voldemort vs grindelwald

In terms of magic power, Voldemort was a villain in the magic world. He had powerful magic power, could fly without tools, use Parseltongue, make Horcruxes, and so on. However, he would be afraid when facing Albus Dumbledore, and it would be difficult to win against Dumbledore. Grindelwald was highly skilled in black magic, almost on the same level as Dumbledore's white magic. Dumbledore even admitted that Grindelwald had mastered black magic beyond his imagination. In terms of influence, Grindelwald's scope of activity was the entire Europe. He used his powerful appeal to stir up a revolutionary storm in the Magic World, bringing half of Europe under his control. Voldemort's main activity was in the British Wizarding world. From a strategic point of view, Voldemort seemed to have opened up the path of guerrilla warfare, relying on sudden attacks to create deterrence; Grindelwald seemed to have formed an army to compete with the mainstream. In terms of personal image and structure, Grindelwald's style of action was more flamboyant, and the structure was intended to refute the grand concept of war and humanity. Voldemort was more focused on personal entanglements with Harry Potter, and the structure was relatively small. Overall, it was difficult to compare the strength of the two. Each had its own strengths. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!

Voldemort broke into Grindelwald's prison to get his hands on the Elder Wand. In order to protect Dumbledore's grave from discovery, Grindelwald refused to reveal the whereabouts of the Elder Wand. Voldemort was so angry that he killed the unarmed Grindelwald. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!

Grindelwald had a good chance of beating Voldemort in many ways. In terms of black magic, Grindelwald's attainments were almost on the same level as Dumbledore's white magic. Dumbledore even admitted that Grindelwald had mastered a lot of black magic that he could not imagine, and Voldemort was afraid of Dumbledore. It could be inferred that Grindelwald was stronger than Voldemort in black magic. Judging from the pattern, Voldemort's goal was relatively simple, always wanting to kill Harry Potter, while Grindelwald's goal was more ambitious, involving high-level content such as war and humanity. This showed that Grindelwald's thinking pattern was superior, which might affect the use of strategies in battle. In terms of his attitude towards death, Voldemort was extremely afraid of death. He made seven Horcruxes to save his life and always avoided direct combat when facing Dumbledore. Grindelwald was not afraid of death, nor did he make Horcruxes. He did not retreat when facing powerful opponents. This difference in mentality could have a huge impact in battle. In terms of followers, Grindelwald relied on his own charm and the ability to " draw a big pie " to attract followers. The followers formed the " Grindelwald Army " with high loyalty. Voldemort ruled the " Death Eaters " with an iron fist. Many followers wanted to leave him, and their loyalty was not as good as Grindelwald's followers. The strength and loyalty of followers during battle may affect the outcome of the battle. In terms of mastery of the Elder Wand, Grindelwald could perfectly cooperate with the Elder Wand and demonstrate his strength. Voldemort had the Elder Wand but could not truly master it. This key factor could become Grindelwald's advantage in the battle. From an intellectual point of view, although Voldemort had high intelligence, it was not enough in front of Grindelwald. Grindelwald was more strange than Dumbledore, and it was difficult for Voldemort to see through Grindelwald. Grindelwald's Occlumency was also stronger than Voldemort's Legilimency. In summary, Grindelwald had an advantage over Voldemort in many aspects, so he was more likely to defeat Voldemort in battle. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!

Among the derivative topics related to Harry Potter, there was a case where Voldemort and Harry formed a CP. One of them was the villain, and the other was the protagonist. They were seen as a couple who loved each other. For example, they had the same wand core and had similar growth experiences, but their choices were different. This couple was a creative interpretation derived from the content of the work by fans. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!