Wizards vs Mutants

Originally posted by omgchos
No on screen feats support the fact that either DP or xavior can affect spirits in any way. And just because our argument makes it one-sided does not negate it. That just makes it a win. A spell travels much faster than ice-man's block of ice can form. And we have also established that voldy is extremely adapt at blocking out mental interference. And by your argument, DP would desintigrate her enemies so no brain-dead people to go into. Voldy pwns this match i;m sorry.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Voldemort cannot do a repossession thing, that was already discussed in regards to Palpatine and it was decided that his body dying counts as death/incapacitation. \

Also:

Originally posted by Dr Will Hatch
Voldemort took years to recover from both of his deaths, so it's totally null and void anyway.

Originally posted by Mindset
You ignored the most important part of his post.

Originally posted by omgchos
Voldy does not die, he is just demoted to a spirit, and he didn't take years to recover, he was just waiting for the right host to posses and fulfill his desire of recorporializing himself. So since he doesn't ACTUALLY die then he's not outta the fight. So those parts are pointless.

Again, you missed the most important part.

His body dying equals a loss.

Originally posted by omgchos
Voldy does not die, he is just demoted to a spirit, and he didn't take years to recover, he was just waiting for the right host to posses and fulfill his desire of recorporializing himself. So since he doesn't ACTUALLY die then he's not outta the fight. So those parts are pointless.

Originally posted by Mindset
His body dies.

Again, you missed the most important part.

His body dying equals a loss.

Originally posted by Mindset
His body dies.

Again, you missed the most important part.

His body dying equals a loss.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Thats like saying Xavier's mind leaving his body is a loss.

I guess it's good I didn't say that.

Originally posted by omgchos
Umm i would have to disagree. He himself does not die so how is it a loss. In essence you are saying that we can never use person/creature from a movie who body jumps killing the host. Like in the movie the Thing, you can kill the person he turns into but he can still use a part of him to posess/mutate others. Are you now saying we can never use the thing in another vs. thread? Voldy is still alive, he is just now something less that human, but more than a ghost. This does not count as him dying. If he actually became a "ghost" or "poltergeist", than you would be right.

Completely horrible comparison, but nice try.

The Thing's body never died, just a portion of it.

He is not more than a ghost, he is a spirit, there is no difference.

Originally posted by Mindset
Completely horrible comparison, but nice try.

The Thing's body never died, just a portion of it.

He is not more than a ghost, he is a spirit, there is no difference.

Originally posted by omgchos
Actually its a good comparison, voldy does not die, in any way shape or form. He becomes something else.

Part of the Thing's body dies.

There is no comparison.

Originally posted by Mindset
Voldemort's body dies.

Part of the Thing's body dies.

There is no comparison.

Originally posted by Mindset
If his body dies, it is.

I guess it's good I didn't say that.

Originally posted by omgchos
His body dying and him dying are not the same. Since the thing voldy becomes is still voldy in a different form the comparison is valid. The thing merely employs a differnent method of possesion. Voldys new form is tantamount to the little part of the thing that is left over to posses another host.

There is really no argument to be made.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Man, you REALLY want the mutants to win.

Because I don't make up ridiculous ways for people to win, even when it has been pointed out that a precedent has already been made that does not allow for that to happen?

Yea, I guess so, spare me. 🙄

Who the hell is palpatine? And what comparison was drawn? If this is the star wars palpatine, then what movie was this in?

Originally posted by Mindset
The comparison was drawn between Palpitine and Voldemort, and it was ascertained that people like them lose when their body is destroyed, as per Nephthys' post. Which means if this rule holds true, than Voldemort loses when his body dies.

There is really no argument to be made.

You really think Voldemort would say "Oh snap I got killed. I can possess that guy over there, but I aint gonna, because it's like unfair and stuff."

He could and would possess mutants. End of argument.

Originally posted by omgchos
Who the hell is palpatine? And what comparison was drawn? If this is the star wars palpatine, then what movie was this in?

Originally posted by Mindset
How?

Because I don't make up ridiculous ways for people to win, even when it has been pointed out that a precedent has already been made that does not allow for that to happen?

Yea, I guess so, spare me. 🙄

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
That's a load of shit. Voldemort has the power to possess people, this is an attribute of his, just like Xavier has the ability tp mind swap. Stop dismissing it as Voldemort losing, because as chos says, the body dies, but the mind stays alive.

You really think Voldemort would say "Oh snap I got killed. I can possess that guy over there, but I aint gonna, because it's like unfair and stuff."

He could and would possess mutants. End of argument.

Tell me you understand this.

IF this is true, than that is a loss for Voldemort.

If not, you've never answered my question.

How long does it take him to possess someone, and has he ever shown the ability to kill someone immediately upon possession.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Because you are totally dismissing one of Voldemorts greatest powers, because it enables him to solo the mutants.