Movie Juggernaut vs. Movie Harry Potter and Ron

So why would they show all the other basic spells being learned, and not Bombarda? That logic seems flawed to me.

They dont have a full year to show every spell they ever learned. If one wizard does it and its not some advanced spell they made up for their personal use. Then others can use it as well.

Originally posted by KingD19
If Juggs is hiding behind a huge rock, he'll just knock it at them.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Ron Wingardium Leviosa's Juggernaut, Harry Avada Kervada's him.

But would Harry and Ron use the forbidden spells? They are, after all, good wizards who would not kill.

Avarda Kerdava wouldn't work, Harry's not magically powerful enough yet. Apparently it'd just give Juggs a nose-bleed.

Originally posted by Impediment
But would Harry and Ron use the forbidden spells? They are, after all, good wizards who would not kill.

Even if they dont use the death spell, Juggs will never touch them. Levicorpus will toss him at least half a football field away. Luna employs it against a death eater and dude was thrown farther than the eye can see.

Harry and Ron for the win.

Even if he is ejected from the battlefield, he can make his own way back. Which wouldn't count as a victory for them.

Petrification.

Then Harry and Ron pee on him.

Has Harry ever even been seen using the Avarda Kerdava spell in the movies?

I'm pretty sure he hasn't.

Harry knows the spell, Voldemort said as much. Doesnt matter if he is never shown using it, it is said that he knows it.

But is he willing to use it?

Originally posted by KingD19
But is he willing to use it?

Originally posted by omgchos
OMG not this again. The point of a versus thread isn't about debating the morals of a character in it. If this is a battle to the death, than it doesn't matter what they "would do" it matters what they can do.

THey battle in character though. It says they are trying to defeat him not kill him. Them as heroes wouldn't resort to death especially forbidden spells. Juggernaut is invulnerable in the movie too and there is no evidence that says he can die when he has his powers.

Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
THey battle in character though. It says they are trying to defeat him not kill him. Them as heroes wouldn't resort to death especially forbidden spells. Juggernaut is invulnerable in the movie too and there is no evidence that says he can die when he has his powers.

Originally posted by omgchos
We know for a fact that he is a mutant in the movie, because the little kid takes his powers away. Therefore he is or once was human. Which means we KNOW avada kedavra will kill him.

He can't be a human and a mutant at the same time. I know he was a mutant in the movie. Mutants aren't humans though his body is different and stuff. He has shown no signs of pain in his fight with Wolverine. How do we know it will kill him, has it been used on a mutant? Being a human once does not mean you are still susceptible to human diseases, sickness or anything that would affect humans. Cain in comics is still a human and none of these spells would work on him, not a death spell nor levitation and he is still a human.

Once again the death spell won't be used here as the OP didn't say they were bloodlusted nor do they want to kill him. They only want to defeat him?

Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
He can't be a human and a mutant at the same time. I know he was a mutant in the movie. Mutants aren't humans though his body is different and stuff. He has shown no signs of pain in his fight with Wolverine. How do we know it will kill him, has it been used on a mutant?

Once again the death spell won't be used here as the OP didn't say they were bloodlusted nor do they want to kill him. They only want to defeat him?

Originally posted by omgchos
Yeah cuz when someone mutates they all of the sudden develop some kind of magic resistance. I disagree. Magic is only unaffective in the movies against other spells or magical creatures. A mutant is no more magical than my computer. Any and all magic will affect him as much as anything else. Unless the magic entails the use of phyiscal objects in causing harm.

Scarlet Witch developed magic resistance. Storm also has it to some degree. How does magic affect someone that is invulnerable? It also depends on what mutant you're talking about when you say they aren't magical.

I'm not refering to the marvel universe. In which magic is abundant. In the movies it's only human mutation, thats it.

And scarlet witch wasn't in any of the movies so far.