Voldemort vs. Saruman

So should you😄

Originally posted by omgchos
Its called Isenguard and Saruman takes this one. He can bring down a mountain on someones head.

But can he do that avalanche faster than Voldermort can death spell?

Also, if they're both on Isenguard, how would be not also kill himself? Not that it matters, since the point above stands, I'm just curious.

Originally posted by Dr Will Hatch
Saruman can't die because he's a Maiar.

It took a decent amount of time to use the avalanche, and he is far too close to use it on Voldemort, who can teleport anyway, when Voldemort just needs to use Avada Kedavra to win.

Originally posted by NemeBro
Well you wanna bring stuff from the books into this then Saruman was banished from physical form by being stabbed with a dagger from Wormtongue. 😐

And yet he'd still totally beat Voldemort, book or movie.

Hp doesn't even come close to LOTR in power.

Originally posted by Luminatus
And yet he'd still totally beat Voldemort, book or movie.

Hp doesn't even come close to LOTR in power.

While it is true that the top of LotR would utterly destroy HP, Saruman, would lose, because he is weaksauce.

Nemebro is right. Voldemort takes the win. The hell is Saruman going to do? Launch the palantir at him?

Dude...

It's like comparing apples to 32 ounces.

If both characters were in their mortal forms, nor horucruxes and no intangible forms, then Volds wins this absurdly fast.

If they both are their most common self, Voldy still wins no problem. In the LotRs universe, it takes much longer to cast a spell...so...that's why this isn't fair. If we gave Voldy the same rules....since they are in his universe, it takes much longer to manipulate the magics in that universe and much longer to cast spells.

I'm quite sure Moving Saruman to the HP-verse would net us some uber powerful wizards. It would be like moving Goku from 100x gravity to Planet Namek against the Ginyu force. It would feel like lifting tons of weight off of their shoulders...shoulders that were used to the extreme difficulty and mastery it takes to use magic in he LotRs verse.

But in either case, it would take each wizard quite some time to learn/get used to the magic of each universe, and how to manipulate it in that verse. However, Voldy still stomps as he can easily leech that info right out of someone's mind.

Originally posted by dadudemon
It would be like moving Goku from 100x gravity to Planet Namek against the Ginyu force. It would feel like lifting tons of weight off of their shoulders...shoulders that were used to the extreme difficulty and mastery it takes to use magic in he LotRs verse.

Gayest post of the day, congrats.

Originally posted by Robtard
Gayest post of the day, congrats.

saruman. that dagger only killed him after all his powers were taken away by gandalf.

Originally posted by Robtard
Gayest post of the day, congrats.

Thank you. But I don't think you appreciate the humor as much as I do.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Thank you. But I don't think you appreciate the humor as much as I do.

I understood your gravity/DBZ reference, sir.

Originally posted by Robtard
I understood your gravity/DBZ reference, sir.

I never said you didn't. I just said I don't think you appreciate the humor.

...Your post is wrong.

Voldemort's magic comes from himself. Not from his verse.

Same with Saruman.

Placing them in different verses would do...Nothing.

Originally posted by NemeBro
...Your post is wrong.

Voldemort's magic comes from himself. Not from his verse.

Same with Saruman.

Placing them in different verses would do...Nothing.

You're wrong. Magic people in each verse are magic because they can use the "magical energies" from each verse. It is very much like the force...you are either sensitive to it, or you're not...despite the fact that it's still there. Muggle vs. wizard. 🙂

Yeah, but they'd most likely need an intermediate program like Wine to run their particular magic in another "verse", just saying. Even then, there could be unexpected compatibility issues and system freezes and/or crashes.

Think Orco, from He-Man. Grand wizards in one realm, bumbling retard in the another.

Originally posted by Robtard
Yeah, but they'd most likely need an intermediate program like Wine to run their particular magic in another "verse", just saying. Even then, there could be unexpected compatibility issues and system freezes and/or crashes.

Think Orco, from He-Man. Grand wizards in one realm, bumbling retard in the another.

Lulz.

True.

It could be just like that.

It could be that in the Tolkien verse, magic is so scarce that it takes all of that concentration and incantation.

Originally posted by dadudemon
You're wrong. Magic people in each verse are magic because they can use the "magical energies" from each verse. It is very much like the force...you are either sensitive to it, or you're not...despite the fact that it's still there. Muggle vs. wizard. 🙂

Originally posted by NemeBro
Alright. Prove it then. 🙂

Can't. 🙂

It's my own interpretation of the universe.

Prove that wizards are magical because magic comes from their being, and only their being, and nothing else. 🙂

Ugh, have to side with DDM on this one, more often than not, when dealing with magic and magic users in film, there's mention of 'drawing upon mystic energies', implying that the magic energy/force is there, one only need the know how or have the ability to use it to their will.