Originally posted by NephthysDude, it is fiendfyre. I dont know why you are even arguing this.
No, what I was trying for was to explain to you that it can destroy Horcruxes because it's highly magical, not becuase it's incredibly hot (enough, you were arguing, to melt the clones).
Here's the second part of my paragraph, interesting that I literally anticipated what you'd say- 'Now, you can say that he doesn't need for the spell to fully form into the snake/ animal, but you have to remember that he was using it in a battle against his arch-nemesis, if he could have attacked faster, giving Dumbledore less time to counter, he would have. And it would take more seconds to get to the clones, giving them more time to counter-attack.'An arch nemesis who could death spell him at a moments notice, who could SEE him.
The Clones wouldnt have enough time to see the fire, look for the source visually, fail to do so, use their sensors, locate him, and fire. The flames would be upon them.
Yeah probably, though they don't really need to as a collective scatter-shot (the clones will be reasonably spread out, so they will cover a extremely large area just from firing at the opening spot). Also, these guys http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Scout_trooper will most certainly be able to see Voldemort at all times, and easily take him down. - Scout trooper helmets incorporated enhanced macrobinocular viewplates capable of locating energy emissions, target magnification, night vision, and motion tracking.You telling me a motion tracker can register an invisible person?
Scout troopers? So what? fiendfyre will find them and kill them, or they will be transfigured into bugs.
Plus Voldemort won't be able to run very fast in the invisibility cloak, especially while focusing on his spell.He will be able to move far enough away to avoid being shot. He isnt a cripple, you know.
So he controls agunner (which by the way requires line of sight, which he doesn't have) mainpulates him to fire at his allies without getting shot himself? Doubtful.So he has the gunner open fire on the other vehicles. When the gunner is killed, he moves on to another.
Fair enough, but shes one of the few (3) who ever actually use it.So a fifth year wizard can cast wingardium leviosa, but an advanced wizard cant? Bullshit.
As eminence has said, we can't be sure its actually fiendfyre. Plus I thought it had conscious thought. It didn't look like Voldemort was controlling it in the movie. At all. So it's doubtful he can here.If Voldemort wasnt controlling it, why did it focus on Dumbledore?
And again:
http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Fiendfyre
Fiendfyre (also known as Cursed Fire) is a type of fire made from Dark Magic.
Voldemort is indeed a master of dark magic.
Fiendfyre initially appears a "roaring, billowing noise" and gives its victims only a moments warning.
The fire cast by Voldemort in OOTP did just this, it made the roaring, billowing noise and appeared in "a moments notice."
Its flames are of abnormal size and take the shape of monsters and beasts, such as serpents, Chimaeras, and dragons, continuously mutating.
The flames took the shape of a serpent.
It appears to have enough consciousness to actually follow its intended victims.
The flames did this, it recognized Dumbledore as it's intended victim.
That is four characteristics of fiendfyre, matched onscreen.
Logic dictates that it was fiendfyre.
Question: Did they get the prophecy? Answer: No. Explanation: Becuase they were too stupid to Accio the damn thing at the start."Prophecies can only be retrieved by those about whom they are made," Lucius Malfoy's words in the movie. Also explains why Voldemort didn't just grab the damn thing himself.
I guess you just answered my question.Guess so 😄
Lol, Crabbe, Goyle and Malfoy were death eaters, hardly cream of the crop. Also re-watch OOTP, and see how badly they get their asses kicked. They suck, except for Bellatrix and Voldemort. And again, if they haven't done it in the movie, the can't do it here.You do realize that what you are saying is like me saying "Clones cannot find Hogwarts and their weapons wont work inside", right?
Not to support feats. And you'll notice it's all referenced from sources at the bottom. It's better than using unsupported statements about ambiguous feats to support my entire argument.I take somethign implied/shown in the movie and elaborate on it with wiki. Perfectly acceptable here.
Err, maybe because he's allegedly the most powerful Sith Lord ever. Anakin's hissy fit ain't doing shit to him. Fact is, he's on screen used an omni-directional sonic based attack, which the wizards have no defence against to epically pwn metal. Yeah, the wizards go against him, and he owns them.And Anakin can use this attack when he is transfigured into a marshmallow?
But theres a difference between flying around, being able to see things and pre-meditate an attack to 'popping out of the ground' and immediately attacking. The latter is impossible.Apparition is simple to a wizard like Bellatrix. She chooses a spot to apparate to, casts a spell when she appears, and is gone before one can bat an eyelash.
Coming from you, this is hilarious. Tell me, when has Voldemort shown that he's able to teleport around like nightcrawler in battle? Or fiendfyre attacking without forming?Voldemort is the most powerful wizard alive, on par with Dumbledore. Apparition is taught to sixth year wizards. You telling me that the two most powerful wizards alive are not masters of apparition? Thats like saying Yoda cannot force pull a blaster from it's holster. Ludicrous. Oh yeah, last post in the Ironman/Dumbledore thread, check it out.
When the hell did I ever say Voldemort would fiendfyre attack without forming?