Imhotep vs Voldemort

Originally posted by juggerman
I asked a simple question since you seem to think creator of the book statements only hold weight when you want them to. Geez you can't even tell when you're being made fun of.

So if dying of old age never happens it means it will never happen to a character? Wow man.

I see you didn't answer my questions tho.....

In real life but not in a fictional world in which you can split your soul to attain immortality. It's clearly stated in the movie.

Did anyone with a Horcrux ever die of old age ? You need proof despite everything else being against your nuh uh responses.

There's no point since nothing anyone says will convince you. Even the creator of the movies can tell you and you'll say nuh uh old age.

Originally posted by quanchi112
You said it and then say that's not good enough either in effect destroying whatever credibility you had left. Just kidding it was already gone.

In real life but not in a fictional world in which you can split your soul to attain immortality. It's clearly stated in the movie.

Did anyone with a Horcrux ever die of old age ? You need proof despite everything else being against your nuh uh responses.

There's no point since nothing anyone says will convince you. Even the creator of the movies can tell you and you'll say nuh uh old age.

I said what? I asked if you were quoting the creators of the movie or not.

So in the strange universe where you can split your soul we should just assume no characters can die of old age cuz none did in the film? Great logic there

Did anyone without a Horcrux show to die of old age?

There is a point but i see you'll just dodge this as well

Originally posted by juggerman
If the creators of the movies or books stated in GoF Harry was a more skilled/powerful wizard then Voldemort was would you admit Voldemort was trash? Or that Neville could have easily killed Voldemort but simply chose not to due to him enjoying the chaos would you admit Voldemort was not as great as you thought? Things actually shown outweigh writer statements. He was not immortal

Originally posted by juggerman
Completely different. Imhotep had his immortality taken away from him both times and then was defeated. Voldemort was defeated with his "near immortality" intact. Voldemort also has no "immortality taking" magical attacks. He can also be KO'd while Tep can't. Voldy loses

EDIT: Would also like to point out that it took the magic of "gods" to take away Imhotep's power. It took children to take away Voldemort's.

Juggs response old people die in nursing homes.

Voldemort's immortality worked differently. It had to all be taken away too but it wasn't as easy as reciting a few words like in Imhoteps case. Voldemort simply reads his mind and uses the book anyway if he'd want to.

Magic clearly works. Voldemort was clearly immortal despite your ridiculous stance people die of old age. People do but not wizards with Horcruxes.

😂

Originally posted by quanchi112
You said you wouldn't accept it anyway. These are your words despite no Horcrux user ever dying of old age.

Juggs response old people die in nursing homes.

Voldemort's immortality worked differently. It had to all be taken away too but it wasn't as easy as reciting a few words like in Imhoteps case. Voldemort simply reads his mind and uses the book anyway if he'd want to.

Magic clearly works. Voldemort was clearly immortal despite your ridiculous stance people die of old age. People do but not wizards with Horcruxes.

😂

Quote me saying "I won't accept it"

Stawman. Or trollman. Whichever you prefer

Prove Imhotep knew about the "failsafe" which Vold could access

HP magic is a mortal weapon. Unless you'd like to argue that a god picking up a kitchen knife makes the knife immortal

Originally posted by juggerman
Quote me saying "I won't accept it"

Stawman. Or trollman. Whichever you prefer

Prove Imhotep knew about the "failsafe" which Vold could access

HP magic is a mortal weapon. Unless you'd like to argue that a god picking up a kitchen knife makes the knife immortal

He knew about the book since he used it for his gf. Did you even watch the film ? I remember this stuff I haven't even watched it for a while.

No, it's not since mortals can make themselves immortal as proven by Horcruxes.

Easy win. Imhotep has no magical resistance.

Originally posted by quanchi112
I just did you said things shown outweighs writer statements. Dying of old age while having Horcruxes was never shown.

He knew about the book since he used it for his gf. Did you even watch the film ? I remember this stuff I haven't even watched it for a while.

No, it's not since mortals can make themselves immortal as proven by Horcruxes.

Easy win. Imhotep has no magical resistance.

So i didn't say it and you lied? Ok then

He used the other book for her. The Book of the Dead gives life and the Book of the Living takes life away. They found the other book to stop him. Stop using Youtube and actually watch the film.

So a normal knife is made an immortal weapon as soon as an immortal uses it eh? Dumb dumb dumb

Imhotep stomps

Originally posted by juggerman
So i didn't say it and you lied? Ok then

He used the other book for her. The Book of the Dead gives life and the Book of the Living takes life away. They found the other book to stop him. Stop using Youtube and actually watch the film.

So a normal knife is made an immortal weapon as soon as an immortal uses it eh? Dumb dumb dumb

Imhotep stomps

You said how would he know about the book and my answer was he knew about it enough to bring a soul back. He had clear knowledge of the book. Point proven.

No, but magic clearly changes the knife. We are discussing magic not a haymaker thrown by an immortal.

Magic clearly works. Undeniable.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Yes, you said it and I quoted you. You have up some half assed bs the creators would never say as a what if reasoning to justify your bias.

You said how would he know about the book and my answer was he knew about it enough to bring a soul back. He had clear knowledge of the book. Point proven.

No, but magic clearly changes the knife. We are discussing magic not a haymaker thrown by an immortal.

Magic clearly works. Undeniable.

I did not. Failed again

Wrong again. I said "Prove Imhotep knew about the "failsafe" which Vold could access"

Notice the word in bold is not "book" you lying troll. He can know about the book but that does not mean he knew about the incantation that could undo him. You know about Harry Potter books, maybe you know what they look like, where to find them ect. but you've shown to know very little about what's actually in them especially specific passages. So again i say prove he knew about the failsafe that could shut his shit down or stfu.

So no then? An immortal using mortal magic is using a mortal weapon.

Voldemort gets destroyed

I would also like to point out he was using a completely different book to bring a soul back. That proves he has knowledge of ONE BOOK which was not the book used to defeat him. The only point you've proven is that you don't know what the hell you're talking about and clearly have not seen the movie

Can't Vold protect himself via forcefield? And he has telekinesis as well. Don't know why Quan is insisting a Death Spell win.

Originally posted by Lestov16
Can't Vold protect himself via forcefield? And he has telekinesis as well. Don't know why Quan is insisting a Death Spell win.

Because without having seen the movies, the AK is one of the only spells he knows about.

It's just IDK if the AK will work. The Phoenix is immortal just like Imhotep, and the Phoenix didn't have it's immortality taken away when it got AKed.

Originally posted by Lestov16
Can't Vold protect himself via forcefield? And he has telekinesis as well. Don't know why Quan is insisting a Death Spell win.

Possibly but it takes time to put up a strong shield plus Voldemort doesn't don't do the whole hide behind a shield thing in character. Also this:

Originally posted by Silent Master
Because without having seen the movies, the AK is one of the only spells he knows about.

😂

Originally posted by Lestov16
It's just IDK if the AK will work. The Phoenix is immortal just like Imhotep, and the Phoenix didn't have it's immortality taken away when it got AKed.

But maybe it's SOUL was affected!!!!!!!

Originally posted by juggerman
I did not. Failed again

Wrong again. I said "Prove Imhotep knew about the [b]"failsafe" which Vold could access"

Notice the word in bold is not "book" you lying troll. He can know about the book but that does not mean he knew about the incantation that could undo him. You know about Harry Potter books, maybe you know what they look like, where to find them ect. but you've shown to know very little about what's actually in them especially specific passages. So again i say prove he knew about the failsafe that could shut his shit down or stfu.

So no then? An immortal using mortal magic is using a mortal weapon.

Voldemort gets destroyed [/B]

Imhotep knew about the book so he'd see the book and that it had power over the dead. He'd know all about their magic. 😂

He wouldn't need to he'd use the book since it centers on their magic and expand his magical acumen. You seem all riled up.

No, magic isn't a mortal weapon Thats defined clearly by guns and what the general public has access to not magic. 😂

Voldemort wins, easily.

Originally posted by Lestov16
It's just IDK if the AK will work. The Phoenix is immortal just like Imhotep, and the Phoenix didn't have it's immortality taken away when it got AKed.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Because without having seen the movies, the AK is one of the only spells he knows about.

Are you really this stupid? I said he was amped to 475%, which is exactly what the clip I posted showed.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Are you really this stupid? I said he was amped to 475%, which is exactly what the clip I posted showed.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Yes, you did.

Imhotep knew about the book so he'd see the book and that it had power over the dead. He'd know all about their magic. 😂

He wouldn't need to he'd use the book since it centers on their magic and expand his magical acumen. You seem all riled up.

No, magic isn't a mortal weapon Thats defined clearly by guns and what the general public has access to not magic. 😂

Voldemort wins, easily.

Negative Ghost Rider

So in other words you have no proof at all and are doing your standard shuffle? Gotcha son.

So him reading Imhotep's mind, if possible, is not a certain win? Glad you see your points are ass

HP magic is. Created by mortals and therefore is mortal. More shuffling

Everyday you're shufflin, everyday you're shufflin...

Originally posted by quanchi112
No, you said he got a 475% amp and ran after the clip you posted proved I was right. Lol.

Once again I've caught you in a lie

Originally posted by Silent Master
Actually, Iron-man was boosted to 475% power during the Thor fight.