Originally posted by quanchi112
That isn't the point. Her magic still worked yet she struggled against a person with no powers. Laughable. Voldemort rapes her.
Wrong. She was struggling against iron in a weakened state, and without her wings.
Everyone has weaknesses, but that's irrelevant here.
With wings and at full power, M destroys V.
If you disagree, cite specific examples, please.
Originally posted by ImpedimentOk, I will play the evidence game and do try to keep up.
Wrong. She was struggling against iron in a weakened state, and without her wings.Everyone has weaknesses, but that's irrelevant here.
With wings and at full power, M destroys V.
If you disagree, cite specific examples, please.
With her wings at the beginning when the king comes to challenge the moors she has the moors come to her defense. In battle she flies, tackles, and physically clashes with fodder. She flies into the king and uses her wings to drive peoole back. That isn't impressive due to the fact Voldemort also has flight options and long range capabilities.
Iron does weaken her but with the iron all over her she clearly uses her magic to alter her friend into a dragon. Her magic clearly works. It just physically hurts her like I said.
King Stefan then hits her with his weapon knocking her down while his men keep her caged in. She gets her wings back and has to physically cut the dragon loose. That is weak and shows her reliance on being physical with her wings as opposed to long ranged magic.
She still tries to spare the king who did all this to her. She isn't merciless in any way, shape, or form and her abilities in combat rely far too heavily on being physical.
She has no defenses against Voldemort who can fly extremely fast and blast her while doing so in character. He's quite merciless unlike the weak Maleficent.
2:39 in.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IKkXED4M1PE
Now feel free to cite examples yourself and let's see what you have.
Originally posted by RobtardWanna time out the length of time it takes to say the words used in the film here.
She actually only has to name the animal/creature, "Mealworm". Two syllables are easier to say than three.Welcome to the new "Lord" Voldemort:
You also are ignoring how she fights Stefan and the other human king.
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Crucio is also easier to say. You also changed your claim from "you're a mealworm to mealworm."
Dance.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Wanna time out the length of time it takes to say the words used in the film here.You also are ignoring how she fights Stefan and the other human king.
😂
Crucio is also easier to say. You also changed your claim from "you're a mealworm to mealworm."
Dance.
Watch the film, iirc, she just says "dragon" and the transformation happens.
Nothing's been ignored
Two syllables is one less than three. Math > you
Originally posted by RobtardThat is her creature. When does she do so against an opponent ? Why didn't she morph Stefan into an animal ? You can't ignore their battles and make things up.
Watch the film, iirc, she just says "dragon" and the transformation happens.Nothing's been ignored
Two syllables is one less than three. Math > you
Maleficent did not transform any of the humans who opposed her. She relied on her physicality with her wings attached.
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Context.
The hilarious thing is if I pitted her against Gandalf you'd abandon this horrific logic showing a clear double standard.