there are 7 horcruxes, harry and nevels birthday are in the 7th month, there are seven books, 7 hears of school, 7 weasley children, quidditch is a 7 player game, 7 floors at hogwarts, Voldemort tried to kill harry 7 times and failed 7 times...then someone made 8 movies.
I think Voldemort killing a random muggle does kinda count as a "major murder", cause a wizard killing a muggle is kind of a big deal. Also, random note, my computer recognizes "muggle' as a word, but not "kinda".
To the protocol, in the last book when Harry goes to the forbidden forest in order to die, he looses the last part of voldemorts soul. It means that in the final battle, Harry doesn't have any of Voldemorts soul
@@arespeverell9877 that make it worse. I myself never truly like the film, for me it is way worse than the actual book so i just watch it once for every title so maybe i slip on some scene.
Okay, genuine question here; where did the idea that you split your soul precisely in half every time come from? I’m not sure. It never says as much in canon, and in fact the descriptions actually provided by the book use words like “fragment” even while working under the expectation a wizard will only make one, which emphasizes its size is small. (Additionally, Dumbledore explicitly states that Voldemort’s mind and powers are intact despite the soul splitting, so the idea that he’s weakened by it is broadly bunk, though the instability is the reason he accidentally Horcrux’d Harry, so it’s not wholly nonsense.)
Nah, there was nothing about "half". The definition in the book clearly says, "a fragment of the soul". I think the "half" word came from his understanding of the word, "split". Also, while Voldemort retained his mind and magical skill, due to his soul being maimed after being ripped apart, thus, he could not possess Harry in the Battle of the Ministry without suffering agony, while Harry could enter the mind of Voldemort and watch a first person view, without suffering any pain, something which Dumbledore confirms to Harry in the afterlife. However, I do agree with your idea that the "health" of Voldemort is at 1% is just bunk. The SOUL was not making his magic power high or low, his skill was what was increasing his power. The SOUL only factored in his death that there was nothing left for him to hang on in the mortal realm, and he is forced to move into the afterlife.
PinkRose Gaming Oooohhh... Well shit. Better not piss off the Miss'es! She can literally steal/destroy part of your soul! Jesus, wizard relationships must be fucked up...
Technically, -mancy means to perform divination using a specific means (the prefix, so geomancy *should* be telling the future by manipulating or interpreting geography). Divination by definition is foretelling the future/writing prophecy. Yet, you're correct that basically no word ending with mancy actually refers to the ability of telling the future anymore. For example, geomancy. Geomancy now commonly refers to the manipulation of the land, somewhat like what 'terraform' means. However, geomancy used to mean interpreting the future using signs found in the environment. Necromancy, similarly, is now commonly used to refer to the ability to revive and control corpses and/or spirits. But, the current dictionary definition of necromancy is *still* about communicating with spirits to predict the future.
The initial root of -mancy still means to divine or commune with the aforementioned element, but most modern interpretations mainly use that communion as a request for aid, as in a necromancer communing with the souls of the dead to put them in new vessels for him to command, or a pyromancer communing with the element of fire to aid them through the medium of a controllable fireball. Through this frame of reference, spellbooks are instructions for the caster-to-be to learn how to commune with the element at hand and learn the exact phrasing necessary for that element to accept your request (aka spells).
Very late to the party, although I think I've watched this before a few years ago, but it says in the subtitiles 'fun fact it's called arthimancy' which I didn't realise at the time. But looking back is kinda funny
"Never forget, though, that while [Voldemort's] soul may be damaged beyond repair, his brain and his magical powers remain intact. It will take uncommon skill and power to kill a wizard like Voldemort even without his Horcruxes." ~Albus Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (page 509)
Oh God thank you, I was gonna mention that one! It's such an important quote that most people have either missed, forgotten or ignored, and it clarifies quite a few things. It makes the theory in this video not quite accurate, even if it was pretty clever! So, keeping what Dumbledore said in mind, Voldemort in his final state isn't any less powerful or smart than he was before, he's just less human (wizard?). The very core of what made him a man/wizard is damaged beyond repair, but that doesn't affect his powers or his intellect (although understandably his sanity has gone out the door by then...). Really, around the end of the story Voldemort is basically a creature animated by dark magic and little else. Whatever shred of humanity he might've had before is long gone, but his magic is just as strong, if not stronger. Honestly, when you stop to think about it, it just makes him even more terrifying! Do you agree? Or not? Well, anyway, thanks again for mentioning that quote, I was really glad to see someone else had remembered it!
kaze217 Good point. Voldemort is only about 0.78% human. But Harry, with that extra 1.56% from Voldy, actually has 101.56% humanity in him. So he's even more human than the average person. That sure adds a bit to some of the book's themes.
I thought that every time a Horcrux was destroyed Voldemort got that part of his soul back making him more mortal, and when the last Horcrux is destroyed it makes him killable? If that makes sense? Idk maybe I'm just dumb(ledore)
The really crazy thing is voldy probably would have lived longer if he hadn’t split his soul at all we hear about other wizards living into their hundreds without doing anything crazy
Or how about becoming master of death? I mean he already had the stone and the other two were in Dumbledores possession, like just expulso the roof on top of him when he is sleeping
He never wanted to make 7 horcruxes. He wanted to split his soul into seven pieces, because seven is a power number. So his goal was 6 horcruxes + himself. Horcrux Harry meant he was split into six pieces.
there was really no point for the 4th book on then. In the 3rd movie, everything ends because harry says, oh, this is a waster of my time. I'm living with ron now.
The irony of the Horcruxes is that Voldemort only lived to be a little older than 70, and a good chunk of that time was as a formless wisp in the back of Quirrel's head. Voldemort, for all his attempts at immortality, got outlived by people who just allowed themselves to age naturally, like Dumbledore (who lived to be in his 100s).
The whole Room of Requirement thing is explained simply enough as Voldemort's Ego getting the better of him. He believes he is the only one who has found the Room and that no one else at Hogwarts has, or will ever find it.
@@swayenderblade1887 that room specifically is the room of lost things. its the place the magic of the castle collects things people have lost throughout the castle and not come back for
So came back to watch this forgetting that I had before but it was a good watch, I would also like to point out a small interesting tidbit about the elder wand, there are actually two different reasons that Voldemort couldn't properly use the elder wand. The first being of course he wasn't the proper owner, but the second reason has to do with what the wand is made of. If you do some research on wand lore you come to find out that we know both the wood of the wand and the core that was used, that core being Thestral tail hair, even more, interesting is what we learn about trying to use Thestral tail hair as a wand core, "The Thestral tail hair was a powerful and tricky substance that could be mastered only by a witch or wizard capable of facing death" that the other reason Voldemort couldn't use the elder wand he is probably the biggest example of someone who can't accept death.
That's interesting but isn't that ironic considering that in the Tales of Beedle the Bard, the brother who obtains the wand intended it to be used to help him avoid death?
@@savidalu193 if i remember correctly, in the tales of the beedle and the bard, death granted the wishes of the three brothers for avoiding him by giving them gifts- gifts that would actually speed up their deaths (kind of like how you need to be specific with a genie otherwise they'll release something malicious on you instead). antioch (the eldest, who you're referring to) wanted to be undefeated so death gave him the elder wand. true to his word, he was undefeated for a bit until someone else recognized the power it held and murdered him for it (so yeah death planned this all from the beginning). but my memory is as good as a grandma with dementia so feel free to correct me!
oooo yes! it also fits nicely with the horcrux theory as Voldemort’s lack of a full soul would also be an indicator of unworthiness as it is prune evidence of his inability to face death
@@savidalu193 I know I’m 6 months late but I believe it was the second brother who wanted to beat death and did so by requesting the ability to revive the dead
MATT: im not one of those people who remembers what the Dursley’s were eating when Harry was invited to the World Cup Me, almost immediately: they were eating Grapefruit cause Dudley was on a diet and Aunt Petunia made everyone do it too!.....wow
Toast Toast yea we have something wrong with us btw dudley stole vernons grapefruit when the postman came to their house with a letter from the weaslys .The postman was wondering why it had so many stamps on it lol
1:56 Matpat: ....So hop on those FireBolts- *Shows a broom stick of a Nimbus 2000* Me: Apparently he hasn't been doing ENOUGH research to notice the difference between Nimbus 2000 and a FireBolt...
or it was just too hard to type 'firebolt' into google. smh whoever edited isn't a true harry potter fan haha >eats an apple to make myself look like an a**hole
If you read the books, you would know who hepsibar Smith was. She was the rich owner of the goblet of hufflepuff, and she also owned the locket of slytherin. Two days after Tom found out, she was found dead. Her family realized that her two priceless Hogwarts relics were missing. The murder was blamed on her house elf. Tom made her think she did.
OMG Voldemort’s horcruxes - has a diary - has a ring - has a necklace - has a tiara - has a special cup - has a special pet - is obsessed with a teenage boy OMG VOLDEMORTS IS EVERY TEENAGE GIRL EVER !!!!!!! ❤️❤️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yep, it was grapefruit. The whole family had to eat it cuz Dudley was on a diet cuz the school didn't stock knickerbockers big enough for him. Also what exactly are knickerbockers??
@@zock_zock9147 They died natural deaths. Remember James had their entire fortune before the war started? Meaning they either gave him all of their money and went into hiding, or they died.
@@katharineball585 -a bottle cap -an American Penny -a plastic leaf -a plastic flower -a ribbon -a piece of tape - A pipe cleaner -A children’s action figure -A little wood carving -A tiny fidget toy
When you think about it, voldemort might just have a tiny fraction of his soul left, but he has no other souls in his body (as far as we know) which means voldemort is still 100% voldemort While Harry has 1.5% voldemort, and his own soul is intact, so harry is 98.5% harry and 1.5% voldemort.
But just imagine just HOW powerful Voldemort was, if when he is only at 0.78% the entire witch and wizard civilization had SUCH a hard time defeating him. Imagine his power at 100%!
Ok so while I really want to believe this, I see a couple of flaws. 1) I could definitely be wrong but I’m pretty sure in the book he says ‘part’ of the soul is kept in the horocrux, not necessarily that it’s divided in half each time. 2) the horocrux inside Harry is destroyed when Harry “dies”, meaning that during the final battle Harry is just Harry again, and assuming we’re going with splitting the soul in half each time, old Voldy still has that .78%. Ok sorry that was a long explanation
So what. Harry is still 100% a person and Voldemort is only 0.78%. That's essentially like a human fighting an ant (IDC that it's not scientifically accurate, sorry, best similarity I could think of on the spot).
DayBreak The Lightwing yeah but those videos could take a long time depending on the size of the book contents, and also he needs to post videos in the film theorists and game theories as well. He would probably upload like one vid a month because then he has to do even more research for his job.
I like the fact that in the moves, Harry can just sense what objects are Horcruxes, since we know he has a connection to Voldemort and would therefore sense parts of his soul
Okay, Imma say this 3 years after this was posted- When Harry so called, "died" in Deathly Hallows. The Voldermort part of him was gone, Dumbledore said it himself. So he ain't a walking piece of Voldemort anymore-
That’s the biggest missing piece I was waiting for at the end of the video but it was never mentioned. All the rest regarding the percentages is speculation.
You need a good history with established rules and actually connections between the pieces of the plot to have a theory. Fantastic Beast is barely a history to begin with.
MatPat: "Number magic isn't even something that they're taught!" It is, actually. It's called Arithmancy. It's an optional elective course that they can choose to take starting from their third year. It was Hermione's favorite subject. Seriously, read the books one of these days, MatPat.
I remembered too. It was because his doctor told him he had to eat healthier or risk a heart attack. I also remember he hated it and didn't consider it breakfast.
1. Ron didn't get teleported by the thingy, he disapperated himself. 2. Harry by the time of the final battle is no longer a part of voldemort because he died. 3. Good theory.
Samuel Joseph Clawson but since Harry is a Horcrux, then he would not be able to kill VOLDOMORT until he killed himself, did I miss the explanation for that plot hole?
After finding out the stone hallow was the ring, and that he was a horcrux, he walked himself over to Voldemort (using the stone to bring back his parents and Sirius to comfort him) then lets Voldemort Adavera Kadavera him, then he finds himself naked in the dream-like train station with Dumbledore and the piece of Voldemort's soul. The part that dies is Voldemort's soul, so Harry is actually able to survive the killing curse for the second time in his life.
Maybe because to calculate how many that 1% health mean we need to know the exact number of the soul It could be larger but who knows If 1% times 1000 = 10 But in this case we don't know exactly how much our souls contain Maybe 1% times 10000000000000000000000000000000000000 Like i said earlier who knows
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Well he means voldemort never had any chance against harry, voldemort was Harry + more voldemort than voldemort himself, so knowing this he likely thinks the fights between the two are barely fights at all.
I get 5e joke but he does not have a nose because he ripped his would so his appearance is well not so pretty. Just like emperor palpatine in Star Wars.
"Mathematically proven" yeah but without any facts involved and based on mere speculation and baseless assumptions. The whole premise about the Splitting souls being a Division by 2 is totally made-up though, but even without that, the "Some matter a whole lot more than others" is either way totally wrong, in fact. Really shows how Matt gets famous with random, baseless theorys just cause he confidently calls them proven by math and whatnot.
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@@slevinchannel7589 Even if the souls aren't divided into two each time the same rule still applies; each horcrux should get less soul if the percentages remain the same. And why should it change? The spell doesn't know how many horcruxes you plan to make and therefore the fraction that it should split. So either make a video that proves this rigorously and mathematically or just shut up and stop being so salty that he's more popular than you. It's called film *theory* and not film *100 page long proof* for a reason, idiot. "It's just a theory - a film theory"
The book doesn't say 50%. It says a 'part' of his soul. So, if he had planned to create 7 Horcruxes, which of course he has, (He is a Slytherin after all) then, each Horcrux might have the same amount of soul. We never know...
But it would make sense that they had progressively smaller parts. The Diary after all had a whole ghostly form of Tom Riddle but the rest of them don't have nearly that much power.
@@aWildKITsune yes but never said half! It's very likely that the diary had more soul than voldemort attached to professor Raptor, but there are other things to consider! The horcrux are still bound to him and surely he kept draining power from them, and the ritual he did in the goblet of fire probably reinvigorated his own soul, or stole part of his own soul back from harry! Still at the end he died because most of his soul was destroyed and he didn't have any more bound horcruxes to drain soul power from
Agreed. IMHO, he probably split as little as possible of his soul each time, because the horcrux is just an anchor, doesn't matter how much soul it has, so if 1 percent can do the trick, just put in 1 percent every time.
This whole theory relies upon the assumption that creating a horcrux requires you to split your soul into two equal halves. It's been a LONG time since I've read or watched Harry Potter, but my understanding was that it was more like snipping a piece off than splitting it in half.
Chas Gulley exactly what I was thinking! Back when I read it, I assumed that the point was to have a reservoir of some sorts so that it could still remain somewhere in the world and you can never go away wholly. So you just need to have an incomplete soul within yourself and some soul somewhere else, not necessarily halves. That's why, I thought, he wanted to have so many and all of them had to be destroyed in order for him to die.
JKR's exact definition is as follows: "a receptacle prepared by dark magic in which a Dark wizard has intentionally hidden a fragment of his soul for the purpose of attaining immortality." This means you're not necessarily splitting it in two halves.
i recall */Dumbledore/* saying a theory(ha) that Voldemort didn't know how to control how much of his soul goes into each object, esp since Harry was an accident. Now whether or not JK Rowling knows the answer is a diff story
The author however approves of this math theory, which means it is accurate and part of the lore. Voldemort split his soul half ever time, not just chipping of pieces of it.
MAT PLEASE READ THE SIXTH BOOK MORE THOROUGHLY “He had a whole soul when he spoke to Slughorn” WRONG “You use the life energy of the person you-“ WRONG So much more things like this are said JUST READ THE SIXTH BOOK PLEASE
Larry Wang at first I thought "probably sausage, because this is the Dursleys, a family in which 2/3rds are described as ridiculously obese in the books, but then I remembered that this is book 5 we're talking about and they were trying to slim Dudley down for health reasons I'm this installment and so were eating grapefruit.
It would've been smart of Voldemort to make a Horcrux with a pebble. Hermione: Have we tried that one yet? Harry: That little gray one? Hermione: Which gray one?
Also means harry would be at 100.78% total soul... does that mean there could be wizards with like, 150% soul? How would that work out? Doesn't seem to be too apparent the quantity of soul does to you in the series, I mean voldy is still functional...
a person Hey, I'm just pointing out the obvious. I respect her work on the Harry Potter series, but I can't respect her as a person when she belittles my people and when her Twitter is full of politics.
um, actually, number magic IS a subject taught at hogwarts, it is called arithimancy, and is a form of divination, hermoione takes it in her third year at hogwarts
Technically voldemort did have 7 horcruxs because he had a part of his soul in himself which means he counts as one so he had 7 pieces of soul (dairy, locket, cup, diadem, ring, harry, nigini, and himself) the horcruxs anchor himself to life so once he lost his other horcruxs he only had the soul in himself so once his physical body is destroyed then he is gone forever.
Voldemort destroyed the horcrux inside Harry in the forbidden forest in the final movie, so during their final battle, Harry WASN'T more Voldemort than Voldemort.
@Art Attack After many years speaking a language, the language doesn't just go away. Even Ron learned how to speak some parseltounge just by listening to Harry.
I actually translated a bit of parseltounge after a lot of research and bench watching and it’s pretty basic once u get the hang of it so Harry knew it before Voldemort took it way and remebered it so...ye suck on that
TheUnholyOne ok so I've read the books like 10 times each and I'm a huge potterhead but I must have forgotten something so do u mind explaining what exactly is said?
Hari Potter In the book the Professor explained to split your soul again, let alone just once would be monstrous and unforseen things could happen. We already knew that Harry had more of of his soul by the end of Tom's life. The act of making a Horcrux is to divide the soul in half and store it in another object. I kept waiting for the "aha!" moment in the video but I already knew all this.
When you do adaptations of books, you shouldn't need the original book to explain it. Wizard of Oz, The Godfather, the James Bond Films, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Forest Gump and Willy Wonka all don't need you to really go back to the book to explain the film for the most part.
But can't that already be deduced by simply already knowing what TheUnholyOne said? I"m sure most people don't necessarily put it into that perspective but it's not like it's some big revelation. You can gather all that on your own
No, because to destroy a Horcrux you have to “damage it beyond magical repair.” For a living creature, this means you have to die. Evidently, Harry did not die from the basilisk fang, so the Horcrux inside of him wasn’t destroyed.
As Jacquie said, SCB answered this question a while ago. It was a great video titled “Why the horcrux in Harry wasn’t destroyed by the basilisk”, I highly recommend
"Mathematically proven" yeah but without any facts involved and based on mere speculation and baseless assumptions. The whole premise about the Splitting souls being a Division by 2 is totally made-up though, but even without that, the "Some matter a whole lot more than others" is either way totally wrong, in fact. Really shows how Matt gets famous with random, baseless theorys just cause he confidently calls them proven by math and whatnot.
@@slevinchannel7589 It makes sense, however. The magic spell doesn't know he planned to make seven, so it probably wouldn't have ripped his soul into seven equal pieces. And based on that, this video is correct. Also, if you hate it so much, just don't watch it :)
@@dragonheart1357 to try and simplify it, it does die but is reborn, meaning that the reborn Phoenix is not the same Phoenix as the one that died. Memories are the same, personality and other things are kept the same, as shown by Dumbledores pheonix, but the actual Phoenix is technically not the same, as it was reborn
he is implying that Voldemord could as well just put for example 5% fractions into each piece. Think about it, you are 16 years old. You just learned about a new spell, why would you split your soul in half instead of easing yourself into it?
Yeah, that bothers me too. When I read the books I assumed it were just small fractions of his soul that he used, just slivers, that was all that was needed to bind his soul to this realm.
@@trixxartarchive7705 I honestly guessed it because the other 3 choices seemed so wrong, but yeeea I loved the books and the movies and I honestly had no clue...I mean why would it even be important to remember that?
@@jamesleemuthafuckynsales4334 not important, yeah, but the fact just got inserted into your brain as a permanent memory. like, i won't forget three fictional characters ate grapefruit for breakfast until the day i die.
I would love to see you redo this video with the concept of a soul being infinite. If you had a 100% or 1% of infinite that is still infinite. Do you think that would change things?
The Half Blood Prince, Chapter 23: Horcruxes ''However, a withered hand does not seem an unreasonable exchange for a seventh of Voldemort’s soul.'' - Albus Dumbledore ONE SEVENTH
Not everyone is always right. Dumbledore admits multiple times throughout the series that he was wrong. If he, you know, thought for a second that it tore the soul in half, he would have realized it. Not to mention, the soul is sealed within the Horcrux. Are you saying/implying that the soul parts will magically split themselves between the Horcruxes as they are made? That the others somehow know, despite being cut off from their original self for decades, "Hay, i was split again! Lets just mail a third of myself to a locket!" Just because Dumbly was often right and probably knew a vast majority more than anyone let on, it doesn't mean that he has all knowledge on every and all forms of magic.
Forgive me for not understanding your logic, but how does the fact that humans have 10 fingers make the decimal system the "most powerful system"? Theoretically, a dozenal system (base 12) would be far more convenient for basic arithmetic, as it would allow for common denominations to be more easily represented. For example, in a dozenal system 1/3 would be expressed as 0.4, as opposed to the 0.3 repeating which currently represents said fraction in a decimal system. 1/4 is just 0.3 and 1/2 is 0.6. Additionally, at higher levels of mathematics, there aren't too many differences that would occur from having a dozenal system as opposed to a decimal one. And in argument of "we have 10 fingers", each finger has three segments. As such, counting to twelve can be done simply by counting the segments of your fingers whilst using your thumb as a counter. So, unless there's something I don't understand, excluding the fact that it is the currently most frequently used counting system, how is it that the decimal system is "the most powerful system"?
5 minutes in, I see a big problem. You say that everyone assumes that they're equal pieces. I believe that they aren't, sure. But it is never specifically mentioned that the soul is ripped in half. Only "rips it apart". Supposedly if he wanted to, he could have every part of his soul that he make horocruxes of only 10% of his soul, leaving 30% in his original body. Therefore, no one horocrux is more Voldemort than Voldemort
@@hanfarahman7432 The way its described in the books it makes it sound like murder rips the soul. In my mind it makes it sound like it pulls apart of that soul away and the more you kill the more you rip it. Voldemort by the time he tried to kill Harry the first time his soul was so unstable a part split itself away without any help. So I would imagine its like pulling apart a piece of meat its not going to be a neat split if you're using your hands.
what war was this? given that we know that Voldemort wasn't the wizard roadman that we know him as, I'm assuming this wasn't the war fought by the original order of the phoenix.
Howie Cudu this was the war against the dark wizard Grindelwald and his followers, the one who owned the elder wand until he was defeated by Dumbledore
TurtleGirl :D Isn't arithmancy a form of divination? Numerology is another word for it I've been told by some real life people who practice number magic.
Well, the part of Voldemort’s soul in Harry is killed when he goes into the forbidden forest and Voldemort attempts to kill Harry, but just kills the part of him within Harry. So, during the battle, Harry is 0% Voldemort.
Valkyr_E age has nothing to do with it, the protection ran through Harry’s blood which was placed in Voldemort....had that not happened Harry would be dead
Dylan Jope Yeah it did. That was why they escorted Harry away from the Dursley’s the way they did in Deathly Hallows. Because he had turned 17, the protection his mother set was gone, and the reason he survived was because Voldemort killed the part of himself within Harry. “Neither can live while the other survives.” That was the first clue that Harry was a horcrux, and Voldemort destroyed the horcrux himself, and that meant Harry was nearly able to kill him. Have you read the books?
Valkyr_E yes, you’ve gone down the wrong direction, there’s a whole video on it...if that was true, if the the part of Voldemort inside Harry dies this would mean Harry would be dead
Wow I never thought of that. But then, if you had the magic to just insta-kill someone why wouldn't you use it? That said I imagine the protection magic would have stopped Voldemort from killing Harry with any method, not just Avada Kedavra.
"avada kedavra" is like an AK47 to the face, noone had survived the curse up to that point, so what's the point of doing something so, to quoute Obi Wan, _uncivilized_?
Voldemort wasn't in Ravenclaw for a reason....besides, I think that in order for the horcrux to work it has to be a more brutal or "hands on" murder approach
there are 7 horcruxes, harry and nevels birthday are in the 7th month, there are seven books, 7 hears of school, 7 weasley children, quidditch is a 7 player game, 7 floors at hogwarts, Voldemort tried to kill harry 7 times and failed 7 times...then someone made 8 movies.
Diriector_Doc Aah the horror!
Diriector_Doc that is why it is movie 7 part 2
Diriector_Doc still less 7's than fairy tail
everything is in 7s or 3s light the Bible for sice reason.
But only 4 houses and 4 Champions. OTOH, 4 Champions and 3 Triwizard Tests = 7. Of something.
I think Voldemort killing a random muggle does kinda count as a "major murder", cause a wizard killing a muggle is kind of a big deal. Also, random note, my computer recognizes "muggle' as a word, but not "kinda".
Major according to the plot
your computer is bad
lol how do they not know😂 they seriously need to update the system
Your computer is a wizard, Harry
@@AliKhan-ru2sn 🤣🤣🤣
Voldemort missed the chance to put a part of his soul in a Nokia device 🤦♀️🤦♀️
😂😂😂😂😂
No way that’s clever
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Would do it if he known it exists.
Nahhh he doesn't want a MUGGLE object bearing his soul
I mean, Voldemort always hated a part of himself, being half-muggle. So we could see this entire series as a self-destructive tragedy.
I................................... Never thought of this even though I am a huge fan
He hated being part of his father who left his mom after birth
@@maggiethepearl7183 but his father was a muggle and he hated his father for abandoning his mother AND being a muggle
7 part 2 can’t be 8 because, each number is a new school year 7-7 part 2 is 1 year!
So, in a way, Neville destroyed as much of Voldemort's soul when he killed Nagini as when Harry killed Voldemort shortly after.
Considering either boy could have been the one prophesied to deal with Voldy, that's really rather appropriate!
@@FairbrookWingates ikr nice detail. Idk if it was intended but it adds yet another parallel between them
Actually, Harry destroyed the diary which was also a horcrux
@@monicakar9631 unknowingly lmao
@@arjavjain7229 and since he sacrificed himself, he destroyed his horcrux and voldermort
To the protocol, in the last book when Harry goes to the forbidden forest in order to die, he looses the last part of voldemorts soul. It means that in the final battle, Harry doesn't have any of Voldemorts soul
Damn I got mindfucked
How did no body noticed
@@lucindacontent good comeback but voledmolt has harrys blood not the other whay around
That’s exactly what I said lol
@@lucindacontent what ? ......how ?
The Film Theorist: "Number magic isn't even a subject they're taught"
Arithmancy: "Am I a joke to you?"
He didnt read the Book. He just watch the Film.
@@fachriranu1041 it's in the films, just only mentioned
@@arespeverell9877 that make it worse. I myself never truly like the film, for me it is way worse than the actual book so i just watch it once for every title so maybe i slip on some scene.
@@fachriranu1041 I've only read books 1 - 4, and watched movies 1 - 8.
Funny enough the subtitles added that bit in
Okay, genuine question here; where did the idea that you split your soul precisely in half every time come from? I’m not sure. It never says as much in canon, and in fact the descriptions actually provided by the book use words like “fragment” even while working under the expectation a wizard will only make one, which emphasizes its size is small.
(Additionally, Dumbledore explicitly states that Voldemort’s mind and powers are intact despite the soul splitting, so the idea that he’s weakened by it is broadly bunk, though the instability is the reason he accidentally Horcrux’d Harry, so it’s not wholly nonsense.)
Nah, there was nothing about "half". The definition in the book clearly says, "a fragment of the soul". I think the "half" word came from his understanding of the word, "split".
Also, while Voldemort retained his mind and magical skill, due to his soul being maimed after being ripped apart, thus, he could not possess Harry in the Battle of the Ministry without suffering agony, while Harry could enter the mind of Voldemort and watch a first person view, without suffering any pain, something which Dumbledore confirms to Harry in the afterlife.
However, I do agree with your idea that the "health" of Voldemort is at 1% is just bunk. The SOUL was not making his magic power high or low, his skill was what was increasing his power. The SOUL only factored in his death that there was nothing left for him to hang on in the mortal realm, and he is forced to move into the afterlife.
@Prabhat Soureya But you need your sould to go to the afterlife because your physical body can't visit the afterlife universe.
ya this installment is completely incorrect and poorly researched.
Nerd
@@cinilsunnybro this video is debunked by watching 1 movie in a 8 movie franchise with books
Why did'nt Voldemort put a Horcrux in his Underwear no one would go there
RTA he's not a girl. He doesn't have to worry about bleeding on it.
please don't sound like you checked it omg >.>
Except Bellatrix...cuz...ya know....their DAUGHTER
PinkRose Gaming Oooohhh... Well shit. Better not piss off the Miss'es! She can literally steal/destroy part of your soul!
Jesus, wizard relationships must be fucked up...
Well, obviously you haven't met my ex girlfriend 😂😂😂
Actually, Harmione did take number magic, it's called arithmancy
Except arithmancy is more of telling the future using numbers (as evidenced by the word ending -mancy)
Mancy doesn't mean future. :P Also, using numbers to tell the future is basically number magic hahaha
Technically, -mancy means to perform divination using a specific means (the prefix, so geomancy *should* be telling the future by manipulating or interpreting geography). Divination by definition is foretelling the future/writing prophecy. Yet, you're correct that basically no word ending with mancy actually refers to the ability of telling the future anymore.
For example, geomancy. Geomancy now commonly refers to the manipulation of the land, somewhat like what 'terraform' means. However, geomancy used to mean interpreting the future using signs found in the environment.
Necromancy, similarly, is now commonly used to refer to the ability to revive and control corpses and/or spirits. But, the current dictionary definition of necromancy is *still* about communicating with spirits to predict the future.
Yeah, but that was an elective, not part to the Common Core.
The initial root of -mancy still means to divine or commune with the aforementioned element, but most modern interpretations mainly use that communion as a request for aid, as in a necromancer communing with the souls of the dead to put them in new vessels for him to command, or a pyromancer communing with the element of fire to aid them through the medium of a controllable fireball. Through this frame of reference, spellbooks are instructions for the caster-to-be to learn how to commune with the element at hand and learn the exact phrasing necessary for that element to accept your request (aka spells).
Why didn't Voldemort just make a penny a horcrux and then put it into circulation 😂😂
Because Voldemort was obsessed with power and importance. He made sure that each Horcrux was something valuable and meaningful.
@@RavenStarMedia Ok
Why not just make a Nokia a horcrux good luck destroying that
Lol
@@RavenStarMedia He really confused me cause he's a genius, but sometimes he's makes really dumbass decisions
Matt: ”Number magic isn’t even a subject which they are taught”
Arithmancy: “😢”
Very late to the party, although I think I've watched this before a few years ago, but it says in the subtitiles 'fun fact it's called arthimancy' which I didn't realise at the time. But looking back is kinda funny
I have the perfect way to hide a horcrux,
Put it on a piece of sand and then throw it at the beach.
All done, now you will never die
Oh my... thats so true
It has to be something of importance
spartacus 13 what if you're a beach lover?
Sissi 0004 you must be one devoted beach lover who also wants to split there soul
spartacus 13 xD
"Never forget, though, that while [Voldemort's] soul may be damaged beyond repair, his brain and his magical powers remain intact. It will take uncommon skill and power to kill a wizard like Voldemort even without his Horcruxes."
~Albus Dumbledore
in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (page 509)
Thank you.
Oh God thank you, I was gonna mention that one! It's such an important quote that most people have either missed, forgotten or ignored, and it clarifies quite a few things. It makes the theory in this video not quite accurate, even if it was pretty clever!
So, keeping what Dumbledore said in mind, Voldemort in his final state isn't any less powerful or smart than he was before, he's just less human (wizard?). The very core of what made him a man/wizard is damaged beyond repair, but that doesn't affect his powers or his intellect (although understandably his sanity has gone out the door by then...). Really, around the end of the story Voldemort is basically a creature animated by dark magic and little else. Whatever shred of humanity he might've had before is long gone, but his magic is just as strong, if not stronger. Honestly, when you stop to think about it, it just makes him even more terrifying!
Do you agree? Or not? Well, anyway, thanks again for mentioning that quote, I was really glad to see someone else had remembered it!
kaze217 Good point. Voldemort is only about 0.78% human. But Harry, with that extra 1.56% from Voldy, actually has 101.56% humanity in him. So he's even more human than the average person. That sure adds a bit to some of the book's themes.
True, though I suppose it depends on the definition of "humanity" and "soul" harry is good voldy is not. Their souls could show this.
I thought that every time a Horcrux was destroyed Voldemort got that part of his soul back making him more mortal, and when the last Horcrux is destroyed it makes him killable? If that makes sense? Idk maybe I'm just dumb(ledore)
The really crazy thing is voldy probably would have lived longer if he hadn’t split his soul at all we hear about other wizards living into their hundreds without doing anything crazy
Yes the average wizard living age is I think 130 years
@@Prokerboss 115
Voldemort was just too reckless
That's irony for you FE
Or how about becoming master of death? I mean he already had the stone and the other two were in Dumbledores possession, like just expulso the roof on top of him when he is sleeping
He never wanted to make 7 horcruxes. He wanted to split his soul into seven pieces, because seven is a power number. So his goal was 6 horcruxes + himself. Horcrux Harry meant he was split into six pieces.
no actually he made Quirrel into a horcrux too so to him he did make 7.
@@KFam19 no he didn't
@@KFam19 he only possesed quirrel
Did you all forget nagini
1:57 "hop on those firebolts"
*shows Nimbus 2000*
Muggles. Also he was Pronuncing Rowling wrong. Also it never says the soul is divided in half, just that it was split.
I was about to say whaa
Nikeysia Butler shall we play lee Jordan’s quidditch commentary from the third book?
IKR
Smh my head
He lost 95% soul in 2 years! The wizards hate him!
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there was really no point for the 4th book on then. In the 3rd movie, everything ends because harry says, oh, this is a waster of my time. I'm living with ron now.
Elektryk Wysokich Napięć 😂😂😂
Elektryk Wysokich Napięć I'm jealous.
*Yup. It WAS Grapefruit. The PotterHeads welcome you.*
i was searching for this comment
Banana Power you're welcome.
I was as well! at least we are not alone!
Tushar Sadhwani YES I KNEW IT WAS GRAPEFRUIT!!!!!!!!!!!
Tushar Sadhwani hello my brother
Lmao the way he used his feet fingers to explain his 1% soul is so freaking hilarious 😂😂
The irony of the Horcruxes is that Voldemort only lived to be a little older than 70, and a good chunk of that time was as a formless wisp in the back of Quirrel's head. Voldemort, for all his attempts at immortality, got outlived by people who just allowed themselves to age naturally, like Dumbledore (who lived to be in his 100s).
JK. ROWLING JUST MADE A MAJOR REVEAL!!!
She said:
Matt Pat is gay
115 I think
@@dootdoodle569 dumbledore used the philosophers stone though
@@denis953 no he didnt
Dumbledore was 150 at time of death
The whole Room of Requirement thing is explained simply enough as Voldemort's Ego getting the better of him. He believes he is the only one who has found the Room and that no one else at Hogwarts has, or will ever find it.
Yes... he didn't seem to notice the mountains of stuff that other students had left there over the years... XD
@@swayenderblade1887 that room specifically is the room of lost things. its the place the magic of the castle collects things people have lost throughout the castle and not come back for
So came back to watch this forgetting that I had before but it was a good watch, I would also like to point out a small interesting tidbit about the elder wand, there are actually two different reasons that Voldemort couldn't properly use the elder wand. The first being of course he wasn't the proper owner, but the second reason has to do with what the wand is made of. If you do some research on wand lore you come to find out that we know both the wood of the wand and the core that was used, that core being Thestral tail hair, even more, interesting is what we learn about trying to use Thestral tail hair as a wand core, "The Thestral tail hair was a powerful and tricky substance that could be mastered only by a witch or wizard capable of facing death" that the other reason Voldemort couldn't use the elder wand he is probably the biggest example of someone who can't accept death.
Ohhh that’s so interesting !!! Thanks for this trivia !
That's interesting but isn't that ironic considering that in the Tales of Beedle the Bard, the brother who obtains the wand intended it to be used to help him avoid death?
@@savidalu193 if i remember correctly, in the tales of the beedle and the bard, death granted the wishes of the three brothers for avoiding him by giving them gifts- gifts that would actually speed up their deaths (kind of like how you need to be specific with a genie otherwise they'll release something malicious on you instead). antioch (the eldest, who you're referring to) wanted to be undefeated so death gave him the elder wand. true to his word, he was undefeated for a bit until someone else recognized the power it held and murdered him for it (so yeah death planned this all from the beginning). but my memory is as good as a grandma with dementia so feel free to correct me!
oooo yes! it also fits nicely with the horcrux theory as Voldemort’s lack of a full soul would also be an indicator of unworthiness as it is prune evidence of his inability to face death
@@savidalu193 I know I’m 6 months late but I believe it was the second brother who wanted to beat death and did so by requesting the ability to revive the dead
Love this theory. But I think the only issue is the assumption that when you split the soul, it’s a 50-50 split each time.
It is written that it is half.
Matpat: "Your childhood has been warned."
Me: "I don't read signs."
me either
This sign won’t stop me , because I can’t read!
Me: Ha my childhood has already been ruined and i'm still in it! I didn't even like the movies the books were much better.
Neither do cats. And yet they do.
@@PD-ug5vf Lol I actually heard that one before.
MATT: im not one of those people who remembers what the Dursley’s were eating when Harry was invited to the World Cup
Me, almost immediately: they were eating Grapefruit cause Dudley was on a diet and Aunt Petunia made everyone do it too!.....wow
We think alike 👌
We need help
Yes we do! We really need help.
Grapefruit quarters to be more specific, although Dudley technically had half a grapefruit since he stole his father’s grapefruit too
Toast Toast yea we have something wrong with us btw dudley stole vernons grapefruit when the postman came to their house with a letter from the weaslys .The postman was wondering why it had so many stamps on it lol
1:56
Matpat: ....So hop on those FireBolts-
*Shows a broom stick of a Nimbus 2000*
Me: Apparently he hasn't been doing ENOUGH research to notice the difference between Nimbus 2000 and a FireBolt...
You know it's not MatPat who edits these vids right?
or it was just too hard to type 'firebolt' into google. smh whoever edited isn't a true harry potter fan haha >eats an apple to make myself look like an a**hole
seriously? -_-
Stace u missed a pun...Siriusly
@@blucelium_1165 LMAOO
This has really expanded my outlook on the Harry Potter franchise, great work MatPat!
It's not the size of the soul that matters. It's what you do with it
lmao
Hey, I watch your videos! Cool to know that one of the youtubers I like to watch is also a matpat fan.
size of the wand matters ;)
Yeaa all about the motion of the soulcean..
exactly, it’s how you use it
lmao
Would u care to explain a little bit more
If you read the books, you would know who hepsibar Smith was. She was the rich owner of the goblet of hufflepuff, and she also owned the locket of slytherin. Two days after Tom found out, she was found dead. Her family realized that her two priceless Hogwarts relics were missing.
The murder was blamed on her house elf. Tom made her think she did.
i read the books and i renember this too!
Wasn't she also a descendant of Hufflepuff?
Dominic Keijzer Yes she was, the last known descendant of Helga Hufflepuff, that was how she had the goblet.
@@armadillolover99 Doesn't she have some relative called Zachariah (I think) that goes to Hogwarts, or am I wrong?
Dominic Keijzer There was someone in Harry’s year named Zacharias Smith, but it’s unknown if they’re related
If math is number magic... then mathematicians are just Math Magicians
tomfoolyaface I appreciate your pun good sir (or madam, I don't judge)
Davelyn or cactus
Well played.
tomfoolyaface lil
tomfoolyaface
*pushes up inch thick glasses*
*speaks in a nasally voice*
"We prefer the term Mathlete"
Number magic is a subject in school. It called numerology and Hermione takes it her 3rd year.
No it’s called Arithmacy
wasn't it arithmancy?
OMG
Voldemort’s horcruxes
- has a diary
- has a ring
- has a necklace
- has a tiara
- has a special cup
- has a special pet
- is obsessed with a teenage boy
OMG VOLDEMORTS IS EVERY TEENAGE GIRL EVER !!!!!!! ❤️❤️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
- copies another popular comment posted 2 months ago
DEFINITELY GIRL!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And harry
Hayley Victoria I don’t own a tiara
You forgot, he wants a nose job.
Well, JK Rowling must really think men are bitches.
Matt Pat: "hop on those firebolts!"
*Shows Nimbus 2000*
Me: bloody muggles.
wizards... even we cannot tell the difference between to two and too. (JK... Rowling. lol. but seriously. just joking.)
But he is a mudblood like Hermoine
moon batchelder I know!!! I thought the same.
HOW MANY PEOPLE WILL NOTICE THAT!?!?
moon batchelder IKR
Harry Potter fans are going to be mad after this one. Every dislike this video gets, its a point for Slytherin.
boi
What about a like?
A point for the other team obviously lol
Interesting
Hey, can hufflepuff win for once? please, it's my final year.
It never said you split your soul in half at any point in the books or movies man
On the books it did
@@Amiruchis It did split your soul. Just not in half. It wasn’t specified any amount
@@Dualex_Builds i dont know if its just me but i do remember it saying you split your soul in half
@@Dualex_Builds it did, like one horcrux will have 50 percent soul, the other 25, 12.5, 6.25 etc
Yep, it was grapefruit. The whole family had to eat it cuz Dudley was on a diet cuz the school didn't stock knickerbockers big enough for him. Also what exactly are knickerbockers??
I think underwear?
Izzy Lightwood It's a type if shorts and a drink
Izzy Lightwood I think short and apparently a ice cream? According to the 📚 so Dudley is wearing ice cream?
It's like a huge ice cream sundae
That's a knickerbocker glory. knickerbockers are articles of clothing.
We're not even gonna talk about how Harry's parents were in their mid 20s when they died
What? They were murdered guy.
how does that be weird?
Wtf happened to Harry’s grandparents?!!
@@zock_zock9147 They died natural deaths. Remember James had their entire fortune before the war started? Meaning they either gave him all of their money and went into hiding, or they died.
J - h o p e
Um...
That is concerning..
If I were Voldy Moldy, I’d make grain of sands my Horxruces and throw each grain in a different ocean.
I also had that idea lol, but then again they do say great minds think alike
“...destroyed beyond magical repair...”
I think the rule is that it has to be a standard object.
@@katharineball585
-a bottle cap
-an American Penny
-a plastic leaf
-a plastic flower
-a ribbon
-a piece of tape
- A pipe cleaner
-A children’s action figure
-A little wood carving
-A tiny fidget toy
@@charliecharlie4605 Perfect
When you think about it, voldemort might just have a tiny fraction of his soul left, but he has no other souls in his body (as far as we know) which means voldemort is still 100% voldemort
While Harry has 1.5% voldemort, and his own soul is intact, so harry is 98.5% harry and 1.5% voldemort.
But just imagine just HOW powerful Voldemort was, if when he is only at 0.78% the entire witch and wizard civilization had SUCH a hard time defeating him. Imagine his power at 100%!
I don't think,it maters how much soul you have, for you to ne powerfull
@@tudorrolea8346 not "powerful". "Weak", the entire witch and wizard civilization had such a hard time KILLING Voldemort
@@kjmathew what?
@@tudorrolea8346 nvm
@@kjmathew sorry
Ok so while I really want to believe this, I see a couple of flaws. 1) I could definitely be wrong but I’m pretty sure in the book he says ‘part’ of the soul is kept in the horocrux, not necessarily that it’s divided in half each time. 2) the horocrux inside Harry is destroyed when Harry “dies”, meaning that during the final battle Harry is just Harry again, and assuming we’re going with splitting the soul in half each time, old Voldy still has that .78%.
Ok sorry that was a long explanation
Lol I didn't see this reply before posting my own but we think alike. ;)
Of course, because “potter heads” must have /perfect/ spelling of all terminology related to Harry Potter. 🤔
@Emily Mercer just because its spelled wrong doesn't mean its COMPLETLY wrong. Duuh
So what. Harry is still 100% a person and Voldemort is only 0.78%. That's essentially like a human fighting an ant (IDC that it's not scientifically accurate, sorry, best similarity I could think of on the spot).
@@firelordkushroll how am i wrong
I will cry with tears of joy if matpat makes a “The Book Theorist” channel
That's actually a dope idea. I fully support this idea ✌
And pilot it with The Wheel of Time
DayBreak The Lightwing yeah but those videos could take a long time depending on the size of the book contents, and also he needs to post videos in the film theorists and game theories as well. He would probably upload like one vid a month because then he has to do even more research for his job.
Maybe Mat Pat will also make the survival theory channel he teased in the hunger games theory.
Dammit. You stole my idea.
I like the fact that in the moves, Harry can just sense what objects are Horcruxes, since we know he has a connection to Voldemort and would therefore sense parts of his soul
Okay, Imma say this 3 years after this was posted-
When Harry so called, "died" in Deathly Hallows. The Voldermort part of him was gone, Dumbledore said it himself. So he ain't a walking piece of Voldemort anymore-
YEAH
That’s the biggest missing piece I was waiting for at the end of the video but it was never mentioned. All the rest regarding the percentages is speculation.
MatPat-"You're childhoods have been warned"
Me-Don't worry, my childhoods already destroyed.
CaliDork that's so true though
CaliDork same
dont worry, my childhood was brutally murdered when I found matpat
CaliDork it was murdered when I joined the
Harry Potter fandom
Percy jackson fandom
And worst of all,,,,
THE
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Alex GM SAAAMMMMMEEEEE
2 yrs later still haven't had a fantastic beast theory
Its cause they arent that good
Nobody wants a Fantastic Beast theory
You need a good history with established rules and actually connections between the pieces of the plot to have a theory. Fantastic Beast is barely a history to begin with.
badboringmovies
Is everyone forgetting who Luna Lovegood went on to marry?
MatPat: "Number magic isn't even something that they're taught!"
It is, actually. It's called Arithmancy. It's an optional elective course that they can choose to take starting from their third year. It was Hermione's favorite subject.
Seriously, read the books one of these days, MatPat.
Why would he, if he did he wouldnt be able to make a video and show us he couldn’t read xD
Heck it WAS grapefruit and sadly I DO remember...
I thought it was sausage... huh
now you only need 622 more lkes to match your username
@@chaos_is_fun oof
I remembered too. It was because his doctor told him he had to eat healthier or risk a heart attack. I also remember he hated it and didn't consider it breakfast.
I remember because Dudley was on a diet and threw a fit about it.
7:52
"5 items and his original soul"
sole
the image is voldimort's toes
*something is afoot here....*
OMG LOL
Did a spit take and then realized that it could be done
Snape = Vape Snake
The truth will set you free
The Theorizer
Your vids are good
OMG HI! I LOVE YOUR VIDS AND YOUR TWEETS YAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Turn to vape 394.
Vaping before it was mainstream
Enjoying the music that begins playing at 12:40 for the reveal of Harry being more Voldemort than Voldemort himself lmao
If I made a horcrux, I would put my soul into a Nokia. That shit won't be breaking anytime soon.
Malcolm Beverly 3310cio!
Malcolm Beverly LMFAO 😂
Malcolm Beverly my god you would live forever
I would put mine into a gobstopper, you can try to break it but you'll probably break the sword of Gryffindor first
Malcolm Beverly I'd put mine in a grain of sand, then throw it as hard as I can into the ocean.
1. Ron didn't get teleported by the thingy, he disapperated himself.
2. Harry by the time of the final battle is no longer a part of voldemort because he died.
3. Good theory.
Samuel Joseph Clawson but since Harry is a Horcrux, then he would not be able to kill VOLDOMORT until he killed himself, did I miss the explanation for that plot hole?
he did die and come back (ish just read it)
After finding out the stone hallow was the ring, and that he was a horcrux, he walked himself over to Voldemort (using the stone to bring back his parents and Sirius to comfort him) then lets Voldemort Adavera Kadavera him, then he finds himself naked in the dream-like train station with Dumbledore and the piece of Voldemort's soul. The part that dies is Voldemort's soul, so Harry is actually able to survive the killing curse for the second time in his life.
he passed down the parselmouth ability to albus severus so he stiil had traces of voldie
lacunalshadow damn did u even read the books
dang they battling a guy 1% health bar and still they are having a hard time.
Maybe because to calculate how many that 1% health mean we need to know the exact number of the soul
It could be larger but who knows
If 1% times 1000 = 10
But in this case we don't know exactly how much our souls contain
Maybe 1% times 10000000000000000000000000000000000000
Like i said earlier who knows
😂😂😂
Wizards presumably don't wear underwear... You overhear in the world cup a wizard complaining about it, I believe.
His health may be 1% but his defence is 1,000,000%
Really it’s 0.8
7:46 The was voldemort is animated to have a longer face for every single word he says is just
🤌
He said "hop on those fire bolts" whilst showing a picture of a nimbus 2000
lol
Kiwi Panda bear , that's what I found too. I thought I was the only person who found that
Kiwi Panda bear I was gonna say that!
Yeah I noticed that
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MatPat : You will never see him the same way again
Me : *Doesn't have his point of view radically changed at all*
And he could have made the video like 14 minutes shorter too...
Well he means voldemort never had any chance against harry, voldemort was Harry + more voldemort than voldemort himself, so knowing this he likely thinks the fights between the two are barely fights at all.
Yes but I still see Harry the same wzy
Thomas the TotoShampoin And that’s perfectly fine. WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY
Benjamin Deh where was the rule where soul percentage equates to power lmao such a stupid video
if Voldemort made his *nose* as a horcrux, Harry would have failed to find it...
Edit: OM MY LORD 1K LIKES??!! :D
Ahahahahaha
Infinity iq
I get 5e joke but he does not have a nose because he ripped his would so his appearance is well not so pretty. Just like emperor palpatine in Star Wars.
Hahahahah
Jesus christ dude.
13:20 I always wondered why Voldemort died after 1 hit
OMG WHOEVER DID THE SUBTITLES, THANK U FOR PUTTING "HEDWIG'S THEME" AT THE BEGINNING INSTEAD OF "HARRY POTTER THEME SONG". TRUE FAN!
"Mathematically proven" yeah but without
any facts involved and based on
mere speculation and baseless assumptions.
The whole premise about the Splitting souls being a Division by 2
is totally made-up though,
but even without that, the "Some matter a whole lot more
than others" is either way totally wrong, in fact.
Really shows how Matt gets famous with
random, baseless theorys just cause he confidently
calls them proven by math and whatnot.
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@@slevinchannel7589 how is this relevant?
@@slevinchannel7589 Even if the souls aren't divided into two each time the same rule still applies; each horcrux should get less soul if the percentages remain the same. And why should it change? The spell doesn't know how many horcruxes you plan to make and therefore the fraction that it should split. So either make a video that proves this rigorously and mathematically or just shut up and stop being so salty that he's more popular than you. It's called film *theory* and not film *100 page long proof* for a reason, idiot. "It's just a theory - a film theory"
The book doesn't say 50%. It says a 'part' of his soul. So, if he had planned to create 7 Horcruxes, which of course he has, (He is a Slytherin after all) then, each Horcrux might have the same amount of soul. We never know...
But it would make sense that they had progressively smaller parts. The Diary after all had a whole ghostly form of Tom Riddle but the rest of them don't have nearly that much power.
@@aWildKITsune yes but never said half! It's very likely that the diary had more soul than voldemort attached to professor Raptor, but there are other things to consider! The horcrux are still bound to him and surely he kept draining power from them, and the ritual he did in the goblet of fire probably reinvigorated his own soul, or stole part of his own soul back from harry! Still at the end he died because most of his soul was destroyed and he didn't have any more bound horcruxes to drain soul power from
Agreed. IMHO, he probably split as little as possible of his soul each time, because the horcrux is just an anchor, doesn't matter how much soul it has, so if 1 percent can do the trick, just put in 1 percent every time.
@@aWildKITsune The diary also consumed a lot of life force from ginny, so...
I mean why read when you can make a video proving you cant read
This whole theory relies upon the assumption that creating a horcrux requires you to split your soul into two equal halves. It's been a LONG time since I've read or watched Harry Potter, but my understanding was that it was more like snipping a piece off than splitting it in half.
Chas Gulley exactly what I was thinking! Back when I read it, I assumed that the point was to have a reservoir of some sorts so that it could still remain somewhere in the world and you can never go away wholly. So you just need to have an incomplete soul within yourself and some soul somewhere else, not necessarily halves. That's why, I thought, he wanted to have so many and all of them had to be destroyed in order for him to die.
This was my immediate thought too. Unless I'm mistaken, the book never specifies 'what %' of a soul is split when a Horcrux is made.
JKR's exact definition is as follows: "a receptacle prepared by dark magic in which a Dark wizard has intentionally hidden a fragment of his soul for the purpose of attaining immortality."
This means you're not necessarily splitting it in two halves.
i recall */Dumbledore/* saying a theory(ha) that Voldemort didn't know how to control how much of his soul goes into each object, esp since Harry was an accident. Now whether or not JK Rowling knows the answer is a diff story
The author however approves of this math theory, which means it is accurate and part of the lore.
Voldemort split his soul half ever time, not just chipping of pieces of it.
"number magic is not a thing that's taught"
Arithmancy: Am I a joke to you?
Jingle bells
Lots of spells
Neville saves the day
Voldy dies
Bella cries
The trio runs away
*clap clap*
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Voldymort voldymort ooo voldy voldy voldy voldymort
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You smart
You really smart
You a GENIUS
when you realise that a 12yo kid killed half of voldemort
Bruh
Awww man 🤣💀
A ⅐ actually
@@AlberGaming_ you obviously didn’t watch the video
@@AlberGaming_ watch the full video
1:57 : hop on those firebolts.....
*shows a nimbus 2000 in the picture*
I KNOW IT BOTHERED ME
Breathe in. Boi
Oh god
Your right fuck
*triggered*
MAT PLEASE READ THE SIXTH BOOK MORE THOROUGHLY
“He had a whole soul when he spoke to Slughorn” WRONG
“You use the life energy of the person you-“ WRONG
So much more things like this are said
JUST READ THE SIXTH BOOK PLEASE
Who else knew it was grape fruit for some random fucking reason 😂😂😂😂
I thought grapefruit right away when I saw the choices xD Random HP knowledge just coming to me for some reason lol
I feel ashamed of myself for reading each book at least 7 time's each.
It was Grapefruit because his nephew (I only know his name in Dutch) was on a diet...
Larry Wang at first I thought "probably sausage, because this is the Dursleys, a family in which 2/3rds are described as ridiculously obese in the books, but then I remembered that this is book 5 we're talking about and they were trying to slim Dudley down for health reasons I'm this installment and so were eating grapefruit.
I read them over 30 times
It would've been smart of Voldemort to make a Horcrux with a pebble.
Hermione: Have we tried that one yet?
Harry: That little gray one?
Hermione: Which gray one?
Lily Caleni i have never thought of that before jesus thats brilliant
How to imortal:
1 Kill some1
2 Stuff Soul in a piece of sand or a lil stone
3 drop into the ocean
4 success
Not really, If you read the books you would understand
Lily Caleni no a grain of sand
Lily Caleni there's no GUARANTEE that stone would be intact..and voldy needed a guaranteed return
But... soul doesn't equate to health. I've known some souless people. Haven't you?
shadeeee but true
How did you know
Mariah StormWeaver actually it does, in Harry Potter j k Rowling makes it clear that without a soul a person is nothing
@@mollie.28.15 souls dont exist
Thoticcus Prime they do in Harry Potter
Also means harry would be at 100.78% total soul... does that mean there could be wizards with like, 150% soul? How would that work out? Doesn't seem to be too apparent the quantity of soul does to you in the series, I mean voldy is still functional...
image having 200% soul, your 50/50 is someone else's 100%. Average for you is jaw droppingly perfect.
I can see JK Rowling's tweet about this now: "This theory makes me very upset (because it's from an American and not her elite British PC folk)."
a person Hey, I'm just pointing out the obvious. I respect her work on the Harry Potter series, but I can't respect her as a person when she belittles my people and when her Twitter is full of politics.
It was a joke mate, don't worry, you didn't trigger me.
Some people are stupid c: Brits or Americans. They're everywhere.
a person Sorry. It just seemed like you were genuinely pissed at my comment.
uhhhhhhh suuuree....
um, actually, number magic IS a subject taught at hogwarts, it is called arithimancy, and is a form of divination, hermoione takes it in her third year at hogwarts
But you don't have to have that class.
Hermione**
Neeeeeerrrrrrd!
Damn. Came down to the comments to say this. Missed it by three months.
@@kmaru80 lmao I'm actually kind of a jock. I play 4 sports but I DO enjoy a few fantasy books when I babysit my cousin.
"Number magic isn't a subject they are taught" Wow, we are starting off the "I didn't actually do research" thing pretty fast on this one, huh?
Right? Everyone knows how much Hermione loved her Arithmancy.
Keihzaru Well it wasn't
Did they actually teach math in Hogwarts?
Read the books please.
Mat Pat doesn't read the books, he pays someone to watch the movie for him.
Technically voldemort did have 7 horcruxs because he had a part of his soul in himself which means he counts as one so he had 7 pieces of soul (dairy, locket, cup, diadem, ring, harry, nigini, and himself) the horcruxs anchor himself to life so once he lost his other horcruxs he only had the soul in himself so once his physical body is destroyed then he is gone forever.
Voldemort destroyed the horcrux inside Harry in the forbidden forest in the final movie, so during their final battle, Harry WASN'T more Voldemort than Voldemort.
Yeah, Harry won that battle only because he was considered most deserving by the master wand, not because he was more deserving to be Voldemort.
@Art Attack You're wrong about that, he wasn't able to speak parsletongue after the horcrux was destroyed.
That's true.🤷♀️
@Art Attack After many years speaking a language, the language doesn't just go away. Even Ron learned how to speak some parseltounge just by listening to Harry.
I actually translated a bit of parseltounge after a lot of research and bench watching and it’s pretty basic once u get the hang of it so Harry knew it before Voldemort took it way and remebered it so...ye suck on that
You should consider doing a Book Theory. If you read the books, this was all explained. Could have skipped this one.
TheUnholyOne ok so I've read the books like 10 times each and I'm a huge potterhead but I must have forgotten something so do u mind explaining what exactly is said?
Hari Potter In the book the Professor explained to split your soul again, let alone just once would be monstrous and unforseen things could happen. We already knew that Harry had more of of his soul by the end of Tom's life. The act of making a Horcrux is to divide the soul in half and store it in another object. I kept waiting for the "aha!" moment in the video but I already knew all this.
TheUnholyOne The aha moment was knowing that Harry is more voldy than Voldy. They never state such things in the book.
When you do adaptations of books, you shouldn't need the original book to explain it. Wizard of Oz, The Godfather, the James Bond Films, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Forest Gump and Willy Wonka all don't need you to really go back to the book to explain the film for the most part.
But can't that already be deduced by simply already knowing what TheUnholyOne said? I"m sure most people don't necessarily put it into that perspective but it's not like it's some big revelation. You can gather all that on your own
MatPat: Number magic is not a subject that they are taught.
Me: ARITHMANCY!!!!
Thank you person who has read the books
actually, arithmancy is using numbers to predict the future, so I assume that arithmancy is a branch of number magic?
That’s not math
THANK YOU
Same man 😂😂
Harry’s scar is actually the hand motion to do the killing curse
was it crucio? or abada cadavra
@@asir9129 it's avada kedavra
@@kixlyi yeah i know for sure how i wrote it wasn't right
If Harry is a horcrux then in the second movie when he gets bitten by the basilisk, shouldn't the horcrux have been destroyed
No, because to destroy a Horcrux you have to “damage it beyond magical repair.”
For a living creature, this means you have to die. Evidently, Harry did not die from the basilisk fang, so the Horcrux inside of him wasn’t destroyed.
Go ask SuperCarlinBros.
Uh... Dang homie you right
As Jacquie said, SCB answered this question a while ago. It was a great video titled “Why the horcrux in Harry wasn’t destroyed by the basilisk”, I highly recommend
SuperCarlinBrothers talks about this
Number magic exists in Harry Potter it’s called Arithmancy, it’s an elective that Hermione takes
Pretty sure that's the only way we'd ever have learned about the various electives, due to Hermione taking every single one
Exactly! I think he hasnt read the books haha
@@chandranramya its written in subtitles
"Mathematically proven" yeah but without
any facts involved and based on
mere speculation and baseless assumptions.
The whole premise about the Splitting souls being a Division by 2
is totally made-up though,
but even without that, the "Some matter a whole lot more
than others" is either way totally wrong, in fact.
Really shows how Matt gets famous with
random, baseless theorys just cause he confidently
calls them proven by math and whatnot.
@@slevinchannel7589 It makes sense, however. The magic spell doesn't know he planned to make seven, so it probably wouldn't have ripped his soul into seven equal pieces. And based on that, this video is correct.
Also, if you hate it so much, just don't watch it :)
So I have a question. Could a Phoenix be an invincible horcrux? Because a Phoenix can't die, or be destroyed. 🤔
Phoenixes do die. They are just reborn.
@@wweshow2 Ok, so... then what happens to the Soul in the phoenix, granted he is a horcrux? Does it get reborn too?
@Gergely Attila Gőri yeah, but the Thing is… Harry CAN die. A phoenix cant.
@@dragonheart1357 to try and simplify it, it does die but is reborn, meaning that the reborn Phoenix is not the same Phoenix as the one that died. Memories are the same, personality and other things are kept the same, as shown by Dumbledores pheonix, but the actual Phoenix is technically not the same, as it was reborn
No because you don’t have to kill the host you only have to kill the soul itself
Matpat: *goes on about number magic not being a thing*
Arithmancy: 😢
3 years later and we still don't have that Fantastic Beasts theory.
Because those movies blow
@@dakotafoote6075 The first one is pretty good but the second one is meh at best.
Even MatPat can't figure out what's going on in those movies
Now it's been 4 years...
@@FedUpFancy well the second one has things that are probably explained in third (if there is one,I don’t keep up with fantastic beasts)
The whole theory is based on the assumption that the soul is split in half each time.
are you implying that he clones his entire soul each time because that would be stupid
BerrieOriginal a fraction. If his intent was to split it in seven parts then he can store it in 1/7th or even less.
he is implying that Voldemord could as well just put for example 5% fractions into each piece.
Think about it, you are 16 years old. You just learned about a new spell, why would you split your soul in half instead of easing yourself into it?
my thoughts exactly.. like what if its a flat rate or something.
Yeah, that bothers me too. When I read the books I assumed it were just small fractions of his soul that he used, just slivers, that was all that was needed to bind his soul to this realm.
Yes, MatPat. It was grapefruit
It was indeed
Because they were on a diet if I recall.
How do you guys know this like I've read through the books and watched through the movies soo many times and even I don't know this.
@@trixxartarchive7705 I honestly guessed it because the other 3 choices seemed so wrong, but yeeea I loved the books and the movies and I honestly had no clue...I mean why would it even be important to remember that?
@@jamesleemuthafuckynsales4334 not important, yeah, but the fact just got inserted into your brain as a permanent memory. like, i won't forget three fictional characters ate grapefruit for breakfast until the day i die.
I would love to see you redo this video with the concept of a soul being infinite. If you had a 100% or 1% of infinite that is still infinite. Do you think that would change things?
The Half Blood Prince, Chapter 23: Horcruxes
''However, a withered hand does not seem an unreasonable exchange for a seventh of Voldemort’s soul.''
- Albus Dumbledore
ONE SEVENTH
Fumbled ore is a wizard, they do not math
Who doesn't have 7 hands though?
*number magic
Not everyone is always right. Dumbledore admits multiple times throughout the series that he was wrong. If he, you know, thought for a second that it tore the soul in half, he would have realized it. Not to mention, the soul is sealed within the Horcrux. Are you saying/implying that the soul parts will magically split themselves between the Horcruxes as they are made? That the others somehow know, despite being cut off from their original self for decades, "Hay, i was split again! Lets just mail a third of myself to a locket!" Just because Dumbly was often right and probably knew a vast majority more than anyone let on, it doesn't mean that he has all knowledge on every and all forms of magic.
Forgive me for not understanding your logic, but how does the fact that humans have 10 fingers make the decimal system the "most powerful system"? Theoretically, a dozenal system (base 12) would be far more convenient for basic arithmetic, as it would allow for common denominations to be more easily represented. For example, in a dozenal system 1/3 would be expressed as 0.4, as opposed to the 0.3 repeating which currently represents said fraction in a decimal system. 1/4 is just 0.3 and 1/2 is 0.6. Additionally, at higher levels of mathematics, there aren't too many differences that would occur from having a dozenal system as opposed to a decimal one. And in argument of "we have 10 fingers", each finger has three segments. As such, counting to twelve can be done simply by counting the segments of your fingers whilst using your thumb as a counter. So, unless there's something I don't understand, excluding the fact that it is the currently most frequently used counting system, how is it that the decimal system is "the most powerful system"?
Yeah, it was grapefruit 😂. Dudley was on diet soo
He made everyone else go on a diet as well.
I read that book like a decade ago or something and even I remember the grapefruit!
下佐粉ケイ same
5 minutes in, I see a big problem. You say that everyone assumes that they're equal pieces. I believe that they aren't, sure. But it is never specifically mentioned that the soul is ripped in half. Only "rips it apart". Supposedly if he wanted to, he could have every part of his soul that he make horocruxes of only 10% of his soul, leaving 30% in his original body. Therefore, no one horocrux is more Voldemort than Voldemort
Disturbed_KnifeZ maybe you decide how much of your soul you want to put in idk just a though
@@hanfarahman7432 The way its described in the books it makes it sound like murder rips the soul. In my mind it makes it sound like it pulls apart of that soul away and the more you kill the more you rip it. Voldemort by the time he tried to kill Harry the first time his soul was so unstable a part split itself away without any help. So I would imagine its like pulling apart a piece of meat its not going to be a neat split if you're using your hands.
Really brother he is speaking hypothetically and everyone is thou believed well I m still curious
no it says in the books that a horcrux user must split their soul in half, therefor voldemort splits his soul in half for every horcrux
it doesnt really matter. Having less soul or not, voldemort is still as deadly, what matters is how many pieces its split in
is it just me or do the starting intro make everything so much better
w8 if Voldemort was 16 during 1943, was he ever drafted into the british army during ww2. were there wizard Nazis?
Howie Cudu possibly but there was a wizard war going on at the same time as ww2
what war was this? given that we know that Voldemort wasn't the wizard roadman that we know him as, I'm assuming this wasn't the war fought by the original order of the phoenix.
Howie Cudu this was the war against the dark wizard Grindelwald and his followers, the one who owned the elder wand until he was defeated by Dumbledore
oh that thing. yeah I remember that.
what if the random muggle Voldemort killed was actually Hitler????
Isn't "arithmancy" taught at Hogwarts, AKA number magic?
that what i was going to say
ComradeSlice actually arithmancy is a very scientific way to predict the future. its like divination but WAY more accurate
TurtleGirl :D Isn't arithmancy a form of divination? Numerology is another word for it I've been told by some real life people who practice number magic.
just what i was thinking
literally Said this out loud
Well, the part of Voldemort’s soul in Harry is killed when he goes into the forbidden forest and Voldemort attempts to kill Harry, but just kills the part of him within Harry. So, during the battle, Harry is 0% Voldemort.
Harry didn’t survive because of the horcrux btw it was the protection spell from his Mum that ran through Voldemort’s blood
Dylan Jope Well Yesh that was until he was 17
Valkyr_E age has nothing to do with it, the protection ran through Harry’s blood which was placed in Voldemort....had that not happened Harry would be dead
Dylan Jope Yeah it did. That was why they escorted Harry away from the Dursley’s the way they did in Deathly Hallows. Because he had turned 17, the protection his mother set was gone, and the reason he survived was because Voldemort killed the part of himself within Harry. “Neither can live while the other survives.” That was the first clue that Harry was a horcrux, and Voldemort destroyed the horcrux himself, and that meant Harry was nearly able to kill him. Have you read the books?
Valkyr_E yes, you’ve gone down the wrong direction, there’s a whole video on it...if that was true, if the the part of Voldemort inside Harry dies this would mean Harry would be dead
1:54 "Hop on those Firebolts" shows picture of Nimbus 2000
Film Theory: So hop on those Firebolts
Film Theory hops on a Nimbus 2000
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why didnt voldemort just throw baby harry out of the window, he wouldn't have survived that
jacksau wasn't there a spell on harry making him untouchable by voldemort?
Wow I never thought of that. But then, if you had the magic to just insta-kill someone why wouldn't you use it?
That said I imagine the protection magic would have stopped Voldemort from killing Harry with any method, not just Avada Kedavra.
"avada kedavra" is like an AK47 to the face, noone had survived the curse up to that point, so what's the point of doing something so, to quoute Obi Wan, _uncivilized_?
Voldemort wasn't in Ravenclaw for a reason....besides, I think that in order for the horcrux to work it has to be a more brutal or "hands on" murder approach
I'd guess because he wanted to use the killing spell.
1:56 you said hop on those firebolts, but you showed a picture of the nimbus 2000
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It says nimbus 2000 on the side of the broom...
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*claps* You are a Harry Potter fan!