I believe that Dumbledore's last piece of magic was his last will and testament, I do no believe the Ministry of Magic could have done anything to keep those items from the trio.
Clarification.....Ron said DD left him the deluminator because he knew Ron would run out. Harry corrected him, showing great compassion and understanding and loving friendship, by saying no....DD understood that Ron would want to come back.
I think the only reason he could see through/detect Harry’s invisibility cloak was because he studied it whilst in possession of it after James had died because as one of the Hallows its supposed to be undetectable and immune to spells like accio
I'd more than likely be working on item enchanting for my magical skill. Need confidence? Here's a ring. Need defense? Try this vest. Silky and won't get you cursed. Something I can find interesting
Aw to be sorted into Gryffindor to learn magic like any other student attending Hogwarts would be educational obviously and exciting!!..also what if Dumbledore was resurrected during Harry’s kids time?
I think that the Mirror Dimension is actually the inside of the deluminator. If you think about it having mirrors reflect light having the inside of the Illuminator being a mirror surface maybe silver. Because mirrors are glass and silver backing, be able to harness the power of silver to create a mirror dimension and some way is something to think about.
Normally, I wouldn't give any credence to anything Skeeter said, but given how out of control his ego was before his sister's death, I do wonder if Skeeter wasn't correct in saying Dumbledore actually didn't come up with all 12 uses of dragon blood himself but took credit for another wizard's discovery.
No way, if his ego was that big then he would have spent every waking moment trying to discover new uses for Dragon's blood his pride wouldn't have allowed him to take credit for something he didn't do. He may have been arrogant when he was young but no one can deny the man was brilliant.
Dumbledore was able to sense magic, and even identify the type of magic. It's how he figure out the entrance to the cave and what to do. In the case of invisibility, he would still feel the precense of that type of magic there. And for Harry, he had and studied the cloak for a while. So I'm guessing he can recognize it. I'm guessing this was particular in for Charm and Transfiguration variety, "magic that leaves traces" . And not chemicals/biological changes, or specific minds. It would explain why he knew not to trust Quifrell, he could sense "dark" magic on him. But not read Voldemort. But been a professor who's expertise were supose to be the Dark Arts that was expected, to have odd magic on him. Or was fooled by Barty Crouch Jr. Because Moody was sure to have all traces of odd magics on him. But Dumbledore didn't detect the changes made with Polyjuice Potion. While he was able to sense Horace when he used transfiguration to change into a chair. Tho I'm sure Dumbledore was adept at sensing minds as well, since Harry would feel as if Dumbledore could.
The art is stunning! The invisibility cloak did not hide sounds or spells. As a responsible adult, AD would definitely have placed a tracking spell on the cloak before handing over a to a firsty, the proof is in the Mirror of Erised room.
About Dumbledore being able to detect magic around him (That Chamber of Secrets scene), I always wondered if he was just randomly using Legilimency to make sure no invisible people were there listening in on the conversations with him and Fudge. Of course just being able to detect magic makes sense too considering it's Dumbledore.
I love a to see a perfect video about Albus Dumbledore. Sure I not always liked every action he took in the book, his behavior was controversial at times but over all it's a character that I love.
I think for the invisibility cloak it is that he could sense a presence of magic without seeing it and made an educated guess as it was Hagrid's cabin and he had given the cloak to harry himself, and even if it wasn't an educated guess as it was meant to be undetectable even to death, you'll recall he had had over 11 years to understand it and maybe make it detectable in some way to him. As for the ring, it was a horcrux which in itself is one of the darkest forms of magic, so a defensive spell on it would probably not be differentiated from the horcrux's power, magic or darkness. My 2 cents.
i still do not understand how the deluminator allows knowledge of , and apparition to, anyone mentioned within a certain context. this is like a pocket microphone masquerading as a GPS-tracking teleportation device. kinda random in its OP-ness
I think perhaps Dumbledore unstitched a piece of the Cloak of invisibility when it was in his posession, allowing him to see the garment ever so slightly
"Flamel was over half a century old when Dumbledore was born." So what? Dumbledore was over an entire century old when he died, so these men both dabbled extensively in longevity. Do we actually know when in Flamels life he began using the stone? Moreover, if longevity was a topic Flamel specialized in, he could've been over a century old himself before he and Dumbledore finally "perfected" his master work together.
Flamel was nearly 700 years old when he died, Dumbledore was 150-ish when he died. Flamel was centuries old when Dumbledore was still in diapers, Wizards live longer than muggles (around 200 years), Dumbledore's age was nothing out of the ordinary, Flamel on the other hand . . .
If I had magic then I would spend all my time trying to invent a way for faucets to give coke instead of water that'd be awesome. Or make my phone charge without a charger.
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After all these years being a fan it’s nice to still find out new things about this world
I believe that Dumbledore's last piece of magic was his last will and testament, I do no believe the Ministry of Magic could have done anything to keep those items from the trio.
If I was a Hogwarts student, I’d be trying to experiment with everything related to magic
Me as well, but I’d proceed with caution, can very easily go wrong!
@@maketycry3952 I agree
That is something I found annoying about the money.
You'd think the kids would want to learn magic not treat it like muggle school.
Same and potions too. I wanna make liquid luck 😂
You a ravenclaw for sure
Clarification.....Ron said DD left him the deluminator because he knew Ron would run out. Harry corrected him, showing great compassion and understanding and loving friendship, by saying no....DD understood that Ron would want to come back.
I think the only reason he could see through/detect Harry’s invisibility cloak was because he studied it whilst in possession of it after James had died because as one of the Hallows its supposed to be undetectable and immune to spells like accio
Thank You for listening to my suggestion and creating this video.
Also, I would love to hear your take on what would happen if a death eater tried to use the resurrection stone on Voldemort.
Always good to have one of your videos to watch on match days, especially given the reds performances this season. Love this video
I thought he even knew divination. How else could he have known things and put in cleaver ways to oppose them?
I'd more than likely be working on item enchanting for my magical skill. Need confidence? Here's a ring. Need defense? Try this vest. Silky and won't get you cursed. Something I can find interesting
I wonder if Dumbledore had used dragon's blood on his withered cursed hand, if it might have saved his life.
I personally think like t slytherene locket the ring had a compulsion to wear it
I hope you would do a video on Voldemort and Sauron.
Wasn't he the creator of an eternal flame used to try to convince the giants to join the Order's cause?
Gubraithian fire, and no he was just able to cast it which was a Merlinian Task all it's own.
Aw to be sorted into Gryffindor to learn magic like any other student attending Hogwarts would be educational obviously and exciting!!..also what if Dumbledore was resurrected during Harry’s kids time?
I don’t know if Dumbledore was as smart as everyone thinks he was. He couldn’t even follow the “calmly” instructions.
All these examples prove the brilliance of Albus Dumbledore.
I think that the Mirror Dimension is actually the inside of the deluminator. If you think about it having mirrors reflect light having the inside of the Illuminator being a mirror surface maybe silver. Because mirrors are glass and silver backing, be able to harness the power of silver to create a mirror dimension and some way is something to think about.
Definitely!
Normally, I wouldn't give any credence to anything Skeeter said, but given how out of control his ego was before his sister's death, I do wonder if Skeeter wasn't correct in saying Dumbledore actually didn't come up with all 12 uses of dragon blood himself but took credit for another wizard's discovery.
No way, if his ego was that big then he would have spent every waking moment trying to discover new uses for Dragon's blood his pride wouldn't have allowed him to take credit for something he didn't do. He may have been arrogant when he was young but no one can deny the man was brilliant.
7:40 I think you meant half a millennium in Nicolas Flamel's case right? Other than that great video!
i did lol
I always thought that Dumbledore knew where invisible people, because he could feel other minds.
Dumbledore was able to sense magic, and even identify the type of magic. It's how he figure out the entrance to the cave and what to do. In the case of invisibility, he would still feel the precense of that type of magic there. And for Harry, he had and studied the cloak for a while. So I'm guessing he can recognize it. I'm guessing this was particular in for Charm and Transfiguration variety, "magic that leaves traces" . And not chemicals/biological changes, or specific minds. It would explain why he knew not to trust Quifrell, he could sense "dark" magic on him. But not read Voldemort. But been a professor who's expertise were supose to be the Dark Arts that was expected, to have odd magic on him. Or was fooled by Barty Crouch Jr. Because Moody was sure to have all traces of odd magics on him. But Dumbledore didn't detect the changes made with Polyjuice Potion. While he was able to sense Horace when he used transfiguration to change into a chair. Tho I'm sure Dumbledore was adept at sensing minds as well, since Harry would feel as if Dumbledore could.
Wouldn't dragons blood be a great antidote to Sectumsempra?
I've always wondered if they had like magic weed with cool effects lol
The art is stunning!
The invisibility cloak did not hide sounds or spells.
As a responsible adult, AD would definitely have placed a tracking spell on the cloak before handing over a to a firsty, the proof is in the Mirror of Erised room.
I never knew he was the one who created the patronus communication thing.
About Dumbledore being able to detect magic around him (That Chamber of Secrets scene), I always wondered if he was just randomly using Legilimency to make sure no invisible people were there listening in on the conversations with him and Fudge. Of course just being able to detect magic makes sense too considering it's Dumbledore.
I love a to see a perfect video about Albus Dumbledore. Sure I not always liked every action he took in the book, his behavior was controversial at times but over all it's a character that I love.
Flammel was half a millennia when Dumbledore was born
yeah thats what i meant lol
I think for the invisibility cloak it is that he could sense a presence of magic without seeing it and made an educated guess as it was Hagrid's cabin and he had given the cloak to harry himself, and even if it wasn't an educated guess as it was meant to be undetectable even to death, you'll recall he had had over 11 years to understand it and maybe make it detectable in some way to him. As for the ring, it was a horcrux which in itself is one of the darkest forms of magic, so a defensive spell on it would probably not be differentiated from the horcrux's power, magic or darkness. My 2 cents.
Great video, as always, but anyone else hear a really loud bass tone that drowns out the narration quite a bit?
No...the playback is clear.
i still do not understand how the deluminator allows knowledge of , and apparition to, anyone mentioned within a certain context. this is like a pocket microphone masquerading as a GPS-tracking teleportation device. kinda random in its OP-ness
It's Dumbledore he can do anything.
wow amazing!
Ron's rat turning into a furry chalice with a tail is hillarious.
Are you going to make more videos of the misadventures of Voldemort I hope so so funny
And Arthur Weasley, too . . . He must have taught Mr. Weasley, too . . .
Starting to feel pretty bad for the dragons while the uses were being listed. 'Oh the oven is dirty, time to go find some dragon's blood'
Awesome
I think perhaps Dumbledore unstitched a piece of the Cloak of invisibility when it was in his posession, allowing him to see the garment ever so slightly
I wonder how the voice is recorded in patronus🤔
I totally enjoy this
Everlasting fire???
I'd like to know what the Hogwarts founders developed. Were they students of Merlin and Morgana?
Merlin was a student of Hogwarts. Slytherin.
@@wsaenotsock1337 I don't remember that. Guess I have to read the tale again.
" It doesn't do well to dwell on dreams and forget how to live.."
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So the Diluminator had Live Mode. Cool.
So why isn’t the philosopher’s stone a deathly hallow then? The elixir of life would cheat death from reaching “the 4th Peverell brother”🧐😂
Ai created hands/fingers are just nightmare
I’d read all the banned books in the library .
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"Flamel was over half a century old when Dumbledore was born." So what? Dumbledore was over an entire century old when he died, so these men both dabbled extensively in longevity. Do we actually know when in Flamels life he began using the stone? Moreover, if longevity was a topic Flamel specialized in, he could've been over a century old himself before he and Dumbledore finally "perfected" his master work together.
Flamel was nearly 700 years old when he died, Dumbledore was 150-ish when he died. Flamel was centuries old when Dumbledore was still in diapers, Wizards live longer than muggles (around 200 years), Dumbledore's age was nothing out of the ordinary, Flamel on the other hand . . .
If I had magic then I would spend all my time trying to invent a way for faucets to give coke instead of water that'd be awesome. Or make my phone charge without a charger.
Flamel was well over half a century, probably more like half a millennia
Flamel would have been half a Millennium old.
Dumbledore conjured a gin. Did he stole it from somewhere or it is from his private store? Gamp’s law
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I think you meant half a millennia. Flamel was definitely older than 50 😂
Can anyone else hear that rumbling noise in the background or is the schizophrenia playing up again?
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Dumbledore was so good at doing trans magic that it's unfortunate his skill set did not inspire JK Rowling to be ok with trans people.