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We seriously need a Netflix or Amazon series about Voldemort's origins. Each season taking place during his year in Hogwarts leading up to his ascension as the Dark Lord.
Harry Potter is a book series. If youre gonna make more content then Rowling will write it. We dont need bs tv shows. I think Netflix would just ruin it in my opinion.
Fantastic idea I love voldemort or any dark witch/wizard so a story line about him from the years would be phanomonal it would need to be MATURE rating to let us see all the dark things he did and in detail
I always feel so sad for Tom. He was a broken child. Life dealt him a bad hand and the system failed him. We see this everyday in our reality. This child never stood a chance. He hated people, because people had failed him time after time. He was angry and hungry to prove himself as worthy.
A lack of love affects magical and non magical human beings, thus the reason for the existence of a one-sided human being as Tom Riddle/Lord Voldemort.
Voldemort's pursuit of dark magic throw the balance off. This why Neville and Harry was born. Put back on balance. You can't have light with out dark and can't have dark with out light.
They were gonna be born anyway. Nothing about either of them was special at birth. Voldemort PERSONALLY chose his greatest enemy. Dumbledore and Harry both say that the smart thing would've been for Voldemort to wait until they were older, to see which of them was a greater threat.
@@grantwalter2243 there is no explanation or mention of balance, or harry's birth being because of it. Dumbledore explains everything in explicit detail.
Personally I'd like to learn all about the dark arts anything related to dark magic and try to master casting dark magic I'd have a signature spell *crucio*
HP folklore Could you maybe do a video that explores what may have happened if Harry hadn’t been ‘cleared of all charges’ in Order of the Phoenix? Like, would he have gone to Azkaban? What is the Ministries way of dealing with it, apart from expulsion? Would Harry had gone back to the Dursley’s? Would Dumbledore still have taught him magic and about Tom Riddle? Would the DA still have been found? So many questions and would be really interested to hear your take on it!
I think what drove Voldemort to his evilness was how he chose to deal with his traumatic upbringing. Everyone handles trauma differently. In his mind, he hated his filthy muggle father so that possibly drove him to uplift pure bloods only and to purify the Wizarding race so now future magical children don't have experience what he went through. And then he saw his mother dying as a weakness. He may have thought death robbed me of having my pure blood mother in my life. So he laser focused in on horcroxes and beating death. Voldemort means flight from death. He could've chosen to rise above his situation in a more positive way but he didn't. That's my take. Great content as always Dean!
Video idea: why didn't Tom Riddle obbliviate Slughorn's memory of him asking about the Horcrux spell? And after he found out Harry knew about the Horcruxes,why didn't he go back and kill Slughorn? He was,in his opinion,the only one who knew he asked about them.
I’m not sure, I’m just thinking here. If he wanted to kill Slughorn in book 6, he would probably have to get within Hogwarts’ grounds and I don’t think Voldemort would want to do so. At the point, Draco/Snape were set to kill Dumbledore, and Voldemort being on Hogwarts’ grounds could screw that up. That being said, he most likely would not have wanted to get on the grounds while Dumbledore was alive. I could be wrong here, but I think Dumbledore was the one person Voldemort feared (or at least felt a bit intimidating by). Also, Voldemort probably felt like he needed the elder wand if he were to stand a chance against Dumbledore. As for why Voldemort didn’t kill Slughorn after asking about horocruxes, I think it’s because he may have been at a point where he didn’t kill people just because of different views yet. He killed his father and grandparents to create the first horcrux (the ring), but he wasn’t “full-fledged Voldemort” just yet. I don’t know when Voldemort finds out that others know about the horcruxes, but Dumbledore and Harry only get the fake locket towards the end of book 6. Prior to that, the diary and ring had been destroyed. I don’t think Voldemort finds out until a bit later. Voldemort’s goal in book 5 was to get the prophecy, and his goal in book 6 was to have Dumbledore killed. By book 7, I think Voldemort’s would have moved the horcruxes if needed, but by the time he found out, it was too late. Thus, killing Slughorn at that time would have been pointless. Even if Slughorn is dead, others would still know. For the most part of book 7, Voldemort’s goal is to find Harry and kill him because he and his friends are now an even bigger threat (now that they are also hunting down the horcruxes).
@@SimonaShine he had no opportunity to do so. He didn't find out Harry was hunting horcruxes or even knew about them until just before the battle of Hogwarts. That's why they went to Hogwarts that night, because he finally realized Harry was looking for the diadem. I'm sure if Slughorn had crossed his path during the battle though he would have killed him.
I'm pretty sure he explained this months ago on his twitter?. I could be remembering details below incorrectly, so please find/look for the info as well :) But yeah, what i remember is that he isn't continuing it. We do not know the reasons as to why though, thats the last i heard /read about it. Hope that helps! But please look into it yourself, as i could be remembering it wrong.
@@AdityaGupta-vi5ul anytime glad to of helped 😊 yeah he had the script and i think realised a trailer but that was about it. But fingers crossed maybe in the future he may try again. If not atleast its a learning experience 😊
I’ve never thought about this but every single wizard that is exceptionally powerful is literally a mud blood wizard. Harry, Tom, albus, harmione? Everyone with muggle blood is stronger. It makes magical traits more rare and more powerful. I bet that infuriated pure blood families because they wouldn’t hold power or ability for every family member.
And Harry is mediocre at best. Fred and George both display far more prowess than any other students we've seen, except Hermione, who seems to be the only student who understands the magical theory behind some of the twins' inventions.
I respectfully disagree on predestination in the Wizarding World. As Dumbledore asked Harry in Half-Blood Prince: "Do you really think all those prophecies in the Hall of Prophecy ever actually came to pass?" The prophecy that triggered Voldemort's attack on the Potters and culminated in his downfall had meaning and significance only because Voldemort chose to believe it (or at least the part he heard about) and act on it. I think that in-universe, it is individuals acting on their own wills that ultimately shape the magical world around them. Either that, or the thoughts and whims of one J.K. Rowling...
There’s something I’ve been wondering about for a long time and I think it would make for a great video. You’ve already covered that voldemort never really searched for the deathly hallows because he never needed them. However, if death is what he fears most, wouldn’t becoming the master of death be he his ultimate goal?
No, because the hallows do not grant immortality. To master death means to accept it which is what Voldemort never wanted. Harry became master of it by accepting it.
He probably heard the basilisk. He was a brilliant kid. I'm not surprised he found it. It was a rumor before that and I'm sure he felt connected to Salazar and wanted to find it.
When I looked at the overall story, Voldemort is yet another example that absolute power corrupts absolutely. While we look at Harry as the hero, in the grand scheme of things, Voldemort was his own worst enemy and did himself in (literally and figuratively). The initial prophesy mentioned the boy born at the end of July, but that wasn't just Harry, it was Neville too. And had he chose Neville, his parents were in the hospital, and while his Gran couldn't/would have accomplished what Lilly did. Had he gone after him instead, Voldemort would have wound up ruling over everyone. Also, if he hadn't have been so hell-bent creating the horcruxes, and most importantly, making as many of them as he did, he probably would have not only survived it, but deflected it and survived. Instead, he was only a fraction of a man, literally. He'd cast off 7 other parts of his soul, and what was left to him was 1/8th of which he started out as. So when the curse rebounded, because Lily deflected it with her sacrifice, his soul fractured into even smaller pieces - the one that went into Harry, and the wisp he had left causing him to drink unicorn blood to continue to exist. In all actuallity, he probably should have been the one chasing after the horcruxes, to bring at least some them back to reincorporate back into himself. Oh well, you live (or in this case, die) by the choices you make. He killed the unintended horcrux, but it didn't weaken Harry, it just left him weaker and more vulnerable. Damn, I was going to go to bed soon, guess I'll go turn on the Philosopher's Stone instead....
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Tom Riddle was a psychopathic serial killer, besides being an immensely gifted wizard. Predestination has nothing to do with it. Ultimately, he failed to achieve immortality.
Tom Riddle is analogous with another movie character - Anakin Skywalker. Riddle was orphaned, Skywalker was removed from his mother by a master Jedi, at the same time a master wizard took Riddle to a place of training in his skill. Both Tom Riddle and Anakin Skywalker had a mentor who looked after him, but they had a falling out, both changed their names - Darth Vader and Lord Voldemort. Both were defeated by younger versions of themselves - Harry Potter who, although not orphaned lived with his aunt and uncle. And Luke Skywalker who was also orphaned and also lived with his aunt and uncle. The StarWars Force and Harry Potter Magical ability have a lot of similarities because not everybody has the ability
Harry potter was definitely an orphan. Darth Sidious changed Anakin's name, he didn't do it himself like Voldemort. Harry is nothing like Voldemort; their only non-influenced similarity is being a half-blood orphan.
Harry was nowhere near Voldemort’s equal. Voldemort was tremendously smarter and skilled at magic. If Dumbledore, Hermione and Snape hadn’t helped Harry then Harry definitely would have lost
i personally believed he was abused in the orphanage and that's why he turned out so so evil. If you look back at the time period, he grew up around the great depression and WWII. In a place devoid of love where death was frequent (starvation because lets be real many of those orphans probably starved to death during the great depression) and with bombs raining down around him after he would come back from hogwarts, its understandable why he hated muggles. In an interview (the transcript from it) JKR said that if he was raised and loved by his mother everything would have been different and he would have turned out differently. The monster was created and nurtured in the orphanage so whatever went down there, had to be extremely horrific and mentally scarring (possibly physically as well).
Didn't really understand what his secret power was? As you previously explained, I don't believe it's an actual power, or that he's that much more powerful. Rather it's his lack of love that drove and fueled him. Like a blind person who's other senses are more dormant. (Which might make him more powerful than/have an edge over Grindelwald) But I see what you meant when saying things are preeminent, like the matrix. The magic world was preprogrammed to have a Voldemort and harry was his glitch.
I just had a thought... If he wanted to be so powerful, wouldn't he persued the dark arts further, wouldn't he have tried to conquer demonology???? To me, that would be the ultimate power. Of course, we all know that JK didn't write that in. But it's something to think about!
Predestination aside, there are debates in the philosophical and psychological communities that perhaps free will is an illusion. We make choices based on the information available, the desires, needs and compulsions present at the time we make said decisions. As such, in those moments, under those circumstances, (the argument goes,) we couldn’t possibly choose differently. To do so would require different circumstances and/or information to act upon. Under this hypothesis, Riddle’s life path couldn’t have been anything other than it was.
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If someone from the magical realm created one hulcrux in secret, would that mean their physical body would never die of old age? My Point is that if someone wanted to, they could make one hulcrux, stay out of the spotlight, amd just do their own thing forever.
Grindelwald was stronger than Voldemort, Voldy was just stronger in dark magic specifically. An argument can be made for either of them being the strongest dark wizard of all time, because Gindelwald was a dark wizard and one of the strongest wizards of all time, Voldemort was the strongest in the field of dark magic but ignored the strongest magic (love).
You should read the books... Voldemort's primary goal was to maximize his full potential and he got top in any exam he took which makes him masterful in all branches of magic. Love is not a spell. It's a universal force that was activated when Lilly had the chance to step aside but refused to.
@@bestever74 call me Hermione but each movies is around 2 hours long and there are 8 movies. 2x8=16 and 16x5000=80000 convert that into years and you’ve spent a total of 9 years watching the movies
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You should make a “what if” video about wizarding life Voldemorts dad stuck around after she quit giving him the love potion. Would she have given up on life while giving birth? Who would he have turned into? What Harry’s life would be like? Would Harry and Malfoy be friends? Who would Sirius end up with? Would Sirius have any children? Would Harry and Ron still have been friends?
Awesome videoI personally believe that even though this is the fantasy world life is the A loop it’s not pre-destined it was by the dark lords on doing not by destiny and also the fear he put in the magical world
Can someone explain this to me? We all know that the prophecy about Harry and Voldemort is " Neither can live while the other survives" however it confuses me that by the end of Goblet of Fire and all through Order of the Phoenix Voldemort is back fully in his body and yet Harry is still alive and well. In Philosopher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets it makes more sense because Voldemort just has a half sort of life but from Goblet of Fire onwards it doesn't make sense to me both of them are "surviving" at the exact same time I don't get it
I think maybe it is that whilst they are alive neither of them are really 'living'. They are both surviving - neither can really live and thrive until the other dies
A big reason Voldemort became such a powerful wizard was his determination to distance himself from his Muggle heritage. Additionally, his lack of empathy allowed him to master the Dark Arts.
Tom didn't create those inferi. He found that cave when he was a boy, called there by ancient dark magic, as he arrived there, the inferi were already there, masterless, awaiting command.
Watching this a question I have never thought about popped in my head. When is the prophecy orb made? Does it just appear when true prophecy is made? As Trelawney made lots of predictions but not all of them have prophecy orbs
Serious question, how come there hasn't been a book about Voldemort's back story, in thorough detail? & just go through his childhood, school, his 1st rise to power, & then when we get to that night at Godric's Hollow, Voldemort walks up the path towards the walkway that leads to the front door, & he passes the mailbox, brushing his fingers acrossed the name plate that says "Potter" like he was slashing out his next victim, then the screen cuts to black with just the word "Riddle". I know the books gave some back story, but damn-it, dont you want the whole thing. Lol. I wanna know what made him become who he was. I could see even 2-3 books about this. Hell what do I know though. I simply smell dollar signs.
I am aware that Tom Marvolo Riddle or Voldemort uses a lot of dark magic and has created lots of horcruxes to extend his life and some how damage his soul and leave it in magical artefacts but I don’t recall a secret or hidden power but I might have missed it all this time.
Doubtful. Voldemort had a childhood without love, which is why he doesn't understand it. His mother died giving birth, which is why death terrifies him. His father abandoned him , which is why he hates muggles.
Look up psychopathy in the DSM-5, Voldemort meets all the criteria. In the muggle world at least, psychopathy is caused by damage the morality part of your brain.
@@witdajuice6763 Voldemort was conceived by a love potion, if someone was conceived by a love potion they aren’t able to feel love. So he doesn’t understand it because he can’t feel it
@@sarahheckert5484 there’s no proof to your statements. Dumbledore makes it very clear that Voldemort doesn’t understand love explicitly because he knows his mother died giving birth to him. It’s never stated, at all, in any way, that what you’ve said is the reason for Voldemort’s lack of love.
@@deanlemckeevans there are quite a few fan made movies set in the harry potter universe; Snape Vs The Marauders, Young Voldemort and the founders descendants, dumbledore and grindelwald....
IF the monster existed, it was buried deep within. Mate, the dude had opened the Chamber of Secrets, released a giant deadly snake into a building full of kids, killed a girl and made a horcrux from it. IF the monster existed? Buried deep within? He was just a great actor/ass kisser and you were out of stuff.
“Voldemort emerged from the monster within Riddle”
I got chills...What an amazing line
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You always have such a great outlook on the magical world Dean! Really enjoyed this video a lot
Thanks so much Morgan! I was just about to message you to talk about Wandavision I dunno how I feel about it lol
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Anways I watched all of your Harry Potter videos @MovieFlame and I’m currently watching yours! Dean.
Read both with each voice lol 😂
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We seriously need a Netflix or Amazon series about Voldemort's origins. Each season taking place during his year in Hogwarts leading up to his ascension as the Dark Lord.
That would be Epic if done right!
Heck yea
That would be awesome plus it’s hard for returning voice actors to come but something like this could work.
Harry Potter is a book series. If youre gonna make more content then Rowling will write it. We dont need bs tv shows. I think Netflix would just ruin it in my opinion.
Fantastic idea I love voldemort or any dark witch/wizard so a story line about him from the years would be phanomonal it would need to be MATURE rating to let us see all the dark things he did and in detail
Imagine a collab of HP Theory, movie flame and HP Folklore. It would be awesome
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I always feel so sad for Tom. He was a broken child. Life dealt him a bad hand and the system failed him. We see this everyday in our reality. This child never stood a chance. He hated people, because people had failed him time after time. He was angry and hungry to prove himself as worthy.
Yeah and then literally tried to enslave everyone he didn’t see fit
A lack of love affects magical and non magical human beings, thus the reason for the existence of a one-sided human being as Tom Riddle/Lord Voldemort.
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Voldemort's pursuit of dark magic throw the balance off. This why Neville and Harry was born. Put back on balance. You can't have light with out dark and can't have dark with out light.
They were gonna be born anyway. Nothing about either of them was special at birth. Voldemort PERSONALLY chose his greatest enemy. Dumbledore and Harry both say that the smart thing would've been for Voldemort to wait until they were older, to see which of them was a greater threat.
but what mystical force determines such balance? and what mystical force determines what Trelawney can see in the future?
@@grantwalter2243 there is no explanation or mention of balance, or harry's birth being because of it. Dumbledore explains everything in explicit detail.
No. No! NO!
Do not bring the logic of the abominable Star Wars sequel trilogy into Harry Potter! *SHAME. ON. YOU.*
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It’s crazy to me that not everyone in the Wizarding World aren’t obsessed with learning everything there is to know. Especially the Muggleborns.
Its Kinda the same With computer I guess
Ikr like if i was a witch i would want to know all about magic
Personally I'd like to learn all about the dark arts anything related to dark magic and try to master casting dark magic I'd have a signature spell *crucio*
@@justacriminalin70countries49 same
@@Roguejedai probably my main thing would be going after muggles in a big crowded area or just going after muggles in their homes
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Could you maybe do a video that explores what may have happened if Harry hadn’t been ‘cleared of all charges’ in Order of the Phoenix? Like, would he have gone to Azkaban? What is the Ministries way of dealing with it, apart from expulsion? Would Harry had gone back to the Dursley’s? Would Dumbledore still have taught him magic and about Tom Riddle? Would the DA still have been found?
So many questions and would be really interested to hear your take on it!
Sorry I did write this in an earlier post but I was too late and I don’t think anyone really saw it
He wouldn't have been send to Azkaban. He would be expelled, wand broken and either sent to the Dursleys or hidden.
@@TheSerpentDK probably, but with Fudge’s suspicions and paranoia... I mean he was already eager to find him guilty....
Thx for ur opinion tho!
@@TheSerpentDK nah they said he was just going to be expeleed but dumbledore would take care of Fudge
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I think what drove Voldemort to his evilness was how he chose to deal with his traumatic upbringing. Everyone handles trauma differently. In his mind, he hated his filthy muggle father so that possibly drove him to uplift pure bloods only and to purify the Wizarding race so now future magical children don't have experience what he went through. And then he saw his mother dying as a weakness. He may have thought death robbed me of having my pure blood mother in my life. So he laser focused in on horcroxes and beating death. Voldemort means flight from death. He could've chosen to rise above his situation in a more positive way but he didn't. That's my take. Great content as always Dean!
Voldemort never pursued the Deathly Hallows because no one ever loved him enough to read him a bed time story
Video idea: why didn't Tom Riddle obbliviate Slughorn's memory of him asking about the Horcrux spell? And after he found out Harry knew about the Horcruxes,why didn't he go back and kill Slughorn? He was,in his opinion,the only one who knew he asked about them.
I’m not sure, I’m just thinking here.
If he wanted to kill Slughorn in book 6, he would probably have to get within Hogwarts’ grounds and I don’t think Voldemort would want to do so. At the point, Draco/Snape were set to kill Dumbledore, and Voldemort being on Hogwarts’ grounds could screw that up. That being said, he most likely would not have wanted to get on the grounds while Dumbledore was alive. I could be wrong here, but I think Dumbledore was the one person Voldemort feared (or at least felt a bit intimidating by).
Also, Voldemort probably felt like he needed the elder wand if he were to stand a chance against Dumbledore.
As for why Voldemort didn’t kill Slughorn after asking about horocruxes, I think it’s because he may have been at a point where he didn’t kill people just because of different views yet. He killed his father and grandparents to create the first horcrux (the ring), but he wasn’t “full-fledged Voldemort” just yet.
I don’t know when Voldemort finds out that others know about the horcruxes, but Dumbledore and Harry only get the fake locket towards the end of book 6. Prior to that, the diary and ring had been destroyed. I don’t think Voldemort finds out until a bit later. Voldemort’s goal in book 5 was to get the prophecy, and his goal in book 6 was to have Dumbledore killed. By book 7, I think Voldemort’s would have moved the horcruxes if needed, but by the time he found out, it was too late. Thus, killing Slughorn at that time would have been pointless. Even if Slughorn is dead, others would still know. For the most part of book 7, Voldemort’s goal is to find Harry and kill him because he and his friends are now an even bigger threat (now that they are also hunting down the horcruxes).
@@fate-vs-destiny8239 I meant why didn't he killed slughorn out of revenge. He is the type to punish people for what they did
@@SimonaShine he had no opportunity to do so. He didn't find out Harry was hunting horcruxes or even knew about them until just before the battle of Hogwarts. That's why they went to Hogwarts that night, because he finally realized Harry was looking for the diadem. I'm sure if Slughorn had crossed his path during the battle though he would have killed him.
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When riddle an animated story is going to release
I'm pretty sure he explained this months ago on his twitter?. I could be remembering details below incorrectly, so please find/look for the info as well :)
But yeah, what i remember is that he isn't continuing it. We do not know the reasons as to why though, thats the last i heard /read about it.
Hope that helps! But please look into it yourself, as i could be remembering it wrong.
@@HyliaNoir Thanks for telling me. I didn't knew because i don't use twitter. BTW he started writing the script of riddle☺
@@AdityaGupta-vi5ul anytime glad to of helped 😊 yeah he had the script and i think realised a trailer but that was about it.
But fingers crossed maybe in the future he may try again. If not atleast its a learning experience 😊
KInda reminds me of him using magic for "personal gain" in a horrible, evil way. That wouldn't have gone unpunished in the magical world.
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I’ve never thought about this but every single wizard that is exceptionally powerful is literally a mud blood wizard. Harry, Tom, albus, harmione? Everyone with muggle blood is stronger. It makes magical traits more rare and more powerful. I bet that infuriated pure blood families because they wouldn’t hold power or ability for every family member.
Harry, Voldemort, and Dumbledore are half-bloods, not muggleborns.
And Harry is mediocre at best. Fred and George both display far more prowess than any other students we've seen, except Hermione, who seems to be the only student who understands the magical theory behind some of the twins' inventions.
I respectfully disagree on predestination in the Wizarding World. As Dumbledore asked Harry in Half-Blood Prince: "Do you really think all those prophecies in the Hall of Prophecy ever actually came to pass?" The prophecy that triggered Voldemort's attack on the Potters and culminated in his downfall had meaning and significance only because Voldemort chose to believe it (or at least the part he heard about) and act on it. I think that in-universe, it is individuals acting on their own wills that ultimately shape the magical world around them. Either that, or the thoughts and whims of one J.K. Rowling...
Pls, release more videos. I really look forward to these new ideas about Harry Potter ❤️
I want a book series based on Ilvermorny School
That would be amazing! Also a book about the black sister or the Marauders and Lily would also be very interesting
Voldemort is a great example which showcases that marriage and pregnancy must not be forced/forceful.
There’s something I’ve been wondering about for a long time and I think it would make for a great video.
You’ve already covered that voldemort never really searched for the deathly hallows because he never needed them. However, if death is what he fears most, wouldn’t becoming the master of death be he his ultimate goal?
Dumbledore says that Voldemort didn't have any knowledge of the deathly hallows.
No, because the hallows do not grant immortality. To master death means to accept it which is what Voldemort never wanted. Harry became master of it by accepting it.
"Darkness rises . . . and light to meet it."
I still want to know how Tom Riddle found the location of the Chamber of Secrets when he was at school.
He was brilliant
He was a naughty boy
He probably heard the basilisk. He was a brilliant kid. I'm not surprised he found it. It was a rumor before that and I'm sure he felt connected to Salazar and wanted to find it.
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Wow! Wasn’t expecting a second video so soon! Great work though!
Great video keep up the good work 😄
When I looked at the overall story, Voldemort is yet another example that absolute power corrupts absolutely. While we look at Harry as the hero, in the grand scheme of things, Voldemort was his own worst enemy and did himself in (literally and figuratively). The initial prophesy mentioned the boy born at the end of July, but that wasn't just Harry, it was Neville too. And had he chose Neville, his parents were in the hospital, and while his Gran couldn't/would have accomplished what Lilly did. Had he gone after him instead, Voldemort would have wound up ruling over everyone. Also, if he hadn't have been so hell-bent creating the horcruxes, and most importantly, making as many of them as he did, he probably would have not only survived it, but deflected it and survived. Instead, he was only a fraction of a man, literally. He'd cast off 7 other parts of his soul, and what was left to him was 1/8th of which he started out as. So when the curse rebounded, because Lily deflected it with her sacrifice, his soul fractured into even smaller pieces - the one that went into Harry, and the wisp he had left causing him to drink unicorn blood to continue to exist. In all actuallity, he probably should have been the one chasing after the horcruxes, to bring at least some them back to reincorporate back into himself. Oh well, you live (or in this case, die) by the choices you make. He killed the unintended horcrux, but it didn't weaken Harry, it just left him weaker and more vulnerable.
Damn, I was going to go to bed soon, guess I'll go turn on the Philosopher's Stone instead....
Who’s everyone’s favorite character
Mine is Luna
Guess 😂
Tom Riddle/ Voldermort🐐
@@njcg3658 i wonder who
Everybody except Ginny lol
I read the thumbnail as Secret Nose Power lmao
Good video!
Hey where is the scene from at 6:00??
yes i want to know where its from as well
If Voldemort could be a year...
... a year,”?
@@MrKevosmin yeah, 2020 lol
Thank GOODNESS u posted a video I was getting bored
2 TH-cam adverts at beginning, sponsor advert included in the video at the start, 4 more adverts spread out throughout the rest of the video.. I appreciate your videos but 7 adverts in 12 minutes sheesh man, it takes away the soothingness of your videos, couldn’t relax during this 1 sorry 👎🏼
Tom Riddle was a psychopathic serial killer, besides being an immensely gifted wizard. Predestination has nothing to do with it. Ultimately, he failed to achieve immortality.
No. He was definitely immortal. As long as he had at least one horcrux, he couldn't die. That's immortality.
If grindelwald wanted to do the same thing as Voldemort, Voldemort wouldn’t even be considered great as him , grindelwald was by far more powerful
You wish...
Harry and Voldemort where like the ying and the yang. Harry had light but had a little dark with Voldemort he had dark with a little light
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voldemort had no light lol, he would murder anyone of any kind without second thought and he would do any dark magic to put himself above others
Tom Riddle is analogous with another movie character - Anakin Skywalker.
Riddle was orphaned, Skywalker was removed from his mother by a master Jedi, at the same time a master wizard took Riddle to a place of training in his skill.
Both Tom Riddle and Anakin Skywalker had a mentor who looked after him, but they had a falling out, both changed their names - Darth Vader and Lord Voldemort.
Both were defeated by younger versions of themselves - Harry Potter who, although not orphaned lived with his aunt and uncle. And Luke Skywalker who was also orphaned and also lived with his aunt and uncle.
The StarWars Force and Harry Potter Magical ability have a lot of similarities because not everybody has the ability
Harry potter was definitely an orphan.
Darth Sidious changed Anakin's name, he didn't do it himself like Voldemort.
Harry is nothing like Voldemort; their only non-influenced similarity is being a half-blood orphan.
Harry was nowhere near Voldemort’s equal. Voldemort was tremendously smarter and skilled at magic. If Dumbledore, Hermione and Snape hadn’t helped Harry then Harry definitely would have lost
Great work I think I’ve watch most now would to see Voldemort final thoughts before he died
No, its talking to sneks. His power is talking to sneks
only because he is related to salazar slytherin, he is not the only one who can talk to them
Interesting thoughts and great video! 👍👍
Voldemort's greatest fear death and greatest weakness inability to feel love
You think a character with so much courage fears death and who says the inability to feel love is a weakness
No, his greatest fear is defeat which what his own corpse would symbolize. It was a shameful human weakness.
Early yay I love this channel
Awesome video!! 👌
i personally believed he was abused in the orphanage and that's why he turned out so so evil. If you look back at the time period, he grew up around the great depression and WWII. In a place devoid of love where death was frequent (starvation because lets be real many of those orphans probably starved to death during the great depression) and with bombs raining down around him after he would come back from hogwarts, its understandable why he hated muggles.
In an interview (the transcript from it) JKR said that if he was raised and loved by his mother everything would have been different and he would have turned out differently. The monster was created and nurtured in the orphanage so whatever went down there, had to be extremely horrific and mentally scarring (possibly physically as well).
I request Riddle an Animated Story
What would have happened if Tom stayed with Merope?
PL. Make A video on why Fred never returned as a ghost for George..:)
Is there necromancy and necromancers in harry potter? And love your videos
Kinda. They have inferi which are basically zombies
One of my favorite Parts in the movies is when Harry gets back up and all his followers starts to leave.
Didn't really understand what his secret power was?
As you previously explained, I don't believe it's an actual power, or that he's that much more powerful. Rather it's his lack of love that drove and fueled him. Like a blind person who's other senses are more dormant. (Which might make him more powerful than/have an edge over Grindelwald)
But I see what you meant when saying things are preeminent, like the matrix. The magic world was preprogrammed to have a Voldemort and harry was his glitch.
Video doesn’t start until 3minutes in...... not for me
Not dying is a violation of nature? Then what about the sorcerers stone and Nicolas flamel?
Enjoyed this vid immensely,
I just had a thought... If he wanted to be so powerful, wouldn't he persued the dark arts further, wouldn't he have tried to conquer demonology???? To me, that would be the ultimate power. Of course, we all know that JK didn't write that in. But it's something to think about!
Predestination aside, there are debates in the philosophical and psychological communities that perhaps free will is an illusion. We make choices based on the information available, the desires, needs and compulsions present at the time we make said decisions. As such, in those moments, under those circumstances, (the argument goes,) we couldn’t possibly choose differently. To do so would require different circumstances and/or information to act upon. Under this hypothesis, Riddle’s life path couldn’t have been anything other than it was.
It really makes me want to unsubscribe when you already have adds turned on throughout the video and then you start off shoving another add in there...
Am I the only one who wonders what the Hogwarts professors do during the holidays?
Dumbledore cries about his love life.
Have distressed Death Eaters' wives and their evil sisters over for wine and unbreakable vows...or maybe that's just Snape.
Great video. Keep up the good work.
That intro will never get old.
If someone from the magical realm created one hulcrux in secret, would that mean their physical body would never die of old age? My
Point is that if someone wanted to, they could make one hulcrux, stay out of the spotlight, amd just do their own thing forever.
Grindelwald was stronger than Voldemort, Voldy was just stronger in dark magic specifically. An argument can be made for either of them being the strongest dark wizard of all time, because Gindelwald was a dark wizard and one of the strongest wizards of all time, Voldemort was the strongest in the field of dark magic but ignored the strongest magic (love).
You should read the books... Voldemort's primary goal was to maximize his full potential and he got top in any exam he took which makes him masterful in all branches of magic. Love is not a spell. It's a universal force that was activated when Lilly had the chance to step aside but refused to.
I love Harry Potter I’ve seen all of the movies like 500 times
But have you read the books if not you should they are really good if you don’t want to that’s ok
@@sophdixon8013 I’ve always wanted to but I haven’t bought them I’m going to buy them soon though so I can’t wait!
I'm overly obsessed. I've read every book and seen every movie probably more than 5,000 times.
@@bestever74 call me Hermione but each movies is around 2 hours long and there are 8 movies. 2x8=16 and 16x5000=80000 convert that into years and you’ve spent a total of 9 years watching the movies
@@bestever74 lolll
Nice video
Can you plz make a video on where Voldemort went when he died
6:30 - What video clip is this from?
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It’s simple. Voldemort feared death, so he created the horcrux and gave up his nose to achieve IMMORTALITY.
Ppppfff the nose part caught me off guard lmfao but i cant send that
You should make a “what if” video about wizarding life Voldemorts dad stuck around after she quit giving him the love potion. Would she have given up on life while giving birth? Who would he have turned into? What Harry’s life would be like? Would Harry and Malfoy be friends? Who would Sirius end up with? Would Sirius have any children? Would Harry and Ron still have been friends?
What about Morgana? Was not she more powerful
And when talking about all wizards also Merlin
:0 you look like your talking about the show 'Merlin' I might be wrong lol
@@aaliyahbegum8909 Merlin exists in the harry potter universe.
Talent and hard work=voldemort
if i could love i would say i love you for making these voldemort’s videos but i cant , soo...
I agree with you Dean
First three minutes are just an ad😱?!
The video starts at 2:50
A video idea, all the books and spells in the restricted area of hogwarts library
Impossible. Rowling never tells us about more than a couple.
Well all that can be told then. With the books from the Harry Potter and fantastic beasts and moves .research on Potter more and from Rowling herself
@@ashleyalexander2847 how can it be told, if I just fucking told you, that Rowling NEVER gives us that information. What the fuck are you gonna tell?
Love your videos 😻😻❤️❤️
Awesome videoI personally believe that even though this is the fantasy world life is the A loop it’s not pre-destined it was by the dark lords on doing not by destiny and also the fear he put in the magical world
Can someone explain this to me?
We all know that the prophecy about Harry and Voldemort is
" Neither can live while the other survives" however it confuses me that by the end of Goblet of Fire and all through Order of the Phoenix Voldemort is back fully in his body and yet Harry is still alive and well.
In Philosopher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets it makes more sense because Voldemort just has a half sort of life but from Goblet of Fire onwards it doesn't make sense to me
both of them are "surviving" at the exact same time I don't get it
I think maybe it is that whilst they are alive neither of them are really 'living'. They are both surviving - neither can really live and thrive until the other dies
A big reason Voldemort became such a powerful wizard was his determination to distance himself from his Muggle heritage. Additionally, his lack of empathy allowed him to master the Dark Arts.
Tom didn't create those inferi.
He found that cave when he was a boy, called there by ancient dark magic, as he arrived there, the inferi were already there, masterless, awaiting command.
Watching this a question I have never thought about popped in my head. When is the prophecy orb made? Does it just appear when true prophecy is made? As Trelawney made lots of predictions but not all of them have prophecy orbs
What’s your favorite Harry Potter book and why? I’m a huge fan, I’ve read the books and watched the movies multiple times so I’m really curious.
Interesting thought that nature used Harry to even the playing field
Voldemort explained it himself that to him, there is no such thing as good or evil, just power. That's what he used to justify his action.
Serious question, how come there hasn't been a book about Voldemort's back story, in thorough detail? & just go through his childhood, school, his 1st rise to power, & then when we get to that night at Godric's Hollow, Voldemort walks up the path towards the walkway that leads to the front door, & he passes the mailbox, brushing his fingers acrossed the name plate that says "Potter" like he was slashing out his next victim, then the screen cuts to black with just the word "Riddle".
I know the books gave some back story, but damn-it, dont you want the whole thing. Lol. I wanna know what made him become who he was. I could see even 2-3 books about this. Hell what do I know though.
I simply smell dollar signs.
Shouldn't Harry Potter been born to a Muggle father and Witch mum to be Voldermort's equal???
Tom Riddle was a psychopathic serial killer, even though he was a gifted wizard. Ultimately, he failed in his goal to achieve immortality.
Loved the video.. But, a big deal in the books is the choices people make.
I am aware that Tom Marvolo Riddle or Voldemort uses a lot of dark magic and has created lots of horcruxes to extend his life and some how damage his soul and leave it in magical artefacts but I don’t recall a secret or hidden power but I might have missed it all this time.
Horcrux was a very rare piece of magic but it's not the primary source of Voldemort's power. He was a cunning magical prodigy.
Could voldemort had turn to The dark side even if he s dad had stayd with them til he turnd 11 year
Doubtful. Voldemort had a childhood without love, which is why he doesn't understand it. His mother died giving birth, which is why death terrifies him. His father abandoned him , which is why he hates muggles.
Look up psychopathy in the DSM-5, Voldemort meets all the criteria.
In the muggle world at least, psychopathy is caused by damage the morality part of your brain.
@@witdajuice6763 Voldemort was conceived by a love potion, if someone was conceived by a love potion they aren’t able to feel love. So he doesn’t understand it because he can’t feel it
@@sarahheckert5484 there’s no proof to your statements. Dumbledore makes it very clear that Voldemort doesn’t understand love explicitly because he knows his mother died giving birth to him. It’s never stated, at all, in any way, that what you’ve said is the reason for Voldemort’s lack of love.
@@witdajuice6763 Actually the author of the book confirmed the fact. So yes this statement is 100% true
@6:00 where is this scene from I swear I don't remember seeing it is it a deleted scene?
Fan made movie.
@@witdajuice6763 interesting what is it called?
@@deanlemckeevans I don't remember. Just type Tom Riddle makes a horcrux in youtube I'm sure it'll pop up.
@@deanlemckeevans there are quite a few fan made movies set in the harry potter universe; Snape Vs The Marauders, Young Voldemort and the founders descendants, dumbledore and grindelwald....
@@witdajuice6763 ooh cool thanks will check them out
New video idea
Why lord voldemort turned to hating muggles?
His father was a muggle and left his mother due to magic. And so on
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Hm... remember, witches, consent goes both ways. If a man says "no", it's "no". Otherwise, you get Psychopathic evil dark lords.
IF the monster existed, it was buried deep within. Mate, the dude had opened the Chamber of Secrets, released a giant deadly snake into a building full of kids, killed a girl and made a horcrux from it. IF the monster existed? Buried deep within? He was just a great actor/ass kisser and you were out of stuff.