5 Things The Voldemort Got 100% Right

[@lxena8033]

So, Harry thinking he stood a chance against Voldermort in the graveyard is untrue. Voldermort forced the duel. Harry full expected to die that night. The only reason he fought back he because he wasn't going to make it easy for Voldermort. He even says this in Goblet of Fire. That he was going to die fighting. Even if he didn't stand a chance.

[@catherinenadeau8156]

I agree with you. He used also a memory of his father who died fighting trying to give his mother and him a chance to escape. In the graveyard, Harry didn’t think he would win, he was trying to make a point and stand his ground.

[@paulgraf5746]

I think he meant that AFTER the duel he thought he stands a chance because he managed to hold his ground for a while (although just trough lucky circumstances) and escaped

[@philipmalaby8172]

‘Voldermort’ LOL

[@jorgecarbajal8076]

2:29 “After all, He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named did great things. Terrible, yes, but great.” -Garrick Ollivander

[@Ynkno]

Garrick?

[@raknamedsune3417]

@@Ynkno That's his first name. Ollivander is his last name

[@pinedd42]

While watching this i had a terrifying thought. Could you imagine if Lucius Malfoy hadnt wasted the diary? If he had never used the diary, the basilisk would not have been killed and Voldemort could have called it into his army during the Battle of Hoqwarts. Could you imagine if he'd had a basilisk on his side? Thank god Lucius was a moron, he probably saved hundreds of lives.

[@y0ung5one]

he was trying to bring tom back though, he didn't thought that harry potter would save the day

[@chromeshellking]

​@@y0ung5one He didn't. the only thing Tom shared with him was it was powerful magic that could open the chamber. Tom did not trust another living soul with the knowledge of his immortality.

[@y0ung5one]

@@chromeshellking oh so he just wanted to eradicate muggle-borns then

[@chromeshellking]

@@y0ung5one And discredit Arthur and his work at the ministry. Ginny would have been expelled as well. So yea thank wizard baby jesus that Lucius was brain dead dumb in regards to that.

[@denizkenger52]

@@chromeshellking he did as good as telling for Slughorn though, I’m Slughorn realised otherwise he wouldn’t be so ashamed by the memory and tamper with it.

[@kellysouter4381]

He was certainly clever, talented and dedicated. He was also a murderous maniac. It's a shame because he could have turned his abilities to almost any sphere and done amazing things to benefit all wizard kind.

[@No_One_76654]

@You're Gonna Hate This You know perfectly well he wasn't.

[@jlack1985]

@You're Gonna Hate This 🤣

[@thececeshow253]

How ? He had no emotions to feelings to anything.

[@MathsOP]

@You're Gonna Hate This as somebody from the right, i approve of this message.

[@sherwinbenosa6068]

if he is no evil, the book and movie not be a hit

[@alexman378]

Just a correction, Harry didn’t think for one second he stood a chance at the graveyard. He just didn’t want to go out like a punk without even trying to fight back, but he had taken it for granted that he wouldn’t be leaving that place alive.

[@Bryan198026]

I kind of wonder if Ron had a point though during that chat in the chamber of secrets when he, Harry and Hermione went to visit Hagrid that first time after the slug incident. He had said that if wizards hadn’t married muggles then at some point wizards would’ve eventually died out. That would certainly make sense if wizards simply kept interbreeding within the same select group of families.

[@damianallen8377]

No he isn't, because if that was true Humans would have gone extinction long ago. We Humans are extremely inbred we are quite literally all related to each other. When people say that we are all brothers and sisters I doubt even they realize hiw genetically true that is, I some of us are brothers and sisters but every single one of use are at the very least all cousins. And if we Inbred muggles can continue to increase our population by billions without a problem I don't see why Wizards and Witches who's magical genetics is stronger than ours would have any problems doing the same thing.

[@Bryan198026]

@@damianallen8377 except that Muggles have access to much more sophisticated technology and medicines and things than wizards do, so I still say it’s possible that they could ultimately breed themselves out of existence, maybe by ultimately producing more squibbs because of inbreeding.

[@damianallen8377]

@@Bryan198026 sophisticated technology yes, but medicine seriously? 😆 no muggle medicines can remotely compare to what magicals have. And neither muggle technology nor medicine can remotely do anything about how inbred we are. Unless of course we start Genetically modifying ourselves into a new species. 😆 not that would change anything because the same issue would persist in the end. As for inbreeding making a bunch of squibs, no one knows how squibs come about because most of them are even "purebloods" and of course their is the fact that they are extremely rare - Case in point the most inbred pureblood family we know of the Gaunts and yet they produced no squibs we know of - . Plus they still have Magical blood that eventually becomes dominant once more. How do you think muggleborns come about? Every last one of them is descended from a squib.

[@catherinenadeau8156]

If you look into some parts of history, you’ll found out that inbreeding actually happened in muggle and it shortened many lives. In royalties of different countries in some point, everyone was related. They kept marrying with their cousins to keep the money and power into the family. Many of these couple ended up not having any living child, not just because these children died of maladies but also because these ended up having genetic illnesses given by their parents. Where I live, there some genetic illnesses that are more frequent in some regions of my country because they were so isolated from everyone and everything when they were founded, that people inbred somewhat. So it is possible that the wizards would have died out if they kept inbreeding.

[@raknamedsune3417]

@@damianallen8377 Well... Maybe, just maybe because there were in voldemorts time only like 15 pureblood families left and now that many of the decendants of them has married muggleborns, halfbloods and muggles, their family trees have been ruined and I can say with certainty that there are only like 10 families left and many of them have no male decendants left to carry on the name, like the greengrass', the blacks, lestrange's, carrows, crouch's and many have been "ruined" like the longbottom, abbott, weasley, black, etc. many of them are also extinct, like the crouch's and the gaunts. a few of these families also have indirect heirs like Scorpius Malfoy continues on the house of black and the greengrass indirectly and some of them are illigitimate or not pureblood, like Delphini is both illigimate and she continues the black lineage and the gaunt lineage, indirectly of course since she has the riddle name even if she has a son, the blacks and gaunts will be extinct in male direct descendants unless she takes back one of the names which I doubt since she is 1. in azkaban and 2. very proud of having her fathers name from the looks of it (haven't watched the cursed child play, only read the summary of it and i've read up on all the characters on the harry potter wiki page) Teddy Lupin also indirectly continues the black lineage however, his grandmother was disowned and he is not pureblood meaning that his part of the family tree, going up to his mother are all disowned and not a part of the blacks as he, his parents and his maternal grandfather aren't pureblood.

[@shalie3049]

5) He was not right about being remembered as a great wizard even greater than Dumbledor. He would actually be remembered as an evil, psychopathic wizard to be feared, but that was defeated by a boy named Harry Potter. And just because he thought he was right about the path he chose did not make him right nor great. 4) He was not right about defeating death. Even as he killed others and split his soul into seven horcruxes which he put curses around to hide from people, the splitting of his soul actually weakened him and made him vulnerable to death as each piece of the soul was weak without being part of the whole. And since the pieces of soul were embedded in inanimate objects, their only defense was the curses Voldemort put around them. Otherwise they were pretty easy to kill. Also cheating death by causing death of others does not defeat death at all. 3) He was not right about Wizards and Muggles not being able to coexist or that muggles wouldn't be able to understand magic. The fact that Wizards and muggles were marrying each other showed that Wizards and muggles could co-exist and the fact that certain muggles who were not pure blood Wizards at all, like Hermione, could do magic and learn about and understand magic showed that he was wrong about that too. Just because he was tired of hiding Wizards from muggles doesn't mean that the only solution to solve that is to kill off the muggles. Also, if Wizards have the ability over nature to make magic, what physical weapons could come against them? The only thing that might make the muggles win the war would be the shear number of them. 2) Was Harry Potter's eagerness to help others his weakness? It may have seemed like a weakness because he was able to be lured into danger by it, but as Harry Potter said when Voldemort tried to take over his body, that actually his love of his friends and their love for him was his greatest strength, and Voldemorts failure to understand love was one of Voldemort's greatest weaknesses and Harry Potter was able to overcome Voldemort with that. Even as Harry Potter sacrificed himself for his friends and loved ones, he was the one who actually defeated death, by being able to come back alive from it and defeat Voldemort. 1) Voldemort may have gotten it right that he was related to Salazar Slytheren, but was he actually doing the goal that Slytheren wanted to be achieved? The fact that the other wizard founders of Hogwarts didn't think anything of him being able to found a magic school with them and often had students sorted into his house showed that his plans might not have been that destructive, but that perhaps certain people distorted what he wanted to achieve into something twisted.

[@ryanswma]

Point 3 - My friend, allow me to introduce you to something called the nuclear bomb. Granted, it would basically be mutually assured destruction at that point, but that still represents the capability to destroy.

[@thatPSNguy99]

touch grass lil bro

[@matthew_wellsdube]

You’re an awesome content creator. I wait eagerly for your videos. Thank you for not giving up during these hard times. Praying for you and hoping for the best. You have a talent for this and your personal brand on these HP videos is so great. I’ll be a fan of yours always! Thank you for making my weeks better with each video you make

[@Goldengirl48]

Do you know a Bob Dube? He would be about 70 to 75 years old?

[@carlrood4457]

Have to disagree on the Horcrux thing. He mostly chose singular objects of historical value; the sorts of things people look for and are easy to identify. He could have made a rock a Horcrux and throw it in the ocean.

[@m.robert123]

Yeah I've airways wondered why he didn't just pick up a grain of sand in the middle of the desert and make that the horcrux

[@royalecrafts6252]

He was a ritualistic person, not really a wise one neither an efficient guy lol, he could store his soul in pieces of long lasting periodic table of elements and live for millions of year

[@MegaMan352]

Well, in the book that was explained by Dumbledore. When Dumbledore told Harry about the horcruxes Harry thought that they could be anything, empty Potion bottles, old tin cans, but Dumbledore said that Harry was thinking of portkeys, which needed to just be ordinary objects that would be easily overlooked, but Voldemort was not one who would entrust his peace of soul to a random arbitrary object. Voldemort was fancy and wanted objects of particular significance.

[@Dina-ux8sm]

But even if he did that, since dark magic leaves traces it wouldn’t have made finding them impossible, just more difficult

[@royalecrafts6252]

@@Dina-ux8sm a looooot more difficult, a piece of metal with long as fuck half life decay buried in a metal box beneath the ocean, pretty much immortal until the end of planet earth

[@sunkure141]

Voldemort being tired of wizards hiding from muggles was very reminiscent to what Grindelwald thought. because as we know, him and Dumbledore began laying down plans to expose wizards to muggles and lead charges against them. and Grindelwald didn't stop there. he started a campaign in Europe from 1910 to 1945. he commited the most horrible and devastating atrocities' in Europe back then, just as Voldemort had. but unlike Voldemort, he didn't pay much attention to muggle-borns, a witch or wizard born of 2 muggle parents. of course he hated muggles and didn't like anyone with muggle blood, he only said this was for the wizarding world's own good. the wizarding world. he just said wizards and muggles were involved in this war. but what about muggle-borns. they were wizards but they had muggle blood. so Grindelwald didn't really know what to think of them.

[@srccde]

Differentiating between pure-blood, half-bloods and muggle-born is just a reflection of the same rampant racism that scours our world to this day.

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

If a wizard made a Squib into a Horcrux, would the Squib get magical abilities from being a Horcrux?

[@logangrice3120]

🤯

[@Sebbir]

I imagine you wouldn’t want your horcrux to be something mortal

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

I was just thinking about Harry Potter, if HE was a Squib made into a Horcrux. But if he IS, how could he have had magic even after Limbo?

[@Duriel123]

Well. Harry did receive parseltongue from being a hocrox. So it might be a possibility

[@AustinNGrayson]

@@Sebbir Nagini

[@user-ot4rc9jh8e]

Harry's young eagerness to fight against Voldemort was never foolish. It was a mark of his true bravery. Harry always showed courage and intervened despite the odds.

[@MegaMan352]

The difference between Voldemort and Gellert Grindelwald is that Gellert Grindelwald was a political idealist who wanted to start a revolution. While Lord Voldemort was just an unfeeling psychopath with an insatiable desire for power.

[@damianallen8377]

Plus Gellert Grindelwald affected all of Magical Europe and muggle Europe pretty much while Voldemort truly only affected Magical Britain and muggle Britain.

[@A_Morgan_S1400]

I hadn't seen the difference laid out so clearly before, but you're right, Erik

[@MusketeerGweneth]

Here is where I'm stuck though; Since he was "an unfeeling psychopath with an insatiable desire for power" as you put it, then while he was at the Potter's home in Godric's Hollow and, you know, trying to kill baby Harry, why didn't he just immediately kill Lily? I mean, I know Snape pleaded that she be spared but surely Voldemort knew of her blood status and would have wanted to kill her, because he wouldn't make her an exception to his rule out of the kindness of his withered black heart, would he? Definitely not! So why give her so many chances to step aside and in doing so, giving her the opportunity to sacrifice herself?

[@MegaMan352]

@@MusketeerGweneth are you suggesting that he was not so unfeeling? Because he told Severus Snape that he would spare Lily? Obviously he granted rewards to his loyal servants. Even if his most talented which, Severus Snape most certainly was, even if he wanted a muggle-born woman as his mate or to at least survive. He still murdered a baby without remorse, as well as countless others, just so that he could survive, or rather live forever. It was more than just a matter of self-preservation, everyone has that, but rather the price that it would cost. He had tunnel vision on his own mortality, The end justifies the means, just so that he would never die. At the request of his most faithful Death Eater, an unarmed Lily Potter was no threat to his mortality unlike what the prophecy said that the baby was. If I'm Wrong, by all means tell me

[@A_Morgan_S1400]

@@MegaMan352 This ties into another point I made to some friends. We know he doesn't feel love. He can't. But he did feel anger, fear, and that one odd point in the books when he had extreme euphoria with no explanation, that I know of. He feels emotions. He has emotional reactions. And he was willing to reward his most dedicated faithful. I don't think he felt anything towards Lily, but he wanted Severus in service. So the ends justified the means, and if Lily had cooperated, God only knows what would've happened to her.

[@dave9401]

The creation of the prophecy and Harry Potter being nature's way of swinging the balance against Voldemort's immortality, as Dean put it. I'd love to see him explore this thought further.

[@ThingCalledFate]

I've been wondering why he didn't kill the Malfoys' at the end of the battle. Narcissa, Draco, and Lucius just walked away. Certainly, he had better things to do at the moment, like gloating, but I was surprised he let them walk instead of killing them because he could.

[@leventebardossy5962]

Had he won, he would have. He simply got busy in his last hours. By the time he realized they betrayed him, he didn't have a moment without an offensive spell flying towards him.

[@ThingCalledFate]

@@leventebardossy5962 I still think their walking away from him and the other death eaters would be infuriating for a megalomaniac like Voldy.

[@karlamay_]

I think he was stunned when he saw Harry alive again when we just killed him the second time.

[@joshuahallett6235]

They didn't run in the book, they clung to the background of the battle ready to look presentable to whatever side won. In the books it is even stated the Malfoys Sat Alone at a Table after the battle looking unsure of whether they should be there.

[@MegaMan352]

In the book they didn't run away. Draco was missing somewhere in the castle and Lucius and Narcissa went looking for him in the Final Chapter and then joined the celebration afterwards. Also there's the issue of pureblood. Voldemort would have wanted to preserve anyone who was pure blood.

[@milaalt1141]

One thing that made me laugh was someone posted how at least he cared about Harry's education because he usually waited towards the end of the year to try and kill him.

[@bMt5553]

Lololololol I mean, they’re not entirely wrong lol.

[@matthewneubeck4421]

I’m glad this video is about times he was factually correct, and not “Ya know, killing muggles isn’t THAT bad” lol

[@paulcowlishaw]

Have you killed a few muggles

[@matthewneubeck4421]

@@paulcowlishaw Touché. I have not. I’m not properly informed on the subject.

[@paulcowlishaw]

@You're Gonna Hate This what killing a Muggle

[@tootsiequilt]

Voldemort was born December 31, 1926. He died May 2, 1998. My math indicates he was 71 years old when he died, not 78.

[@denizkenger52]

You mean his primary soul? Because not all Voldemort’s souls are killed. The one that used to be in Harry has achieved a kind of immortality (not being able to die at the cost of not being able to live) stuck between life and death, unable to move on.

[@kellysouter4381]

So he and Snape were both Capricorns? Not bad, so am I!

[@emankcin1701]

71 is 17 backwards. Wonder if that was a coincidence or not.

[@erichanastacio9695]

Tom's birthday is the "death" of the year.

[@alildashoffire758]

Slytherins impact on the world, whether good or bad was far greater than any of the other founders, very curious

[@dynomax101]

One thing you overlooked in your fawning over moldymort: without the Muggles there would have been no wizards. THEY came from Muggles, not the other way around. Even JK Rowling realized the fatal dangers of inbreeding and detailed some of them in The Half Blood Prince.

[@williamballard767]

Fawning? Is a Voldemort video. Of course it’s gonna be about Voldemort silly

[@AP0PT0SIS]

You do realize this guy also made a video about the top 5 biggest mistakes Voldemort made too right? I wouldn’t really say this video is him fawning.

[@genostellar]

Harry didn't think he stood a chance against Voldimort in the graveyard. In that moment, he simply did not want to be remembered as having died a coward. I should also point out that his heroism didn't come from his belief that he was the chosen one to take Voldimort down, it was simply that he was naturally that kind of person who was willing to risk his life to help others. He didn't see himself as protected by fate at all, and honestly with Voldimort targeting him for death, he wasn't safe even if he didn't do all of that. Putting himself in harms way time and again actually helped to get him ready for what would eventually happen, so I don't see how it can be considered a weakness. I also don't agree that muggles and magical kind can't co-exist. The fact that there are people who are non-magical who know about them and, in some cases, live with them, proves that they can. There simply has to be a plan in place to introduce those who are magical to those who are not over time until it becomes common knowledge. It might also help if the muggles were able to get a few magical devices out of the deal that they could play around with since they can't actually use magic, themselves. Like any two cultures trying to co-exist, it simply takes time, understanding, and compromise to make it work. Just because they aren't ready right then and there, and very few efforts had been done to try to make it work with the ones having been attempted ending in failure, that doesn't mean it can't work. And no, Voldimort did not achieve immortality. As you said, and as we all know, immortality means you cannot die, not that you've become really tough to kill. He didn't even live longer than the average human lifespan. What he did was come close to being immortal, and actually it was foolish of him to make the horcruxes into the items he chose, because that made them easy to find. On top of that, he could have made his victims people who nobody knew about, and not drawn a lot of attention to himself with a huge army and a war. Voldimort was actually very stupid about his attempts at becoming immortal, if you ask me.

[@nolsee1176]

Just imagine if Tom Riddle had been born under better conditions and worked together with a wise Dumbledore. The two would have brought wizardkind into it’s true golden age.

[@rnp497]

Voldermort is a lesson on just because you can, doesn't mean you should

[@princecharming8125]

If I were wizard I would recreate my body as well, some dark magic should never be ignored

[@fgostoryteller2168]

If I could do it tho alchemy then yes, but by horcrux and dark magic you probably won’t be the same person. Either way both method require true mastery over the field

[@TheBloodOrchid]

This was a great video! I hadn't thought about Voldemort being correct. You made a compelling argument!

[@mezmerized4lifejay654]

Best Harry Potter Channel out here 💯

[@macwelch8599]

Voldemort discovered more about the Dark Side than any wizard in history

[@wyattpotter2103]

Sidious is obviously the superior one with the dark side but as far as wizards go yes.

[@Stranger69in]

Dunno bout tht. He didnt make any epic artifacts aside from the horocuxes while many other dark wizards did...dont think he even knew how to create basalisks. Imagine the battle of hogwarts with an army of basalisks on his side? Woulda been a different battle. Also name one thing he discovered?? He just repeated things others had done b4 him...

[@Deep_Elf]

@@Stranger69in How to create basalisks are in Newt Scamanders book, Fantastic beasts and where to find them, in older versions most likely in the wizarding world, getting the toads to stay on the chicken eggs is the hardest part.

[@denizkenger52]

@@Stranger69in you do know he’d be killing most of his army with those as well. Imagine they’re marching and one basilisk turns round, whole army is dead. The castle people see basilisk army from afar, get some roosters and those basilisks are defeated. Voldemort is on his own now.

[@dustingaethje1332]

@@Stranger69in Grindewald wanted to find the ressurection stone so he could make an army of inferi. Voldemort literarly made one just to sit on his locket. He also created that potion (that won't disappear and makes people relive their worst memories, then makes them thirsty). On top of that, he created the curse that actually killed Dumbledore. It was so poweful, that both Dumbledore AND Snape couldn't save him. So he actually did make some dope stuff, on top of going further with his soul than everyone else.

[@MasterOfTheElements]

Yet Voldemort doesn't have a chocolate frog card, nor does Grindelwald whereas Dumbledore does and he also considers it his greatest achievement.

[@lauramiller4939]

Voldemort: “Our world must be made up of purebloods only, blah blah blah.” Lucius: “And, how did you return to full form, my lord?” Voldemort: “Harry Potter’s blood.” Lucius: “So, a halfblood’s blood. Go on.” Voldemort: “Wormtail’s hand.” Lucius: “The one who stole the child for you to begin your return…oh, Peter Pedophile, yes.” Peter: “That’s Pettigrew!” Voldemort: “Shut up, Wormtail! Where was I, oh yes, and my father’s bone.” Lucius: “Your MUGGLE father. Why not something from your pureblood witch mother, my lord?” Voldemort: “Because I saw her and her family in her brother’s memories. They were nothing but inbred morons.” Lucius: “Inbred?” Voldemort: “Yes, they only married other pureblood wizards, so no diversity to maintain physical or mental health and stability.” Bellatrix: “Ooh! Just like MY family!” Lucius: “…Narcissa, now would be a good time to tell me that Draco is family because Wormtail stole someone else’s child for you.” Narcissa: “Didn’t need him. I took the one you made with the cleaning lady while I was away and then gave her the boot. That’s why I made you get a house elf after that! Then you lost him to Harry Potter!” Lucius: “I hate my life.”

[@bMt5553]

Lolololol

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

If only pure blood wizards mated with other pure blood wizards we would end up with the issue the royals had (even in ancient Egypt where pharaohs married and procreated with their sisters). The point is genetics shows us that interbreeding causes huge issues and the wizards created from such interbreeding especially generation after generation of interbreeding they would be far weaker then any normal muggle born wizards

[@jr1648]

I think that there would be enough pure bloods to maintain a deeper gene-pool. I mean, you dont have to interbreed with your sibling, but a nice pureblood girl or guy down the street.

[@ashkanpower]

Voldermort’s biggest mistake was that he was so focused on his magical part of himself and neglected the human part. Dumbledore on the other hand was a lot more mature and found this ignorance in Voldermort. He did not realized that people can do a-lot with their human emotions and relations, so it was his downfall.

[@jonwashburn7999]

A new video! Thanks. He was quite the force of nature.

[@TheCoffeeFiend]

Yepp, Voldemort was certainly right about the "no muggles" thing. The whole wizarding community already has a genealogy that rivals that of the most incestuous medieval houses, due to their pure-blood notions. This may in fact be the most subtle way to end the conflict - let the magic users degenerate further and finally become extinct. Great plan coming from a most cunning mind, indeed. 😏

[@Spartan3D213]

Reminds me of a fanfic from Lucius POV were harry bascially bans all non purebloods with some half blood from wizarding britian and basically left voldemort and the death eaters isolated in magical uk, then the inbreeding starting to take its toll and malfoy looks back in regret over their "victory".

[@orthohawk1026]

See that whole shrinking gene pool thing with wizarding Britain didn't make any sense to me. Wizard America Rappaport's Law made it illegal for wizards to even associate with no-maj's from 1790 onward. So, America is basically an entirely pureblood society, right? So why didn't the PBs in Britain simply come over to America for spouses? No chance for marrying your cousin-who's-genetically-basically-your-sister there!

[@karlbergen6826]

True, strategically Voldemort got five or some other ideas right but morally he was filthier than a cesspool. Perhaps Muggles as a whole will never accept wizards. The Secrecy statute in my mind is for the sake of Muggles, not wizards. It is for their peace of mind. Wizards just need to avoid showing magic to Muggles. They don't need to hide except to do magic. Blood purity is a false concept. A Muggle-born is just as magical as as pureblood. More wizards are Half-blood than anything else and I will submit that the influx of Muggle-borns is constantly refreshing the wizarding gene pool. The new ideas are healthy intellectually. Without this influx I don't think the wizarding gene pool would sustain itself. The wizards would die out. Voldemort was fatally flawed.

[@AustinNGrayson]

Voldemort didn’t actually care about the well-being of the Wizarding World. He just wanted power and followers and the best way to get that was by promising a world of “peace.” I honestly disagree with a lot of what you put on this list.

[@Joreel]

Can you make a list of things you think Voldemort got right if you thing he got it wrong?

[@AustinNGrayson]

@@Joreel what? I don’t think Voldemort got anything right. That’s kind of why my comment said I disagree with most of what he said. The things I agreed with weren’t official listings but things he mentioned in between.

[@GryffindorScholar]

The definition of a cult.

[@Nyghtking]

So I was thinking about a theme for a harry potter story, which I would probably have given a shot at writing if I wasn't lazy and didn't suck at writing. The idea was this: The theme was a way that muggles could gain magic as a side effect of something never done before. Essentially the idea is guided a little by D&D but essentially a group of wizards from america build a giant magic bomb and use it as a sort of terrorist attack against muggles. The result is a lot of people die in the attack but it has a strange effect on the survivors that had never been seen before as an event such as this had never happened. The muggles that survived slowly gain the ability to perform magic, this causes a huge uproar in the wizarding community as until this point it was believes that muggles were muggles and would never use magic and wizards were wizards and that was that. The reason for this is I figure something like a muggle gaining magic couldn't occur because of something small and it had to be something to cause it that had never been done before or someone would have tried it.

[@steve9359]

Thank you Dean! Another great video!

[@idkvids7077]

He says that pure bloods are the only who are worthy but he's half

[@jnew42]

What I don't understand is Harry made a big deal of calling him Voldemort, his chosen name. I would have called him Tom, as he hated that. Well one of many things.

[@homiefizzle5260]

He did call him Tom to his face several times.

[@jnew42]

@@homiefizzle5260 He also nearly got all of his friends killed even after being warned not to use the name Voldemort. Call him Tom or Old Moldywarts. Harry did have a lot of holes in his knowledge of magic and the magic community, but he had been warned. It cost one friend tortured and one friend dead. I am sure that this probably taught Harry a huge lesson, but at a terrible price.

[@princecharming8125]

Do a video, what if Voldemort fled the battle of Hogwarts after his snake died. Voldemort more concerned about perishing than ruling supreme

[@dalehammers4425]

Being correct and being right dont always go hand in hand sadly, Voldemort is a prime example.

[@jungwons]

great video!!!

[@timothyallen3161]

Keep it up. I really enjoy your videos. This was a good one.

[@sampaton5460]

Has anyone else noticed that the next generation of the tale of the 3 brothers ie Voldemort,Snape and Harry were all Halfblood wizards?

[@nebojsajovic2177]

Harry wasn't half blood.

[@WatchThatFirstStep]

@@nebojsajovic2177 Harry is half-blood because his mother was muggle-born. His father, James Potter, was pure-blood.

[@orthohawk1026]

@@nebojsajovic2177 "half blood" doesn't necessarily mean literally half wizard, half muggle. It's just a figure of speech meaning mixed wizard and muggle ancestors.

[@kimgrod]

Totally agree that Harry was eager to play the hero. However, as I recall, he fought Voldemort in the graveyard because he wasn't going to die powering as a coward, i.e. he chose to die fighting... which worked out for HP in the end

[@samuelprusa817]

One thing I'm not sure if this fits on the list but is important to Voldemort. He killed Dumbledore. Voldemort may not have killed the headmaster directly, but he's the reason Dumbledore had to die. I don't believe people give Voldemort enough credit for this one, most likely due it being pretty different from the way the Dark Lord had in mind.

[@erichanastacio9695]

Dumbledore is already a walking dead upon putting on Tom's horcrux ring. It's only Dumbledore decided on when he himself would die. So Dumbledore's suicide is a result of Tom's death curse. His suicide could have been avoided if Harry Potter told the professor about Pettigrew's new hand.

[@bMt5553]

I’m sorry, but what did Pettigrew‘s new hand have to do with anything? It was Draco Malfoy whom Voldemort had tasked to kill Dumbledore.

[@TheRealBullyMaguire]

Awesome video

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

Plz do an extended version of What if Ron was in Hufflepuff?

[@robertshay9235]

Great video! All true.

[@SergioBecerraII]

I still want to know how Tom Riddle found the chamber of secrets when he was at school?

[@googleuser7454]

Maybe snakes? I am not sure if the basilisk was active, but he may have heard it as a parselmouth. Or one of the old dark books he read could have had clues

[@TheSonofruss]

It’s theorized that he received the information from the locket but he didn’t get it until after he left school as he was working for Borgin & Burks after he graduated.

[@leventebardossy5962]

Binns mentions that the school was searched by those who looked for it plenty of times. I guess some of these searches had a record in the library. From that point on, a ton of reading and great logic. Tom Riddle was known for both. I think someone who made records of the search actually got close, maybe even to the bathroom, but couldn't find the door, as that searcher wasn't a Parselmouth. Riddle, on the other hand, realized that Parseltongue is the key, as he knew it was an inherited ability and this is the only real distinct feature of Slytherin that could be passed down to descendants by blood. Having this ability himself, he knew where to speak it, and the door opened for him. Or, he explored the castle through and through, like a non-prankster Marauder, and discovered secret doors which have a magical, password-like lock on them (as Dumbledore mentions that such magic leaves traces possible to discover, and Tom certainly would have been able to notice them). He realized Parseltongue was the key, and tried it on all of them, one being the real entrance.

[@Jenifer_R_]

@@leventebardossy5962 Yours is a much better theory than him just wandering into bathrooms and hissing.

[@williamsellers9480]

@@leventebardossy5962 completely agree with this. Like today in theory, you can google/SM anyone and track them down, but unless you know specific and relevant information, you won't get anywhere

[@rogersledz6793]

Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!

[@danyf.1442]

Call me a naive muggle, but I like to think that somehow muggles and wizards could coexist in the world Jk created. I would happily read about this and how life together would be, how segregated/aware of each other they would be.

[@savagetv6460]

I think it would be like True blood where vampires are out in the open.

[@tripeboi]

Muggles can't even get along with eachother. If anything it would give mugglers a common enemy to fight against.

[@kellysouter4381]

Hagrid said it in the first book when he told Harry he was a wizard. Muggles would forever be at wizards to solve all their problems for them instead of fixing their lives for themselves. Hagrid felt wizards would never have a moment's peace. I agree with all this and also believe this would be very bad for the muggles.

[@GryffindorScholar]

I had this exact same discussion with my mother when I brought up the subject of a novel where magic folk are finally revealed to the muggle world. She then quickly went on to explain that it would be yet another age of mass witch-hunts. We would see an ultra segregated society much like we have seen from X men.

[@savagetv6460]

@@kellysouter4381 Hagrid just ironically gave a good reason for big government shouldn't exist. People need to solve their own problems

[@THETRUDARKLORD]

Voldemort has always been a huge inspiration for me

[@kakkakontent]

Adolf for me.

[@Anonymous-dm9nh]

Yes officer, these comments right here 🫢😬😂

[@Ho_Lee_Fook]

Uh oh

[@THETRUDARKLORD]

@@Anonymous-dm9nh 😂😂😂

[@matthewneubeck4421]

I think you just got put on a magical watchlist

[@kxnginnaearth6733]

I’d so love to see a back film dedicated to the dark lord from birth to end

[@MillerHammer]

So, like Thanos, Voldemort was right!

[@SasukeUchiha723]

Thanos cared about humans even if he has no business of it, being as he wasnt a human..... Voldy was just.... I wanna rid humans and make pure wizards.....

[@tapuchris3329]

"The Voldemort" lol

[@emankcin1701]

What Mika Hakkinen would say.

[@tapuchris3329]

@@emankcin1701 lol

[@emankcin1701]

@@tapuchris3329 Harry: "We have to stop the Voldemort" Ron sniggered Harry: "Wot" "S'nuthing" Hagrid said hastily, though his beard was twitching "So, er, have yer seen Hermione lately" he asked Ron: "Blimey Hagrid" sniggering Harry: "Wot" "She's at the hospital wing for too much hysterical laughing recently" said Neville, barely keeping his face impassive.

[@tapuchris3329]

@@emankcin1701 😂😂😂

[@watsongames5543]

How the hell would muggles beat wizards? Arthur Weasley a mediocre wizard, enchanted a car to both fly and be invisible, wizards could essentially create a fleet of stealth bombers in minutes

[@erichanastacio9695]

Magic wrecks havoc on muggle devices.... Unless probably it's analog just like clocks and wristwatches... Not those electronic or battery types. Probably an analog nuclear bomb just like in a Godzilla movie... Only if muggles can find the wizarding world which is protected by repelling charms.

[@tshenolotermomotlhagodi2799]

half decent he says... what a humble brag... this video is excellent

[@javierjimenez9196]

Please do what would've happened if harry potter ate the chocolate's that romilda vane gave him

[@denizkenger52]

Harry would get a one night stand with Romilda, tell ginny he was drugged, ginny would probably duel romilda or she gets kicked outta school for basically raping harry.

[@c.syde65]

What if Harry Potter had met Severus Snape in the last Underground Chamber instead of Quirinus Quirrell.

[@SasukeUchiha723]

The thing is, his mom screwed him over more than anyone in his life.... But whatever happened, its his curse of being born from Not so True Love........

[@idk-gq9qi]

I love how you said you always use the Australian VPN then say to use turkey

[@drewjette8778]

Why is the volume oh this channel so low! Everytime the video volumes are so low

[@luckylaura12]

Muggles would really win in a war against wizards??? Need a video on that please!

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

The muggle killing spell comes in the form of a lead projectile.

[@logangrice3120]

"The Voldemort"

[@anthonyreed480]

That was a ridiculously long advert that made me fkn HATE surfshark.

[@elizabethoneill8612]

And the"muggles" will have it right, because they can't defend themselves against magic.

[@sunkure141]

5:55 a boy's godfather's about to be killed. he's the closest family to you and the person that's doing it is a person that took his parents away. you can't really think strait in that situation.

[@robinpullman1488]

Loved the video! If you ever do the early years of Tom Riddle creation I would love to watch it! I also have been enjoying you getting into the books with Anne Rice! Those are great videos! =] =] =]

[@davidgiles4681]

Most villains do get some things correct. Most Villains tend to get some things correct. But, they over-emphasize those aspects and get the other things incorrect. They tend to focus upon the wrong things and thus form an ideology around such things.

[@williamsellers9480]

Just asking here because if the answer was anywhere, I'd expect someone here to know it. What are the rules on Voldemort just tying Harry to a statue (as did happen in HP4 and could have happened in HP5) and HP7 in the woods and just smashing his head with a brick or cutting it off? I know he can't kill directly with AV, but there's a lot of scope for non-AV but would kill him, including feeding him to Nagini

[@chainedimmortalgaming992]

It would show that Voldemort thought harry powers were greater than his and it would also put doubt in his followers minds too. He wanted to show his magical might was unparalleled and had no equal, hence why he kept telling his followers to capture but not kill harry.

[@williamsellers9480]

@@chainedimmortalgaming992 I get that, but AK isn't the only way to kill some. If he kept doing Sectumsempra on Harry or crucified him to insanity, that would do the job too surely?

[@chainedimmortalgaming992]

@@williamsellers9480 it could be that because harry is the only person to survive AK, he might have wanted to kill him with it to show it was a fluke or accident and not because harry special or better. But i do understand what you mean, there are a 1000 ways to hill harry besides AK.

[@bMt5553]

I mean, if he wasn’t picky, a blood boiling curse, entrails expelling curse, or disembowelment curse, would’ve worked just fine. Or if he wanted to be quick about it, he could’ve just stopped Harry’s heart. In fact, if he still wanted to use an unforgivable, then he definitely could’ve followed Bellatrix’s example.

[@rmcbeigh]

I see this did not show up on your videos list when I went there.

[@pitaariel1920]

Nice video!

[@coolstranger7356]

Just a comment to make him more reach 🤘

[@cameronspalding9792]

@0:15 wasn’t it 71, he was born on 31 December 1926 and died 2 May 1998

[@ultraginge1990]

He got every answer right in his wizarding texts. That’s pretty impressive :)

[@j-rey-]

You should put any ads at the end. I am much more inclined to watch an ad if the video was good. If you put it after the teaser, there is a 100% chance I will skip it.

[@savagetv6460]

A blood transfusion would give a muggle magical powers.

[@Stranger69in]

The magic is in the dna not just the blood so no

[@savagetv6460]

@@Stranger69in according to Google the DNA can stay in the recipient

[@dustingaethje1332]

@@savagetv6460 Potentially, but only temporarily and they would have ZERO control over it, like Dumbledore's sister.

[@StaRMaestroS]

I really cant understand where the whole "immortality" thing comes from. What the horcrux is supposed to do is protect a part of your soul so when you die a bodily death, you can return. Well, humans die of old age. So do wizards. At best, each horcrux grants you an additional lifespan. Granted, you could find ways to prolong that lifespan, but still, a lifespan with an end it is.

[@Anuppuzero]

ok but at no point in the books was there institutionalized prejudice against Wizards. the only group of folks who were prejudiced against them were the Dursleys and it has more to do with them being a super conformist on Vernon's part, and jealousy on Petunia's part.

[@Martyn_Wolf]

At least Modlymort waited until the end of the school year to attack Harry so Harry could study

[@THETRUDARKLORD]

@5:45 Imma have to politely disagree Muggles stand no chance against wizard kind

[@Tsuki-Sii]

Yeaa

[@Stranger69in]

And yet they always hiddin from them...the sheer difference in numbers alone lets muggles win...

[@Stranger69in]

Wizards would have to wage a secret war and take over from the inside is the only way the could win

[@MitchMitchellStories]

I doubt even wizards could have withstood the nuclear option. Truthfully, one of the things that I thought of early in the series is that not all wizards are qualified as wizards with true talent, not even all who went to Hogwarts since some of them didn't get high enough grades to stay until the end. I don't know if that's how it worked in all wizarding schools though.

[@THETRUDARKLORD]

@@Stranger69in well let's think about it voldemort alone racked up millions of inferi, 2 he's been seen plenty of time over powering and infiltrating the minds of multiple people at once, and yea wizards would most definitely take a secret route of destroying muggle kind

[@vinczerobert1472]

I wonder why no one tried to hit Voldemort with the killing curse and also if he could have made more Horcruxes once he saw that they are getting destroyed. I guess there has to be a limit of how many parts of your soul you can put into objects...

[@henrymuzgay1023]

good day what is the time line of the heroes how old was he on the different Herces

[@jungwons]

did u mean to say 'that' in the title

[@handlesaretoopersonal]

Nah after the Wizarding war they just started calling everything a voldemort as a joke of their former fears.. so now you kinda have to specify when you're talking about the real voldemort so that no one is confused, you know what i mean?

[@jungwons]

@@handlesaretoopersonal oh yes you’re absolutely right i should have known

[@handlesaretoopersonal]

@@jungwons thanks for going with it🤣🤣🤣

[@jungwons]

@@handlesaretoopersonal honestly i was a little concerned about you actually meant it😭

[@handlesaretoopersonal]

@@jungwons i don't even know what i mean i just crossed my fingers and pressed enter lmao

[@cheddarsmith6568]

@the ministry attack, he tried to go to mcgonogall, and snape for help. Neither of them helped

[@erichanastacio9695]

Their wands have the same source of magical feather. Just asking.... Did the wand with the Phoenix feather chose Harry for being Harry? Or chose Harry for having Tom's horcrux in him? Did the wand chose Harry Potter... Or Tom Riddle?

[@bMt5553]

Most likely Harry for being Harry

[@joiceraiana]

5. I think Grindwald is better know in the continent, but in Britain that's definitely Voldemort. 4. He became megalomaniac that's was a mistake, if all his horcrux were insignificant objects scattered around the world, he wouldn't be defeated so easily. But he wanted the grand magical objects and gave them to their followers to guard instead of put in a secluded far away place. It was quite sad that the death of his mother shaped him so badly that it was the only thing he could think of. He was charming, powerful, intelligent, he could've been great, but he was too desperate to live forever that he didn't live at all. 3. True, but half-bloods are quite something, and inbreed doesn't help to keep a group from extinction. 2. True, Harry was kinda of a moron. 1. Salazar was another imbecile, his champion was a "filthy half-blood" as our lovely Bella likes to say.

[@bigteo90]

5 of the nicest things Voldemort has done

[@corgi42069]

Good evening Dean!

[@joshuacarroll6668]

Wasn’t 78 71/72

[@AtomicDudMan]

Imagine Harry Potter spinoff tv series like Star Wars has been doing

[@kimgrod]

If there was a war between Muggles and wizards, I don't think the mughals would win. Muggles fancy weapons could easily be stopped by Wizardry my opinion

[@haydenscholze7452]

Ok my option may be unpopular, but I generally don’t think muggles would necessary win against wizards. I feel people are heavily underestimating the power and more importantly the versatility that wizards have. I mean one massive thing that is overlook but very important. Is that even now with all the technology muggles have, they still cannot locate wizards, if they don’t want to be found. I mean imagine it being a war, how are you suppose to fight an enemy you cannot even find. Then there are things like barrier spells, such as the one used in hogwarts during the war. That spell was created by only like 10 above average witches. Yet it could resist the force of like at least 30 average missiles, and it is self repairing. Imagine if the wizard world was at war with muggles, even if by some miracle muggles identity their base of operations. Imagine the power of a shield barrier created and reinforced by like 500-1000 wizards. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it could resist nukes. This is not even taking into consideration the fact that most can teleport, control minds, see if people are lying to prevent spies. Then you have rare wizards that can see the future, allowing the wizarding world to prepare in advanced against attacks. And I know people are going bring up guns. Well yes guns currently pose a threat to a wizard if caught off guard. How long do you think it would take for them to develop colthing enchantments to protect against such things. Additionally every single one of them can mostly likely cast a reducto spell, which literally causes the object to breakdown and explode. So overall I think their is very much a strong probability that wizards could fight against muggles and win. However it is important to mention that this is under the assumption that the wizards are bing properly managed and they have sufficiently skilled leaders. Not necessarily all countries merging together, but at the very least they work together efficiently. And if you take into consideration increasingly powerful wizards and certain magic beasts, the muggles have no chance. I mean the dementors for example can literal suck out the soul of a muggle, instantly killing them. And the muggle won’t know what happened, as they be invisible to muggles. Or like power wizards join together to cast a unison fiend fire spell. What the fuck can muggles do against a living fire that can burn everything, while being unable to be extinguished by normal water. Aswell the fire can cover easily cover over 1km, and quickly expanded. See, when truly start think about it, muggles are honestly fucked if the wizards are organised and dedicated to muggles defeat. Like even just Grindelwalds group could potentially taken over a large part of the world, and found their own nation. This is assuming of course that they don’t gather more followers. If they gathered more supports, then they very much could have conquered the world, if the other wizards didn’t interfere.

[@nischalcuber4149]

What the hell are you talking about there are probably like a lakh wizard but there are 8 billion motherf- there we have achieved so much technology that in the end if we lost we could just blow all our arms together all the tnt ,missiles ,nuclear bomb gunpowder all the gun powder.if our world got united we could burn all the agriculture all the trees it would produce so much smoke that the world would be fuked up. We could just catch some wizard and brainwash them to fight against other wizard or we could with the help of bio engineering take out the DNA of a wizard and replicate it and make technology that run on magic

[@Adventurer-Rikth]

No one defeats death bro... Dear will eventually catch up

[@phoqueme]

About Herpo the Foul, wasn't it explained that the reason he's dead is cuz he felt true remorse over his actions and therefore his horcrux was destroyed as a result?

[@ethelcipollone6518]

Sometimes I felt sorry for Voldemort

[@jmd1743]

Magneto made such a big deal about being a victim of the holocaust. BUUUUT when he became Magneto he didn't lift a finger for the Jewish community to aid them in any sense, not only that BUT he took on a almost hitler-like personality. To be honest the biggest fault Voldemort had was being completely ignorant of Muggle science. With a little bit of knowledge he could have manipulated muggles to send a rover to Mars & use the rover as a port key destination. On Mars he could have built a Martian Wizarding society with the aid of sympathizing muggles who understood why he wanted to take over the muggle world, but at the same time felt that he was being reckless. I think that plot would have been interesting because it would have made Harry potter into a hybrid of a fantasy & scifi and made people very angry when the Martian Nazi wizards get eradicated when all they just wanted to do was be left alone & in peace. Voldemort could have been teraforming mars & maintaining a spell that would eliminate radiation threats. I think that it would have been nutty to see Harry potter arriving at Mars to only find his Parents's killer doing something like gardening a rose garden or organizing a sports team like low-gravity guidditch as a hobby.

[@DesolatorMagic]

Thing #1 - muggles are the worst lol

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Where are some of the videos from?