Top 9 Most POWERFUL Spells in Harry Potter

[@jacklw9]

The nuke is the most powerful spell

[@mangadevourer378]

Yeah, I don't see how the wizards can stop 100 nukes.

[@Shapio]

I mean, in Final Fantasy 1 it is ;)

[@dash3995]

Um actually that is not a spell in the books and you're so immature for saying that

[@willypro4949]

Malaria is even better

[@Katyzhalet]

Yeah wizards are so dumb, why can't they use a nuke? Smh smh

[@arcticdino1650]

Imagine some wizard just drives into the battle of hogwarts in a tank and just blows up Voldemort

[@YgramNolles]

Avadaca AK 47

[@rollingarmadillo8794]

Avadaca Nukelia the nuke curse

[@HexagonThatReallyLikesVinegar]

Use the summoning spell and get a tank and just shoot.

[@IrvingIV]

The real power of magic is not that any one spell is grandly powerful, but that wizards are basically always carrying a perfect multitool, able to conjure drinking water at will, light dark spaces, cut fabrics or ropes, create them, mend other tools and items, summon needed objects, move dangerous materials without physical contact, contain or deter threats, etc.

[@Riyoshi000]

Would be nice go go camping and only carry a wand with me

[@unxtraordinary]

The Wand - Man's best friend

[@beastwarsFTW]

@@Riyoshi000 So the closest thing we have is a knife.

[@FenceAKAGlasnost]

What about command blocks

[@IrvingIV]

@@FenceAKAGlasnost My initial comment concerns magic in Harry Potter, not the Telltale Minecraft Series.

[@bigmike4133]

If the killing curse is just a halting of biochemical activity then you would seem less to me like death and more like a biochemical stasis. If that were the case you can simply reverse it. Maybe it is a momentary catastrophic disruption such that neurological functions fail to reboot, kind of like flipping the power off and on when updating a Motherboard BIOS... your firmware would be permanently corrupted.

[@Atelozys]

In the movies, Avada Kedavra is pretty much just a gun.

[@borger2768]

I like your funny words magic man.

[@voidtremor6329]

That’s a really interesting take on the killing curse. I like it sounds more permanent than just halting bio mechanical functions.

[@truedemoknight6784]

It induces a heart attack - when muggles did an autopsy on the groundskeeper in Goblet of Fire, the cause of death was determined to be a heart attack.

[@bigmike4133]

@@truedemoknight6784 I don't know, I would suspect that it simply has the appearance of a heart attack to muggles so that they don't discover Magic. A heart attack isn't an insta kill, it takes time for the heart to fail and then time for the body to die after.

[@theultimatecapitalist2252]

The most powerful spell is “EYAAAAAHHHHHH!” a spell that destroyed the barrier around Hogwarts used by Voldemort casted by the elder wand which was resisting him.

[@GambinoTheGoat]

use *NUKE* _it’s extremely effective_

[@RATGODORIGINAL]

Gandhi approves

[@itsmedio2414]

no its not you can make it smaller or delete it

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

@@itsmedio2414 Well, nukes have a massive blast radius, just detonate it far from the wizards.

[@jensgroen7332]

In harry potter you cant actually change the past, because all the changes you have made have already happened.

[@Mangoscats]

Just about to comment this

[@RunningFromMachines]

Well since Time is relative to the perspective, It's kind of like Schrödinger's cat in the sense that until or once you use the time turner, the event that you have decided to change has both occurred and has yet to occur, depending on the perspective of if you are using the time turner or someone else is using it.

[@guillermostreiger2307]

I mean, you can, you just wont get any different results

[@qwertylockjaw5915]

The problem with that is that it was stated in Prisoner of Azkaban that wizards have accidentally killed their past selves before, which would make it impossible for them to travel to the past in the first place if what you said is true.

[@guillermostreiger2307]

@@qwertylockjaw5915 yeah, who said it, the narrator or a character? Cause if its the narrator they could just be talking about someone who erased themselves from the timeline, but if its a character, its a big ass paradox

[@Atelozys]

*Chills voice* "Number 15, Launch Codeius Nuclarium"

[@ashtrooper2083]

Fun fact, that “bug thing” that he uses engorgio on is actually a real bug! Its called a Whip Spider, or Tailless Whip Scorpion, they are generally referred to as the family Amblypygi.

[@cross_sans1395]

The best spell is the aim-bot spell, then you can use stronger spells and you will never miss.

[@DysnomiaATX]

When figuring out the weight of something when its size is increased, I always thought you cubed the factor that it grew by. For instance, if we had a cube that was 1x1x1, and we doubled just one side of it so it was 2x1x1, it would weigh twice as much since we now have 2 1x1x1 cubes that have been joined together. If you double all 3 dimensions then it weighs 2x2x2 or 8 times as much. So increasing a scorpion's size by a factor of 5 would cause it to weigh 5x5x5=125 times as much. That makes the growth spell all the more impressive 😉

[@Dankdayz.02]

Yup, my video man forgot the cubic-square law

[@Sparsh_05]

True, but the sheer amount of energy needed to create matter basically makes that amount negligible so I think he just didn’t want to waste time on it

[@jonjonjonjonjonjonjon]

Just finished a Harry Potter marathon, so this is timely.

[@cobygrant5]

Same bro

[@roderickrobinson1375]

Lol me too

[@twixerclawford]

Small correction: at 13:17 you said "scientists discovered Scott was 5 milliseconds younger than his twin." Except scientists did not "discover" Scott Kelly traveled 5 milliseconds into the future, they knew that was going to happen long before he went up there. Also, it's pretty much impossible to detect the difference between two twins 5 milliseconds apart, so even if they didn't know he would be traveling 5 milliseconds into the future, they couldn't "discover" it happened just by looking at his body. Just a minor nitpick of you using the wrong wording to describe the situation, but otherwise you did pretty damn good in this video

[@alwegiesushimi6137]

It made no sense how he was 5mil older

[@slep1654]

I gotta say, For the linked items and the apparition We don’t know that it travels faster than light

[@jacearmor5274]

I like to think of this scenario. If you were put in front of a crowd of Death Eaters, which one would you use? The insta kill spell that could fire once and then you have to fire again or a spell that causes a giant wave of fire to wipe them out at once and you get to live?

[@weitesall5492]

5:35 Increasing the size of something doesn't correlate to an increase in mass by the same factor. For example: A cube which is 1x1x1 cm in size, has a volume of 1cm cubed and weighs 1 gramm. We increase said cubes size by five times it's original size. -> A cube which is 5x5x5 cm in size, has a volume of 125 cm cubed and weighs 125 gramms. If I'm not mistaken, the scorpion might weigh about 625 gramms. (I'm not a native english speaker, so I'm sorry for grammar and spelling mistakes. I just did the math of the top of my head, so if there is something wrong please correct me.) (Edit: squared -> cubed)

[@leonin6864]

It's cubed for volume, not squared. The squared part is for surface area.

[@CARLOSHernandez-gb5vo]

The best spell are obviously the nuke

[@revivalslegion8363]

Voldemort can literally just delete or make it so small it's a grain of sand

[@Razorcarl]

@@revivalslegion8363 it doesn't need to land, detonate it in the air and wait for the fallout to ruin their lives :)

[@colemichael16]

Ok so for the final one I do agree that it is literally impossible to travel back in time. However there are theories in quantum mechanics that we can travel back in time (that or parallel universes). Rotating black holes actually have a property that makes time actually reverse inside them. The fact of the matter is that you can travel back in time before your atoms tear apart so it is possible however you will never survive it unless the blackhole is about the size of the blackhole at the center of the galaxy. And the thing is that these blackholes must be rotating at a tremendous amount of speed as well. But of course it does not match up with general relativity because quantum physics and general relativity hate each other. TLDR: It might be possible to time travel back in time so I do think that the second spell is better than the first.

[@s0me_Dude]

I saw the word ‘Black Hole’ and I instantly thought DEATH.

[@colemichael16]

@@s0me_Dude that is true but fun fact there is only one black hole that scientists believe you can actually survive it and that black hole is at the center of our galaxy its much much bigger than the average black hole scientists have no idea what happens when you enter it and you really cant die in that black hole.

[@drneotech7254]

Hold on, am I going insane, Barty Crouch Jr's case is bigger on the inside, Barty Crouch Jr is played by David Tennant

[@eamonhewitt8223]

Wouldn’t we already know that the killing curse halts biochemical activity when we saw that Dumbledore’s corpse hadn’t decomposed over months?

[@potatopotpie69]

4:18 So it's just understood that everyone learned 7th science through the Ameoba Sisters?

[@Axowotlz52]

1:33 I love how he is smiling and calm when his son is kidnapped and he just walks away

[@Hoopergames]

Do we know for a fact it's adding matter and not just taking matter from somewhere else? Still powerful but I'm not convinced that it's brand new matter and not just matter manipulation

[@lfnreviews]

Are you saying that when say the bug was made bigger nothing else changed about it

[@tardigrade8019]

@@lfnreviews no, he's saying the spell could somehow gather matter (maybe through teleportation, cus we know they can do that) and than transmute it into the requisite form of whatever it is being made bigger. Like fullmetal alchemists law of equivalent exchange.

[@blankrealist8872]

@@tardigrade8019 yeah I thought it was using magical energy which is a highly efficient energy source as the material and transmuting it into the needed forms based on your will

[@twixerclawford]

Theoretically, apperation, and other "light speed" breaking spells could just be connected via wormholes, and thus not break any laws. However, this does not make them any less "impossible" for muggles to do, since opening and especially maintaining wormholes being open takes an ungodly amount of energy to pull off. This puts it into the realm of engorgio or that deletion spell, as wizards can seemingly control massive amounts of energy like it's no problem

[@carlosreyesf19]

I would like to see a story about scientists and wizards working together to achieve previously unthinkable things

[@-ZH]

If the wizards decide to work with scientists, the engorgeo spell would be so op. Any rare compounds/elements? Not anymore.

[@vishnuravi8910]

You can't change the past using a time turner, there's only one timeline and when you go back in time you don't really have any free will because whatever you do has already happened.

[@FilmHerald]

I don't want to get into a deterministic debate but it just means that they NEVER had any free will in the first place. Going into the past doesn't change that. They can change things in the past, but it was just "meant to happen" anyways.

[@vishnuravi8910]

@@FilmHerald yea thats fair enough

[@jensgroen7332]

@@FilmHerald thats not completely true. Maybe its not that one has no free will. Because you can "change" the past. Its just that nothing will change about the future. When travaling back in time to change something these are your options: You dont go back in time because nothing what you do matters. You dont go back and indeed, nothing changes. You do go back and you fail to change what you wanted to change. Nothing changes in the timeline. You go back in time and you find that the thing you wanted to change hasnt happend, and you are confused and you somehow cause the thing you will later go back to change. So many options, free will.

[@Cuix]

@@FilmHerald Free will is real, but causality is non-linear

[@user-xf8vf8hx4j]

@@FilmHerald amazing video, deserves way more views

[@ChickenNuggets-jf5uf]

Engorgio is actually super easy. How do you create matter? Wait. Boom, an uncountable amount of particles have flickered into existence. So is diminuendo. Just attoseconds after the particles appear, they flicker right back out of existence because anti-particles of the opposite mass came into existence with them before coming back together, zeroing out and disappearing. In fact, Hawking radiation occurs because of particles and anti-particles appearing near black holes and, before they can come back together and zero out, the antiparticle gets sucked in an zeros out and infinitesimal amount of the black hole’s mass and the particle zooms off elsewhere and now we’ve got an extra particle. Either way, if one of those antiparticle hits what you want to be smaller, it gets infinitesimally smaller.

[@sarahgrace4027]

2:35 love the refrence to Ready or Not and the Invisible Man

[@SkyEcho751]

The Fidelius Charm, something that can erase all of humanities memory and modify anyone's perception of a given location or object. It seemingly ignores all mental defenses, can make anyone to be unable to recover or locate said object if they aren't brought in by a secret keeper. You could theoretically make a hidden base, live there as the secret keeper, and even Voldemort or Dumbledore would not be able to find you. Now imagine using that to hide missiles and silo or to hide explosives, you could attack anyone you want, anywhere you want.

[@bryanmejia4826]

I don't give af about Harry Potter and I was still entertained, good shit!

[@kale715]

Amazing video! Love the editing, keep it up :)

[@fortheloveofhades]

your humor and style is great 💕 love any type of vid from you

[@NowiDaManakete]

0:07 same 😔

[@abhishekchaudhry80]

Man that spell used to bring stuff from thin air can pragmatically end all hunger crisis ever.

[@Rekora_Wulf]

While I agree with you for the most part, I must point out your contradictory statement. You put avada cadavra in your list for the same reason you condemned the imperius curse. Not everyone can be controlled by blackmail or even torture for that matter. Some will have characteristics that make them unmanipulatable. Also you aren't thinking about the biggest problem of all. If you held anyone hostage to use me, do you think I'll let life just continue normally for you? Yeah no chance in hell.

[@RxAxIxNxBxOxW]

Amazing video as always señor Heraldo del Filme!

[@mcbadrobotvoice8155]

Gandalf: “how adorable”

[@SalreixVonOtsuu]

5:39 you forgot about the square cube law

[@jshap6551]

Why did I watch 14 minutes of a guy telling me magic isn’t real?

[@saaandshark]

See, I'm thinking that protean thing could be used for stuff other than messaging. You could link a bunch of locks together and lock or unlock them all at the same time, like in a prison. You could set up remote detonations and traps SO easily

[@X7rocks]

Videos keep getting better and better and keep getting more hilarious.

[@elquecodelaobscuridad5681]

There's a big misconception about time travel in Harry Potter. The Time Turner doesn't allow you to change the past. You can understand this Just by reading the third book. All the actions that Harry and Hermione make in the past (or, to be more precise, the effects of their actions) were already described in previous chapters. Those actions were meant to happen because they'd already happened. They didn't travel in time to save Sirius, Sirius had already been saved when they activated the Time Turner, they traveled back in time to allow the correct course of events (that eventually lead to Sirius been saved) to happen. I probably explained this really poorly, English isn't my First language, please understand

[@davishatler1874]

I agree about the Time Turner Charm, but all the mass-changing spells could be explained as instant relocation and organization of spare mass already in the universe, like from a distant star.

[@xcalium9346]

I always thought of them as taking matter from the air around it to create the object. Honestly I'd love a "hard" fantasy series with cool attention to detail like this. For example, lets say you conjure something, it'd be really cool to show the air in the room turning into a vaccum, pulling in more air, creating a gust of wind.

[@hyrulianwhovian5399]

@@xcalium9346 The magic system in Fullmetal Alchemist is similar to this, where all magic is simply rearranging the physical world at a molecular level (eg pulling the iron out of blood to form a sword), and the energy used to power these transmutations is drawn from the movement of the earth's tectonic plates.

[@xcalium9346]

@@hyrulianwhovian5399 Oh wow that's cool. I don't watch anime much but I've heard good things about that show and this might have tipped me over to watch it

[@hyrulianwhovian5399]

@@xcalium9346 Yeah it's super good, one of the best IMO. There are actually 2 versions of the show, Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, I'd recommend Brotherhood, but they're both good in their own ways (you don't have to watch one to watch the other).

[@jeffjefforson5929]

@@xcalium9346 The Brandon Sanderson book series The Stormlight Archives has a magic system that includes this kind of thing, it’s really cool!

[@Ihaveadognamedmario]

Film herald: we are NOT counting objects and potions Procedes to talk about a magical tent and charms

[@chieckenman4432]

HP wizards: *casually breaks the rules of physics and the universe* also HP wizards: can easily be defeated with a simple conventional muggle weapon

[@FTWIHA]

Censors "Fucko", 23 Seconds later: 01:22

[@NithinJune]

how do you know the protean charm transfers information faster than the speed of light? also if that's true it absolutely breaks the law of physics

[@leanthonydrake5135]

These are the best spells or impossible spells.the reason the possession spell is so powerful is because they have to do it rather than the old fashioned way were they can just do nothing if they wanted.

[@andrewgoodall7146]

The extension charm has dangerous weapon applications when you really think about it.

[@turais8865]

Regarding number 9; just use a phone lmao. You use kidnapping a loved one as a good enough alternative to the imperius curse, so by that measure a phone/text message is good enough to substitute for the protean charm. Not faster than light but like, kidnapping isn't complete control of actions either.

[@Browhy766]

A phone wouldn't be equal to the protean as a phone requires some type of signal that might be available however the protean doesn't require such a thing it's basically limitless

[@comiccat4650]

I think fiendfyre should have been on the list. Fiendfyre summons massive, aparently sentient flames. The flames can only be put out by another spell, they will rage on after the caster has died, they might be self sustaining, and this is the only known spell that can destroy horcruxes. Inteligent immortal flames that destroy the ultimate failsafe!

[@J0hnB09]

2:01 large scale quantum entanglement.

[@Obsessivefilms]

Amazing video as usual

[@ivanthomas8503]

you missed the port key charm seen used at the end on book 5 by dumble door this is basically a more versatile apparition which already got on the list.

[@cameronshephard9466]

The joke at the start killed me "not the magic kind" omfg

[@ParkerM]

Lumos = A regular flashlight confirmed Wingardium Leviosa, legend says that its memes are to powerful I'm curious to know what you think about Fiendfyre and Protego Diabolica

[@RoydeanEU]

*THE NUKE SPELL*

[@connorburbine9459]

Philosophers stone is copping number 1 on the items list shit let's u live forever

[@pennypixie]

"... because Hermione can go to hell!" *dead*

[@viiusa2128]

Please most powerful potions next 😍 Love your videos a lot!

[@Artak091]

Here's my thing about spells in Harry Potter. What makes one "good" at magic? Is it like a Jedi midichlorians thing? Is it a dbz style "power level"? If I cast a thing and you cast the same thing is one "better"? Or is it more the pronunciation of the words that strengthen the effect? I ask because that determines how useful and powerful these can be too. If there's any variation based off some factors like these things then the universe is broken because some Chad Uber wizard can come along eventually and do whatever they want.

[@squittens8337]

It's a soft magic system. There are no rules (this is why I like the characters but dislike the worldbuilding). The system is made to fit the story.

[@oMuStiiA]

The way the series depicts it is like a skill. Some people can have a natural proclivity due to their nature just like with any skill, but ultimately practice, experience, and knowledge are the greatest factors in honing it as a craft. Harry's most useful spells throughout the series were the ones he practiced using more and/or understood better. Even ones he struggled with at first, as long as he spent a lot of time mastering them, they became a reliable spell throughout the rest of the series. Hermione is noted as being one of the most dangerous and skilled spellcasters due to her dedication to studying, understanding, and practicing magic, and the only thing she lacked in the beginning was experience with practical application in the field. Neville starts the series being so bad that people view him as practically being a squib even though he's a pure blood wizard, but when he gets hands on training from Harry and Hermione in the DA he shows that he can master spells with enough practice and understanding, and he also shows that confidence plays a major part as well, which is also more related to skill than something inherent. On top of that, genetics don't seem to make a difference since muggle born children can easily be just as good or better than pure born children as long as they get an equal education. What likely made someone like Voldemort extra dangerous is that he was willing to put time and energy into studying and mastering all the dangerous taboo, forbidden, and illegal spells, which most wizards would have no experience with. And even wizards that did have some experience with them through legal means, like aurors, would only have started working with them at an older age once they got into that line of work. Someone who has been using them from a young age would be far better at fighting with them and their followers would follow suit. Dumbledore and Harry both realized the importance of teaching the students how to fight and defend themselves on the same kind of level, hence the use of in-depth defence against the dark arts classes and Dumbledore's Army. You do seemingly need to have the ability to use magic in the first place, but once you have that, what seems to matter more than anything is practice and knowledge/understanding, not an inherent gift or magical capacity.

[@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149]

@@squittens8337 Well, I wouldn't say no rules. There are few, and quite loose rules. But that's being a bit pedantic.

[@Ton-rs9tg]

9:34 and that's how doctor who got his tardis

[@oMuStiiA]

The imperius curse can be resisted, sometimes even by inexperienced and young victims, which is probably the main weakness of it. You have to know your victim is unable to resist it instinctively like Harry was able to in the book, and people can be trained to resist it better so the more experienced your target is the less likely the imperius curse is to be effective.

[@guillermostreiger2307]

Can you weaponize apparition? If you are not good at it, you might end up losing a leg, but you can also take people with you, so how hard would it be to do what happened to ron intentionally?

[@spenceofthecer5698]

My two favorite things just came together

[@ninjavsspartan]

You’re assuming that spells are faster than light, there’s definite movie proof that some laser spells are much slower than that.

[@sajanapeiris8416]

that Surfshark VPN ad was gold

[@aidenkim6629]

Making people do what you want them to by taking over their body is magic and a very powerful spell because it works on Narcissist and people without children.

[@matthewhubka6350]

Quantum entanglement doesn’t let us send information instantaneous. Only the particles do. We can’t entangle particles and send a message through them. When one of the quantum states collapses a specific way, the other collapse becomes determined as well, but we have no control over how they collapse, so we can’t control the information transferred and it isn’t useful for messages

[@panosts6178]

My wand is named Kalashnikov. It can basically only cast Avada Kedavra but in rapid succession

[@justanami7240]

okay but like we need a how to survive the forever purge without leaving the country

[@icemank100]

Love this man, “I’m dangerously unhinged ”😂

[@Dtx479]

Actually Engorgement Charm (grow stuff and create matter) does not increase matter by the factor of growth, but by growth power of 3 ! This is because incrase in size means the Volume gets bigger by that factor but powered 3, so in your example 5×5x5=125 more volume. And mass is proportional to the volume (assuming we have the same density).

[@Ethan-ds7jz]

Maybe they got the energy to add mass to things from the existence removing spell

[@K3end0]

You said "powerful spell" so much in this video my brain can't even register it as words anymore.

[@HexagonThatReallyLikesVinegar]

How about the fidelus charm, the one that makes it so people cant see or interact with things without being the secret keeper.

[@romantybor4219]

Him: talking about spells Us: A FUCKING NUKE

[@FamusJamus]

I'm probably remembering wrong, but I think _Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality_ suggested the idea of transfiguring an object into its equivalent mass in _antimatter._ The story was pretty...fanfictiony...but it had some fun "What if wizards but smart?" discussions. What would make an unreachable Horcrux? Voyager's Golden Disk. :P

[@poppyuwu4710]

I like the new direction your channel is moving. Also... something something nuke.

[@juliemartin1463]

The best sponsor break ever

[@towatchvideos5592]

Serpensortia or any transfiguration spell that creates a thinking, conscience brain from nothing

[@purplegoose971]

All spells: Lumos Diminuendo Legilimens Avada Kedavra Engorgio Evanesco Wingardium Leviosa Capacious Extremis Reverte

[@satinekryze2893]

We all know the most powerful spell is Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo

[@scottsterling8586]

Hi, I’m here to thank you for making a video that was different from your usual content. I appreciate the effort you put into this video.

[@RandomlyGeneratedUsername]

I would argue that a number of these don't take into account that magic is using something as fuel, whether that is equivalent to mana or whatever. This means that this fuel is consumed as energy to change the size of an object, or to levitate an object (not cancel gravity, more like act as a jetpack). Similarly this is used to fuel a process that bends the space time, making something like the extension charm more plausible. This means that the law of conservation of energy is not broken. Can't explain the time travel though.

[@user-k5ql3hn4y]

Maybe magic, which increases volume of container, works like a portal

[@hirakmathur714]

love this video! please make more !

[@justintangpongprush7293]

The most powerful spell is glockus fireousa

[@TheTiesThatBind88]

Summons a Glock 20?

[@spiritofzen7022]

Everyone knows the most powerful spell is Ron weasleys “Eat slugs”

[@bubblyfox]

Worm holes are theoretically possible so for teleportation spells they could just be using worm holes

[@manu7623]

Man i love ur videos

[@wooslab5364]

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[@krum1703]

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[@yakkay5898]

I’m not sure if this is true or not, but I heard you could travel back in time by accelerating past the speed of light and the only reason why that is impossible is because for now there are no known occurrences of observed faster than light travel, though dark energy/matter has been hypothesized to potentially be able to do that

[@zapyoug]

The bug being 5 times the size wouldn't be 5 times the weight. Assuming the density stays the same. Doubling an object's size increases its weight 8 times (there's some fancy name for it) so the bug would be approx 40 times as heavy. Quite possibly the most bizarre nitpick in a video about Harry Potter but also the only thing definitively wrong

[@FilmHerald]

I realized that after the fact but whether 5x or 40x, the point is that the energy cost is insane either way

[@zapyoug]

@@FilmHerald Yep! It's completely besides the point. You just happened to of not dialed your level of nerdiness up to ludicrous enough levels was all

[@danflerovium359]

Isnt the fire spell in the room of requirement impossible to stop or something

[@neutrality5573]

I love how he used the amoeba sisters vid lol

[@Flamme-Sanabi]

What if they just stretch out the atoms of the object, if they make it larger?

[@N00N01]

The wingsom leviosa thats ealely acheavable,a 747 in XTREME HEADWIND