Why did Voldemort scare most magicians? Is it because he s really good?

For the civilians of the wizarding world, it was probably the lack of discipline under his command during the time he lost his mind, which caused the fanatical Death Eaters to use most of the forbidden spells and all kinds of cruelty towards Muggles and half-bloods.

As far as the Death Eaters were concerned, the nobles were also interested in their interests, and in the later period, he not only lost his mind, but also used the Heart Drill Curse to destroy several families, and even directly led to the destruction of several families. The harsh punishment terrified the Death Eaters, and with the exception of a few fanatics, the Death Eaters were deeply divided. As a result, the Death Eaters also began to fear him, and even wanted to escape, only to find that they could not get away - his punishment + not to gamble with the family.

At the Order of the Phoenix, the Death Eaters' methods were so cruel that they were terrified.

Because he has a Horcrux, he can't die, and his mana is profound, he can fight a tie with Dumbledore, no one except Dumbledore can fight him, and he is very vindictive, and he will die if he sees something that doesn't like him.

Voldemort is gifted in his own right. He was once the president of the Male Student Council at Slytherin House. Later, he went to study black magic, using black magic to improve his combat effectiveness, and when the people around him were not good at killing and killing spells, he would make him above everyone.

Because he was originally a descendant of Slytherin, and he absorbed the dark arts, I personally understand that I can help you give you a satisfaction.

In the fourth Goblet of Fire, Harry and Voldemort's wand confronted each other, and the flashback spell appeared, at that time, Harry's wand absorbed part of Voldemort's wand, and then in the sixth part of the Deathly Hallows, Harry's wand recognized Voldemort and spit out that part of the magic, because Lucius's wand could not accept such powerful magic, so Voldemort failed.

This was later explained by Dumbledore.

Harry potter.

In the final showdown, Voldemort.

Shoots a killing curse at Harry, who returns fire with his usual disarming charm. Because of the Elder Wand.

Loyal to Harry and not harming his master, Voldemort's killing curse was directly hit by ** Voldemort himself.

Because of all Horcruxes.

All of them have been destroyed, and in an instant Voldemort was completely killed, and the most dangerous and powerful dark wizard in history died under his own spell.

After Voldemort's death, the body was moved to a room outside the auditorium. And his broken soul is forever trapped in a fantasy, unable to die or become a ghost.

Persona: At the age of 16: black jade hair; long, slender build; Slender fingers, high-pitched cold laughter.

At the age of 18: at Borgin-Bock.

When the shopkeeper visited Hepzibah Smith, he wore a simple black robe, his hair was a little longer than when he was at school, and his cheeks were thin, but all this set him off and made him look more handsome than before. See Hufflepuff.

When the golden cup was made, a red light flashed in the black eye.

10 years later: When Voldemort visits Albus Dumbledore.

is no longer handsome. His deadly pale face looked "like wax, strangely twisted, and the whites of his eyes seemed to be forever filled with blood." ”

It was in the castle at the time. Harry first played dead, then stood up to fight Voldemort. They start by verbally attacking each other.

Later firing spells at each other. Harry used the Disarming Charm that had saved him countless times, and Voldemort used the Death Reminder Charm. At that time, all of Voldemort's Horcruxes had been destroyed (one of them was inadvertently destroyed by himself), and since the real owner of Voldemort's Elder Wand was Harry, he had a spell on himself.

So, Voldemort can be said to have been killed by Harry or killed himself. What a wreck! But his death was inevitable.

He was killed by the Curse he used at the age of 71.

In the last few episodes, Voldemort's Horcruxes were destroyed one after another, and when Voldemort attacked Harry Potter with a life-seeking charm at the edge of the Forbidden Forest, he destroyed the spirit that Voldemort had accidentally left in Harry's body, and Harry himself escaped. Eventually, Voldemort and Harry duel with a wand, during which Neville Longbottom killed Nagini, the serpent who was Voldemort's last Horcrux.

At this time, Voldemort attacked Harry with a life-reel curse, and because this attack would be really fatal, Voldemort's Elder Wand attacked because he could not harm his true master, Harry Potter, and Voldemort, who had lost all his Horcruxes, was killed by his own life-requiring curse.

My understanding: Voldemort used the Elder Wand to issue the Avada Curse, but he was not the true owner of the Elder Wand, so the Elder Wand cursed to death**, killing Voldemort.

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