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Agreed, plus Grindelwald can feel emotions and understands them, this allows him to manipulate people, this makes him more dangerous than Voldemort but also better

Same here pretty much. Voldemort was just evil, senseless destruction and ambiguous violence with no end goal (beyond killing Harry) in sight. Grindelwald had a bigger impact in just 1-2 movies than what Voldemort tried in 7. Grindelwald is just more terrifying because of his calmness. No noise or yelling, screaming - pure Machiavellian thinking, almost poetic.

Yep he was the in fact the guy who stole the elder wand from the first owner I think, in One of the Harry Potter movies, a scene where a guy was jumping out of the window with the elder wand. That was him, Grindelwald

Yeah, Voldie had the potential to outrank him even in that department as Tom Riddle..but he made horcruxes and went unstable

Honestly, he’s just so powerful even I feel compelled by his words

Grindelwald was a true user of the Elder Wand.

Grindelwald was feared by his enemies and extremely respected by his followers. He was already an acknowledged powerful wizard but the fact was he not only wielded a legendary deathly hallows but also had the gall the state what all wizards thought at the time. He also knew the future to an extent. What he wanted wasn’t senseless destruction he wanted a better world where his people didn’t have to fear others or hide and he was willing to kill in order to achieve it.

I would add the following: Voldemort feared death, Grindelwald doesn´t. Grindelwald is someone leading his people in a battle as the first man infront of his army and would die for everyone of them Here is something that came to my mind just now: Voldemort never disarmed or killed the rightful owner of the Elder Wand because Harry disarmed Draco who disarmed Dumbledor. Voldemort thought Snape is the rightful owner of the wand because Snape killed Dumbledore. But Harry went infront of him in the forrest and then Voldemort killed him, destroying the hocrux inside of Harry in the process. Harry was in limbo but came back after that. So here would i ask the following: Is a simple getting killed and the hocrux inside you destroyed and come back to life again enough for the Elder Wand to say: "Yeah sorry non-nose dude, but i stay with that guy over there" or could it be that Voldemorts fear of death and his creation of horcruxes against Harry who steped infront of him, welcoming death, just simply showed himself not worthy enough to be the true master of the Elder Wand and the wand again says "sorry non-nose dude, but i stay with that guy"

no.7 is the best fact😁

Grindelwald = Politician (E.g Hitler, Mussolini) Voldemort = Terrorist (e.g. Bin Laden)

Funnily enough, outside of Bellatrix Lestrange very few were ever loyal to Voldemort till the end. Heck, most of the Death Eaters even ran away during the Battle of Hogwarts after Harry got up again in the courtyard to fight him. Voldemort attempted loyalty through fear not respect. Grindelwald and his ideals would win respect in my book any day. Would make sense for him to have more loyal followers than Voldemort.

You're right The Death Eaters did not BELIEVE in Voldemort, they were just afraid of him.

@@m22d889 It would only make sense because it's a movie. In the real world fear wins over loyalty/love/respect every time.

@@robinvm4698 see nazis and those Germans who followed hitler and his ideals. Fear works on micro scale at macro levels it is always charisma and persuasion

@@devendralamba2747 Not even gonna argue with you on that one mate. If you think fear wasn't a huge part of Nazi Germany -- you clearly didn't read your history books. Besides, each generation gets more and more cynical. What worked as a propaganda and "charismatic" persuasion back in the 40's wouldn't even remotely work now. Fear is eternal though. It's the strongest and most primal human instinct.

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im here to understand how did he get the elder wand?

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@@Fegyo98 I think, in harry potter, it showed him as a kid stealing it from some old guy

true that xd

Thank you. I was just thinking about this 😂

Indeed he does. And what's worse.....I think I can see what Dumbledore saw in him. He's brilliant. But evil, unfortunately.

@@cassiemontgomery45 yes unfortunate but tru

@@cassiemontgomery45 Yeah lol

*Johnny Depp* plz get it right 😁

@mattajas let him be

Not anymore.

You mean captain jack sparo?

@@ricky6612 no. Captain Jack Sparrow, not whatever you said

I felt like Voldemort loosing his nose...

Voldemort doesn’t feel the loss of his horcuxes

@Siddharth Karan nope

@@grantwalter2243 he does every time his horcrux is destroyed his skin gets rougher and he looses a part of his soul

@@Emperor_Palpatine he does not feel when a Horcrux is destroyed

yes that is true! Colin was good too but Johnny woow.

I don't know - unlike Colin Farrell, Depp never seemed to believe his own words, he just sort of sounded like someone who wanted those around him to believe what he said. Grindelwald is supposed to be a man who lives in service to his own ideals, and I never got that from Depp. He came off as far, far too power-hungry and egotistical, in a sense. Farrell came off as someone who lead the revolution because he felt honour bound to do so, that it was his duty as one of the best and brightest wizards of his day to do what he could to elevate wizardkind to what he in fact saw as their rightful place in the world, and not necessarily because he had this desire to rule over it for its own sake.

YES! I AINT WATCHING THE FANSTATIC BEASTS 3 IM INKY GOING TO GOOLGE THE JOHNNY SCENE.

@@ninclow5421 Agreed, actually. I like Depp for what he can do, but he's not as good as Colin when it comes to BECOMING a character. Colin Farrell just being a disguise in the first movie disappointed me, he was so goddamn good at it.

@@NtoTheM Before he was exposed as Grindelwald, I figured Graves had been somehow infatuated with Grindelwald's ideology and become a follower. How cool wouldn't that be, and how dangerous/formidable wouldn't that make Grindelwald appear, if he can influence people that much over such a vast distance, even in places where his following don't really have a huge foothold? Up until Grindelwald dueled all those thirty+ Aurors at once in the New York underground, Graves had done nothing to suggest he wasn't a "normal wizard", with the wandless magic being potentially explained away by their geographical proximity to South America, where wandless magic once were commonplace. When we saw how effortlessly Graves bested Newt and the ease with witch he fended off Tina, I remember thinking like: "Is this how good Mad-Eye Moody was in his prime?" A redemption arc where Graves joined Grindelwald in film 1 and joined Dumbledore's efforts to defeat him later, that'd be cool.

Because voldemort doesn't need to block anything, he's as dumbledore said the darkest wizard of all time, his ability to switch between spells and combining them is unraveled, even dumbledore with the elder wand found difficulty to stop him.

Sora The spoiler except that dumbeldore actually stopped him 1 vs 1 after the death of Sirius WITHOUT the elder wand. Yes he wasnt strong enough to beat him, but he was strong enough to stop him AND protect harry AT THE SAME TIME. Vold wanted them both death, he didnt killed them because he couldnt

@@sunmal1599 Dumbledore did have the elder wand when he fought voldemort.

Edit: I deleted that long essay I wrote here... why did I even write it? The thing is pretty clear: the production will say grindelwald is stronger cause right now; it's his era and saying that the current villain is weaker than someone will be not a wise choice

@@wiredup4382 yeah tbh if I was a wizard I would join him, humans have taken the world from the stronger kind, it’s legit X-men all over lol

Like you can be clear about your feeling for voldemort....but for grindelwald....he is damn more powerful , dangerous and manipulative....like for a sec during his speech I was also almost convinced...his speech and his ways....oh my days.... Also...on one point grindelwald is better than voldemort...because when one of his followers died...he went near her and kind of presented grief for her unlike voldemort who doesn't care about his followers...and also grindelwald called his followers friends.... No doubt dumbeldore also got manipulated by him...and loved him in a philosophical way... Voldemort is phsycopath who wants immortality and wanna become the most powerful....he also fears death....while grindelwald was doing everything for his greater good and he could even die for that...he had better understanding than voldemort...for albus dumbeldore defeated him but wasn't able to defeat voldemort cause he didn't want to....he was just holding him.... Voldemort vs. Harry potter.....voldemort and his arrogance are dead... Grindelwald vs. Harry potter.... Epic and difficult to tell ..whether it had be the boy who lived or the boy who died... Voldermort was darker but grindelwald was wayyyy more dangerous... He also understood emotions....I am not saying he was a good guy but atleast he was better than voldemort.... Like voldemort wanted to kill a baby and he didn't even think once...and grindelwald couldn't see the baby die... Grindelwald is a leader....his followers....he calls them frnds...and they are real loyal to grindelwald... Voldermort is a ruler....who doesn't care for his followers and his followers follow him out of fear not loyalty

He should be in the list of "villains with points behind misdeeds"

The best villains do.

just like thanos

@@wiredup4382 grindelwald was not more dangerous voldermort is stated to be the most dangerous and powerful dark wizard of all time

carson11100 In terms of evil, voldemort takes it. In terms if power? Definitely Grindelwald.

Дерек my thoughts exactly. He’s no coward or fool

@@carson11100 you'd be a fool not to be afraid of Dumbledore though

Voldy is more evil, powerful and cunning. He inspires fear in followers and only the most skilled can betray him. Same can't be said for Grindelwald

@@melissa8707 lmao. Voldemort is far more knowledgeable and evil than Grindelwald. Tell me how Grindelwald is 10 times better than Voldemort in legilemency when he's never even used it. He needed Queenie who has no feats. Voldy can speak in minds of hundreds of people while he's almost a mile away. He made horcruxes. He was far more knowledgeable in dark magic. Voldemort had brains contrary to your misguided belief. Why do you think he put a taboo on his name? He is one of the most knowledgeable wizards ever. Grindelwald is evil. Voldy is above usual evil. And Grindelwald's plan was what? Show them ww2 and they'll suddenly obey him. He killed everyone who was against him too

we’ll get him back

Eventually

@@tremaynemillner you think so? Because he was my favorite part of fantastic beasts...

@@Seanph25 grindlewald isn’t important in the next movie so we got 3 years to get him back i hope so

Ikr he's made for this role and they replaced him because if some crap. I. Am. Disappointed

you are right, but think about it, grindelwald and voldemort are both dark wizards, one of them is more powerfull when it comes to dark arts and is definitely more knowlegeable as he dug deep into absurdly evil things like horcruxes etc, even if grindelwald has the elder wand he cannot conquer voldemort in a duel, seeing as dumbledore without the elder wand was able to defeat grindel with the elder wand in a duel which was described as the most cruel, dumbledore was afraid of voldemort because he was unpredictable and evil to the core, he took his chances with harry to be able to find his secrets so that he can put him down.

@@rouanemounssif1650 hmmm. i wonder why i only feel body horror from voldemort but makes me think twice in confronting grindelwald? ahhh yes... because he is very realistic . someone who can influence a person to do his bidding not because of fear but because of his absolute conviction. i dunno man i fear grindelwald more than voldemort... grindelwald makes me watch my back all the time even when things are going great.

@@jrcuartz1829 yes grindelwald is a master at manipulating people, because his points are fair and convicting, Voldemort is like the devil himself, he enters people's minds and makes them die from horror and evil, that's why voldemort is way more dark then grindelwald.

@@jrcuartz1829 infact it's the complete opposite, grindelwald can be trusted if you follow him, he thinks about his followers and his capable of experiencing love, as he loved more than voldemort will ever do, voldemort on the other hand, was conceived through a love potion he cannot feel sympathy for anyone, he's a complete devil, it's voldemort that you should think twice before turning your back on him, as he's unpredictable.

@@rouanemounssif1650 yeah it is like voldemort is more visually appalling , you will fear his presence, but grindelwald is more psychologically terrifying, you dont know if he is lying or not, which makes you fear him even when not around...

I cant believe she kept her job after being found out yet johnny didnt even get his roles back with DOUBLE the money like he deserves... there is no grindelwald without johnny

this woman is a demon

@@OdinSmilesRavensLaugh72051 proof that we live in a pathetic society

Also as Captain Jack Sparrow... No more Pirates when there's no Jack. Btw just call her Scamber Turd already. We can't give any sort of power to her, as she's a narcissist. She'd love any kind of attention.

Grindelwald didn't even have to manipulate people cuz they were already thinking and feeling deeply about these things already for a long time, he was the only one bold enough to speak out about it, if not him then someone else will, they just want to live freely and being oppressed and suffocating to death is no life at all, with his legendary skills, elder wand and devoted followers the dream can become a reality and the impossible can be accomplished , they just want to live the life they crave and desire deeply in their own hearts and minds , it's awe inspiring and empowering to see someone of your own race leading the world being able to help achieve the dream

Also, Dumbledore never said he was more powerful than Grindelwald, but he was "a shade more skillful." Albus was am academic overachiever, while Grindelwald focused on personal interests like the Hallows and his experiments that got him expelled. Albus completed seven years of schooling, and graduated, while Grindelwald was expelled halfway through his sixth of nine years. Furthermore, while Albus taught Transfiguration (or defense against the dark arts) and expanded his knowledge and repertoire of spells, Grindelwald focused on campaigning and building up a cult following and searching for the aforementioned Deathly Hallows. Taking all that into account, it makes perfect sense that Dumbledore would be Grindelwalds superior in terms of skill (more than just a shade). Dumbledore, as we've already established, is more powerful in his seniority than Voldemort was in his prime. Grindelwald is more powerful than Voldemort, and just as powerful as Dumbledore.

I think maybe powerful and dueling get mixed up. Dueling is just another subject at magic. Sure having more powerful magic will give you the edge but it isn't going to mean you're winning fights automatically. Voldemort stood out as the most powerful just because how far he could push the limits. Making 7 horcruxes probably isn't something to scoff at, keeping ones soul together probably isn't easy, among his other magical feats. Can't just base power off a fist fight sometimes.

I don't think Voldemort feared love, he didn't understand it. Voldemort's #1 fear seemed to be death.

@@jammzy2959 I'd say that's pretty accurate. I also think he was afraid of feeling powerless.

Yes, I mean I think he felt that death was weakness or lack of power. He would rather live as a weak powerless dependent parasite with no physical form than face death like everyone else but I think his inability to understand love screwed him over time and time again...

Not always

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i just realised it now, but as i see not so old news... wtf i really liked his character :( the films are like 10/6 without him like 10/3 -.-

@@Fegyo98 Yeah exactly. It was his terrifying charm that held the movie along with the chemistry between him and Jude Law. Others were good but honestly it wud hv been a cute movie with the backdrop of a war without him. With him its a movie about war.

If he isn't going to be in the movie I am not going to watch it

I think he's coming back

@@Fegyo98 This is a late reply but 10/3 is a larger number than 10/6 lol

Meh - If Depp had played Graves and Farrell played Grindelwald, that'd be better.

@@ninclow5421 Omg, somebody finally said it. Colin portrayed all the charisma Johnny overwhelms with his wacky quirky eccentric bullcrap. He forgot this is a Wizarding World movie and not something directed by Tim Burton. I'd have loved if Colin played Grindlewald instead, but Mads did a pretty good job. Despite Secrets of Dumbledore being mediocre at best. And Dumbledore falling in love with Colin Farrell tracks. Who hasn't?

@@Lolbama2012 You know, Rowling should have written a prequel series to give David Yates more of a source material to draw on. Short of that, at the very _least_ the franchise should have with Newt at Hogwarts, his expulsion, and having to face his family afterwards. Rowling mentioned that Newt, unlike Hagrid, got to keep his wand and practice magic, which I can only assume is because of how Newt, unlike Hagrid at the time, had sat his O.W.L.s by the time he was expelled, which was valid credentials in the working life and testified to the fact that unlike younger children, who knew too little about magic to be safely left to their own devices and therefore had their wands snapped, Newt was seen as knowing enough magic to still be a productive member of society. I can see it now.... Newt is sixteen, and the year is 1913... The movie centres around Newt and Tina, where we are introduced to them as Hogwarts students. The scenes from Crimes of Grindelwald are included and unchanged... During a meal at the Great Hall, we are indirectly introduced to Newt Scamander's brother when some of Newt's housemates that had been leaning over the day's addition of the Daily Prophet and remarks that Newt's brother are in the paper again: Theseus Scamander, the brightest young star in the Auror department, now with more than a dozen successful captures of dangerous, Dark wizards under his belt in the past six months alone. The first portion of this part of the three-act structure ends with Newt taking the blame for Leta's accidental endangerment the life of a fellow student after one of her experiments with a Jarvey went out of control, resulting in Newt sitting in what would one day become Dumbledore's office, seated in front of the desk of then Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black, surrounded by teachers. After harshly berating Newt for his recklessness, Professor Black informs him that the fellow student that the Jarvey had attacked had to be transferred to St. Mungo's Hospital, and that he had already been in contact with the Board of Governors, who fortunately for him had confirmed that the victim's family had accepted the explanation that it was a "freak accident" and did not hold the faculty responsible. He then opened Newt's student file, listing his various indiscretions and apparent disregard for authority, citing examples such as the month's worth of detention he got from for his impertinence towards the school's esteemed Charms Master. Professor Dumbledore sends one of his colleagues present a disapproving look before stepping forward to argue that Professor Prendergast, who had been the Head of the Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures at the Ministry before Black hired him, had always been biased against Newt or his fondness for the sort of creatures he used to execute. Professor Black sneeringly reminds him of past conversations where he had told him that he could not protect Newt forever, and declared his decision to expel Newt from Hogwarts, nastily remarking that it was past time. Dumbledore objects, but the Headmaster has said his final word on the matter, and we see a broken-hearted Newt pack his belongings in his dormitory and exit the Hufflepuff Common Room. Leta is waiting for him outside of it, and insists that she can make it right by coming clean, but Newt stubbornly refuses, and only urges her to look after his friends on Bowtruckle Island before he leaves her, looking devastated. He is then met by his parents in the Great Hall, who looks furious and were bitterly ashamed, and Theseus, the only one of them that seems to consider what Newt might be going through, tries to encouragingly point out that at least Newt was allowed to keep his wand and do magic, but Newt does not reply, and we see the Scamanders leave the grounds in silence; seen by a heavy-hearted Dumbledore through a window. He sighs, and the scene fades to black as we see through the window the distant figures exit through the front gates of the castle with Newt's trunk levitating after them. I even have an idea for an in-between sequel between film 2 and the original FB, if you're interested?

Mikkelson did great

Exactly, Grindelwald didn't even have to manipulate people cuz they were already thinking and feeling deeply about these things already for a long time, he was the only one bold enough to speak out about it, if not him then someone else will, they just want to live freely and being oppressed and suffocating to death is no life at all, with his legendary skills, elder wand and devoted followers the dream can become a reality and the impossible can be accomplished , they just want to live the life they crave and desire deeply in their own hearts and minds , it's awe inspiring and empowering to see someone of your own race leading the world being able to help achieve the dream

In the next film they’re showing the big fight, Grindewald vs Dumbledore.

@@carlgordonjr Nope it will be inthe fifth film. Next one is third.

@@diablo450 there will be 3 films so third is the last one

@@hrufaz9517 There will be 5 films.

@@diablo450sry i just saw that, my bad :>

Yes Voldemort was more powerful and did succeed in conquering Great Britan’s Ministry of Magic for a time But he was like a mad beast, unhinged and obesssed over one target Grindelwald isn’t held back by insanity or obsession He sees the bigger picture and pursued it Voldemort fears death and obsesses over the Killing Curse believing it’s the worse he can do to his victims Grindelwald is more well rounded and uses an arsenal of Dark Spells with mastery as well as manipulation He had a global following and may have led a revolution across the world if Dumbledore didn’t stop him

It's not just you. Grindelwald is more menacing than Voldemort.

@@christophersanchez7731 And Grindelwald captured huge parts of Europe.

Yep

Yep. Crazy bitch should’ve been locked up. Like you said, glad he was ultimately vindicated, but sad that the damage was already done. That’s what’s so disgraceful about all that cancel culture bullshit- even *if* you’re among the 1 in 1000 who’s ultimately vindicated and ‘wins’, you still lose. Random mob of dumbasses screeching on Twitter can ruin your life in a matter of days, then you have to fight for *years* just to have a tiny chance at clearing your name. And even if you can, there’s never any real consequences for them. That’s why they keep doing it- it works, and they know they can just get away with it. Bogus ‘allegations’, you should get *double* the punishment for whatever you accused them of. F Around, Find Out.

I think Johnny Depp would resign though. Gellert's look changed after 20 years

or NYEAAHHHH

Grindelwald didn't even have to manipulate people cuz they were already thinking and feeling deeply about these things already for a long time, he was the only one bold enough to speak out about it, if not him then someone else will, they just want to live freely and being oppressed and suffocating to death is no life at all, with his legendary skills, elder wand and devoted followers the dream can become a reality and the impossible can be accomplished , they just want to live the life they crave and desire deeply in their own hearts and minds , it's awe inspiring and empowering to see someone of your own race leading the world being able to help achieve the dream

Or purity.

That's twisted.

There's truth in that the muggles have for thousands of years dominated the world doing a lot of pain and suffering ,genociding themselves and wizards too , Grindelwald didn't even have to manipulate people cuz they were already thinking and feeling deeply about these things already for a long time, he was the only one bold enough to speak out about it, if not him then someone else will, they just want to live freely and being oppressed and suffocating to death is no life at all, with his legendary skills, elder wand and devoted followers the dream can become a reality and the impossible can be accomplished , they just want to live the life they crave and desire deeply in their own hearts and minds , it's awe inspiring and empowering to see someone of your own race leading the world being able to help achieve the dream

@@tylersoto7465 he wants to obliterate the muggles, lol. That's not “awe-inspiring,” lmao. He wants to commit mass genocide-not “live freely.” The muggles don't even know about the wizarding world. Yes, the wizards/witches were oppressed by muggles-but that does not give Grindewald the right to slaughter them.

@@harrypotterfan2536 Exactly! He was against Muggles just as much as Voldemort was. These Fantastic Beasts movies did wonders for Grindelwald.

Grindelwald didn't even have to manipulate people cuz they were already thinking and feeling deeply about these things already for a long time, he was the only one bold enough to speak out about it, if not him then someone else will, they just want to live freely and being oppressed and suffocating to death is no life at all, with his legendary skills, elder wand and devoted followers the dream can become a reality and the impossible can be accomplished , they just want to live the life they crave and desire deeply in their own hearts and minds , it's awe inspiring and empowering to see someone of your own race leading the world being able to help achieve the dream

@@tylersoto7465 Wandless Magic

Ob-viously (in Snape's voice)

LoL. In your fantasy. Voldy is still the greatest wizard after dumbledore. But I like Grindelwald more

@Venkata Putta why was there a need for insults? Iirc jk said voldemort was greatest after Dumbledore unless you have evidence to the contrary

@@adityabhalekar3506 bruh dumbledore and grindelwald were considered as equals Means that grindelwald is still stronger than voldemort

@@arykie7032 when did that EVER HAPPEN? Dumbledore blatantly won against grindelwald with the ELDER WAND.. we both know voldemoret was stated t be the most powerful dark wizard

So it would seem.( glares at the ship that could kill)

I thought the same thing about Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter and no one should even try but i watched the tv show and now Mads Mikkelsen is my favorite Hannibal ever . If you give people a chance and be more open minded than maybe you would see the talent of so many underrated actors

David Bakke - I’m guessing you haven’t watched Harry Potter but, Grindewald owns the elder wand until Dumbledore defeats him.

@@carlgordonjr well no technically he doesn't own it. To have true power over the elder wand, one must kill the previous owner (as specified in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2) Grindelwald stole the wand from Gregovarich, at the time anyway.

Oliver Coad - Thats not true, you don’t have to kill the owner, if you have to kill the owner why did Draco end up being the owner of the elder wand? You have to disarm or steal the wand from the owner.

Oliver Coad - It was specified by Voldemort and he was wrong... How do you think Grindewald owned it? He didn’t kill gregorovitch he stole it.

Carl Well, actually I’d say you are wrong aswell. From my knowledge ownership of the wand can be transferred by either Killing or Disarming/Stunning.

Wandless Magic

Sorry but he pulled me out of the movie everytime he was on screen . That look didn't do him any favors but whenever i saw him i was like ... jepp Johnny Depp doing Johnny Depp things

Grindewald lost to Dumbledore when he had the elder wand, lol. When Albus had the elder wand, he and Voldemort were pretty much even. Furthermore, if you believe Grindewald is stronger, you’re going against what J.K. Rowling said. Also, you’re trying to play a linguistic game when you don't really understand words. Enemy and antagonist are synonyms.

@@harrypotterfan2536 dumbo Elder wand just increases the power and energy everything Grindleweld must do it for sure. Grindlewald rivals Albus Dumbledore in knowledge and skills actually Without Elder wand also Dumbledore can defeat Lord Voldemort actually Without Elder wand also he is slightly weaker than Albus Dumbledore for sure.

Grindelwald gets my vote for smoking lol

Severus absolutely avadakedavred the shit out of Dumbledore. Why would Gridelwald get any different treatment from him?

@@u.v.s.5583 Well, Snape had to kill Dumbledore. If it was a 1v1 Snape against Grindelwald, then Grindelwald would probably win.

😂 you think Snape beat Dumbledore in half blood prince. Killing curse works no matter who use it. Dumbledore would have beat Snape in 5 sec if they duel genuinely.​@@u.v.s.5583