Gandalf - All Powers from the films (Hobbit + Lord of The Rings) 

But muh honkedorie Dumbledore

​@@tomz5704 Don't speak of that conjurer of cheap tricks here! Edit: I guess I take it back after reading the books. Still, he's just not on Gandalf's level of badassery.

My favorite's Merlin.

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 never before has anyone uttered that tongue here on youtube, I do not beg your pardon master mallareedits64 but were it not for this, harry potter speech may be heard in ever corner of this realm

AGREED!

Thats his Ring

​@@PK0550as it was his, or Cirdian would have never given him the ring

The maiars are lesser angels and greatly depowered in human form, that's why the wizards can't use their full powers while they are on middle earth

⁠@@taroupriapus9760that is correct. But don’t forget that the Istari do still have more magical power than any other being in middle earth. Clearly they got nerved and can’t even use 5% of their original power, but even this 1-5% are more than enough to archive great magical powers. They simply got told by the Valar not to use their powers unless it’s absolutely necessary (example: an enemy who has great magical or physical power is standing against them). Their task is to help the Volk of middle earth with wisdom. If Gandalf wouldn’t got Glamdring, he probably would’ve use his staff in physical combat to get enemies away from him

And yet he killed the balrog without his staff.

​@@moonshine187 Correct. In fact the staff is just a magical accessory of a wizard. They are magical beings in the first place, they can do magic without a staff, though they need the staff to concentrate magic they casted

The ones I remember that were missing here are *Gandalf blocking sarumans fire ball * Gandalf using light to ward off the Nazguls riding the Black wings

If you're talking about MCU Wanda, then she dead

@@zionravenloberiano4188mcu Wanda is multiversal she is slamming

Cool.

Ehh all the elven ring bearers could talk with each other via telepathy, so that means elrond galadriel and gandalf, frodo could hear them too if he tried but he didn't have the might to do so, if sauron had the ring the others would have had to remove theirs cause he would be able to listen in if not worse- nerd out

5 wizards were sent to Middle Earth to guide and council free people of Middle Earth in the fight against Sauron. They were instructed not to control or seek to dominate and not to reveal their power unless utterly necessary. Saruman, Gandalf, Radagast and 2 blue wizards. Gandalf is a being who was there when the world was created and took part in its creation, he is very powerful. Just the point of the story is that free people need to find the strength within them to free them selves of the dark lord. And they did it, with a nudge or two from higher powers. Gandalf didn't randomly return to Middle Earth, Gollum didn't randomly trip and fell into the lava. Fight between Gandalf and Balrog created such storm on that mountain, those who saw the mountain said that was the largest storm they have ever witnessed. Which was the only battle between two gods ever, or rather lesser gods to be more precise. There's 1 true god, Eru Iluvatar (aka Sacred Fire which Gandalf mentions when introducing him self to Balrog), next circle is Valar and circle below that are Maiars. Gandalf, Sauron, Saruman, Balrogs - they are all Maiars. Gandalf's real name is Olorin. Gandalf refers to Eru once more, "I strayed out of thoughts and time" - the only place where time doesn't exist is Halls of Iluvatar - place created before time and a place where Eru resides. So guess who saw that Middle Earth is doomed without Gandalf? Gandalf uses his powers according to his task, he nudges things a little bit. Why were there only 5 ringwraiths at Weathertop when Aragorn came there with the hobbis? Cause the night before that Gandalf was there and fought all 9 of them, with fire and explosions that could be seem from many miles away. In his own words - he was indeed pressed hard by them. Task of 5 wizards is a secret, no one knew who they really were nor what they were capable of.

Isn't Saruman greater than the Grey?

@@elbertleal-to1wo Idk. Buts hes ultimate in my book

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It's a power. Why would it be a weapon if he's not using it offensively? He wears a narya ring that has magical powers of heat and light.

No I don't think either, its magic over earth. The same spell he used to crack the stone (trolls), crack the cliff when chased by wolves, and same spell he used to break the bridge of Moria

What were you smoking when you typed this out? Lol.