Who would win.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Well, of course I am. I am well aware of that fact...

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Yeah, I think Aang is pretty dangerous. One of the only few things that holds him back is his conscience. If he was like Azula...*shudders* Don't even want to think about it...

[Zaleramancer]

True.

Potter Wizards do Rocket Tag a good bit.

Of course, Jadis would have some nebulous powers of her own.

And enough physical strength and athletic ability to, say, tie a stop sign around someone.  

[Mik_Hael]

Actually if he was like Azula he'd be a lot less dangerous, I doubt azula lacks the patience to master air and water bending, and she would have never obtained spirit bending, and given that she looses herself to rage in fights, wouldn't allow her to utilize the actual reality manipulating level power that focus gives the avatar.

It's kind of the conundrum that only a certain personality allows for certain skills to develope.

[Zaleramancer]

'S why Korra had such a hard time with Airbending.

She thinks to much like a Firebender.

[Mik_Hael]

smoke form for the hair potter wizards...and I don't remember her having that kind of strength feet, read all of the books too...you might have to quote that. In addition the hair potter universe is actually very, very scary. I'm pretty sure Hagrid's dad drugged and raped his mom as part of an experiment to create half giants.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Hm...tough call here.

Jadis descends from Djinni and Giants, if memory serves. For those of you not sure exactly how that translates into her magic, for starters, I seem to recall Jadis being the sole reason for the Hundred-Year Winter. The Hundred-Year Winter. Not only did she blanket a great deal of Narnia with it, but she kept it going 100 years, and managed to stay alive through it all. If not for Aslan and the Pevensies, she'd still be there.

Though, we all know mages can be deadly, with even just a few years' practice. Voldemort had, what, 40, 50, 60 years? All of which to hone his mind toward various insidious curses, and if not for his being defeated, would also still be alive.

Still, I don't know much about the Harry Potter universe. I never read the books, and only saw a few of the movies. With the two at the height of their power, I think I might have to give it to Jadis, the White Witch.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Unconventional love does not mean rape. Get your mind out of the proverbial gutter.

[Mik_Hael]

Well, she thinks too much like a new school fire bender.

The ancient fire benders were actually closer to air benders in their ways actually....and given the actual fighting styles fire and air are actually a bit similar in manipulation techniques.

[Mik_Hael]

It wasn't unconventional love, probably wasn't even love. Let's look at the facts.


The giants in Harry Potter are basically Cave men, except more hostile and nomadic.

 Hagrid's dad is a four foot tall nerd, the actual act of coitous with a giant would have in fact, killed him.

They didn't stay together after hagrid was born, probably for no duration at all given he has an infant half brother, and we don't know how many other siblings that they don't mention.

They sell love potions to teenage girls....keep that in mind, magic powerfull enough to controll the minds and emotions of anyone who drinks it, being sold to teenage girls without batting an eye, what would the actual government resort to?

All half giants in the book are around the same age, granted there are only two, but the odds of this happening are strange, and given that there were no half giants and only one other half breed in the book, some girl was part succubus or sirensuccubus or something, the odds of this happening are pretty slim.


The way I see it, the Ministry of magic were trying to create super soldiers, wizards with the strength of giants.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 I guess I mean Azula's serpentine coldness, then. The psychopathic cool and cunning of her. If he had that part of her alone, without the outbursts of uncontrollably anger. If his calm was less welcoming and friendly, and more cruel and calculating, he'd scare me a tad more.

Though, his righteous indignation side scares me pretty good, too.

[Mik_Hael]

Thought most of her power and immortality came from a golden apple she ate?

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Mind....gutter...out of

Rowling said it was love and so it was.

[Philote]

I'm pretty sure Naruto would win. With the most recent versions of each, Naruto comes out ahead simply because the manga is starting to use a bigger scale of things.

Naruto using 8 Tails was able to escape the gravity created by a person "Earth Bending" enough rocks to create a small moon.

Now however, Naruto has the Bijuu mode and full 9 Tail powers.

[Mik_Hael]

So basically Aang if the Air nomads were similiar to Natzi''s....yeah I can see that,


also something no one seems to think of, how many air Nomad's do you think it would take to create a sustained vacuum the size of a city for about ten- twenty seconds.

[Mik_Hael]

That leads back to what I kind of hate about manga's these days. Philote, how much matter do you think it would take to create that much of a gravitational pull?

[Marvelous Miscreant]

1 for every...say...10ft^3

[Zaleramancer]

In the first book, she pulled part of a lamp post off with no visible effort.

From whence comes the legendary lamp post in the woods.

That and she did an awful lot of cavorting around in the first book.

[Zaleramancer]

She was born in Charn.

Half Giant, Half Jinn- Not a drop of human blood in her.

Killed everything on the world except herself by speaking the Deplorable World.

Came to Narnia, ate the Apple, then went north to learn magic anew.

A thousand years later... She's ruling Narnia.

[Philote]

Well most of the gravity part was created by the person's power and not the actual materiel since once his power stopped, all the rocks fell back to the ground instead of clinging together due to their own gravity.