Eredin really is childs-play compared to Detlaff, defeating Detlaff would be Geralt's biggest achievement, in the games at least.

Games Geralt is way more powerful than book Geralt. In the books Geralt got his ass kicked by Vilgefortz with a staff, almost got killed by a group of necrophages, and finally got killed by a peasant with a pitchfork. I don't think book Geralt would be able to defeat Dettlaff or any other Higher Vampire. Higher Vampires are monsters too powerful even for witchers.

It's hard to properly gauge Gerlt's strength and speed in the game's but the series gives a few instances where you can properly scale his feats.

Most powerful character in their universe *Gaunter O'Dimm*

I first learned about the Witcher series by playing the second game. Then I slowly got hold of the novels and found them amazing - long and could be slow, but seriously well written. Playing my way through the Witcher 3 again on my Switch and I love the digital board game on Steam too. So I have to say I most enjoy the games, but I love the books too. The TV series I'm undecided about.

The only franchise that has succeeded and is great on all mediums. Great novels, fantastic games, -awesome tv series-

Haven't read the novel and I loved the show, but it's nothing compared to the games

Geralt also has the strength to pull back a dragon's head. Not only is a dragon's head alone at least 3x larger than Geralt's whole body, but that same dragon was also shown to be strong enough to tear apart castle walls like they were made of lego blocks. And Geralt can just pull her head back with a hook and his bear hand with little effort.

Game Witcher is very powerfull, but on books its becouse he knows what to do and when he can fight and better widraw. There are creatures that normally he avoid for reason, and people, that are powerfull enough to defeat him. Vilgefortz for example

Read all the books, played the games, and seen the show. Gotta say the books are one up on both. But the games are phenomenal too. Still getting use to the show as a lot content has been removed. Read the books folks!

The Witcher is one of the very few franchises that has succeeded in 3 different mediums. The games obviously are incredible, the books are amazing and so far the Netflix show has been great. Really shows the genius of Andrzej Sapkowski.

Im glad you mentioned the likes of kratos and others because I like to think of a match up with geralt up against kratos and like starkiller and even mortal kombat characters like scorpion

Based off what the games offer in their universe any between being trained by the absolute chad witcher Vesemir the vast amount of potions and decorations you can obtain as well as grandmaster armors and weapons with enhanced rune stone power and above all be able to unlock an entire unknown set of mutigens in blood and wine Gearlt may me the greatest if not the most powerful witcher to ever live at the very least being able to go toe to toe with higher vampires when most witchers avoid vampires overall he can become very powerful if you put time into him

Gaunter O’Dimm is the most powerful. Basically a god. Followed by The Unseen Elder, Vilgefortz, and fully unlocked Ciri. Not sure how I’d rank these three, however.

didnt he also beat dettlaff aswell but in the dlc

Vilgefortz kicked the shit out him almost two times, but people tend to forget that he also turned Regis into a pile of ash; it's not that Geralt's weak, it's that Vilgefortz is a goddamned beast.

the game is greater than the tv series

5:00 Geralt lost to Letho in elven ruins.

If he was a Marvel character, he would be at the same Blade level with magic advantage and a good level above with potions

you can say geralt is a plausible strength augmented human with reasons why.

i love witcher 3 the game, i hope they make witcher 4 sometime, i dont want to get into the tv series normaly i find that they come up short.

Prequel to the witcher series games comes out: (geralt coming out of the trails of the grasses and unravel starts playing)

Are the Witcher books written in first person?

Vilgefortz was very powerful as a mage, but he was also a very accomplished swordsman (He beat Cahir. I don't remember where it said, but I believe I read Cahir was supposed to be one of the best swordsman in Nilfgaard).. In their final face-off, Geralt beat him (the first time they fought, Vilgefortz ambushed him, and Geralt lost).

I hope you guys come back to this channel one day

Wolverine would pass as a witcher with flying colors

The Novels is Alsome,if you have not read it please do,it gives you far more Detail on the Story,Than both the Video game and The Series.

Knowing how powerful Geralt is scares the living crap outta me, I would stay far away from him as humanly possible. 😰

Guntrum O Dim

The mirror man might be the most powerful one in that universe follower by Ciri which fortunately or unfortunately cannot control his full powers

Geralt basically beat everyone beside the unseen elders and O'Dimm

Gounter'o dim is the strongest by far next is the unseen elder now maybe geralt.

I see geralt as a all-rounder type Magic yes Strength yes Speed yes Healing yes Durability yes Alchemic skills yes Sword skills yes Knowledge yes Take away his magic not much is reduced Take away sorceress's or mages magic and the are severely weakend to the point its funny Yes mages and sorceress's have a have of a lot of knowledge as well but without magic they can't use it Furthermore geralt can double (at least) any of his attributes by taking decoctions Something unique only to wicthers Anything they take works at maximum effect with major reduced negative effects So lets say there was something that gave you enhanced brain processing power by like 15 % but takes away all your vitamins and minerals effectively killing you in minutes Yes you have more access to your brain but only for a few minutes Well a witcher can take that make use of it 100% With no draw backs If they took about 10 that is when it would start affecting them A witcher is just like a man but can adapt to everything around Using knowledge skills and decoctions The one thing i hate though is geralt dies from falling 10 ft in the air Bruh

A few inaccuracies in this....

I wouldn't use the word powerful to describe Geralt or any other Witcher I would say they're dangerous, doesn't matter who or what you're a Witcher is always a threat they're killing machines if ,you're a powerful mage, a king, a great fighters,an army, a monster even a vampire, a Witcher is can kill you

Games are better for sure

How faithful to the live adaption has been" it hasn't been faithful at all 😂 what you talking about Willis

5:31 Gaunter or Ciri

one of the most powerful is Viy of maribor

He's powerful enough to trick people into thinking he died.

True higher vampiers are defenetly the most powerful of all beings. The most powerful among them is the unsen elder. But gaunter o'dimm/the man of glass is practically in some sense god.

The video games are 10 times better than the show but the books are good

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ciri is the most powerful character in the witcher's universe, isn't she?

Novels and video games. The Netflix adaption is… eh

Geralt in the books was almost killed by bunch of necrophages, his leg was broken by Vilgerfortz, Djikstra had a chance to kill him while he was tied, he nearly bled out because striga bite him and at the end of the story he was killed by a peasant. It's questionable if he would have a chance against Leo Bonhart.

My witcher is pretty much omnipotent, only harmed by the most powerful of all enemies... Fall damage

Unseen elder is more powerful

Yeah a extremely popular and very good show 😂

O'dimm would be the most powerful character

Good video but your fanboying to much about the show in comparison to the books and games it’s not all that, the show could have been done quite abit better imo.

Easy, most powerful is Master Mirror and second most powerful is Elder Vampire. Done

He would beat kratos any day.

I would rank video games (Witcher 3), books, and Netflix series in that order but I would consider each at least 8/10

The witcher Tv series is as good as Cyberpunk at launch.

the netflix show sucks, is not fathfull to the books at all

Not that powerful. He get's his arse handed to him repeatedly and dies by a pitchfork. I kind of liked that dry poignant moment.