Everyone gets scared when Hermione gets angry, especially Draco as he remembers the punch LoL

you are AMAZING

I thought Draco was going to piss himself when she pulled her wand on him. Maybe he did.

LMAO

Harry gets scared when ginny gets angry as well.

she haves to turn evil to defeat evil

Yeah

Thats not a real sequel anyone everyone knows jk is off her rocker cursed child dont count

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@@darkushippotoxotai9536 what you said ain't right g cursed child is still straight up garbage

Maybe he would have won because Hermione was a pillar to Harry

If Hermione was on voldys side harry had no chance of winning since she Knew everything about him

Even if voldy wasn’t prejudiced and wanted hermione, she wouldn’t have left harry. Hermione would lose a 1v1 duel against bellatrix anyway. She would help him with strategies or anticipating harry’s moves, but this wouldn’t happen because Voldemort is a dictator in a way and he doesn’t trust many people, even if they are pure blood.

Voldemort wanted to recruit Lily Potter and she was a muggleborn.

If he Recruited her then there would be no reason for the battle in the first place, because she’s the reason for the battle! (mudblood)

_ hagrid

Well if she can’t then she learns

@@elaineaylward5522 Yep. Said by Hagrid. Thats what I meant.

@Ahmed She does a patronus though, it's in order of the phoenix

@Ahmed might I add against a THOUSAND all while nearly seeing his best friends and godfather die, while Hermione could not maintain one along side Harry’s Patronus in Deathly Hallows.

Ravenclaws: I beg to differ

Ron really did say it best

She was bad at execution of plans and wasn't quick witted

@@prabhatichakraborty7680 WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? Are you sure we’ve watched the same series. Not quick witted ? NOT QUICK WITTED? Who planned their escape from Gringotts in a matter of moments? Who planned their escape from the wedding? Erm let’s see in the Order of the Phoenix she stopped Harry from being under the EXCREUCIATING PAIN of the Cruciatus Curse by luring umbridge into the forbidden forest? She reads her books I admit but... if she knows when to apply what part of her extensive knowledge. Yes, she paid attention in herbology but when her friend was dying she immediately started thinking and because she was quick witted she could recall the exact part of herbology book that she needed and coming from a straight A student that’s not what easy at all. She found out about lupin when NO ONE else did. Where are the ravenclaws now huh? Then she found out about the basilisk and then found out how he was moving through the school. There’s a reason she’s the BRIGHTEST student of her age not SMARTEST or do you need a dictionary. People have this false assumption that all good students are only good bc they study not bc they are smart. That’s bs even I suffer with that a lot but I’ve proved to ppl and so has hermione. Now go watch/read the series again bc clearly you haven’t

@@sanikaabedin6765 calm down, I think what the other person is trying to say is that she's book smart but not so much of a street smart like (book) Ron is. I know the movies made her pretty much flawless, but in books we see that while Hermione's knowledge saved them many times, she could get panicky under pressure and that's where Ron and Harry come in and perfected the group.

Can you imagine what an Auror she'd have made?

Ikr

@@jenniferbrewer5370 Well if I'm not mistaken she does end up becoming Minister of Magic

@@jenniferbrewer5370 Not the best for multiple reasons. She panicked in stressful situations and wasn't very street smart (read the books). She didn't even get the best grades; Dawlish(the auror) got better grades than her. She wouldn't have been in the voldemort, Dumbledore, Grindelwald league neither in the mad eye, Kingsley league in terms of fighting.

@@rachitmehta4987 That doesn't mean she couldn't have been a badass dark witch. Dueling is overrated. That guy who created the Dementors (Ehkrizdis) lured sailors to perform human experiments on them. There was never any record of him dueling anyone but he might have had the highest body count out of all these Dark wizards and witches.

It's a simple yet ingenious idea... 👏👏

Tbh, Hermione was pretty studios and enjoyed studying. But, she still was by no means gifted

@@subhasishghosh6924 Gotta disagree. Anyone can be studious. It takes a special individual to put those same studies into practice and whether she practiced hard in her own T first before excelling in front of her friends, you can knock that Hermione had that gift.

@@subhasishghosh6924 hermione is more powerful than the average witch of her age.If u don't call that gifted then what is gifted?

@@astrogaming4284 GIFTED means being able to do things that are far beyond your age. I believe Harry is gifted. He killed a basilisk at 12, cast a full-blown patronus at 13 while hermione was struggling with it at 15, dueled multiple death eaters etc

this is so bad that's it's good

@@theclitcollector ikr

Hermione used a Max Revive potion on Harry. *It's super effective!

One has hair

That joke is overused

@@Shadow-sq2yj but it never gets old. 😂👍🏻

LOL!

Hahaha thank you for making me laugh

I don't think Hermione liked the idea of killing people. Voldemort loved killing people.

true sis. she has all the capabilities and potential, even dumbledore knew that. she was contented being at the sidelines and promoting house elves so it was rly a big surprise that she accepted the post of minister for magic

Hermione only wanted Knowledge but Voldemort craved Power.

What you don't crave for,it always comes after you. She could have become powerful without wanted power which could make her invicible in itself

Hermione was clever. Even dumbledore knows it.

Tom Riddle was raised in a muggle orphanage though.

Harry too was muggle raised.

That's a good theory 🤔

💯

There are also stories of children being found in the forest and raised to adulthood. Centuries ago in parts of Europe, if parents thought a child too weak or they couldn't feed it, they would leave it outside in the woods to die. So that's another morbid way your theory could work.

@@darkacademiavanessa Squibs leave the magical world for the muggle world. They get married, have children. Their genes get passed down. 2 descendants from 2 difference Squibs come together. The genes merge and activate. Now you have a MUGGLEBORN, born of pureblood genes, but with defect repaired; make them more powerful than both original gene families. Riddle, Jr aka Voldemort is a causality of a pureblood mother impregnated by a muggle descendent of a Squib.

i touched on the full science about this in my comment. lol.

Long live SPEW!

imagine all her death eaters are house elfs LMAO.

@@Lennis01 it’s not SPEW! It’s S.P.E.W.!

@@Lennis01 it’s not SPEW it’s society for the promotion of elfish welfare 😤😭

Well, you got a Heart at least, so you're lucky 😁

U nly got a ❤️

At least a heart : () )

Well, being "as powerful as" doesn't necessarily mean she has to take the same path a Voldemort.

Excellent summation

Well said. Power means nothing if you lack compassion.

Damn true

Yeah sounds great until they get in a dual and he would completely wrack her

Well by that logic nearly every single Wizard and Witch is stronger than Voldemort because they're capable of love.

@@jessevaneman473 I think evnn Harry could probably beat Hermione in a Duel without preparations since he thinks much better under these stressful situations.

Quiril might not have known

because at that point voldemort didn't think snape was on his side anymore, it took snape a great deal of smooth talk to win voldemort's trust again and didn't fully regain it until he killed dumbledore. (I think snape even mentions something about to to bellatrix and narcissa at the start of half blood prince)

@@vlogergames or could it have been because he was weak? Idk

Plus snape saves and protects Harry under his nose too

@@crow_g1639 yeah but Voldemort might have just thought snape didn’t know it was him

Actually she was 12 when she solved the riddle and 13 when she made a potion

Plus the only student trusted with a time turner

agreed

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Well said and good luck with your channel mate 👍

Same

Thats not how you spell favorite *she would be an AWESOME dark witch*

@@jdhed1 yeah it is. At least in the UK anyways.

WizardCat1337 yes and Ireland

Same

These just seem to reinforce the Textbook smart aspect. Practical applications would prove otherwise, such as duels or other clever uses of magic.

so that is being smart, attentive and logical. do you think that equates to being magicaly powerful in the HP universe?

@@goncaloferreira6429 I was merely commenting that someone with book smarts could simply tell the main characters what to do (Example, Original comment) as apposed to being apart of the main characters making a difference. If you thought I was downplaying her, I am sorry. I just think there's more to her character then what she did with Literal textbook knowledge.

I hate to say it, but what most of the OP is saying was that was her being in the Library was her doing her thing......

@@tehnative9779 no offense over a fictional character interpretation :) mine was a honest question: what is power/magical capacity in the Hp universe? i understand that it has a soft magic system but still i am looking for a more concrete answer from those who might lnow more than i do.

That was also said in the second book. Who knows what Dumbledore would have said about Hermione after she had graduated if he had lived?

@@TheaElaine He would have said the same

@@TheaElaine WITCH. Which means that there were probably wizard(s) of her age that were more powerful than her

She was the only one, besides Harry later on, to completely screw Voldemort over. So she definitely lived up to her potential and left behind a legend (that her son got all the credit for).

I wish i had that.

Movieflame who tf is that

@@crow_g1639 MovieFlame, another KZfaq channel with a lot of great HP content

Personally, I've always felt like Harry would become a portly Head of Magical Law Enforcement. Hermione would briefly work her way quickly through the ranks of the Minister for Magic support staff but quit before achieving Minister, then she'd become the Muggle Studies professor at Hogwarts then become the first Muggle Studies professor to become Headmistress of Hogwarts. Ron flying instructor at Hogwarts. Neville would become the muscle-bound hotshot Auror on the frontline of stopping dark wizards of the future. Ginny Weasley wouldn't change imo. After some time in Dementor-less Azkaban, Delphini, with frequent visits from Harry, Scorpius and Severus; eventually rehabilitates and becomes Neville's apprentice in the Aurors. Neville and Delphini suppress the likes of Theodore Nott as well as Crabbe and Goyle who all become dark wizards but mostly fight among each other for leadership of other purebloods. Draco becomes a reknowned peacock breeder vehemently respected among the peacock enthusiast community.

Harry should’ve became the Defense against the Dark Arts Professor. Being an Auror was a dumb decision.

I’ve always thought that while Hermione was even greater than the position of Minister and perhaps deserved something more meaningful, it seems both more plausible and more impressive for her to tackle such a thing when you consider her values and priorities, namely house elf advocacy. In my opinion her values would’ve been a major driving factor; what better way to alter legislation and public opinion that being minister? Such atypical values like house elf rights would’ve given her an uphill battle as a politician, let alone the resistance from blood-discriminators with their deep magical roots. Although, I’m sure being one of HP’s best friends and saving the world helps. This makes me a bit more at ease with her taking the position that was made to be a joke at the end of the series tho 🤷🏻‍♂️

except divination

Exactly this! Voldemort learn how to create horcruxes from reading. There were soooo many extremely strong witches and wizards in the past that hid knowledge away. She has the right intent, humility, drive and skill.

I'm not a fan if either actually. Just for different reasons is all.

@@groot8950 ron was made their sidekick instead of a true friend like hermione And hermione was made the one girl who always was the one to help her out of the trouble But it is different in the books.. It was hermione who was always stressed and angry etc etc and they had to help her in such things. But they made it in such a way that she helped them with all education, emotions, duels, and much more

@@groot8950 i dont have problems with hermione.... But ron shouldve got his moments to.. Movie watchers would be like - theres no doubt hermione is better.. But actually both are pretty good in their areas

@@groot8950 it makes Hermione blank. A Mary Sue. In the movies, she has pretty much no flaws at all and that makes her one dimensional. That's why the screenwriting of the books didn't do her any favor, as well as they didn't do any favor to Ron for writing all his positive personality traits to Hermione and even some to Harry. Steve Kloves, the screenwriter of 7 of the 8 movies, states from the very beginning that Hermione was his favorite character. And it shows. He also was a huge Harry/Hermione shipper, that's another reason why Ron and Ginny are written so poorly in the movies. In the movies it looks like Harry is as comfortable with Hermione as he is with Ron. Or even that she is his first go-to friend when he needs someone to talk to. But that's not the case in the books. The two times Harry and Ron fight during the series, Harry feels miserable all the time and even admits that though he likes Hermione, that's it's not the same being with her alone. When Ron leaves in DH, Harry and Hermione sometimes don't even share a single word for days. When instead Harry is fighting with Hermione, like in PoA because of the Firebolt, he is quite indifferent to that fact. It doesn't bother him too much. In the books it's clearly shown that Hermione needs her friends just as much as they need her. If not for Ron, I'm pretty sure she'd have turned into a very arrogant person, because she's so high maintaining. But Ron brings her down to earth, back to reality. Also, he provides most of the everyday-wizard knowledge not only to Harry, but also to Hermione, too, who doesn't know everything like she does in the books. You could say that Hermione is the brain of the group, Harry the soul and Ron the heart. In the movies, Ron is represented pretty much useless most of the time, but in the books, he's brave, he's loyal, he's the witty guy, and most importantly, he opens his family for Harry, he, without thinking, adopts Harry as a brother and shows him, for the first time, what love is. In the movie PoA, when Crookshanks supposedly had eaten Scabbers, all Ron wanted was Hermione to acknowledge it and apologize. But she was too proud almost the entire book (in the last third or so she finally apologizes), even when Ron asked her to keep Crookshanks away from Scabbers and don't bring him near the Rat, she belittles his request. In the movie, the entire Crookshanks/Scabbers-gate is shown as a mere distress. End even when Scabbers is found alive in Hagrids hut, Hermione tells Ron to apologize to her, suggesting to the audience, that Ron was at fault the whole time, when actually, it was Hermiones ignorance that was the problem here. Sorry for the long text. But please reread the books again, you'll notice that Hermione has way more flaws in the books and that makes her a better character, because you can really identify with her.

@@awsome182 so well said 👍👍

Nah, voldy will defeat her and still he wins and if Neville didn't kill nagini Then that's it, voldy wins and he conquers the wizarding world

Hermione isnt even as powerful as Harry so how is she gonna beat Voldemort?????

@@minecraftsteve6997 excuse me??? Hermoine isn't as powerful???😂😂😂😂 Lol lol Harry was just lucky to defeat voldemort with the prophecy and him coincidentally coming into possession of the deathly hallows Hermoine kept them alive , literally every single second She earned her way to power Unlike our chosen one here

@@546-apoorvaranjan7 im pretty sure only harry and voldy can kill one another and also she never kept them alive so you're talking bullshit mate

she probably would be able to do that if the prophecy didn't prevent it.

Harry wasnt that powerful

@@barackobama5867 Because he didn't really push himself, but for sure he had a ton of raw power. Imagine if he put as much effort into all aspects of magic as he did with the patronus charm

@@harrytempleman-wright7713 yh but he wasnt like in top 3 of his generation

@@barackobama5867 Harry never had the ambition and work ethic to be as powerful as he could be.

Harry doesn't have much magical potential, he's an average wizard

Indeed, this is also what I think everytime they bash Hermione. I actually think she'd be a good slytherin by her attitude.

@@stephanielim5544 Considering how Slytherin is pre-downfall of Voldy (and probably still after for a slight period?) towards muggle borns, I suspect she would not have neither been allowed by the Sorting, nor found much friendship in there. It would be akin to being sorted into a house ruled by those who detest your very being for rather nasty reasons. In the same breath - What each house stands for is a malleable thing. Take Peter Pettigrew - He may have been a sniveling excuse for a man, but he still was despite all his self-preservation based cowardliness ...a brave man. From a certain point of view: It takes a twisted kind of bravery to betray your friends, sell them out, and to also not just keel over from Voldy breathing down your neck, still being capable of some rather impressive magical feats. Though I suspect the sorting does attempt to assure that each student finds the environment they will prosper in most. Were Hermione Slytherin, as she has a proneness for insecurity at times ( at least in her younger days) would likely never have gotten to the level she got to if she was surrounded by people who strive to crush her self-esteem every single waking second. While Slytherin did probably always host its share of not so radicalized thinking students (akin to Slughorn), it did still host a lot of bad habits, and the morally good Slytherins probably at the time they attended Hogwarts were severely outnumbered. Odds are if she did thrive despite Slytherin - She would have become quite a hardened person in response to that, and not in the good way. Being stuffed into a den of bullies, and being stuck with them surrounding you at all times would cause a lot of damage. It's a hard concept to really wrap your head around though, how sorting works.

@@videocrowsnest5251 hypothetically saying Hermione's been placed in slytherin. We all know how slytherin would react by a muggleborn being sorted there, but I also think you underestimate the slytherins characteristics too. If there's anything they really love the most more than the pure ness of one's blood is that they know power when they see one. Hermione being in slytherin with both gryffindors and slytherins distancing from her would just make her more ambitious, and later on would covet power just to prove everyone wrong. If she was left into life without any friends and sorted in the most despised house who said house is like a playground for Politics, she would definitely end up similar to Voldemort, but unlike Voldemort she at least have her parents love and support, she won't end up being blinded by power but she would definitely make them blind because she will make sure that SHE is power. Now you see why she has more potential than Dumbledore and Voldemort? She lived through this 2 formidable wizards and she saw their flaws and how they went down so her being the slytherin that she was would take the knowledge for her benefit and avoid the actions of their downfall.

Ayo I didn’t realize Axel/Lea was a Harry Potter fan

@@memeempress Cookies to you! I was waiting to see if someone would get the joke, and you are that magnificent person. Have a cookie!

Exactly Dumbledore Voldemort Snape and The Mauraders were all doing much more impressive magic at the same age,she had no creativity and was too rigid to be a truly great witch

Grindelwald: am I a joke to you?

Many people consider that being smart makes you a good dueller, but the books clearly show that she kinda panics in a fight and her DA grades were not an Outstanding (in OWLS)

@@rachitmehta4987 exactement

She was too narrow minded and lacked magical prowess but she was a great witch nonetheless

IMO Hermione wasn’t aware how serious it is to mess up with a time turner. She only had in mind that she would use it to attend her classes. She wasn’t an adult but not a “child”

With her love of following rules and belief that expulsion was worse than death, I really don't think anyone was too worried

What child could be more trusted with such power than Hermione?

@@nguyennguyen8111994 she was indeed a child. don't bring up that teenage or adolescence bs. Unless she knows how to behave like an adult and think like an adult, she shouldn't be considered a child. Teenage and stuff mean reaching maturity but in the early years i.e 13-14, it's still 70 percent child.

@@nguyennguyen8111994 Hermione absolutely was completely aware of the risks. You think MINERVA MCGONAGALL would have worked so hard to get the ministry to give her one if she hadn't explicitly explained every known risk of time travel? The fuck is wrong with you people y'all just make shit up.

Hello 👋 fellow slytherin

There is a bit of Historical Context Slytherin's hatred of Muggle-borns was a continuation of his hatred of Muggles. The era of the founders was very different. Witches and Wizards were actively hunted down and any sort of Magic was absolutely frowned upon. Wanton killing of Magical folks lead to a very real threat of extinction of Britain's Magical Community. Slytherin floated the idea of Hogwarts as an Invisible-to-Muggle-World impenetrable fortress where all the Magical families of Britain will get a safe haven from Persecution. Gryffindor viewed Hogwarts not just as a fort but rather as a school where young Witches & Wizards would be taught about Witchcraft, Wizardry, diff Magical arts and more imp about the control of Magic. Here, Slytherin believed that Magical knowledge should only be concentrated amongst a few Wizarding Families with generations-old Magical lineage while other founders sought out Muggle-born Witches & Wizards. Slytherin held deep distrust of Muggle-born witches & Wizards as he believed that their Muggle Heritage would act as a Corrupting influence on Magic. Things came to a flashpoint when Gryffindor, Hufflepuff & Ravenclaw proposed to open Hogwarts to the Muggle world as a means to share Magical Knowledge and improve contacts with the Muggle World; something which the Slytherin was greatly opposed to. Slytherin, unable to agree with his Co-Founders, chose to leave Hogwarts; but b4 leaving he constructed the Chamber of Secrets which housed the Basilisk. Slytherin then proclaimed that one day his very own rightful heir would come and open the chamber and rid the school of all Muggle influence.

Many ppl shit on Pure-Blood Wizards for being anti-Muggles, all the while conviniently forgetting as to how the Muggle Community Wantonly killed Witches & Wizards to near extinction.

There is nothing more cringe than grown adults saying they belong to a fictional magical house.

@@KingRobbStark shut up toxic 9 year old kid go play mario why are you watching this

Harry would have been killed after moving in with him. He would've been happier at death though. He would've stayed dead.

i really wish so

@@kushgoyal5659 even Tom would beat her

I don't think she would be a great duelist, but certainly a very good sorceress, making jixes and charms

There's some other things to consider here. Her attention to each and every subject as well as other stuff she's interested in that they didn't teach in classes (the protective charms that saved their lives in Deathly Hallows for example) is spread so thin whereas with Harry he's casted Expelliarmus so many times that it was just muscle memory for him casually blocking and countering spells.

@@ricemenarq6230 yeah true imagine if she specialised in one subject!

@Amber Hoke so she's sort of wizard Batman given the preparation time

This is spot on she's merely a fantastic student with excellent work ethic,but she lacks the pure talent creativity and imagination of truly great wizards like Dumbledore Snape Grindlewald Voldemort,shes more on the level of Harry's parents and serius,maybe McGonagall after a lifetime of study.even harry i think was more purely gifted magically and certainly in a fight

No she isn't a prodigy. Dumbledore, Grindelwald, voldemort was the prodigy league. Mad eye, Kingsley, scrimgeour were excellent, but not prodigy. Hermione wasn't a very good dueller (comparatively).

@Rachit Mehta she is a prodigy by intellect was as Voldemort was by magic. In real life and fiction, there’s prodigies in any subject, like an artist 👨🏻‍🎨 for reality and fiction such as Azula for firebending.

@@rachitmehta4987 notice how you can acknowledge any strong women in any of your comments? Sexist much?

@@dylanhicks4771 ummm, why don't you name one? McGonagall and Tonnks aren't mad eye tier btw. We haven't been shown many prodigious witches in the hp universe which I can easily recognise. I wasn't even thinking about the sex of the individual, just the calibre as to what we have been shown. But please, go ahead and name one prodigy tier whitch you know of. (Edit): Sorry, forgot about Bellatrix

@@sifilore9462 There was at least 1 student per year of Hermione calibre eg. Dawlish, McGonagall, Percy, etc. So she isn't a prodigy. Btw, I was referring to magical talent: ability to do magic easily and all the good stuff. Hermione is talented, but just not cut for those sort of wizards or witches.

Lmao

@@kushgoyal5659 and getting A+ and could even mulipative people

her lack of creativity is exactly why she’s not in ravenclaw as well!

@@user-lv1qm1cg9k revenclaw ar associated with creativity?

@@goncaloferreira6429 i believe so

Hermione doesn't have issues thinking outside the box. She regularly does it. The problem is that she is a die-hard rule follower. If forced to create new spells or potions, I have no doubt that she could. But her, as harry says, "mania for upholding rules" is so strong, she simply doesn't. That's why Snape outperformed her potion making. Snape was ambitious and power hungry, he would've done research to cut corners. Hermione would never do that, because she has nothing to prove.

@@witdajuice6763 please do give examples of Hermione thinking outside the box. I cant think of any. Also "the box" and rules are actually fairly synonymous in many ways in this topic.

Yes, I second this motion!!The Hero trio turned evil. Nice mirror universe.

Exactly and add snape to that list as well

McGonagall squared off with Volsemort and lived to say capped out at her level life she wasnt right behind Dumbledore

@@pariswebb5252 keep in mind she was fighting him at his weakest and their was still two other people with her.

@@15r52 ya that's true all his horcruxes were gone which mean that before 7 parts of his soul were just seperated from him but alive. and then he had only 12 alive(one in himself and second nagini (i dont remember whether nagini was dead by then or not)). so he only had 2by 7 of his power which is a lot lessser than his total power. and still there were 2 people with her and still the three of them lost. and also i think that harry was powerful and smart but he was not as smart as hermione so maaaybe harry can be added to the end of this list (17 year old harry) but as harry must hhave grown he would have learned more and would be in this list and we can excuse him for that cause dumbledore and grindelwald also had not fulfilled all of their potential at 17.

@@adhishb7958 harry is further down the list because in spite of his large magical potential he has a poor work ethic and not a ridiculously high Intelligence where he excelled was in bravery and quick thinking making great in a fight but lacking in the finer points of Magic more of a Mad Eye Moody than a Dumbledore /Voldemort type who were way ahead of him at the same age

That would be incredibly painful to watch, not even funny Voldys ego is fragile enough as it is, nobody deserves to be destroyed my herminie granger saying "it's LEVIOSA" so emasculating, she'd just stand over Voldy and correct him in front of all his death eaters Thank god bellatrix exists to shut granger down

They would both follow their new master. Good old Voldy would be Hermonie's slave, boy toy, ex lover- first murder victim.

Ehh The story isn't great

Honestly just delete this comment it is so trash

I'd say most wizards would have to be somewhat good at math what with their currency being based on primes

Please read the books