Why is Harry James Potter not multi-city block level?

[JohnCenaNation]

Voldemort is Tier 8-A: Multi-City Block level despite never mastering the Elder Wand, the Elder Wand rejected Voldemort as its owner and choose Harry instead during their final fight, and since Harry mastered the Elder Wand unlike Voldemort he should scale to Voldemort's feat with the Elder Wand if not greater than Voldemort, especially since the Elder Wand is the most powerful wand to ever exist and wielders of Elder Wand can replicate greater feats than non-Elder Wand wielders can.

 

[Shmeatywerbenmanjenson]

In the books it's stated that his mothers blessing empowers his wand to let him be able to match Voldermort

In fact the way he's killed in the books is his own killing curse is reflected off Harry and back at himself because of his mothers blessing as well as the Elder Wand's allegiance belonging to him

 

[JohnCenaNation]

In the books it's stated that his mothers blessing empowers his wand to let him be able to match Voldermort

In fact the way he's killed in the books is his own killing curse is reflected off Harry and back at himself because of his mothers blessing as well as the Elder Wand's allegiance belonging to him

Oh okay that explains the context regarding to what happened there. So it wasn't just Harry mastering the Elder Wand, but also his mother's blessing that came into play? But still doesn't Harry have any feats with the Elder Wand or get any amps?

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Voldemort was defeated via plot armor in which "The Power of Love" gave Harry some power nulling skin. And yeah, Voldemort's wand rejected him due to Harry being the true owner at the time since he disarmed Malfoy who disarmed Dumbledore and basically. Voldemort accidently killed himself rather than Harry overpowering him.

 

[JohnCenaNation]

Voldemort was defeated via plot armor in which "The Power of Love" gave Harry some power nulling skin. And yeah, Voldemort's wand rejected him due to Harry being the true owner at the time since he disarmed Malfoy who disarmed Dumbledore and basically. Voldemort accidently killed himself rather than Harry overpowering him.

I think I just got a major headache reading this. 0_0

 

[Greatsage13th]

I think I just got a major headache reading this. 0_0

You don't say

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

You don't say

It is true though.

 

[Greatsage13th]

It is true though.

Yes it is

 

[Shmeatywerbenmanjenson]

Voldemort was defeated via plot armor in which "The Power of Love" gave Harry some power nulling skin. And yeah, Voldemort's wand rejected him due to Harry being the true owner at the time since he disarmed Malfoy who disarmed Dumbledore and basically. Voldemort accidently killed himself rather than Harry overpowering him.

For the longest time though I've wondered why harry doesn't get "8-A against Voldemort" or AT LEAST Empowerment

 

[Greatsage13th]

For the longest time though I've wondered why harry doesn't get "8-A against Voldemort" or AT LEAST Empowerment

Or at least 8-A attack reflection

 

[RoyGundam]

For the longest time though I've wondered why harry doesn't get "8-A against Voldemort" or AT LEAST Empowerment

Because he is not empowered. Vodly dies because he tried to use the Elder wand to kill Harry, who is its rightful owner (something that the Elder wand won't do). Harry uses expelliarmus, which takes the wand out of Voldy's hands and then Harry catches it - at which point Voldy's own killing curse is now pointing towards him, killing him. Harry himself had no feats with the Elder wand other than restoring his own broken wand

Or at least 8-A attack reflection

Harry's immunity only works with Voldemort. It's not a generic protection

 

[RoyGundam]

In the books it's stated that his mothers blessing empowers his wand to let him be able to match Voldermort

Actually, Harry and Voldemort are wand brothers, i.e. the core of both of their wands are feathers taken from the same Phoenix (it is in fact Fawkes, Dumbledore's Phoenix) - that is why their wands interact strangely in the climactic fight of Book 4. Harry also basically loses his mother's protection in Book 4, when Voldemort gets his body back. He is able to touch Harry without bursting into flames

 

[Ped2018]

Also, @JohnCenaNation it seems you had questions abou HP's speed ratings, could you ask them here? Because it seems there's a handful of Harry Potter supporters in this thread.

 

[Shmeatywerbenmanjenson]

Because he is not empowered. Vodly dies because he tried to use the Elder wand to kill Harry, who is its rightful owner (something that the Elder wand won't do). Harry uses expelliarmus, which takes the wand out of Voldy's hands and then Harry catches it - at which point Voldy's own killing curse is now pointing towards him, killing him. Harry himself had no feats with the Elder wand other than restoring his own broken wand

He clashed with Voldemort and matched him when he was initially resurrected at the graveyard

The entire reason he gets a new wand later is because the Core's made it so he could match Voldemort enough so that he could get away

Later when he tries to use his new wand against Harry, Harry's wand straight up overpowered Voldemorts and destroyed it

 

[JohnCenaNation]

Oh right, now I just remember! I found the following speed feats and calculations from a different website:

Voldemort flying from Austria to Britain in a short time which is calculated at High Hypersonic+ speed.

Voldemort's Apparition feat which is calculated at Massively Hypersonic speed.

How legit are these speed feats?

 

[RoyGundam]

He clashed with Voldemort and matched him when he was initially resurrected at the graveyard

That happened because both of their wands contain feathers from the same phoenix as their cores

Later when he tries to use his new wand against Harry, Harry's wand straight up overpowered Voldemorts and destroyed it

If you're talking about the time when Voldemort chases Harry on the way to the safehouses in book 7, that's actually Voldemort breaking the wand he borrowed from Lucius by forcibly trying to use powerful magic. In Harry Potter lore, the wand chooses its owner, so borrowed wands don't work

Finally, in the last confrontation, Voldemort has the Elder wand while Harry is actually its proper owner

 

[Shmeatywerbenmanjenson]

That happened because both of their wands contain feathers from the same phoenix as their cores

Yes, and it allowed him to match him

If you're talking about the time when Voldemort chases Harry on the way to the safehouses in book 7, that's actually Voldemort breaking the wand he borrowed from Lucius. In Harry Potter lore, the wand chooses its owner, so borrowed wands don't work

No, Harry's wand destroys it

Finally, in the last confrontation, Voldemort has the Elder wand while Harry is actually its proper owner

He actually states in the final confrontation
But what does it matter? Even if you are right, Potter, it makes no difference to you and me. You no longer have the phoenix wand: We duel on skill alone ... and after I have killed you, I can attend to Draco Malfoy....

Which is more evidence pointing towards Harry's wand allowing him to match Voldemort, or at least not allowing Voldemort to Harm harry should their spells collide

I'm sure this qualifies for something

 

[RoyGundam]

Yes, and it allowed him to match him

because of a shared property of their wands, not power

No, Harry's wand destroys it

As far as I remember, it was mostly due to Voldemort forcing his wand

He actually states in the final confrontation
But what does it matter? Even if you are right, Potter, it makes no difference to you and me. You no longer have the phoenix wand: We duel on skill alone ... and after I have killed you, I can attend to Draco Malfoy....

He was simply mistaken there. He thought Malfoy was still the rightful owner when it was actually Harry (because he had disarmed Malfoy at some point before the final fight). Harry doesn't tell Voldemort that he is the rightful owner

 

[RoyGundam]

No, Harry's wand destroys it

Also, as far as I remember, Harry's wand is somehow aware of Voldemort and his magic after their cores connect in book 4. It kind of works by itself whenever Voldemort is around

 

[Shmeatywerbenmanjenson]

because of a shared property of their wands, not power

Yes but that shared property allowes them to match each other despite the power difference. Thats what I'm getting at

As far as I remember, it was mostly due to Voldemort forcing his wand

No, Harry's wand acted on his own and destroyed it

However this was before Vold got a chance to attack now that I'm remembering it clearer

He was simply mistaken there. He thought Malfoy was still the rightful owner when it was actually Harry (because he had disarmed Malfoy at some point before the final fight). Harry doesn't tell Voldemort that he is the rightful owner

This is referring to his old wand

 

[Gendolfgg1]

I don't think this can be applied, because Voldemort and Harry Potter were spiritually connected throughout the series and it just doesn't allow them to scale normally. The Elder Wand is actually a good argument in favor of raising Harry's level, because you correctly pointed out that it is the most powerful Magic wand. I think any owner of it should nevertheless scale up to the top of the verse.

 

[Gendolfgg1]

Oh right, now I just remember! I found the following speed feats and calculations from a different website:

Voldemort flying from Austria to Britain in a short time which is calculated at High Hypersonic+ speed.

Voldemort's Apparition feat which is calculated at Massively Hypersonic speed.

How legit are these speed feats?

I don't understand at all why wizards still have such a low speed if lightning spells and similar flights are demonstrated many times in the verse, an example of which you provided. Moreover, the rest of the wizards should scale up to such feats