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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

What can I say? You posting this reminded me of it.

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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

That's making me think of Spider-Man's battle with Doctor Strange in No Way Home, where he realizes that the "Mirror Dimension" that Dr. Strange has transported them to is based on geometry - allowing him to defeat Strange.

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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

@PeanutTheAngel - I'm sure you'd be awesome in other ways that benefit people who are less well off. :)

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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

@BobaAddicted - Thank you kindly.

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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

@PeanutTheAngel - I'd have given them to foodbanks and to homeless shelters for the kids.

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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

@PeanutTheAngel - Nope, but that sounds like a boss move.

What did that person do with all the chocolate bars?

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DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024

This honestly wouldn't shock me.

DeltaSquad5·12/16/2024 in Images & Links

Christmas Night at Hogwarts - Enchanting Harry Potter Music and Ambience

This was uploaded a week ago and since it's that time of year - with some of us definitely needing to de-stress from the holiday season - I decided to share it here.

The video description reads as follows:

"Dear Friends!

Welcome back to the enchanting world of Hogwarts on the most calm night of the year, Christmas! As snow gently falls and the castle glows with festive lights, I invite you to take a break and immerse yourself in the warmth and wonder of Harry Potter world, music and ambience.

This video features beautiful soundtracks from the beloved older Harry Potter video games, including The Chamber of Secrets, The Prisoner of Azkaban, and The Goblet of Fire, with enchanting compositions by the talented Jeremy Soule. These nostalgic tunes blend perfectly with the peaceful Christmas night at Hogwarts, creating the ultimate magical holiday experience.

Perfect for cozying up with a warm drink, studying, reading, or simply relaxing, let this video transport you to the Great Hall, where the holiday spirit shines brightly.

I Wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Let the magic of Hogwarts fill your heart this festive season.

Take care!"

Hope you enjoy this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lnOgpS1t9E

Christmas Night at Hogwarts - Enchanting Harry Potter Music and Ambience

Christmas Night at Hogwarts - Enchanting Harry Potter Music and AmbienceYouTube

Harry Potter Soundtrack Playlist

00:00 - Hogwarts Christmas Music (Scott Rakozy)

02:39 - Gateways to the Far Starts

03:36 - Morning at Marunweem Lake

04:51 - Exploring Hogwarts

05:59 - Welcome to Hogwarts

07:36 - Dance of the Mooncalves

10:24 - Hogwarts Best & Brightest

11:55 - Follow Snow

12:58 - Friendship to Be

14:27 - Greenhouse

15:28 - Day Follow

16:46 - Outside the Castle Walls

18:19 - Story Book

20:30 - A Gathering of Friends

21:28 - Storybook v2

22:44 - Tri Wizard Theme

23:38 - Mysteries of the Cosmos

25:21 - To Catch an Owl

27:29 - A Task in Hand

29:18 - A focus Mind

32:15 - An Intense Aversion

34:18 - The Room of Hidden Things

38:46 - The Observation Deck

40:53 - Central Tower

44:06 - Ancient Magic Coda

47:07 - Night

48:36 - Hope Fades

51:46 - The Arrival

54:45 - Submerged

56:35 - Best & Brightest

58:16 - Gateways to the Far Starts

59:15 - Friendship to Be

1:00:43 - Hall of the Keepers

Harry Potter Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry Christmas

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DeltaSquad5·10/20/2024

Congratulations. :)

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DeltaSquad5·9/27/2024

May she rest in peace; she was a fantastic actress.

DeltaSquad5·9/5/2024 in Games & Events

"Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions" - Gameplay Overview Launch Trailer...

I don't know if this has been posted already, so I apologize if it has.

In any case, I saw this on IGN's YouTube page - with it been uploaded seven days ago (August 29th) and showing the gameplay for a new game in the Harry Potter series that focuses on Quidditch, but with some changes to balance things for video game players.

Here's the Gameplay Overview Launch Trailer for the game, so see what you think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVTVC0KKHDY

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions - Official Gameplay Overview Launch Trailer

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions - Official Gameplay Overview Launch TrailerYouTube

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions

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DeltaSquad5·7/14/2024

@UrLocalWeirdo536 - Moly, not Molly.

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DeltaSquad5·7/12/2024

Well it's something you eat rather smother yourself in, but @The Dark Marc makes a good point.

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DeltaSquad5·7/11/2024

@Stormshock the animus ElectricWing - I'm not sure about that, honestly.

In "The Odyssey", the plant - when consumed by Odysseus - rendered the magic of Circe useless against him, despite her been a Demigoddess; the part of the Odyssey involving this been shown here in this explanation of the story by Overly Sarcastic Productions.

Of course, like with a lot of adaptations of things/people from mythology, things can be altered and Moly is no exception.

(In EPIC: The Musical, for example, Moly is turned into a magic-granting drug that allows Odysseus to temporarily summon a "being of his own creation" - with Odysseus choosing a Cyclops - to overcome Circe's own magically summoned Chimera before his draws his sword on her).

For the Wizarding World version of Moly, it does say about it been effective at countering enchantments when consumed. However, I was curious to see if that protection might extend to the unforgivable curses as well; hence why I made this discussion to get people thinking.

DeltaSquad5·7/11/2024 in Opinions

Could Moly offer any protection against the unforgivable curses?

For those who are unaware, Moly is a plant that appears in Greek Mythology - more specifically as part of Homer's The Odyssey - where it is given to Odysseus (a muggle) by the Greek God Hermes in order to protect him when he goes to rescue his men from Circe; the Demi-Goddess daughter of the Sun God Helios and a powerful witch.

Thanks to the plant's anti-magic properties, Circe's attempts to magically turn Odysseus into a pig - as she had done with his other men - fails, allowing for Odysseus to threaten her and force her to turn his men back to normal, which she does in exchange for Odysseus not killing her; her later aiding him with trying to get himself and his men back home to Ithaca following the Trojan War.

In the Wizarding World, the story of Circe and Odysseus is known to wizards, while Moly is also grown at Hogwarts with the students taught how to handle it.

With this version of the plant still having some of its anti-magic properties, it's made me wonder - would this plant offer any protection against the unforgivable curses, or is that beyond the capabilities that it offers?

Curious to see what you guys think.

(Edited by DeltaSquad5)

Unforgivable Curses Moly

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DeltaSquad5·6/27/2024

Ah, my apologies.

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DeltaSquad5·6/27/2024

The clip's here if you're curious - Red Dwarf.

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DeltaSquad5·6/27/2024

True, and I also guess it depends on the gun the Muggle is using. A pistol is one thing, a rapid fire/assault weapon may be another matter.

Additionally, re-reading my previous comment - in particular the "Ooh, bother" bit - is just making me think of the Red Dwarf episode where (off-screen) Winnie the Pooh gets shot.

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DeltaSquad5·6/23/2024

Wizard: "Engorgi-"

[BANG!]

Wizard "-Ooh, bother..." [falls over]

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DeltaSquad5·4/26/2024

@Sophie4eva123 - Thank you very much. :)