Is Voldemort like Darth Vader?

Known for being two of the most notorious villains, Star Wars’s Darth Vader and Harry Potter’s Lord Voldemort are actually a lot a like. Though many fans have never really thought to compare the two, thanks to a new video by ScreenPrisim, both Vader and Voldemort’s similarities are brought to light.

Who is stronger Vader or Ren?

While Vader was certainly powerful with the Force, Kylo Ren is arguably even stronger, being able to freeze people in their tracks without even needing to focus on them. Even with being weaker with a sword, however, it’s still possible that Kylo Ren could overpower Vader simply using his advanced Force abilities.

Who would win in a fight between Voldemort and Vader?

Vader, on the other hand, was pitted against his own son, Luke Skywalker. Come to the end of Vader’s story, he fell to his own love of his son, something that could never happen between Voldemort and Harry. As such, Voldemort would get this win, as he could never be swayed by something like love.

How powerful is Darth Vader’s magic?

He is able to manipulate reality with the flick of his wrist. While Darth Vader wields a powerful and deadly weapon, it really is no match for magic. His use of the Force might be a more equitable skill in battle with Voldemort, but even that might hold a finger to literal magic.

Is Darth Vader stronger than Voldemort with a lightsaber?

While Darth Vader wields a powerful and deadly weapon, it really is no match for magic. His use of the Force might be a more equitable skill in battle with Voldemort, but even that might hold a finger to literal magic. While the Lightsaber is the most iconic weapon of the movies, this point has to go to Voldemort.

Is Darth Sidious a better leader than Voldemort?

You could almost say that Voldemort was the leader of a cult while Sidious was a leader of an empire, so clearly in that respect, Darth Sidious has an edge. Darth Sidious utilized the Dark Side of the Force. The Force… It’s an energy field created by all living things.