Voldemort Runs a Marvel and DC Gauntlet

Voldemort will hit everybody with the killing curse Avada Kedavra. He is at his prime of power, bloodlusted. If the curse kills the target he moves up, if it doesn't...well he loses. The people in question have to stay completely still when Voldemort lets off the curse.

Round 1: Batman

Round 2: Spiderman

Round 3: Storm

Round 4: Wolverine

Round 5: Savage Hulk

Round 6: Thanos

Round 7: Galactus

not sure about 1-4, but Savage Hulk, Thanos, and Galactus stomp him

Does it count if Wolverine dies then comes back?

I really don't know what the killing curse would do to characters like Savage Hulk or Thanos

He passes the first 3 rounds that's for sure. Not certain about the rest

Stop at 4, above is ridiculous asking.

4.

All living things that make direct contact with the spell should get killed no matter how durable they are.

Armors are another story tho since it's not direct contact.

@anthp2000:

That's an absurd NLF.

Clears.

@kamishini: I feel bad not knowing what NLF stands for.

No limits fallacy.

@blaredevil: Oh.

@kamishini: Yeah no. It's been stated that the killing curse will kill every living thing and we've seen them killing other creatures woth as much ease. There might not be things as durable as Hulk in the HPverse but the mechanics behind the spell are clearly soul based or close enough to not make a difference imo.

@anthp2000:

That's the exact definition of NLF, not matter what you die...

lol what. Are you suggesting living beings such as the Ivory Kings would be erased?

The Spell can't even kill Giants or Dragons IIRC.

@casuallord: Giants and Dragons have magic resistance in their blood

I thought it was stunning spells giants were shrugging off. I don't recall them shrugging off AK specifically

@xerolot:

And everyone from round 4 and up has massive Magic Resistance.

@blackestnight93: Yeah they were shrugging off stunning spells. Dunno what about ak.

@casuallord If somebody has magic resistance then I doubt he will be affected by it

@xerolot: IIRC, the spells were straight up bouncing off normal giants, and even Hagrid stood up to around half a dozen, if not more before he got dropped to his knees (wasn't out though)

OT: not sure about 4, definitely stops at 5

Lol at the NLF of the killing curse. Never killed anyone or anything as durable as Batman before. Stops at 1. If durability didn't matter (which there's no evidence of) then it would clear, but that's absurd.

@blackestnight93: Around six wizards tried to capture Hagrid. Spells were bouncing off him and he casually ragdolled two/three people before he escaped to the forest.

@xerolot: sounds about right. It's been a few years since I read the books

Stops at Hulk.

Stops at 4

Stops at 2. Spiderman's spider sense helps him dodge easily. Plus his reflexes are (if I remember correctly) 400x that of a normal human.

@zackg: None of them can dodge.

Voldemort will hit everybody with the killing curse Avada Kedavra. He is at his prime of power, bloodlusted. If the curse kills the target he moves up, if it doesn't...well he loses. The people in question have to stay completely still when Voldemort lets off the curse.

@lordparallax: The killing curse isn't instant.

Killing Curse

The Killing Curse (incantation Avada Kedavra) is one of the three Unforgivable Curses.

As the name suggests, the curse kills immediately and painlessly. It looks like a long flash of green light.

@noone1996:

Wait are you seriously claiming that Batman would survive the curse? The dude can be killed by a bullet to the head. He's tough for a human, but not even slightly superhumanly tough.

Stops at 5, btw. Spell doesn't do physical damage so I don't think wolverine's regeneration would help him, but Hulk has shown some fairly impressive magic resistance feats.

@blaredevil: if you can see it than it isn't instant.

@zackg:

The OP states the characters aren't allowed to dodge. It's a durability test.

@matthijs_noyce: Is the killing curse above or equal to a bullet to the head?

@noone1996:

The killing curse is capable of killing any living being (in the HP-verse) it hits. This includes supernatural beings such as dragons. Being able to 1-shot a dragon is a feat significantly beyond a bullet. It also always kills, with the only exception being Harry (who was protected by powerful old magic). This is again a feat significantly beyond a bullet, because actual bullets fail to kill constantly.

Are you really, honestly arguing that the Killing Curse could not put down a human being? With no supernatural defences? Are you trolling?

Anyone with soul resistance can survive Avada Kedavra by feats.

@matthijs_noyce: It's killed dragons? If that's the case then I'm convinced. I'm not trolling. The killing curse is constantly used as a NLF. If the best it's killed are scrawny little wizards then I don't see why we should assume it'd kill peak or meta humans.

I don't remember it ever killing a dragon tbh. It usually takes dozens of wizards just to stun a dragon. Usually.

Stops at hulk has good magic resistance feats and I could see Spiderman getting a victory as humans could dodge the spell given some distance

Read the OP. The victim has to stand still, not dodge the spell.

@blaredevil: Not surprised.

@blaredevil: oh that's lame stops at Hulk

Doesn't batman have a spell that cancels someones magic lmfao.

Actually, an autopsy of Voldemort's paternal family, whom he killed with the Curse, showed no physical damage at all.

The police had never read an odder report. A team of doctors had examined the bodies and had concluded that none of the Riddles had been poisoned, stabbed, shot, strangles, suffocated, or (as far as they could tell) harmed at all. In fact (the report continued, in a tone of unmistakable bewilderment), the Riddles all appeared to be in perfet health -- apart from the fact that they were all dead. The doctors did note (as though determined to find something wrong with the bodies) that each of the Riddles had a look of terror upon his or her face -- but as the frustrated police said, whoever heard of three people being frightened to death?

　As there was no proof that the Riddles had been murdered at all, the police were forced to let Frank go. The Riddles were buried in the Little Hangleton churchyard, and their graves remained objects of curiosity for a while. To everyone's surprise, and amid a cloud of suspicion, Frank Bryce returned to his cottage on the grounds of the Riddle House.

- Goblet of Fire

Anyway, purely blunt or piercing durability appear to be irrelevant to the Curse, it's your garden variety magic hax. It can be resisted by magic resistance or the ability to resist death or death dealing effects. I probably think it could be resisted by the characters out there that can resist death through willpower, though they're few and far between.

@alphaq: Fair enough.

@noone1996: What you clearly don't want to understand is that we're suggesting it doesn't have to do with durability.

A NLF would be me saying that just because HP Wizards can't block it, it's unlockable to any magical shield in fiction.

Adding lmfao in your argument does not help convince me or anyone.

So if all of the characters in this gauntlet had no magic resistance feats, would or would Voldemort not clear this gauntlet?

@anthp2000:

Feat-wise, there are far greater magic users in Marvel, Enchantress being one of them, which coincidentally was one of the characters Hulk resisted magic from completely unaffected during Spider-Man & The Secret Wars vol.1 #1, a retelling from Marvel SuperHeroes Secret Wars I #4, Enchantress was pretty much stomped by a weakened Hulk who no-sold her attacks and proceeded to overpower her shields and knock her out with a single slap.

This is important because Enchantress is actually capable of killing people with a simple spell, as she did to Hulk in the very fist issue of what people considers to be his first volume, Incredible Hulk vol.1 #102. It is worth to note that Hulk grew much stronger past his first issue so this type of stuff happening to him back in 1968 does not mean it will happen to him now, specially when it was confirmed in 1974 he was already much stronger than before.

I'm sorry, but even if applying NLF, there's absolutely nothing denying Hulk might as well resist the spell like nothing, it lacks feats to operate on Hulk's caliber, who has actual feats against particularly similar spells.

Hulk beats the crap out of every single character in the Harry Potter verse at the same time with minor discomfort if any at all.