Nazi Dracula vs Werewolf Ghengis Khan?

[SebasChan]

Merlin. Now tell me, which Merlin? If you just say Merlin, I have every right to combine all the Merlins of Myth and Legend and combine them into one.

The Merlin from the original Legends of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. No movie/television adaptations. Only the original source may be drawn upon for reference.

[ActRaiser]

The Merlin from the original Legends of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. No movie/television adaptations. Only the original source may be drawn upon for reference.

The original Source? Which original source? We have Scottland, Wales, and England to draw inspiration from. Pre-Arthurian Merlin may have been a Zeus export from Rome as an old guy with a pointy hat and stick, the god Wutan (Odin) or any number of "Original Legends of King Arthur" (I'm sort of just joking with you here, I don't mean to give you a hard time).

King Arthur, and Merlin, FYI, might be one and the same person. Thus, the battle could be Zeus vs Dumbledore, Odin vs Dumbledore, or "Some kind of wizard with a stick and sword vs Dumbledore".

[Laurenced]

A Werewolf Genghis Khan would win. I don't understand how a Dracula Nazi would even pose a threat to him.

Who would win in a fight with Merlin and Dumbledore being the combatants?

Dumbledore..... He drinks poison and lives.....


Alucard or Seras Victoria (At Full Vampire from the Ultimate series)?

[ActRaiser]

Dumbledore..... He drinks poison and lives.....


Alucard or Seras Victoria (At Full Vampire from the Ultimate series)?

Ah, Merlin was possibly the Son of Satan. I doubt Dumbledore can out-cool that.

[NatsumeHack]

Clearly Harry potter would win, he would see the two fighting, and yell. "IT'S MY LIFE! " Jump out a window, and turn into a phoenix and fly away .

[SebasChan]

The original Source? Which original source? We have Scottland, Wales, and England to draw inspiration from. Pre-Arthurian Merlin may have been a Zeus export from Rome as an old guy with a pointy hat and stick, the god Wutan (Odin) or any number of "Original Legends of King Arthur" (I'm sort of just joking with you here, I don't mean to give you a hard time).

King Arthur, and Merlin, FYI, might be one and the same person. Thus, the battle could be Zeus vs Dumbledore, Odin vs Dumbledore, or "Some kind of wizard with a stick and sword vs Dumbledore".

Would Dumbledore not also then be able to be considered Merlin with your specifications? After all, Dumbledore is a wizard with a stick and a sword (Godric Gryffindor's Sword, that is). They both also have long white beards and flowing robes.

[ActRaiser]

Would Dumbledore not also then be able to be considered Merlin with your specifications? After all, Dumbledore is a wizard with a stick and a sword (Godric Gryffindor's Sword, that is). They both also have long white beards and flowing robes.

No. There's actual speculation in the scholarly world that Merlin may just have been an invention by Celts and Saxons as being a god of their culture. ::shrug::

Dumbledore's just an ageless, but still non-deific mage.

[CidtheKid]

Would Dumbledore not also then be able to be considered Merlin with your specifications? After all, Dumbledore is a wizard with a stick and a sword (Godric Gryffindor's Sword, that is). They both also have long white beards and flowing robes.

Well, Merlin is the Wizard who did it. Dumbledore is the Wizard who did himself in.

You do the math.

[Aragorn]

Well, Merlin is the Wizard who did it. Dumbledore is the Wizard who did himself in.

You do the math.

And Harry Potter is the boy who lived. Harry is totes Merlin.

[ActRaiser]

Technically, because of the convoluted myths involving Merlin, he is a powerful mage who never died. When it came time for him to "leave" this mortal coil, he simply faded away. LITERALLY.