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This is not a straight up vs thread Before you get too upset with the lack of palantir and intellectual saruman/gandalf discussion, remember that you're assuming that these don't happen, without one credible bit of evidence to support your assumption. Saruman of many colors and the dark wizard voldemort are swapped—each replaces the other in their respective universe
The question here is who does better in their new worlds Seems like you're working yourself into a bit of a tizzy, there Will the white hand of saruman break down the wizarding world
Buggy as saruman taking over the shire from lord of the rings, basically
Buggy threatening their happy ending, not because he's strong, but because he's sneaky and patient Because there's no way oda is ending this on a sad ending. Who the hell would loki even fight and not kill in 10 seconds Only garp was able to throw a punch at him, so san juan wolf has some high endurance.
Future events make your final bet After this chapter, are you willing to bet on bb or imu as the final villain? And saruman 's staff breaking in the film does not happen (unless it is to be in the ee) so that significance of that really isn't much in the film A wizard isn't dependent on his staff in the films.
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