So where does that leave them? RELATED: Harry Potter: 10 Iconic Death Eaters Lucius shares Voldemort’s beliefs of ‘cleansing’ the magical society, which is why he is eager to join his cause.

In the end, Rowling described Voldemort’s death like so in the books: “his body feeble and shrunken, the white hands empty, the snake-like face vacant and unknowing.” One Horcrux remained ...

Fans of Harry Potter probably vividly remember Voldemort’s death at the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, but it turns out that wasn’t the original idea. We just found ...

Throughout the series, Voldemort sets out to kill Harry Potter because of a prophecy that predicted Harry would defeat him. He also led a large group of Death Eaters who killed many of the main ...

Greg Butler, a visual effects supervisor at Moving Picture, workshopped different versions of Voldemort’s death with two other visual effects artists. Rather than going Rowling’s understated ...

As the unofficial "leader" of the Wizarding World's unsavory characters, Voldemort amassed an army of Death Eaters, followers, and even the Dementors from Azkaban. Having stood guard in Azkaban to ...

Death Eaters are loyal followers of Lord Voldemort and believed in his extreme Pure-Blooded ideology. They practiced the Dark Arts and frequently used Unforgivable Curses, such as the Cruciatus Curse.

Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells critique Voldemort’s character, calling him uninteresting and flat in a surprising podcast discussion.

The names Tom Marvolo Riddle and Voldemort have significant meaning. Names often have deeper meanings in the "Harry Potter" universe, and Voldemort is no exception. The phrase "vol de mort" means ...

With the Time-Turner, she seeks to travel back in time to prevent Voldemort’s death at Harry’s hands. In her eyes, bringing her father back would mean fulfilling her destiny and proving ...