Biodata

Feature Value
Name Voldemort (伏地魔)
Alias(es) Tom Riddle; Tom Marvolo Riddle; the Dark Lord 90 545
Species/Race Wizard
Gender Male
Affiliation Death Eaters
Occupation/Role Dark Lord; dark-magic researcher
Status Deceased; killed after his attempt to open a gate to Deep Space was stopped 612 613
First Appearance Chapter 84, as a remnant soul extracted from Ravenclaw's Diadem 84

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Restored corporeal form 145 Regained temporary life through a sacrifice to Death, then restored his former magic through the Philosopher's Stone; the resurrection cost him part of his soul. 145
Legendary realm 537 Consumed a crystal from an ancient ruin, broke through his magical barrier, and gained chaotic power associated with Deep Space. 537
Deep Space Vessel 556 Merged with a primordial Deep Space consciousness, fundamentally altering his soul and body into a vessel capable of bearing ancient power. 556

Background / History

Early life

Tom Marvolo Riddle was born to Merope Gaunt, a descendant of Slytherin, after she was abandoned by the Muggle she had ensnared with Amortentia. Merope died in a London slum after naming her child, leaving Tom to grow up at Wool's Orphanage. 106 561

At Hogwarts, Tom pursued Dark Magic, Slytherin's legacy, and the means to escape death. Though he received praise and inspired fear, he remained driven by the need to be understood and accepted—needs he ultimately tried to replace with power, immortality, and control. 560 561

He discarded the name Tom Riddle in favor of Voldemort during his pursuit of power. 90

Horcruxes and self-alteration

Voldemort divided his soul into Horcruxes to evade Death. Ravenclaw's Diadem, Slytherin's Locket, the Resurrection Stone ring, a diary, and the fragment lodged in Harry Potter's scar are among the vessels or fragments identified in the story. 84 115 191

His extensive Dark Magic research and bodily alterations granted rapid increases in strength, but consumed his future potential and damaged his mind. Even at his earlier peak, his raw power was considered comparable to Dumbledore's. 120 269

Appearance

Voldemort's original handsome appearance was gradually replaced by a pale, serpentine form through Dark Magic and self-modification. His later fusion with Deep Space made him increasingly inhuman. 534 555

  • Pale skin stretched tightly over his bones.
  • Almost no nose, only narrow slits.
  • Scarlet, vertically slit pupils.
  • Typically wears plain black robes and carries a yew wand. 534
  • After becoming a Deep Space Vessel, develops black-scaled hands, claws, tentacles, additional scarlet eyes, and a torn, inhuman mouth. 556 595 612

Personality

Voldemort is obsessive, possessive, and ruthless. Ultimate power—not merely political dominance or pure-blood supremacy—is his central desire; he seeks to surpass Dumbledore, transcend death, and eventually attain godhood. 535 592

He governs through terror, treating followers as tools to be punished, remade, or discarded. He tortures Rowle for failure, transforms loyal Death Eaters with Deep Space contamination, and fuses failed servants into a monster without hesitation. 534 591 598

Despite his confidence, Voldemort is deeply afraid of death, failure, and power beyond his control. He delegates dangerous confrontations to avatars and followers, while Dumbledore identifies the poverty and narrowness of his inner world as his greatest weakness. 592 596 559

Abilities & Skills

Horcruxes and Soul Projection

Voldemort's Horcruxes divide his soul and allow him to evade death, though their existence leaves his soul fragmented and vulnerable. 145 191

  • His Legendary trait, Soul Projection, allows Horcruxes and beings strongly connected to his soul to awaken as independent avatars with his memories, magic, and ambitions. 548
  • The awakened avatars include younger versions of Tom Riddle and other Horcrux replicas. 547 549
  • Five avatars possessing Legendary-level magic were erased simultaneously by Ian Prince. 551
  • His fractured soul gave Dumbledore an opening in their Legilimency battle. 547

Dark Magic and magical scholarship

Voldemort is an exceptionally learned Dark wizard whose research extends beyond ordinary spellcasting. Dumbledore acknowledges his talent while condemning the evil behind it. 245

  • Authored Dark Power: Spell Conversion, a work examining magical spell structures, systems, and divine magic. 245
  • Developed or mastered powerful Dark Magic through dangerous magical alterations. 120 269
  • Uses curses such as the Killing Curse, Rot and Wither, Soul Siphon, and Void Rend. 120 542
  • His advanced spells became faster, stronger, and more unstable after his Legendary breakthrough. 542

Deep Space power

Voldemort contacted Deep Space through human sacrifice and a forbidden ritual, receiving chaotic knowledge and power in exchange for corruption. A seed of chaos and madness took root in his soul. 535 536

  • Can distort space and redirect attacks, including Grindelwald's Fiendfyre. 545
  • Can warp reality, cast high-level Dark Magic with little preparation, and induce madness through corrupted spells. 542
  • Communicates with Deep Space for information, including the locations of enemies. 592
  • His Deep Space Vessel form grants tentacles, expanded perception, and a vastly enhanced magical presence. 556
  • The power progressively damages his humanity, judgment, and physical stability. 536 612
  • Ian's silvery-white purification magic can sever and destroy his Deep Space tentacles. 612

Dark Transformation

Voldemort can infuse followers with Deep Space contamination, remaking them into inhuman servants. 591 596

  • Transformed Bellatrix Lestrange into a powerful, multi-eyed creature with enhanced senses and Dark Magic. 591 592
  • Began similar transformations on Selwyn, Crabbe, and Nott, forcing their obedience through fear. 596 597
  • Fused Bellatrix, Selwyn, Crabbe, and Nott into a monstrous creature after their failure against Grindelwald. 598
  • The process is agonizing and strips recipients of their humanity. 591 596

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Yew wand — Voldemort's usual wand and primary focus. 534 542
  • Ravenclaw's Diadem — contained a remnant of his soul before Rowena Ravenclaw removed it. 84
  • Slytherin's Locket — identified as one of his Horcruxes. 115
  • Resurrection Stone ring — identified as one of his Horcruxes. 115
  • Tom Riddle's diary — housed a young Tom Riddle fragment capable of possessing Draco Malfoy. 191
  • Mirror of Banishment — obtained after completing Ian's ruin trials; it was actually a counterfeit enchanted by Ian. 590 610
  • Ancient crystal — consumed to break into the Legendary realm. 537

Relationships

  • Albus Dumbledore — Former professor and lifelong rival. Voldemort seeks to surpass and humiliate him, while Dumbledore recognizes his extraordinary talent but exploits the weakness of his fractured, impoverished mind. 245 545 559
  • Ian Prince / Raven — Principal adversary. Ian humiliates one of Voldemort's soul remnants, traps him in staged trials, destroys his avatars, and purifies his Deep Space power during the final battle. 84 587 590 612
  • Gellert Grindelwald — Rival Dark Lord whom Voldemort dismisses as a “toothless tiger.” He repeatedly uses followers and avatars to test Grindelwald rather than confronting him directly. 545 593 595
  • Bellatrix Lestrange — Fanatically loyal follower transformed into a Deep Space-enhanced servant, then treated as a disposable weapon and eventually fused into a monster after failure. 591 593 598
  • Death Eaters — Subordinates ruled through fear. Voldemort punishes failure brutally and expects absolute obedience, but abandons them when his avatars are defeated. 534 551 552
  • Tom Riddle avatars — Independent manifestations of Voldemort's soul created through Soul Projection; they share his memories and magic but possess individual consciousness and freedom. 548

Story Role / Major Arcs

Fragmented soul and return

A soul fragment in Ravenclaw's Diadem is removed by Rowena Ravenclaw and humiliated by Ian. Other fragments continue acting through Horcruxes, including the one attached to Quirrell and the active piece within Harry Potter's scar. 84 120 191

After regaining a body, Voldemort confronts Ian and is defeated, restrained, and forced to bargain for his survival. 143

Deep Space breakthrough

Voldemort punishes Rowle, investigates the mysterious Raven, and begins forbidden rituals beneath the Death Eaters' London base. By sacrificing Muggles, he contacts Deep Space and accepts its corrupting power. 534 535 536

He consumes an ancient crystal and becomes a Legendary wizard, gaining chaotic magic that warps reality and enables Soul Projection. 537 542 548

London night-market attack

Voldemort isolates a London night market, challenges Dumbledore to a duel, and orders Death Eaters to massacre Muggles. He ignores Ian as insignificant while his avatars engage Grindelwald. 545 546 548

Dumbledore enters Voldemort's mind through Legilimency, while Ian reveals that much of the battle had been an illusion and eradicates five Horcrux avatars. Voldemort escapes after losing the mental confrontation. 547 549 551

Great Wizarding Revolution

After transforming into a Deep Space Vessel, Voldemort seeks to eliminate Ian, Dumbledore, and Grindelwald. He transforms Bellatrix and other Death Eaters into corrupted servants, then uses them to probe Grindelwald's strength. 556 591 597

Ian lures Voldemort through an artificial ruin, where he survives four trials and acquires a false Mirror of Banishment. Believing the mirror capable of sealing Raven, Voldemort walks into the final trap. 587 590 610

Final battle and death

Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Ian confront Voldemort together. As his body collapses, Voldemort attempts to use his own life and soul to open a gate to Deep Space. 611 612

Ian purifies Voldemort's tentacles and prevents the gate from opening. Dumbledore's golden magic, Grindelwald's Fiendfyre, and Ian's silvery-white power destroy Voldemort permanently. 612 613

Notable Quotes

“I am invincible!”
— Voldemort, after testing his Legendary power 542

“My power is not mine. It belongs to Deep Space. It belongs to them.”
— Voldemort, attempting his final sacrifice 612

“You... won.”
— Voldemort, after the Deep Space gate is stopped 612