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“LotR has leagues better world building than HP”: Emilia Clarke’s Comment on Lord of the Rings over Harry Potter Ignited a Raging Debate That Engulfed J.K. Rowling’s Entire Fandom

Emilia Clarke sparks a heated debate between Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter fans, igniting fierce discussions on world-building and plot holes.

In a world where epic fandoms collide, Emilia Clarke unknowingly lit a fiery debate that even Smaug would envy! The Game of Thrones star casually praised Lord of the Rings for its superior world-building over Harry Potter, and suddenly, it was like the Battle of Helm’s Deep all over again—but this time, in the comment sections. 

Emilia Clarke did the near impossible task for one scene in Game of Thrones season 5 | HBO
Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones season 5 | HBO

Tolkien enthusiasts and Potterheads locked horns, with J.K. Rowling’s entire fandom swept into the storm. Did Clarke unintentionally cast a spell that ignited the ultimate fantasy face-off? Or did she simply speak a truth that sent shockwaves through the Wizarding World? Grab your wands and Elvish swords, folks—this debate is far from over!

Emilia Clarke Sparks Epic Showdown Between Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter Fans

Charlie Vickers in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power | Image via Amazon MGM Studios
Charlie Vickers in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power | Credits: Amazon MGM Studios

Emilia Clarke stirred the pot when she declared her allegiance in the age-old debate: Lord of the Rings versus Harry Potter. During an interview game with Collider Ladies Night where she had to choose what to save or kill, Clarke didn’t hesitate—Lord of the Rings won hands down. 

It’s easy to see why Clarke leans toward Tolkien’s epic saga. After all, Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin’s always been vocal about his love for Tolkien, whose work heavily influenced his own. Without Tolkien’s intricate world of Middle-earth, Clarke’s unforgettable role as Daenerys Targaryen might never have happened. Naturally, this resonated with LOTR fans, who were thrilled to have her on their side.

One fan passionately summed up the growing sentiment on Reddit: “LotR has leagues better world-building than HP,” a statement that set social media ablaze (literally!)

However, not everyone was on board. The Harry Potter fandom, known for its fierce loyalty, quickly rallied to defend J. K. Rowling’s magical universe. But even some Potterheads had to admit there are some pretty glaring inconsistencies in Rowling’s world. Why doesn’t Hogwarts teach basic Muggle subjects like math, even PE? Why ignore the practical uses of modern weapons like guns? Why’s there a lack of wizards being the ruling class since forever? And don’t get started on the chaos caused by time-turners or the baffling rules of Quidditch.

Clarke’s choice didn’t just ignite a debate; it threw fuel on the fire of a long-standing rivalry. Whether you’re team LOTR or team HP, one thing’s clear—both worlds have cast a spell on millions. But Clarke’s comment? That’s a plot twist nobody saw coming.

Clarke’s Comparison of LOTR and Harry Potter Sparks Debate Over Literary Merits and Plot Holes

Daniel Radcliffe and Ralph Fiennes in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 | image: Warner Bros
Daniel Radcliffe and Ralph Fiennes in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 | Credits: Warner Bros

Many fans believe Emilia Clarke went too far when she accidentally compared The Lord of the Rings with Harry Potter. Some people have stated that LOTR is a better piece of literature, while others have pointed out that there are several flaws and gaps in the plot in Harry Potter

However, as the debate goes on, it is evident that both Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings have their respective enthusiasts. Despite the opinion that one reflects upon the other as greater or lesser, both have added valuable input into the world of fantasy literature. Ultimately, the choice of which series to prefer is a matter of personal taste.

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