Out of someone like The giant galacus that eats a planet or on frightening sentinels for mutant hunting In the stories "X-Men", there are really not many Marvel characters that are physically frightening than juggernaut. Born Cain Marcos, Juggernaut's Marvel Comics version is a human -made stepfather to Professor Charles Xavier and was given superhuman power of gem belonging to God, allowing him to become a "human joning". His dome helmet not only protects his noggin when smearing through Wallsids as a wicked man of cool-aid, but also keeps him from mental attacks, keeping his brothers and sisters safely from his mind. (Think of how Magneto anti-telepathyExcept with some more practical physical purposes and much less style.) Juggernaut is the power of nature and then some. In fact, in a comic book, he almost trampled exactly above all the wizard of all with a silly scar.

That's how it is - juggernaut almost accidentally destroyed Harry Potter like a bug.

In "New Excalibur" in 2006, #3 (written by Chris Clarmont and illustrated by Michael Ryan), has a great series of panels showing outside of the Kosteukhni Jongernut released the street in London, when he almost collapsed in the boy who lived and his two closest friends. It's a cute little crossover (see below for the picture), but could Harry and his friends exist in the same canon as Marvel's heroes?

"New Excalibur" follows the events of the devastating "House of M", which shows that Scarlett Witch changes the whole history by saying the words "no more mutants". In this particular story, Juggernaut is reformed and now works with some former X-Men to overthrow a wicked version of Professor F. called Dark Xavier. There are many wild spells that take place in "New Excalibur" and takes place in the UK, so the idea of ​​Harry Potter and his fellow wizards do not appear Really All that far -reaching. And because the time frames and the canon "X-Men" Almost as malleable as that of "Star Trek" Thanks to things such as travel time and multiversum, The characters "Harry Potter" can easily exist within the boundaries of that continuity.

The only real question is that this seems to have been just a little fun visual wrap inspired by the fact that Juggernaut is in London. It is also worth remembering that "New Excalibur" came out at the height of the Harry Potter franchise in the 2000s. "New Excalibur" #3, specifically, came out not too long after the release of "Harry Potter and Semi-Black Prince" and shortly before the release of the movie "Harry Potter and the sequence of Phoenix" (starring Daniel Radcliffe as a titular. Unfortunately, "X-Men" and Marvel's other characters are owned by Disney, while the Harry Potter and TV shows are owned by mouse competitor Warner Bros., so the probability of another, even more crossover, is very slim.

Oh well, at least we will always have a "new Excalibur".