Dahak, a figure from Persian mythology, is often depicted as a chaotic and destructive force, embodying evil and destruction on a grand scale. Voldemort, while also a powerful dark wizard with a penchant for cruelty, operates within a more defined moral framework and is primarily motivated by personal power and immortality. In terms of sheer scale of malevolence, Dahak's mythological nature suggests a more cosmic level of evil compared to Voldemort's character-driven malice. Ultimately, the comparison depends on whether one views evil as a personal ambition or a broader, existential threat.
Doubtful. Dahak is nothing more than a fictional tv character. Alois Hitler died decades before Xena was on.
No, Dahak is a fictional character.
Dahak is a fictional character, so unfortunately Dahak is not real and never had a child called Adolf Hitler.
Of course not. Dahak is just a fiction character who is based on the concept of Satan.
No
no
What the hell is Dahak? Whaterver it is, I'd say racism is worse.
What the hell is Dahak? Whaterver it is, I'd say racism is worse.
Both are demons, who can say which is worse
There is no Dahak!
NEVER ! Human life is ALWAYS more valuable than animal life, and I love my animals very much.
Dahak does not exist anywhere than in video games. There is no association with the two.
Dahak is not real, only a pretend being in a video game.
No.
No!
The only thing more dangerous than the devil would be the God of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Dahak is a pretend god who does not exist.
Dahak was created in 1997.