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Magical fire that chases down the living, is immune to water, and can burn stone is not something that muggle techniques can fight. As for city killers, Grimdelwald was casting a spell that would have burnt Paris to ash and killed everyone in the city save those who were loyal to him.

It apparently prevents a location from showing up on any kind of map. It literally can't be mapped. Which means pretty much all modern guided weapons are useless. Of course, that is only one of the many defenses that need to be overcome. I mean muggle aversion charms are a thing. A muggle...

They already control the muggle world. Do remember that they have a spy sitting in the Prime Ministers office 24/7. That they casually replaced his personal secretary with and Auror without the PM being aware. That they were able to, on no notice, casually reschedule an expected telephone call...

The extent to which I am taking this "personally" is mild annoyance at the continuation of the "wizards are stupid" bit of fanon being perpetrated by people who don't actually critically analyze the source material before coming to the conclusion. And no, JKR was never very good at showing off...

Except that the impression they give on a cursory read isn't actually accurate. Draco Malfoy knows what Helicopters and Hang Gliders are. The Muggle Studies class has to write an assignment on why electricity is so important to muggles. An Auror replaced the Prime Ministers personal secretary...

You do realize that in the entire series you only actually see maybe two dozen classroom scenes? And virtually everyone of them also involves some out of the ordinary event that distracts from the class? Hell, per movie canon there is actually a class called Magical Theory that they take in at...

Where do you get the idea that new magic isn't being developed? Snape was making spells in school, a collection of teenagers made the Marauders Map, Voldemort developed self propelled flight (considered impossible for a very long time), the Weasley Twins have an entire business built around...

Assuming that both participants start in the same empty field naked save for their weapon of choice, it is basically straight reflexes. Wizards are more durable than normal humans but not enough to remain combat effective after being shot a few times. Give someone decently skilled an AR-15 at...

Then yes. I mean when you count Ascended Ancients, the Six Path Sage, Omega level mutants, etc. as muggles they do tend to be able to at least hold their own, if not easily win. Hell, Jean Grey as White Phoenix of the Crown would count as a "muggle" under your classification. This despite the...

Magical beings. Enhanced muggle isn't a classification that exists. Wizards/Witches: Human/part humans who can use magic and wield wands. Magical Being: Intelligent creature with some degree of magical ability that isn't a witch/wizard. Magical Beast: Magical animals. Squibs: Humans incapable...

... @Spartan303 so your definition of "muggle" is literally anyone who doesn't actively use magic and call it magic? Yes, under that definition you can probably come up with a great many settings with "muggles" who can at least credibly challenge wizards. But that definition is farcical. I...

They fundamentally can't. Or to be more precise, anything that can compete with HP wizards who aren't artificially nerfed to an absurd degree isn't a muggle. Why do you think that so many of the muggle wank/wizards suck fics do stuff like make transfiguration temporary, add severe limitations...