Star Wars (pro) vs Harry Potter (con)

Thank you for accepting. Star Wars goes to war with Harry Potter, who wins? Star Wars has an extreme early advantage in the fact that Harry Potter lacks the ability to enter space at any given time; therefore, Harry Potter is forced into strictly defensive battles on Earth. One planet against a Star Wars universe that has always had the ability to fight on thousands of larger ones at once is going to be completely filled with the overwhelming numbers of Star Wars units avalible. This insane number advantage gives Star Wars an immense tactical upper hand by granting a constant stream of reinforcements and supplies. Furthermore Star Wars warships have a plasma bombardment capability (quoted briefly in "The Empire Strikes Back" and seen briefly in "Revenge of the Sith") that would easily destroy any unshielded land targets and kill any wizard in the premesis. There are only four locations mentioned in Harry Potter capable of avoiding this fate: Diagon/Knockturn Alley, and the three schools of witchcraft and wizardry. In the movie "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" Hogwarts is shown to be capable of putting up a powerful magical barrier that could likely prevent plasma bombardment. I assume the other schools are able to create a similar barrier as well. This barrier was broken by a powerful spell from Voldemort born from his rage at the destruction of one of his horcruxes. Diagon/Knockturn Alley is only shown to be accessible through the wall entrance or by fireplace. The wall is; however, able to be broken as shown in the movie "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Now, this massive Star Wars armada made of four key galaxy wide armies (The Fett Line Clones, CIS, Empire, and Rebel Alliance) needs to lay siege to but four locations. This alone is insurmountable but the advantages Star Wars has do not end there. The Diagon/Knockturn Alley wall is easily overcome by blasts from an AT-AT or similar tank vehicle, granting access to the limitless Star Wars troops waiting to raid the place. The only truly defendable location would be Gringots, but Geonosians could easily map the entire larbrynth as they are masters of tunneling with acute bug senses. It would take simply a few Jedi Masters to use their combined force power to break any charms on the place and Gringots, and Diagon/Knockturn Alley for that matter, would become an easy victory for the Star Wars Universe. The barriers protecting the three schools of witchcraft and wizardry are proven to be destructible against powerful rage spells. The dark side is based largely off of rage so it is likely a powerful wielder of the dark side could bring these barriers down. Two hugely powerful Sith Lords are avalible to Star Wars here in Darth Sideous and Darth Vader. Two schools are now without barriers. Two slightly less powerful Sith Lords in Count Dooku and Darth Maul combined can destroy a third barrier. All schools are now clear targets for bombardment, but there is one hope avalible for Harry Potter. They have air-capable units in broom riders that could attack a bombarding Star Destroyer. The problem with that is the fact that they would need to get through hordes of TIE Interceptors, TIE fighters, ARC 170's, X-Wings, A-Wings, B-Wings, Droid Tri-Fighters, Vulture Droids, and heavy flak from AA batteries on each cruiser. Air Superiority goes to Star Wars easily. So each school would be bombarded and Clone Commandos could be sent in to finish any survivors. The destruction could then be confirmed by bombings from TIE Bombers, V-Wings, Y-Wings, and CIS Strike Bombers. I suppose one wildcard could be found in Voldemort and his Horcruxes but the combined meditative power of the Jedi Council could easily find things that would cause such huge ripples in the force as well as their weaknesses. They could then retrieve the fangs of the basilisk and end these horcruxes. That removes Voldemort from the equation. I see no other way Harry Potter could possibly fight Star Wars. The dominating powers, numbers and texhnology are simply too much for Harry Potter to handle. I eagerly await my opponent's response.