Narnia Bad Guys

[EveningStar]

Honestly, the White Witch was the closest to the devil in both Magician's Nephew and LWW. Because when there is a traitor, she has a right to a kill. And because she came in at the beginning of creation. And because she ate from the tree that is forbidden. Yeah.

 

[Copperfox]

The White Witch is most similar to Satan in function, for exactly the reason you provide. Resemblance to Satan BY ORIGIN is a different matter. Jadis was a flesh-and-blood humanoid, who had biological parents. Tash, by all indications, was a demon, thus a fallen angel who didn't start out as anything humanoid.

 

[lillyanyway]

It depends on the type of fight.
Sea serpent, dumb beast, would obviously only be dangerous if one was stuck in the water on a smallish boat( or a large one and caught unaware), in such circumstances, however, I wouldn't want to cross it.
Maugrim would be most dangerous if I were in a position where survival depended on outrunning or otherwise hiding from a massive wolf.
Whilst not terribly formidable in any other arena, I wouldn't want to engage in a physical battle with either Miraz or Radabash. They're both also pretty cunning and manipulative, but I think their true strength lies in the common means of combat.
Jadis, certainly a dangerous witch, to me undoubtedly stronger than the Green Lady, and, as a witch, more powerful than the more physical fighters, seems to be the one I would least want to fight, in general.