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- Choranaptyxis
Choranaptyxis was a characteristic some magical creatures...
- Choranaptyxis
Dec 4, 2016 · The first one is how many arrangements there were in the Riddle of the Potions (Pottermore calls it “The Potions Puzzle”, by the way). Let’s see the original puzzle they found: Three of us are killers, waiting hidden in line. Are twins once you taste them, though different at first sight.
Nov 14, 2014 · However, in the 7th book, this entire idea is changed to the wand being the thing that's powerful and regardless of the wizard's/witch's skill or knowledge, he/she could still perform a very advanced spell if it's something the wand could handle.
- Levitation
- House Elf Magic
- Lycanthropy
- Maledictus
- Veela Charm
- Magical Resistance
- Parseltongue
- Legilimency and Occlumency
- Seeing
- Wandless Magic
Levitation was an incredible ability that very few wizards and witches have actually mastered. Traditionally the magical community uses a broomstick to travel around, as it's an efficient method that's both safe and controllable. It does not require much magical skill. However, some sorcerers can actually levitate, using a variety of spells. While ...
House Elves have their very own kind of magic, different from anything wizards and witches are used to. While the Wizarding World use wands to channel their magic, for the most part, a House Elf can use a charm at just the click of their fingers. What's more, House Elves often don't need to actually cast spells, simply achieving what they want with...
Very simply, this power is the ability to turn into a werewolf - but it's involuntary. As fans learned from Lupin, this is a condition that comes from being bitten by another werewolf. This one is definitely at the bottom of the barrel. RELATED: 10 Worst Things The Ministry Of Magic Did To Harry In Harry Potter While it's cool to turn into another ...
A maledictus is someone who has been cursed. Often transported through blood meaning that heirs can also inherit it, it starts with the victim being able to transform into an animal. However, as time goes on they continue to exhibit more and more animalistic features. Eventually, they will be stuck as that animal and there doesn't appear to be a cu...
Veelas have a magical knack for enchanting those around them, particularly men - who go completely bonkers around them, willing to do anything to impress the Veela in front of them. It's a skill that can be passed down even to mostly-human descendants as fans saw in Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire with Fleur Delacour when she accidentally wooed...
Certain witches and wizards have the ability to resist magic used against them, sometimes through genetics and sometimes through innate talent. For example, Hagrid, as a half-giant, has a giant's ability to resist numerous stunning spells - something that definitely came in handy. RELATED: 5 Best Departments In The Ministry Of Magic (& 5 The Worst)...
This is definitely the most bizarre of the Harry Potter powers. Parseltongues are able to speak to snakes, an ability with limited uses that's still cool as hell. This is also helpful when Slytherins may use Parseltongue words as passwords and magical commands, say, to open the Chamber of Secrets. It's a skill that can be genetically inherited, lea...
Legilimency is the power to read minds, while occlumency is the corresponding ability to block mind-readers. Frankly, it's surprising that these skills aren't more widely studied in the wizarding world, as who wouldn't want to read people's minds occasionally? And then, if having your mind read was a possibility, you'd think occlumency would be ver...
Throughout the Harry Potterseries, Professor Trelawney is considered a bit of a joke, but the fact is that despite her oft-incorrect (and dire) predictions, she is a real seer. Seers can have visions of the future and it's a very powerful ability when handled correctly. RELATED: 10 Things About Magical Creatures That Make No Sense In Harry Potter T...
If you're a witch or wizard already then it can be hard to see your way up from there. After all, you have magic! That alone should be a dream come true. But when spells by themselves start to lose their novelty you might start to get frustrated at needing your wand for everything. Not a problem for advanced magic users! Wands help channel magic an...
The series was produced and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures and consists of eight fantasy films, beginning with Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001) and culminating with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011).
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore is a direct sequel to Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, and the third instalment of the series of films based on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, one of the companion books to J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, overall being the eleventh film set in the wizarding world. The film is directed by David Yates, with a screenplay by J ...
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Jul 23, 2023 · Spoiler warning! There are some mild spoilers ahead – turn back now if you’re not familiar with all the books… Squibs. Did you know that Argus Filch and Arabella Figg were both Squibs? Though we came across these two characters in the films, this element of who the cantankerous Hogwarts caretaker and Harry’s cat-obsessed neighbour were ...
