Impressive! A video request-If you haven’t done one, how about explaining (if you know) or theorizing (if you haven’t been told or discovered) who made graves for the Potters, transported their bodies there, and erected tombstones for them? Presumably Dumbledore had a big part in that, but how about Snape, who quickly knew that Voldemort had betrayed him and Lily was dead? How about James’s group of friends?
Yeah I wonder how in the hell the wizarding world would still remain secret in this digital age. Memory charms could only do so much, and inevitably the wizarding world would be found out by the Internet.
I would have liked Dudley having a magical child. Having to tell his absolutely envious and controlling mother to f off. Having his dad kida change heart about magical people, after all Harry did turn out well after all and Dudley can do no wrong in Vernon's eyes. Getting something to bond with Harry over. And bringing him into a world one could see he was clearly interested in through all the bullying and acting out of his parents ideology.
I like to think that Fenrir Greyback in particular was either killed outright in The Battle of Hogwarts or was executed by The Ministry afterwards. After all, he was a highly dangerous and well known criminal in his own right and easily the most infamous criminal in Britain after Voldemort himself.
@@ryanellis9325 Bellatrix was incarcerated prior to Voldemort's return and killed at The Battle of Hogwarts. The whole time she was imprisoned though Greyback was still a wanted criminal causing havoc.
@@seanross8793In the books he is taken out by Ron and Neville. Honestly completely fair that Ron would kill him given what he wanted to do earlier in the books(trying to eat(at the very least) Hermione, scarring Bill Weasley in the previous book etc...)
I don't know if it says it when I listen to the books on tape it didn't sound like they specified but did lavender Brown die because of fenrir or was she alive? in the movie it looked as if she died but in the book it didn't sound like that...
23:10 I have chosen to believe that Aberforth Dumbledore fell in love with a Maledictus who had turned into a goat, but because of the bias against Maledicti in the Wizarding World it was safer to allow others to believe whatever they wished to believe.
Ironically if you do the math he fully died after the battle of hogwarts he would've been roughly 90 so he lived about an average muggle life span, yes I'm counting the 14 years she spent as a weird corpse baby/ just a face on someone's head
Anyone else feel like Harry should have used Hagrid's name for one of his sons? He had a closer and better relationship with him than any of the names he used, right?
Probably the idea is to keep the memory of the dead alive through his sons. Because Hagrid is still alive and still at Hogwarts, if I remeber it correctly, his Kids were able to Meet Hagrid by their own. What means the were able to here all the stories from him personally and create their own memories with Hagrid.
That was impressive. I have seen most of the shorter videos on some of these characters but this contained some that I didn’t know what happened to them after the final battle.
I can see it but I always saw them more like siblings cause he always looked out for her and she did the same for him oddly enough and they learned from one another both having no siblings of their own
Didn't Rowling said she regrets not pairing Hermione and Harry together? When I was still small, I always wanted and thought harry and Hermione become lovers.
How has no one given RON and Luna a shout out?! She's so patient with him and has the emotional intelligence to get Ron through the difficulties of losing a brother as she can relate as she lost her mother. They find each other funny, and their interactions are always positive. Ginny and Harry are too perfect to break up!
She was a bad bitch indeed. I think girlfriend was in survival mode that whole time until she saw an opening to make her move. She was clearly a chess player.
Technically, book Hermione didn't erase her parents memory, she altered them. Film Hermione used the Obliviate charm, which cannot be undone (a la Gilderoy Lockhart.)
@@merafirewing6591 Yes he did, but for obvious reasons Hermione cannot use the cruciatus curse on her parents until the memory charm breaks. Its easiest to assume she actually does the same as she does in the books, merely altering their memories with the full intention of restoring them, and obliviate was only used on screen as a generic, stand in memory charm that the audience would recognise. Or alternatively she uses obliviate, and their memories cannot be restored. Which is really sad obviously, but to be fair would make the film version of Hermione more interesting, given how much less interesting she is in the movies compared to the books.
I know he’s pretty much a non-factor in the story, but can you imagine how Oliver Wood was seen as a professional quidditch player leaving the sport to fight in a WAR AGAINST THE DARK LORD. I can only imagine his homecoming back to the field after being a literal warrior. It’s like an NBA player going to going to fight in a war and coming back to play. It’s insane to think about.
In the book, the Malfoys don't run away from the battle; they abandon it and run through the castle, searching for Draco. After the battle, they are sitting in the Great Hall, apart from the others, but together. That's an important, redemptive message that Rowling includes about their choice and the forgiveness of the wizarding community.
I always thought it would have been brilliant if at the end, when they're all on the platform sending their own children off to Hogwarts, we would have got a big surprise. We would see Duddley with his wizarding (or not) wife sending his own child off to Hogwarts and looking up at Harry with a new understanding, and a near loving even, smile. A bonus would have been to see Duddleys father proud as could be with his bushy mustache and all, fussing over his grand child who would be squirmimg around and trying to get away then maybe puts a pig tail on grandpa in frustration by accident, some spontaneous magic like Harry was known for when he was young.
Grandma would have had a canary. Petunia knows far more than she generally lets on about the wizarding world. Remember the thoughts Snape left for Harry.
I love this idea except for the the dudley's father part. Old prune was an adult man choosing to abuse a child left in his care. He does not deserve a happy ending or to be redeemed in anyway.
Lowkey Aberforth was a badass. Battled with Dumbledore and Grindelwald his whole life. Was losing to Grindelwald yes. But the fact he held his own for a second is crazy.
Viktor Krum is literally one of my favorites in the books, and I really wish he had a return in Deathly Hallows ptII, he had such a good story and I really wished the movies gave him some more screen time
I like to think after retiring from Quiddish he would have made a great teacher at Hogswart like Transfiguration or Charms or something (since he did a great job transfiguring his head into a shark in "Goblet of Fire."
Thank you! You keep the wizarding world alive for me week after week. WB should absolutely hire you as a creative consultant. And I’m 65 years old so that qualifies as sage wisdom I am sure.
I believe that Voldermort when his body became destroyed turned into a Dementor himself and was doomed to wander limbo for all time since they could not be killed. This he did for eternity nether alive nor dead.
Wow, that was epic it must have taken you ages to compile this list. I've just discovered your channel and am really enjoying your content...Don't think you got it right about Reg Cattermole though, wasn't he a friend of Arthur Weasley?
Yikes, that's a lot of information! Thanks for sharing. Aside from the old pottermore data that's now on wizarding world, where did you find the information for all of this? I know that's a huge question, but can you point me in the right direction?
Hagrid and Madame Maxime went on a journey together in harry potter and the order of the phoenix. They were send to talk to the giants and surprisingly found hagrids half brother Gwarp, which made them bond. Hagrid and her are still in contact
Did I miss Lavender Brown? In the book, her final appearance was a bit ambiguous, though the movie made it seem as though she was dead. Has Rowliing confirmed either way?
@@LyleFrancisDelp in the book it did state that fenrir was over her body and since J.K. Rowling had a say in the movies it’s safe to say either way Lavender didn’t make it.
Lockhart is so shameful he would’ve sacrificed those kids bc he was a coward I love how he lost his memories after taking others memories from them and making up false hero stories all his memories were lies she’s so smart and witty
Thank you so much for putting so much effort and thought into this presentation. I listened to it straight though. Your view on the story has brought the magical world more to life for my imagination. ❤😊
I need to tell this since she is not present in the Video: despite the very clear corpse scene in the film Lavender Brown did in fact survived the battle of Hogwarts. In the books she slightly moves after the attack from Greyback and later Joanne K Rowling confirmed that she in fact survived this incident and the battle at all.
@@maximilianlipp7246 but when I search it up, it says that pottermore stated that she was ‘presumed dead’ and that’s it. Like multiple sources talking about it when in regards to pottermore only says that.
@@ChanBang-bm9ci Actually I can remember the interview but it seems to have been deleted. She also stated that she initially survived the Battle of Hogwarts to be later killed by a Dead Eater or something like that. But its actually a source of debate if she survived or not since the interview seems to have been disappeared. The book also lets this one open, so it seems that its actually a lot less clear as I thought.
Except that Harry would be able to give testimony that Yaxley etc were active, willing Death Eaters who had returned to Voldemort when he called them when he regained his body during the Goblet of Fire.
I love backstories, so when I wrote This Peculiar Magic, I delved into what life was like for the main character before heading to the academy to study and live with others like himself. We get to understand the feeling of being the only person, it seemed, with his "affliction."
Great video....I know this character is only in the movies, but it's not clear in the Battle of Hogwarts, did Nigel survive? Maybe to a vid on all who did not survive the battle.. thanks for the vids...
One of the Patil twins did die. The one that went with Harry to the ball. The other twin & the Divination prof was puttin a sheet over her face after the battle.
I have to disagree with it being lavender Brown because I don't remember much of any information about lavender Brown after she was attacked and I just listened to the book on tape and I am pretty sure I would say 97% sure that one of the petil twins died
11:54 Dudley and Harry did it exactly right. You don't have to like each other but that doesn't mean you should deny your children, their cousins and other family members, unless you have a really good reason to
Was Florean Fortesque mentioned? They only say that he disappeared but it's never confirmed that he's dead as far as I remember. Great video. I never noticed it was over an hour. Time just flew by.
She did, with the intention of finding them assuming she survives the war. According to Rowling she managed to track them down and restored their memories soon after the end of the fighting.
I love the commentary and your insight on this movie in about the series I’m 58 years old and I love it so if there’s people out there that say they don’t like how you’re doing if you’re just going to suspicions or is this did this happen in another time or another time doesn’t matter to me I love everything you do. Thank you.
The Actor Domhnall Gleeson that played Bill Weasley in the H.P. movies was the real life son of Actor Brendan Gleeson who played Mad Eye Moody. Its so sad that we lost alot of fine Actors and Actresses from the Harry Potter films due to passing.. i can never envision another H.P. film knowing that those marvelous people can never again grace the screens to reprise their roles that they played that made the films so Iconic and unforgettable.. i watched the movie scene where Snape was killed and i cried for real knowing we had lost Alan Rickman .. then recently we lost Dame Maggie Smith may she RIP. IF YOU WANT TO READ A HORRIFIC BIO, LOOK UP THE LIFE OF Richard Griffiths brutal childhood , he played Harry's Uncle Vernon may he RIP, HIS CHILDHOOD WAS MIND BLOWING.. RIP TO ALL THOSE AMAZING ACTORS AND ACTRESSES WHO MADE UP MY HARRY POTTER WORLD..I WILL NEVER FORGET THEM...💝💝💝 WITH LOVE AND KISSES💋💋💋
If Ron's first wand was actually ash and unicorn hair, is it possible that the "back fire" that injured Lockhart was NOT entirely an accident but the wand taking advantage of its own brokenness to rebel against Lockhart whose plan was to do permanent damage to Ron & Harry?
As the video goes on, the number of times it's said, "After the last book it's unclear what happened to (insert name here)," followed by a generic, "But maybe they did well or didn't?" This is actually quite frustrating.
Reg wouldn't be under heat, his wife was a muggleborn and he really wanted to be their for support in her trial. He was frustrated that they impersonated him though
Reginald Cattermole certainly wouldn't be fired for his involvement with the Death Eaters! If you'll recall, his wife was put on trial by the Muggle Born registration commission and was rescued by Harry and Hermoine. The real Reg turned up, which was bad for Ron, as he was impersonating Reg. Reg and his wife fled, but Harry and his friends only hoped they got away. If they did, then I can't imagine Reg going back to work for the people that tried to throw his wife in Azkaban , certainly not while the regime still lasted, as he would have been branded a traitor for helping his wife escape Azkaban. Now Runcorn, on the other hand, appears to have sold out Dirk Creswell, and he appears to be in league with Yaxley. If he wasn't offed, for allowing Harry to escape and impersonate him, he was likely sacked, at the very least, for siding with the Death Eaters.
Not everyone who worked at the Ministry in the lead up, & during, to Harry’s 7th year at Hogwarts were aware that Voldemort had infiltrated the Ministry. Scrimgour wasn’t under Voldy’s control. Remember, he was killed when the Ministry fell during Bill & Fleur’s wedding reception. Pius Thicknesse was under an imperious curse and Voldy’s control as the replacement minister. Although she wasn’t under an imperious curse, and was never knowingly a Death Eater herself, Umbridge had similar biases and prejudices as the Death Eaters, so she was happy to comply with the new, darker regime. Others continued to work there under threat of imprisonment or danger to their family members.
Regarding Fleur: She did not FIRST meet Bill at Gringotts. (@24:19) They met on the morning of the Third Task, when Bill and Molly came to support Harry.
Nice video. Very well researched. One omission was the fate of Bellatrix’ husband Rodulphus and his brother Rabastan Lestrange. To my knowledge it was Rudolphus who raised Delphini , voldemorts daughter. If you had additional info though…. Thanks for the video.
It’s kinda embarrassing how emotional it is to watch this. Harry Potter was a staple in my life from the 90’s till the 2010’s in various forms. It feels like more and more it all comes to a close. I’ve been reading and listening to things about these characters for longer than the entirety of the series is long for them. It’s been 20+ years for me.
Reginald was NOT involved with the Death Eaters. His wife was on 'trial' as a muggle born and he was told to get their children and go into hiding with his wife and children
Depends who you ask? I like the idea that if he escaped prison, the Ministry snapped his wand in half and forced him to live like a muggle until such time that he could be trusted again. I think he would hate that fate worse than prison, to be honest.
@@ElMaestroGordoHis wand was destroyed in the Battle of the 7 Harry's. Hopefully he never got another one from Olivander. There were other wand makers but Olivander was the best. If he got one I hope it was substandard and hard to win over to his will.
I thought I remember reading that Stan Shunpike was under the imperious curse and though a bit of a twit and bragging he had inside information to impress people was innocent of ever supporting or aiding voldemort of his own free will?
No, he’s a half blood because his wizard father ran away when he was a baby and his stepfather adopted him as explained in the goblins revenge in deathly hallows.
Fun Fact: Crookshanks knew who Peter was because (as far as I know/read) hes actually the Potters Family Pet. Thats why he was so familiar with Sirius too.
@@aussieragdoll4840is that something that has been confirmed because if that is true that would be awesome I was wondering the same thing about grimwald place
Mcgonagall seems to be inmortal, she was at Hogwarts at least from the 10s to 2020, i wonder how a meeting between Newt Scamander and Harry Potter would be like, Cursed Child is canon
I am at 8:35 I soo much want a movie or series about this about what went on after deathly hollows ( not a complete skip to that scene when his son board the school) but from them first going home after the battle
Blaise wasn't at Hogwarts around the time, Harry was, they were in the same year. In the book the sorting begins with: Abbot, Hannah and ends with: Zabini, Blaise
16:10 - Lockhart was never a "brave, troll conqueror and dragon tamer." Also, I don't think Petunia harbored any affection for Harry, as you say at 11:50. Where did you get that? I just finished rereading the whole series, and I don't remember her ever manifesting anything remotely positive about Harry.
Lockhart didn't lose his marbles! To lose something, you first have to possess it. As Lockhart, being an airhead, never had any marbles, he couldn't lose them either
Noted to have been rather above average in both intelligence and magical ability during his formative years, all things considered, Gilderoy Lockhart was never a bad wizard, just an exceedingly lazy one that got so out of practice that his skills became largely ineffective. He was judged by his teachers whilst at Hogwarts to have had the potential to become a great wizard had he just decided to work hard to get there. Gilderoy was noted to have gotten good marks on his schoolwork in his youth, and to have been, while not the most outstanding student of his year, still noticeably cleverer than most of his classmates. Although years of subsequent neglect and sole focus on the Memory Charm eventually diminished his magical skills to the point that he grew quite inadept at using them,[3] it was nevertheless the case that his magical ability had only grown rusty nearly beyond repair, meaning that Gilderoy possessed an aptitude for magic that was, while never fully realised, still very much there, and that he could have salvaged the situation and reached his true potential as a wizard had he only applied himself. -
Thanks for watching folks! Put a LOT in to this one. What video next? Comment down below!
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Was he friendly? Why he let his sons almost kill HP?
He wasn't stupid? I bet he knew what Hagrid was going to do if they had succeed.
@@__YODA__ Aragog dies in the Half-Blood prince
Impressive!
A video request-If you haven’t done one, how about explaining (if you know) or theorizing (if you haven’t been told or discovered) who made graves for the Potters, transported their bodies there, and erected tombstones for them? Presumably Dumbledore had a big part in that, but how about Snape, who quickly knew that Voldemort had betrayed him and Lily was dead? How about James’s group of friends?
Thanks for sub titles. I might have a year of 2 of LTD hearing left, so thanks 4 incl
Why no hannah abbot
Holy crap. Hermione became Minister right before the pandemic hit. Knowing how she felt about Divination, I'm guessing she did NOT see that coming.
Now that you mention this, I wonder how the flu in 1918 hit the wizarding community and if they had spells that helped/protected them
Yeah I wonder how in the hell the wizarding world would still remain secret in this digital age. Memory charms could only do so much, and inevitably the wizarding world would be found out by the Internet.
@@sunshineimperials1600Obliviate everything 😂
@@sunshineimperials1600realistically, it wouldn't. But then again, the government has a long history of keeping sick and twisted experiments hidden.
@@sunshineimperials1600 to be fair we wouldn´t believe that. We would say that they are special effect. AI generated etc...
Rita ended up becoming really famous in the muggle world when she wrote a book series about Harry's time at Hogwarts.
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Nah, the Harry Potter series was written by Gilderoy Lockhart. 😂
Considering Slughorn gulped down a draught of Felix Felicis just before the Battle of Hogwarts it is no surprise that he survived.
I wish Fred, Tonks and Remus would've gulped down some Felix Felicis
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It would’ve been insane if everyone on BOTH sides took a luck potion
@@nathaniel04probably an epic battle where no one dies except Voldemort
@@malakaladawi7154 to be honest it voldemort took one to he would have survived lol
I would have liked Dudley having a magical child. Having to tell his absolutely envious and controlling mother to f off. Having his dad kida change heart about magical people, after all Harry did turn out well after all and Dudley can do no wrong in Vernon's eyes. Getting something to bond with Harry over. And bringing him into a world one could see he was clearly interested in through all the bullying and acting out of his parents ideology.
I really think this is such an underrated comment!
I heard the author was thinking of doing this, but it just didn't happen. Not 100% sure if it's true.
They would both be happy to have a grandchild magic would worry big D more probably. 😂
This would make a lovely story!
Moonstonepeal, What was JK Rowling planning to do that is not one hundred percent true?
I like to think that Fenrir Greyback in particular was either killed outright in The Battle of Hogwarts or was executed by The Ministry afterwards. After all, he was a highly dangerous and well known criminal in his own right and easily the most infamous criminal in Britain after Voldemort himself.
I think Bellatrix might want a word lol 😂
@@ryanellis9325 Bellatrix was incarcerated prior to Voldemort's return and killed at The Battle of Hogwarts. The whole time she was imprisoned though Greyback was still a wanted criminal causing havoc.
I read somewhere that in Canon, fenrir was killed at the battle of hogwarts.
@@seanross8793In the books he is taken out by Ron and Neville. Honestly completely fair that Ron would kill him given what he wanted to do earlier in the books(trying to eat(at the very least) Hermione, scarring Bill Weasley in the previous book etc...)
I don't know if it says it when I listen to the books on tape it didn't sound like they specified but did lavender Brown die because of fenrir or was she alive? in the movie it looked as if she died but in the book it didn't sound like that...
23:10 I have chosen to believe that Aberforth Dumbledore fell in love with a Maledictus who had turned into a goat, but because of the bias against Maledicti in the Wizarding World it was safer to allow others to believe whatever they wished to believe.
Is that a Maledictus in your pocket or are you just happy to see me 😉
works for me
Umbridge always gave me such Adolof Eichmann vibes, a sociopath trying to disguise themselves as a cog in the bureaucratic machine.
I think it's ironic that Voldemort spent his life persuing immortality and due to his arrogance he actually died younger than the average muggle
No he would've died way before then if he hadn't made horcruxes
Ironically if you do the math he fully died after the battle of hogwarts he would've been roughly 90 so he lived about an average muggle life span, yes I'm counting the 14 years she spent as a weird corpse baby/ just a face on someone's head
Anyone else feel like Harry should have used Hagrid's name for one of his sons?
He had a closer and better relationship with him than any of the names he used, right?
Agreed. In fact, I feel that Harry should have used his name instead of Snape's.
I mean, the Dumbledore boys had 5 names. Harry could have added one on if he didn't want to get rid of the others
Probably the idea is to keep the memory of the dead alive through his sons. Because Hagrid is still alive and still at Hogwarts, if I remeber it correctly, his Kids were able to Meet Hagrid by their own. What means the were able to here all the stories from him personally and create their own memories with Hagrid.
@@fredba9246 this is the only explanation my mind and heart will accept 🫂
@@fredba9246Luna isn’t dead though, and he included her name for one of his daughters
So he could have used hagrids
That was impressive. I have seen most of the shorter videos on some of these characters but this contained some that I didn’t know what happened to them after the final battle.
Luna and Harry seemed like a good 2nd pairing. Considering he also has an affinity for protecting animals.
I can see it but I always saw them more like siblings cause he always looked out for her and she did the same for him oddly enough and they learned from one another both having no siblings of their own
Harry and Luna made so much more sense to me, and that was reinforced by their chemistry in the movies
Didn't Rowling said she regrets not pairing Hermione and Harry together? When I was still small, I always wanted and thought harry and Hermione become lovers.
I thought Luna and Neville would be a couple myself.
How has no one given RON and Luna a shout out?! She's so patient with him and has the emotional intelligence to get Ron through the difficulties of losing a brother as she can relate as she lost her mother. They find each other funny, and their interactions are always positive. Ginny and Harry are too perfect to break up!
I feel like Narcissa should’ve got complete immunity after the war. She even had Voldemort believing Harry was dead. 😮
She was a+ with occlomency
She was a bad bitch indeed. I think girlfriend was in survival mode that whole time until she saw an opening to make her move. She was clearly a chess player.
@@amandawilmot6780 Yesssss!!!!
@@amandawilmot6780she definitely was playing checkers 😂
Is this a JK Rowling joke due to her trans opinions??? If so, GREAT joke!!
Technically, book Hermione didn't erase her parents memory, she altered them. Film Hermione used the Obliviate charm, which cannot be undone (a la Gilderoy Lockhart.)
I’m pretty sure or can be undone but Gilderoy had a powerful one that back fired from a broken wand which I think made it much more powerful
@benjamingore2720 no, obliviate cannot be undone, it is permanent.
I can just image Ballatrix using that as a horrible torture on families and friends
@@benjamingore2720 didn't Voldemort used the curcio curse so many times on one witch that it broke the obliviate charm?
@@merafirewing6591 Yes he did, but for obvious reasons Hermione cannot use the cruciatus curse on her parents until the memory charm breaks. Its easiest to assume she actually does the same as she does in the books, merely altering their memories with the full intention of restoring them, and obliviate was only used on screen as a generic, stand in memory charm that the audience would recognise.
Or alternatively she uses obliviate, and their memories cannot be restored. Which is really sad obviously, but to be fair would make the film version of Hermione more interesting, given how much less interesting she is in the movies compared to the books.
Filtwick being the smallest out of the bunch but being a beast with soellcasting is everything to me ❤
he is the charms professor, after all 😌
I know he’s pretty much a non-factor in the story, but can you imagine how Oliver Wood was seen as a professional quidditch player leaving the sport to fight in a WAR AGAINST THE DARK LORD. I can only imagine his homecoming back to the field after being a literal warrior. It’s like an NBA player going to going to fight in a war and coming back to play. It’s insane to think about.
I wonder how long after the Battle of Hogwarts did the fighting last against the surviving Death Eaters that escaped?
Without holding any power I don't think they had very many places to hide. I'm sure they were all swept up within a couple of months!
@@HarryPotterTheorySome probably got away and just pretended they were never there.
@@johnnycage112 with magic, anything is possible
@macwelch8599 yes and sometimes it pays to be bottom of the totem pole. No one knows or cares who you are. Makes it easy to way away.
@@johnnycage112 But they had the great snitch L Malfoy to tell all about them.
In the book, the Malfoys don't run away from the battle; they abandon it and run through the castle, searching for Draco. After the battle, they are sitting in the Great Hall, apart from the others, but together. That's an important, redemptive message that Rowling includes about their choice and the forgiveness of the wizarding community.
I always thought it would have been brilliant if at the end, when they're all on the platform sending their own children off to Hogwarts, we would have got a big surprise. We would see Duddley with his wizarding (or not) wife sending his own child off to Hogwarts and looking up at Harry with a new understanding, and a near loving even, smile. A bonus would have been to see Duddleys father proud as could be with his bushy mustache and all, fussing over his grand child who would be squirmimg around and trying to get away then maybe puts a pig tail on grandpa in frustration by accident, some spontaneous magic like Harry was known for when he was young.
Grandma would have had a canary. Petunia knows far more than she generally lets on about the wizarding world. Remember the thoughts Snape left for Harry.
I LOVE this idea!
I love this idea except for the the dudley's father part. Old prune was an adult man choosing to abuse a child left in his care. He does not deserve a happy ending or to be redeemed in anyway.
brilliant!
That would've been cool.😊
i love these longer types videos , great job!
Cheers!
Idea for a comedy series.... Stories of the accidental magic reversal squad! Can you imagine the things they've seen 😂😂😂
How about a series on Young McGonagal. She must have seen a lot over the years.
Thank you for all your work on this one! Awesome job!❤
I love the longer videos. Brilliant job 😊
Lowkey Aberforth was a badass. Battled with Dumbledore and Grindelwald his whole life. Was losing to Grindelwald yes. But the fact he held his own for a second is crazy.
Seeing Reemus and Tonx lying next to each other got me so choked up. One of the saddest images I've ever seen😢
Amazing video, great job. Every Harry Potter fan needs to see this video.
Viktor Krum is literally one of my favorites in the books, and I really wish he had a return in Deathly Hallows ptII, he had such a good story and I really wished the movies gave him some more screen time
I like to think after retiring from Quiddish he would have made a great teacher at Hogswart like Transfiguration or Charms or something (since he did a great job transfiguring his head into a shark in "Goblet of Fire."
I thought Reginald wasn’t in league with the death eaters…. His wife was muggle born and was set for questioning the day that Ron impersonated him.
I think he slipped one line back up to Runcorn, since it is the same text :)
Thank you! You keep the wizarding world alive for me week after week. WB should absolutely hire you as a creative consultant. And I’m 65 years old so that qualifies as sage wisdom I am sure.
Thanks for the kind words Kelly!
This is the perfect antidote to that feeling you get of emptiness after finishing the series. Great, great video
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YES 1 SOLID HOUR OF HARRY POTTER THEORY IN 1 VIDEO I LOVE IT
@dakotastricklin9596 do you feel better now typing that? Good I'm glad :)
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@@goochiecarrot7580 do you feel better now typing that? Good, I'm glad :)
I believe that Voldermort when his body became destroyed turned into a Dementor himself and was doomed to wander limbo for all time since they could not be killed. This he did for eternity nether alive nor dead.
Oh I love that, damned souls becoming dementors feeding off of negative emotions for eternity is an excellent theory
Wow, that was epic it must have taken you ages to compile this list. I've just discovered your channel and am really enjoying your content...Don't think you got it right about Reg Cattermole though, wasn't he a friend of Arthur Weasley?
Both entertaining and informative! Thanks!
Just finished the books again. Peeves is mentioned in the epilog. Harry warns Albus to stay away from him.
Thank you! Your hard work is appreciated!
fleur found bill first at the tri wizard tournament in the side room, and she was into him. they probably didnt speak though
Thank you! This is very entertaining and heartwarming, in that it takes me back to the magic of the series ❤
Yikes, that's a lot of information! Thanks for sharing. Aside from the old pottermore data that's now on wizarding world, where did you find the information for all of this? I know that's a huge question, but can you point me in the right direction?
LMAOOOO i’m sorry but when you did semus IM WHEEZING at “MAM” 🤣🤣
Hagrid and Madame Maxime went on a journey together in harry potter and the order of the phoenix. They were send to talk to the giants and surprisingly found hagrids half brother Gwarp, which made them bond. Hagrid and her are still in contact
Great video. Long videos always requires timestamps.
Did I miss Lavender Brown? In the book, her final appearance was a bit ambiguous, though the movie made it seem as though she was dead. Has Rowliing confirmed either way?
yep Lavender died in battle
@@matthewkroll4069 According to Rowling? I never got that in the book.
She was attacked by Fenrir Greyback and died from the wounds
@@Felipe-xt4id Bill Weasley was also attacked by Fenrir, but survived. It was never clearly stated in the book whether she died or not.
@@LyleFrancisDelp in the book it did state that fenrir was over her body and since J.K. Rowling had a say in the movies it’s safe to say either way Lavender didn’t make it.
Damn. I had to hit the subscribe button. Great content man
Love the longer videos
Lockhart is so shameful he would’ve sacrificed those kids bc he was a coward I love how he lost his memories after taking others memories from them and making up false hero stories all his memories were lies she’s so smart and witty
Thank you so much for putting so much effort and thought into this presentation. I listened to it straight though. Your view on the story has brought the magical world more to life for my imagination. ❤😊
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I need to tell this since she is not present in the Video: despite the very clear corpse scene in the film Lavender Brown did in fact survived the battle of Hogwarts. In the books she slightly moves after the attack from Greyback and later Joanne K Rowling confirmed that she in fact survived this incident and the battle at all.
Where did she confirm it?
@@ChanBang-bm9ci Back on Pottermore, when she was still welcome there.
@@maximilianlipp7246 but when I search it up, it says that pottermore stated that she was ‘presumed dead’ and that’s it.
Like multiple sources talking about it when in regards to pottermore only says that.
@@ChanBang-bm9ci Actually I can remember the interview but it seems to have been deleted. She also stated that she initially survived the Battle of Hogwarts to be later killed by a Dead Eater or something like that. But its actually a source of debate if she survived or not since the interview seems to have been disappeared. The book also lets this one open, so it seems that its actually a lot less clear as I thought.
@@maximilianlipp7246”when she was still welcome there” the stones the left has sometimes I swear. She created the whole potterverse you dunce
I feel like Astoria's death and Albus's Boruto esque personality could easily be handwaved as more bad Cursed Child decisions that should be ignored.
Cursed Child will never be canon imo
Except that Harry would be able to give testimony that Yaxley etc were active, willing Death Eaters who had returned to Voldemort when he called them when he regained his body during the Goblet of Fire.
I love backstories, so when I wrote This Peculiar Magic, I delved into what life was like for the main character before heading to the academy to study and live with others like himself. We get to understand the feeling of being the only person, it seemed, with his "affliction."
Great video....I know this character is only in the movies, but it's not clear in the Battle of Hogwarts, did Nigel survive? Maybe to a vid on all who did not survive the battle.. thanks for the vids...
I think Nigel was actually collin creevy and they screwed it up in the movies
I'm not sure if it makes a difference but Hagrid is also half giant so it might effect his lifespan.
One of the Patil twins did die. The one that went with Harry to the ball. The other twin & the Divination prof was puttin a sheet over her face after the battle.
No, that was Lavender Brown. According to Potter Wiki, she and her sister lived.
I have to disagree with it being lavender Brown because I don't remember much of any information about lavender Brown after she was attacked and I just listened to the book on tape and I am pretty sure I would say 97% sure that one of the petil twins died
@@aurorafae8162both patil twins survived
11:54 Dudley and Harry did it exactly right. You don't have to like each other but that doesn't mean you should deny your children, their cousins and other family members, unless you have a really good reason to
Completely agreed
Was Florean Fortesque mentioned? They only say that he disappeared but it's never confirmed that he's dead as far as I remember. Great video. I never noticed it was over an hour. Time just flew by.
A Very Good Video 👌🏻👍🏻
I always thought Hermonie MODIFIED her parents memories to having a strong desire to move to Australia and dno't remembering having a child.
She did, with the intention of finding them assuming she survives the war. According to Rowling she managed to track them down and restored their memories soon after the end of the fighting.
yeah in the books, she did. In the movies she obliviated them.
I love the commentary and your insight on this movie in about the series I’m 58 years old and I love it so if there’s people out there that say they don’t like how you’re doing if you’re just going to suspicions or is this did this happen in another time or another time doesn’t matter to me I love everything you do. Thank you.
Thank you for the captions
The video is longer tham the longest worldcup quidditch match!!😂😂😂😂 anyways nice onee
Umbridge ending was well deserved 😂
Daaamn, I wanted to go to bed soon, but I know I can't sleep without having seen this. Well, might be late for work tomorrow I guess. 🤷
Hahaha, enjoy!
How sad it is that most of the old characters in the movies have passed away
The Actor Domhnall Gleeson that played Bill Weasley in the H.P. movies was the real life son of Actor Brendan Gleeson who played Mad Eye Moody. Its so sad that we lost alot of fine Actors and Actresses from the Harry Potter films due to passing.. i can never envision another H.P. film knowing that those marvelous people can never again grace the screens to reprise their roles that they played that made the films so Iconic and unforgettable.. i watched the movie scene where Snape was killed and i cried for real knowing we had lost Alan Rickman .. then recently we lost Dame Maggie Smith may she RIP. IF YOU WANT TO READ A HORRIFIC BIO, LOOK UP THE LIFE OF Richard Griffiths brutal childhood , he played Harry's Uncle Vernon may he RIP, HIS CHILDHOOD WAS MIND BLOWING..
RIP TO ALL THOSE AMAZING ACTORS AND ACTRESSES WHO MADE UP MY HARRY POTTER WORLD..I WILL NEVER FORGET THEM...💝💝💝 WITH LOVE AND KISSES💋💋💋
Seamus Finnighan only blew everything up in the films not the books
If Ron's first wand was actually ash and unicorn hair, is it possible that the "back fire" that injured Lockhart was NOT entirely an accident but the wand taking advantage of its own brokenness to rebel against Lockhart whose plan was to do permanent damage to Ron & Harry?
Awesome video! Thanks so much!
As the video goes on, the number of times it's said, "After the last book it's unclear what happened to (insert name here)," followed by a generic, "But maybe they did well or didn't?" This is actually quite frustrating.
Reg wouldn't be under heat, his wife was a muggleborn and he really wanted to be their for support in her trial. He was frustrated that they impersonated him though
Reginald Cattermole certainly wouldn't be fired for his involvement with the Death Eaters! If you'll recall, his wife was put on trial by the Muggle Born registration commission and was rescued by Harry and Hermoine. The real Reg turned up, which was bad for Ron, as he was impersonating Reg. Reg and his wife fled, but Harry and his friends only hoped they got away. If they did, then I can't imagine Reg going back to work for the people that tried to throw his wife in Azkaban , certainly not while the regime still lasted, as he would have been branded a traitor for helping his wife escape Azkaban.
Now Runcorn, on the other hand, appears to have sold out Dirk Creswell, and he appears to be in league with Yaxley. If he wasn't offed, for allowing Harry to escape and impersonate him, he was likely sacked, at the very least, for siding with the Death Eaters.
Thank you for pointing that out 😊
Not everyone who worked at the Ministry in the lead up, & during, to Harry’s 7th year at Hogwarts were aware that Voldemort had infiltrated the Ministry. Scrimgour wasn’t under Voldy’s control. Remember, he was killed when the Ministry fell during Bill & Fleur’s wedding reception. Pius Thicknesse was under an imperious curse and Voldy’s control as the replacement minister. Although she wasn’t under an imperious curse, and was never knowingly a Death Eater herself, Umbridge had similar biases and prejudices as the Death Eaters, so she was happy to comply with the new, darker regime. Others continued to work there under threat of imprisonment or danger to their family members.
Yes, I thought about that to when Cattermole was mentioned. I think Ron told them to get their kids a escape abroad.
Regarding Fleur: She did not FIRST meet Bill at Gringotts. (@24:19) They met on the morning of the Third Task, when Bill and Molly came to support Harry.
Nice video. Very well researched.
One omission was the fate of Bellatrix’ husband Rodulphus and his brother Rabastan Lestrange.
To my knowledge it was Rudolphus who raised Delphini , voldemorts daughter. If you had additional info though….
Thanks for the video.
Good question
I put this video on to go to sleep and ended up watching it all the way through
LOVE IT KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK!!!!
Great vid!
It’s kinda embarrassing how emotional it is to watch this. Harry Potter was a staple in my life from the 90’s till the 2010’s in various forms. It feels like more and more it all comes to a close. I’ve been reading and listening to things about these characters for longer than the entirety of the series is long for them. It’s been 20+ years for me.
Reginald was NOT involved with the Death Eaters. His wife was on 'trial' as a muggle born and he was told to get their children and go into hiding with his wife and children
It’s scandalous Lucius Malfoy didn’t go to prison in the end.
Galleons like money in the muggle world, is all that really matters
He ratted out other deatheaters, so that worked well as well, as it often does.
Depends who you ask? I like the idea that if he escaped prison, the Ministry snapped his wand in half and forced him to live like a muggle until such time that he could be trusted again. I think he would hate that fate worse than prison, to be honest.
@@ElMaestroGordoHis wand was destroyed in the Battle of the 7 Harry's. Hopefully he never got another one from Olivander. There were other wand makers but Olivander was the best. If he got one I hope it was substandard and hard to win over to his will.
@@Njuregena necessary evil
Fantastic Video!!!
Blaize Zanbini was in Harry year. You said around the time of the trio. Great work and research
The fact that Hermione HATES divination and keeps prof trilawnys book on her shelf is saying something.
I thought I remember reading that Stan Shunpike was under the imperious curse and though a bit of a twit and bragging he had inside information to impress people was innocent of ever supporting or aiding voldemort of his own free will?
Dean Thomas was actually muggle born, thats why he was on the run during the Deathly Hallows book
No, he’s a half blood because his wizard father ran away when he was a baby and his stepfather adopted him as explained in the goblins revenge in deathly hallows.
@@ananyabremchandar6081Pretty sure in that chapter he says he’s not sure if his father was a wizard or not, but I could be wrong.
Just so you know, the inner damage of george loosing fred made so that he never can produce a patronus
Fun Fact: Crookshanks knew who Peter was because (as far as I know/read) hes actually the Potters Family Pet. Thats why he was so familiar with Sirius too.
I was kinda hoping Harry would do pro quidditch before moving on to be an Auror.
25:30 “who’s mam was a witch” I got that Karl Pilkington reference.
Not a who, but a where... What do you think was the fate of 12 Grimmauld Place following the canon timeline?
Harry burnt it to the ground maybe
It became Harry & Ginny’s home after they married. Kreacher became much nicer due to how Harry gifted him ‘Master Regulus’ locket’.
@@aussieragdoll4840is that something that has been confirmed because if that is true that would be awesome I was wondering the same thing about grimwald place
@@aurorafae8162 It’s in the final book! It’s where the family leaves from on their way to Kings Cross station.
How did Nevile became an auror? Wasn't an NEWT in transfiguration mandatory?
Could have laxxed the requirements after the war
Harry & Ron didn’t even sit their NEWTS, and they became Aurors. After the final battle, the rules & requirements for things changed.
Or maybe everybody thought that they proved their selves and so didn't have to take the NEWTs
I really injured this. Thank you so much ❤❤
Mcgonagall seems to be inmortal, she was at Hogwarts at least from the 10s to 2020, i wonder how a meeting between Newt Scamander and Harry Potter would be like, Cursed Child is canon
It is not
@@winky1932 it is
@@augusto____ cursed child ruins time turner lore
@@HerrscherPuppet so the minister of magic laws means lore to you? unlawful and secret things can exists, it's as simple as that
I am at 8:35 I soo much want a movie or series about this about what went on after deathly hollows ( not a complete skip to that scene when his son board the school) but from them first going home after the battle
Blaise wasn't at Hogwarts around the time, Harry was, they were in the same year. In the book the sorting begins with: Abbot, Hannah and ends with: Zabini, Blaise
Drink every time he says skill and determination
Fudge became Professor of Muggle Studies in Hogwarts
16:10 - Lockhart was never a "brave, troll conqueror and dragon tamer." Also, I don't think Petunia harbored any affection for Harry, as you say at 11:50. Where did you get that? I just finished rereading the whole series, and I don't remember her ever manifesting anything remotely positive about Harry.
Lockhart didn't lose his marbles! To lose something, you first have to possess it. As Lockhart, being an airhead, never had any marbles, he couldn't lose them either
Noted to have been rather above average in both intelligence and magical ability during his formative years, all things considered, Gilderoy Lockhart was never a bad wizard, just an exceedingly lazy one that got so out of practice that his skills became largely ineffective. He was judged by his teachers whilst at Hogwarts to have had the potential to become a great wizard had he just decided to work hard to get there. Gilderoy was noted to have gotten good marks on his schoolwork in his youth, and to have been, while not the most outstanding student of his year, still noticeably cleverer than most of his classmates. Although years of subsequent neglect and sole focus on the Memory Charm eventually diminished his magical skills to the point that he grew quite inadept at using them,[3] it was nevertheless the case that his magical ability had only grown rusty nearly beyond repair, meaning that Gilderoy possessed an aptitude for magic that was, while never fully realised, still very much there, and that he could have salvaged the situation and reached his true potential as a wizard had he only applied himself. -
A person can be an airhead or flake, and still be intelligent.
@@edwarddore7617Not really.
He was a Ravenclaw after all.
Heehee!😂