Ranking Every Gryffindor Character’s Bravery: Least Brave to Most Brave (Harry Potter Explained)
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For me the bravest thing Harry did was walking to his own death willing to sacrifice himself for everyone elses fate. Just imagine that at the age of 17 years old.
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@@dragonwings8610I think he was still 17 then
@@nils5313 He "died" almost at the end of the book so I think he might be 18 but idk
@@dragonwings8610Harry's birthday is the 31st July 1980 so when the Battle of Hogwarts took place (1/2nd May 1998) he was 17. If I'm not mistaken
@@dragonwings8610The final battle was in May while Harry’s birthday is in July, so he was still 17
At the time of his sorting, Peter Pettigrew likely exhibited some traits that were valued by Gryffindor House, such as bravery and determination. However, it is worth noting that the Sorting Hat takes into account the individual's preferences and choices as well. Pettigrew may have been drawn to Gryffindor due to his desire to be like his friends and gain their acceptance.
True. I guess the bravest thing Peter did was cut Harry with a knife but Harry was also tied up, so maybe the bravest thing he did was kill Cedric?
@@based4560 don’t forget finger and hand
It was probably a mistake for the sorting hat to put him in Gryffindor.
We also have to remember that the sorting hat sees what you *value*, not just what traits you already possess. It sorted both Peter and Neville into Griffindor because they *admired* brave people. Neville worked at it and became one; Peter did not.
@@cocoslibrary4166 That's actually quite interesting to think that Peter Pettingrew could've been like Neville Longbottom had he overcome his own insecurities, likewise Neville could've became like Peter. I think the reason why Neville didn't become like Peter because he didn't want to insult his parents memory and wanted to make them proud of him.
I would put Lee at top. You forgot that he was doing Potter watch wireless broadcast. That took INSANE bravery.
Honestly, after Ginny and Luna were out of the picture, Seamus was like Nevilles number two in the DA in Deathly Hallows, while his friend Dean went on the run. Neville even tells us he was tortured by the Carrows even harder than Neville himself. He also shows kind of bravery in Order of the Phoenix when he apologised, so he deserves better.
McGonagall also dueled Voldemort along with Kingsley and slughorn
for hermione, i think it’s worth mentioning that when she wiped her parents memories, she didn’t know if she would see them again, she didn’t even know if she would make it out of the war alive. for me, that was her bravest moment.
Also, she always had Harry's back. Ron dipped out a couple times but Hermoine never did.
For a second at the end I was like wait where is Harry’s son Albus and then I remembered he was sorted into Slitheryn
It’s great that not only was Oliver wood mentioned, but also the first character in this video ( 0:49 )plus in the brave category which he should always be in. He’s honestly really underrated, I made a whole video about that on my channel
One thing that I think should push Seamus up a tier or two is the fact that while he remained at Hogwarts he endured horrific abuse from the Carrows that was rivaled if not worse than Neville's, which implies he was not afraid to stand up to them, also he was not afraid to stand up for his beliefs when he thought Harry was lying about Voldemort being back despite getting backlash from his other dorm mates. Let's be honest to any outsider the story would be pretty outlandish.
I know you like theories lol, I have a theory for why Wormtail got sorted into Gryffindor. So the sorting hat is at least aware of shifting patterns in the future, hence it occasionally warning the school with it's song. Neville ended up in Gryffindor because the hat knew that someday his act of bravery would turn the tide of the battle of Hogwarts for example. So for Pettigrew I think the hat foresaw Voldemort's rise and that the only way he would ever be destroyed is if Harry was... well, Harry. The whole thing had to play out just right from start to finish, and that entire sequence of events only comes to be when it starts with Peter's betrayal. If Pettigrew had been in Slytherin he would have just become a very weak death eater, James and Lilly don't die to save Harry which means Voldemort never falls the first time and just keeps getting more powerful, on top of which nobody ever knows about the horcruxes he had already made so he would have been invulnerable. I think the hat saw that shape of that future and put Wormtail in Gryffindor just to set a chain of events into motion that would make it possible for Voldemort to be defeated. Just a theory... but I think it makes sense lol.
Yes!
Molly Weasley joined the order after both her brothers died, with her husband even though she knew they had 7 kids, she also let all of her kids live at order headquarters and serve the cause. All of them were listed in mortal peril on the clock for years. Arthur nearly died defending the prophecy. And she fought at the battle of Hogwarts and took out Bellatrix singlehandedly. She also lost a son, had one turned into a lesser werewolf, one who worked with dragons for funsies Harry spent 1 day with a horntail, he surrounded himself with dragons, and had a son maimed in the relocation battle of 7 Harrys, also her daughter and son went to the Chamber and, her son was dragged into the depths of the Lake, and 6 of her kids played quidditch the contact sport. Idk of a single person in the series with more at stake, but committed to the cause...Pretty effing brave mom.
Should’ve had an honorable mention of Snape, not a Gryffindor but one of the most if not the bravest characters
Would love to see a video about every spell and what it does, there doesn’t seem to be a vid anywhere that has that.
I agree, But i think Sirius deserve to be in the bravest tier
Wormtail is slimy and gross but you can’t say he isn’t brave. He chops off his own hand and resurrects the dark lord all on his own.
6:36 Remember what Dumbledore said 'It takes great deal of bravery to stand against your enemies. But a great deal more to stand up to your friends".
😂😂 So, Peter was the bravest of the Marauders. 😂😂
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Do Ravenclaw: Intelligence
Do Slytherin: Ambition
Do HufflePuff: Loyalty
It's really tough imo to say Harry or Neville on most brave. Yes, he has more accomplishments that took bravery, especially to face death in the last book/movie. But...Neville, despite never being a skilled wizard and having very poor confidence, he still did his best and went the distance to improve and get stronger and face the most fearful and life-threatening challenges that came.
Well in the books Harry literally had zero confidence over his abilities and he kept on saying that it was all luck even though it wasn't but still Harry faced a lot more dangerous situations than Neville. Leave the last book in fourth book itself in the graveyard scene Harry was terrified that he will die but still went and said that if he is going down he will go down with a fight
I think one way Arthur is brave at home is he is not afraid to show Molly that he is not (always/usually) mad when Fred & George play pranks/tricks, or at least not as mad as his wife was. (example: he was hesitant after returning from the Dursley's in GoF when Molly asks him his opinion about Fred & George/Dudley's long ton tongue taffy incident)
I think Wormtail was only in Griffindor due to plot convenience he needed to be one of James best friends for his beytral to leave an impact which would have been harder if he was in a different house
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I think Colin should be in bravest as he showed conviction to what he believes in he proved that even though Harry didn’t expect or want someone his age to die for him he’d still do it anyway.
The bravest thing harry did was in goblit of fire , when he was hiding behind a tomb he came and told tom ok let's have it your way.
And fought him and leave the place with the dead body of cedric
Neville book 1: coward Neville book 7: kills nagini
Amazing video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍
I think Voldemort is nice he waited until Harry ended his education to kill him😊😊😊😊
Clicking so fast is common for this channel for any harry potter video
I wanna add something for Lee Jordan: he basically had the leading role in Potterwatch during deathly hallows. That's very brave because so many snatchers were hunting people who tried to help harry
I was gonna comment that and then saw your comment
@@adenfatima1643same. I would still add, that he had a leading role in making Umbridges Life a hell at Hogwarts after the twins were out, which he knew could get him into torturing himself. + commentating the matches where the whole school listens to every word you say isnt that cowardly as well😄
Forgot about potterwatch lmao, definitly ballsy to host that
Also with Charlie there needs to be a bit less credit as he loved working with dragons so may have been more immune or ignorant of the dangers
@@carinadavison5087 he definitely wasn’t reckless about it, he’d have been dead before the battle of Hogwarts.
Would put Sirius in the bravest category.Stood up to his entire family.Was ready to get tortured to insanity and killed by Voldi to save his best friends.If James is in the bravest categor then so is Sirius.
agreed
I agree with this, along with Remus, Remus should be in there too seeing as he died in the battle of Hogwarts, and you know, lived as a werewolf all those years ( and everything else*
Definitely
Still, he had many flaws that can't put him in the bravest category, like mistreating Kreacher when he didn't deserve it. Treating Harry like a copy of James instead of seeing him for who he really was. And being reckless.
Those things don't make him any less brave. Being a jackass has nothing to do with being "brave" . Additionally Sirius had so much trauma surrounding Kreacher and James Potter, I'm surprised he didn't throw Kreacher out or stick around Harry permanently 🤷🏽♀️
Although Arthur and Molly weren't THE bravest, the fact that most of their 7 kids went into "the bravest" category just shows what excellent people and parents they were!
And I would t say they weren’t the bravest. I just think we aren’t in a position to know all of their brave deeds. I mean at the end just going to work everyday for Arthur when the whole ministry is run by death eaters is brave. He went until it was co firmed Ron was with Harry. That’s months of knowing they could arrest him on the spot.
I mean Charlie was put in brave but yea I agree
Also percy
Charlie and Percy weren’t
@@caseycheong9028 yeah, that's why I said "most", not "all" - these words have different meanings
They were great parents, no one is denying that
At one point in this list we have to wonder where the line between brave and stupid goes
there is a big difference between being brave and stupid. being daring enough to do something others consider stupid is still bravery.
It's a very, very thin line
A lot of non-Gryffindors assume that if a Gryffindor does something reckless that we don’t understand the risks. We do understand the risks, but we do. We just think it’s worth it.
I don’t think there is a line
Lol
Harry spent 10 years enduring abusive conditions and with absolutely no friends and - unlike Draco - he chose to reject his toxic upbringing and treat people with kindness and decency. He constantly put his friends and fellow students above himself even when they turned on him (which happened on more than one occasion). Not to mention that when the chips were down, he was basically always the one who got the job done. Quirrell, Basilisk, Dementors, Voldemort multiple times etc. In the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, he - along with Neville - was still standing when the Order arrived while everyone else had gone down. He was the only person smart enough to deduce the correct path of the Elder Wand and thus figure out that he actually had the advantage when everyone else who knew about the wand assumed Voldemort did. He figured that out in the middle of a huge battle. Good luck to anyone else in the entire series piecing that together in those circumstances. Not the first time either; just by watching Malfoy's behaviour in Diagon Alley, he deduced that Malfoy joined the Death Eaters, which nobody outside of Dumbledore (who already knew) believed. Harry's logical/tactical sense is very underrated. And in case anyone forgot...he willingly walked into what looked for all the world like a certain death sentence when he allowed Voldemort to strike him down, just so the world would have a chance to defeat him.
Sure, he's impulsive and quick to anger, but all that does is make him human. His kindness, empathy and courage far outstrip his flaws and bear in mind, he turned out to be a truly good person even while a piece of Voldemort was literally living in him. Wearing a Horcrux as a necklace was enough to amplify a person's negative traits, so imagine how much worse it would be with it actually merged with you. That Harry overcame that and an abusive upbringing to still be so good is a strength of character unmatched in the series.
Also, small thing, but his sassy snark is up there with the Twins and Ron for best humour in the series.
Harry Potter is an amazing character and a truly extraordinary person
100% true, you just explained every reason I love this guy.
That is completely true. And when people complain of him being sassy it is usually in book 5 but that book Voldemort is made aware of their connection and is using it to try and affect Harry. That’s why he was angry with Dumbledore after the snake attack. He is a complex character but for sure pure of heart.
that dont makeyou brave bravebecause you survived an abusive family
@@charlesbranscomb8493 First of all, your grammar is worse than Umbridge, and second , that very much DOES make you brave and a really good person not to mention.
@@charlesbranscomb8493 the fact that he always puts others first despite possible injury or death makes him brave. The fact that he faced a bunch of challenges in his first and 4th year plus a basilisk in his second and Voldemort on many occasions, all of that doesnt make him Brave???? Then he walks into his own death without his wand in hand, does that make him brave????? Sure as shit does.
I’d honestly love to see this list with the other houses with their respective traits. It’s a really cool insight into characters that we never really think about!
I second this I'd also love to see the other houses!
yes me too how about the smartest characters in Ravenclaw
@@ffiondowdall6796 yeah that would be a good video although I don't know many ravenclaws apart from cry baby (Cho Chang) Pen elope clearwater (I think she's a ravenclaw not positive tho) Flitwick olivander and Marietta Edgecombe.
bill got permenent scars. Fred and George i geuss it whas pretty SCARRING
And I think lists like these need a part two.
Sir Cadogan's act of bravery is so badass, I'm shocked I didn't know about it until now.
And yeah, Harry is definitely the bravest Gryffindor. Even when he felt fear, he just kept going, which impressive, considering how he had numerous instances where he could've died.
This video is just perfect for me as a Gryffindor myself.
Bravery is not the lack of fear, it is doing what needs to be done in spite of fear.
@@reb3610 I know that, but considering certain instances where others might've broke down and gave up, he pushed through regardless.
@@lukebaxter3252 Yeah but in the first film he went because he didn't really have a choice.
@@reb3610this feels like Dumbledore advice
@@gryffindorhephaestusgirl9999I can imagine him saying that
Agree with almost the whole list…. Other than Sirius. I think it should be noted that he went against his ENTIRE BLOODLINE and embraced being a Gryffindor. He was outcast from his entire family… and he held strong. Also, holding steadfast for so many years in Azkaban, breaking out…. The first person to do so… he’s in bravest.
Still, he had many flaws you didn't grasp
@@dannyjorde2677 where did I say he was perfect, smart guy? What you’re talking about is a whole different category.
i agree sirius is one of the bravest charcter in harry potter
You forgot to mention lupin's cowardice in his adulthood, when he left his pregnant wife
And hiding vital information about Sirius that could’ve lead to his capture. Everyone thought that Sirius was a traitorous mass murderer, Remus included, but he still kept secret that Sirius was an Animagus. His choice could’ve risked several lives, especially the lives of the students he was meant to protect.
Yes it was awful. He left his wife because he was afraid of what he is.
@@Mario-SunshineGalaxy64 I don't think anyone died when sirus escaped.
@aayushkurup4616 but let’s say he did kill those muggles and was actually sent to prison a murderer. Lupin left vital information that could of left kids dead which like the other people said, he was supposed to protect them. He also didn’t know of the switch of the secret keeper so he thought Sirius was the traitor to the Order of The Phoenix. So if he did and new Sirius was not a traitor or muderer why should he not. But Lupin didn’t know of the switch.
@@nicogonzalez3938I don't really understand exactly what you're trying to say.
If you are saying that lupin is a coward because he did not tell anyone that Sirius is an animagus, you are wrong.
Lupin not telling everyone that Sirius is an animagus is not cowardice, it's basically witholding information.
Seriously, how is it cowardice? Why would he be afraid to tell people that Sirius is an illegal animagus?
sirius is one of the bravest character in the books, to face recapture by the dementors the creatures he was tortured by for years, he was terrified of them and yet he still faced the risk, he should be top tier
Not to mention standing up to his whole family who were all slytherins and were essentially on Voldemort’s side
Dumbledore didn't put off his fight with Grindelwald out of cowardice, he literally couldn't because of the blood pact. And as soon as it was broken, he immediately faced the man he was in love with for the sake of the world, and even orchestrated his own death to take down Voldemort
It was never broken actually. That's why he never killed grindlewald. Because the blood pact prevented him from killing grindlewald
There's a little rub, though. Dumbledore was unable or most of all unwilling to see that Grindelwald was a dark wizard and that he was on the edge of becoming a very dangerous dark wizard himself and Aberforth could not get him to listen to reason. It took the death of Ariana to make Albus realize this. And it worries me to think what would have happened if Ariana didn't get killed.
An excellent video and I hope you'll follow up with similiar rankings for the other houses i.e. loyaltiest Hufflepuff, wisest Ravenclaw and most ambitious Slytherin.
That would be nice
I would loveee to see the slytherin one as I do feel like most are not actually that ambitious lmao.
Honestly Neville is probably the bravest of them all. Having to bear not only constant bullying, harassment, and embarrassment throughout his entire time at Hogwarts while going home to an overbearing grandmother as your parents are stuck in a mental hospital could have severely messed up a person. Instead Neville rose to the challenge and never hesitated to risk his life fighting the same people who drove his parents mad, while directly contributing to Voldermort’s defeat. Neville will always have my undying respect as a character for everything he endured and overcame.
Agreed. His boggart was Snape and therefore, someone he had to encounter literally everyday, meaning he was facing his biggest fear each day.
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And don’t forget Voldemort setting Neville on fire.
Ngl I was suprised Movieflame didn't mention he (also Ron and Harry) eventually becoming an auror, which of course requires a lot of bravery
@@aslamnurfikri7640 me to to be honest mate. I'm highly sure it's stated in 1 of the books that the auror office only takes the best of the best and not many people actually get in
“Courage is not a matter of not being frightened. It’s being afraid but doing what you have to anyway.”
I would actually put Molly in the bravest tier just simply for the fact that she allowed ALL her children to fight and be in the order so she literally believed in the cause enough to put all her children in mortal danger and as a fellow woman and aunt, that’s for me the utmost form of bravery and sacrifice especially after she lost 2 brothers already in the first wizard war
Well said!!!
Except Molly didn't allow them to fight, she tried everything she could to stop it. Bill and Charlie were adults living on their own, and she had no say over what they did, Fred and George were of age, but still in school and at home, and she wouldn't even let them set in and listen to ordered meetings. In DH while at the Burrow she did everything she could to keep Harry, Ron, and Hermione from having private time together so they couldn't plan anything, and she made Ginny stay in the Room of Requirement during half if not most of the battle, she was only able to join the battle because Harry, Ron, and Hermione needed to use the room. I don't blame her, that is her children, but she was against them fighting.
Completely agree 💯
@@saphiramystique2086 Well said!!!
And the fact that she raised 7 children on a minimum wage and had the bravery to raise them like that knowing she would struggle
I agree with this list. But honestly the bravest and strongest thing Harry did was be Harry. A brave, kind, and Loving soul despite everything life, fate, and magic threw at him. We all know what he went through and to still be able to Love, to not given in to fear and hate, and after everything to still Love. Is absolutely the very pinicale of Bravery, courage, and nobility. A true Gryffindor.
Always happy to see Neville getting some love ❤ Neville is one of the best characters Harry Potter in my opinion.
Harry's mom is pure bravery. 100% top tier.
I think I would make only one change and that's moving Molly to top tier because she had just lost her son and yet she kept going on and protecting her remaining kids, taking down a pretty powerful witch. 😬
Add in Ron and Hermione choosing to go with Harry to hunt the horcruxes, Ron standing up for Harry on multiple occasions like when his classmates such as Seamus gave Harry a hard time in the Order of the Phoenix, and Harry and McGonagall showing no fear toward Umbridge.
Great list would’ve put Sirius higher as when he declared that he would’ve died rather than betray his friend is so true about his character and I wholeheartedly believe that.
In my opinion, the bravest thing Hermione did was to erase her parents memory to protect them because she was willing to join the final battle against Voldemort.
Really? Putting Ginny, Neville, and McGonagall into the bravest and not putting Dumbledore in it is ridiculous. The man literally risked his life many many times throughout the series to put himself in danger before anyone else was hurt. Heck, he made it his pastime to fight literally the two most evil wizard including Voldemort and Grindelwald.
Ikr but don't act like Ginny,Neville, and McGonagall aren't brave
I feel like Parvati should have been in the brave tier, just like Dean, since the main thing that put him there (fighting with Travers and Dolohov) was done by both of then together, not Dean alone.
Not only that, Parvati also stood up against Pansy Parkinson, defending Neville in book 1 and she also always stood up for Lavender and Professor Trelawney against Hermione's witty and somewhat insensitive remarks in the early books, which shows her courage to defend her friends and people she admires, something some of her classmates like Seamus and Lavender never do.
I could make a similar case about Katie Bell: we might not see her fighting much, but she stood up to defend and help people, like when she defended Hermione against Draco and Marcus Flint when they called her a mudblood in book 2. And honestly, you have to be brave to keep playing quidditch with the amount of times Katie had the quaffle get thrown in her face and it would break her nose.
Hear hear! Was thinking the exact same thing 2 underated characters in my opinion
Sirius was brave. He solely broke out of Azkaban because he saw he was at Hogwarts where Harry was attending
i wouldn’t count remus not telling his friends he was a werewolf as being lack of bravery. werewolves where some of the most feared beings in the wizarding community, and apart from the marauders he didn’t have many friends. telling them risked him loosing his friends and being feared throughout school
I agree with everything but Sirius, I believe he should have been in the bravest category, the reason for this is because though he was reckless, he did a lot of it from his heart, and even though he enjoyed his acts of bravery doesn't make him any less brave in my opinion, in fact I feel as though he is more brave to be able to have fun during those times is a whole other level of bravery...also I wanna say that you are honestly one of my favorite youtubers and really just increase my love for Harry Potter!
I think that Percy should’ve been higher. He had the guts to go back and apologize even after he was a bitch for like 3 years
Yeah, I agree with you. To apologize to your family and friends need bravery.
I think Percy belongs in the brave tier because he stood up to his family for an ideology that he thought was right. He was brave to fight the emotions and cutting contact with his family but he was misguided along the wrong path. This does not make him "Not brave"
@user-f7ph5mk2j: No, just makes him naive.
Ginny was also the youngest person aside from Colin to fight in the battle of Hogwarts. Despite being to young and not having enough training she still fought. That takes guts
I'm pretty sure Luna was in the same year and fought as well if I'm not mistaken
@@xaviercolons8602 yeah I just searched it up Luna did fight and was the same age as Ginny
I'd have to put an argument in for Dumbledore and why he waited to face Grindelwald. They had a blood oath that prevented them from fighting each other, so it wasn't exactly cowardice that kept him from facing Gridelwald
And don’t forget Neville faced his fear every school day because his worst fear is Snape 🤣💀
Harry willing to literally walk to his death is enough for me to be like, yeah thats top dog. He could have his own tier and I'd agree lol
You know, bravery isn't always about good things, like for example... Peter had to have a lot of bravery to meet Sirius face to face, kill the 14 muggles, slice it's own finger off and hide as a rat, you can't be a coward for doing something so risky, so yeah, bravery isn't always about good things
I agree. Pettigrew was also very brave when he became an illegal Animagi, knowing how dangerous it was.
As a proud member gryffindor house this video brings me joy
And I’m glad you included a Hogwarts legacy characters😁
He included 2...
Lupin didn’t have any friends so he wanted to keep them and that would happen by not standing up to them
Great video again. Maybe you could consider doing the same style of videos for the other houses with their traits. I agree with most characters, but would put Arthur higher because of the fact that he had enough courage to work at the ministry in the seventh book, even though he knew every day that he put himself in danger for being part of the Order of the Phoenix. As always it was fun to watch again.
Your take for Albus Dumbledore is crazy. Yes he didn’t want to battle the person he loved. Fighting someone you’re in love with is the hardest things to do and yet eventually he did it. He dedicated his life live right and took up arms against Voldemort twice. He saved Harry and in the end gave his life to help destroy Voldemort. If that isn’t the bravest thing i don’t know what is
For all those wondering why Peter Pettigrew was sorted into Gryffindor, I always saw it this way.
Remember when Harry said I’m not as good as you to Hermione and she said “humm…books and cleverness. There are more important things like friendship and bravery.” Many people think Hermione should have been in Ravenclaw because she is so intelligent but I think you get sorted into the house of the traits you admire most and want to be. Like with Neville, he started out the opposite but became the bravest because of the influence being in Gryffindor had on him. Peter Pettigrew admired people who were brave and strong which is why he gravitated towards them even though he didn’t possess those qualities himself. Peter had the potential to improve like Neville did but ultimately failed. A hint at his potential goodness though is when he shows mercy to Harry and Ron in the Deathly Hallows but Peters bravely was all too late.
That wasn’t really goodness on Peter’s part. Harry spared his life in the third book. That means that Peter was magically indebted towards Harry and would have an involuntary compulsion towards returning the favor.
Don't need to just think that, I'm fairly certain it's been confirmed, how else would Gilderoy Lockhart be sorted into Ravenclaw rather than Slytherin
Well, according to the lore, Lockhart was actually quite skilled as a young wizard and had very good grades during his time at school. He wasn't talentless, but he was exceptionally lazy in mainting his skills
@@Alduinhead Pretty sure his 'skill' was his imagination and he just thought he was super talented, then after getting to Hogwarts he realized how normal and unexceptional he actually was, and it drove him to become really good at specifically memory charms so he could steal credit and the fame from it, which is something a Slytherin would do. If it was based on who you are, he's undeniably a Slytherin, cause he's nothing if not cunning. If it's based on what you value most, he's undeniably a Ravenclaw given he WANTS to be the smartest.
@@BloodKills Actually, both are true. He DOES have talent, he's just too lazy to do anything with it.
Hagrid definitely deserves bravest. The only time he wasn't particularly brave was when the world found out he's half-giant, and considering how much people hated giants, that's completely understandable
I kind of disagree for Sirius.
Spending 12 years in Azkaban and standing up to his own family whose belief were what mattered the most is quite really brave if you ask me…
- He wandered around Hogwarts for an entire year while having many dementors.
- He also wanted to be a secret keeper for the Potters.
To me, he belongs to the bravest list even though I agree with the « reckless » argument.
I think Sirius and lupin should be in the bravest category because not only did they lose the people closest to them, Sirius was in Azkaban for a crime he did not commit and he agreed to be the potters secret keeper which meant certain death. lupin should get points just for being a werewolf and being brave enough for coming to teach at Hogwarts when Dumbledore asked. he also showed bravery in his missions for the order
I absolutely agree with this list.
One little thing I’d like to add is that Harry faced Voldemort in the graveyard *with a broken leg*. I have a lot of respect for that level of determination.
And Ron faced sirius with a broken leg too
"He faced him but the effort of standing on both legs was draining him of still more colour, and he swayed slightly as he spoke"
@@potter286too bad the movies butchered that
Poor Ron
I think the idea is that wormtail admiries bravery and power while doesn't poses enough traits from other houses to be placed there
I actually think he has many of the traits of slytherin. Almost everything he did was in the name of self preservation. Constantly joining up with more powerful wizards who could protect him? Self preservation. Framing Sirius for the potters death? Self preservation. Living as scabbers all those years? Self preservation. Also, despite everything he was quite cunning and resourceful. Him cutting off his finger before going into hiding to make everyone believe he was dead shows cunning. his using his animagus form to hide all those years shows resourcefulness. Also him hiding behind people more powerful could also be seen as resourcefulness, as he knew he wasn’t strong enough on his own so he used the resources available to him to keep himself safe. And obviously leadership is a trait of slytherin house so it could be argued he shouldn’t be in it because he is very obviously not a leader, but we see from many slytherins in the series that said trait isn’t always present
@@Aspen_Suxs The thing is his self preservation only extendents to keeping himself alive nothing else so it's limited, he's cunning only when it truly matters not on a regular, resourcefulness allright let's be honest to our selves half of the character in HP would be in slytherin if we go off them being resourceful plus his momments of resourcefulness feel more like camon sense than anything else and he simply doesn't have ambition or leadership. So besicly Wormtail doesn't have two traits, two only apply in very limited circumstances and one trait would besicly make half off gryfindors into slytherins
@@mangahell8177 very true, but then again he has about as many traits of gryffindor as he does slytherin so I feel like it could have gone either way
After doing a bit of research apparently his sorting caused a hat stall because it couldn’t chose between gryffindor and slytherin
Morgan, putting Ginnie to be bravest then Albus Dumbledore is a reach.
If it was for facing Tom Riddle when she was 11, Albus not only faced Tom Riddle Jr AKA Voldemort, but he fought him and won by a landslide and dis that while protecting Harry.
And he also ultimately faced Gellert, foght him and won what was called the most epic duel of the (20th) century.
I agree with some of your points, however ordinary Bravery, not superhero bravery is what can separate some people apart. Because bravery is subjective, what you are afraid of (and over come) is different to the next person. You might find something easy that someone else finds brave. Albus may have found dueling and magic easy and so would not have had to have as much courage to do those as others, and so as we see him as brave for those he sees those as slightly challenging activities. However, The things that really challenged Dumbledore, such as telling harry he had to die was something out of his comfort zone, and so he was not brave enough to do it. Ginny was pushed out of her comfort zone lots and managed to not only cope but thrive shows real bravery that Mabye even conquerd Dumbledores. Not saying she is more skilled (she's not ) but that's just my thought process.
@@itssimplylolaASMR Makes sense the relativity of bravery of Ginnie and Albus. But I think that is still an exaggeration to not place Albus in the bravest tear and to place Ginnie, just because she was taken out of her comfort zone in things as ordinary as her personal life that didn't impact the wizarding world as much as Albus deeds, that indeed must had required some sort of bravery.
But well, we all have our own ways to perceive these topics.
@@grec. love that point didn't really think of t like that!
@@itssimplylolaASMR Yeah. I really like that we both see the matter differently and the way you see it is maybe the thought process Morgan used to compare Ginnie with Albus.
sirius should have been top tier because he had the bravery to stand up for himself against his whole abusive family and that by itself makes him one of the bravest people in the series
But you didn't consider the fact that Lupin ran away from tonks and teddy which was kinda coward
We have to appreciate Harry even more, because it wasn't only physical bravery he possessed, but he was tormented by being connected to Voldemort for about three years. Most of the characters couldn't even imagine such a torture.
Dumbledore had a blood pact with grinderwald so he couldn’t attack him
Let’s just appreciate how much time and effort is put in these videos
Lol, Percy not brave? Alright, I guess him helping protect the school from an escaped “mass murderer” as Head Boy, helping stop a rambunctious mob started by Death Eaters during the Quidditch World Cup, and fighting in the Battle of Hogwarts doesn’t count for anything. I’d even argue that him siding with the Ministry was extraordinarily brave, going against his family to pursue his dreams and the career he spent years working on. Hate him all you want but Percy *is* brave and an awesome character.
Only one thing is needed to put Harry to the top in my opinion and it's that he went to the forest wandless to face Voldemort fully knowing that he (Harry) is going to die.
Totally agree that Harry is the bravest character
Would love to see tiers for the other houses!
Hopefully you do a rankings for all four houses of hogwarts.
i cant believe bro put oliver wood higher than lupin arthur and molly
I would argue that Arthur and Molly deserve to be a bit higher, maybe bottom of the Bravest tier. For one, they knowingly treat Harry like one of their own kids despite knowing their association alone could have their lives on the line. It’s no easy task to live their lives how they do with the thought of “at any moment, our children may die” since they know Harry Potter is at Hogwarts and it’ll only be a matter of time before tragedy strikes.
Only one I don't agree on is James. I think he needs to be one tier down, just because of the cowardly acts he did in school to Snape. Yes, bullies are cowards. He grew up, but when he died, it was only a few years removed from graduating and his younger days can't be ignored.
And here is why you are definitely wrong and why James was a true Gryffindor:
*- He was brave:* Along with his wife, Lily, he repeatedly acted against Voldemort to such an extent that Trelawney’s prophecy specifically stated that they’d defied The Dark Lord three times. Then, when Voldemort did find them, James tried to hold him off so that Lily could escape with Harry.
*- He was daring:* Take the way he and Sirius set themselves and Peter Pettigrew the task of becoming Animagi so they could accompany Lupin on his wolfish forays. True, Lupin called those little escapades ‘the best times of my life’, so it was clearly an act of support that meant a lot to him. But the fact this also required a lot of rebellion would’ve likely attracted James to the task too. Sirius, who was also no stranger to rebellion, later compared Harry to James (Sirius replied: The risk would’ve been what made it fun for James.’) - even though by Marauder standards, Harry was, comparatively, a lot more careful. A risk-taker with a dislike of authority and an appetite for troublemaking. Sounds like quite a few Gryffindors we know.
*- He was chivalrous:* He considered it the greatest insult to mistrust his friends and stood up for Lily when Snape called her a mudblood.
*- He was loyal:* His closest friends were those many people would turn away from. He also helped his friends more than anyone else in his friend group, giving Sirius a second home and financially supporting Remus.
*- He was arrogant:* At least at age 15. The most popular boy in school, the most talented, and the Quidditch star. Of course James had a big head. The only other thing to say in mitigation is that James was certainly not the only Gryffindor whose bravery came with a healthy side-order of arrogance. Sirius was almost as bad; Dumbledore, in his youth, was arrogant enough to think he and Gellert Grindelwald might unite the Deathly Hallows and so conquer death; even Harry had, as Hermione called it, ‘a bit of a - saving-people thing…’ which often led him to ignore other people’s advice.
*- He was reckless:* Another Gryffindor-esque trait Harry and his father shared was a tendency to act before thinking. Not as bad as Sirius, but James never thought about consequences. He just did what he wanted, the worst was running the grounds with a werewolf. Lupin said there were near misses. When Sirius told Harry James enjoyed taking risks, he said it with a sense of pride, but such actions usually come with consequences.
A patronus/animagus (which we CANNOT choose) can only take the form of the animal that represents our true personality and inner traits. There is a reason why James's animagus and patronus took the form of a stag (a male deer); as the kings of the forest, stags are considered noble and they symbolize/represent *leadership, courage, pride, masculinity, nobility, power, freedom, purity (not unlike the unicorn), stamina, virility, grace, instincts, maturity, regeneration, and spiritual enlightenment.* Both James and Harry had these stag-like traits, and most of these stag traits were Gryffindor traits.
You may not like him, but like his son, James certainly had lion-esque energy that flowed through to Harry.
You should do this with the other 3 houses like for example, rank all Hufflepuffs from most loyal to least.
Smith would definitely be at the bottom. I'm honestly not sure why he's a Hufflepuff, tbh
@@thedragonwarrior5861i think the sorting hat takes a person's values into consideration more than their abilities, so maybe he valued loyalty and honesty, even if he didn't show those traits (which is kinda hypocritical, ngl)
Pettigrew was probably sorted in Gryffindor just cause he wanted to be (in my opinion, at least)
Choosing to be the Quidditch Captain does not equate to bravery. With that argument, why aren't the other Quidditch Captains from other houses sorted into Gryffindor? Also, Arthur being ranked down for not standing up to Molly doesn't make him a coward. Molly never tried to dominate Arthur in their relationship. They communicated. I did not see a reason for him either of them to "stand up" to each other.
bro, i’m mad he didn’t take another shot at hermione stealing ron’s scenes, he had the perfect opportunity to get another few insults off when talking about ron
Totally.
Talking about the character as she herself stole the scenes
Exactly What I Was Thinking
For James, I think his act of risking his life to save Snape and defying Voldemort 3 times were likely braver acts than defending his family? Or at least should count?
Gotta mention the bravest thing Hermione did which was obliviating the memory of her parents and send them to Australia
in my opinion the bravest thing hermione did when she fighting bellatrix
Here's a mistake: Angelina was a year above Fred and George which means she shouldn't have been in the 5th book. That's a big mistake Rowling made. Also, you should do this for the characters in every other house.
Angelina was in the same year as Fred and George but her birthday was before there’s so she was 17 when it was time to put your name in the goblet of fire
@@MovieFlame oh, interesting
7:23 I got some arguments for Molly. Yes, she took down Bellatrix, but she also stood several times up against The Order and Dumbeldor on what was best for the kids. She also tried to keep the kids safe at all cost, like breaking up the Golden Trio to keep them from planning, even when she knew they would be both frustrated and angry with her. And keep in mind that the only Ginny was underage, so the others could have just left and cut ties at any time (not that they would have (Percy excluded)).
And I think that shows a lot of bravery, when you take in to consideration her biggest fear was to lose her family, both litterly, but also figuratively, as shown through how badly she wanted to mend things with Percy.
Not sure I would put her in the bravest, but I would have put her higher on the brave tier❤
Also please make this type of list for the other houses too. I am dying to see how slytherin looks😂
I agree with your list. Peter definitely deserves to be at rock bottomm
13:45 at this point we already know it wasn't becasue he was a coward - he couldn't fight him, becasue he made a Blood Pact with him.
Right!!!
You did Percy dirty
Make this a series with the other houses, like for slytherin rank ambition(because not all slytherin’s are bad) loyalty or kind harted for Huffelpuff and intelligence, Wit or creativity for Ravenclaw.
Calling Dumbledore a coward for not wanting to fight someone he was in love with is kinda ridiculous. It is incredibly hard to go against someone you love, saying this from experience. There is not a single thing cowardly about not being able to fight against someone you are in love with and it takes a lot of strength and inner turmoil to come to a decision like that.
It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up your enemies, it takes even greater courage to stand up to your friends.
Honestly ， Harry Potter is god level brave ❤
I disagree with Sirius. He is the bravest tier.
The main reason is he demanded to go to the department of Mysteries to save his god son despite risking his life again in Azkaban. He rather save his godson and potentially be caught then stay at home in safety. Even Voldemort wasn’t brave enough to go to the ministry in case of capture.
On top of this, he stud up against his family’s pureblood mania; was part of the Order of the Phoenix in his late teens; bravely came back to England when Harry needed him in the Goblet if Fire; and remained in his childhood home for the order - which took a lot of psychological and emotional bravery.
I agree with all of them and where they were placed, but don't forget that Molly Weasley let harry stay in her home when tons of dark wizards and the ministry were looking for him. She also stood by his side and was like a mother to him
I really hope MovieFlame does a video on the other three houses like this one. I really liked this video, even if I'm not much of a Gryffindor myself
Not to be mean cuz ur channel is amazing, but I would have put Dumbledoor in bravest. Also Peter sucks 💀