I have done some weird things behind closed doors as a “Harry Potter” fan, and I’ve compiled them here solely for your entertainment. What’s the weirdest thing YOU’VE done as a “Harry Potter” fan? Can you top some of mine?
I haven’t always had the confidence of Gilderoy Lockhart, but as I came to know and love the “Harry Potter” series, I found my self-assurance growing. That’s all thanks to you, JKR.
Check out these magical infographics showing the top “Harry Potter” searches across the United States of America! From books to curses, see what “Potter” knowledge your region was looking for on the Internet, and whether or not it matches what you’ve searched for yourself!
Arguably, the best part of fan conventions is seeing the amazingly creative costumes that “Harry Potter” fans come up with and create. FanX Spring 2019 was no exception!
Tom Felton was one of many celebrity guests at FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention Spring 2019 in Salt Lake City, Utah. During his spotlight panel and Q&A, he spilled a few secrets and showed us some of that Draco charm, and we can’t help but share with our MuggleNet followers.
There are many, many moments throughout the “Harry Potter” series where I find myself saying, “You stop that. You stop that right now, JKR.” Here are just a few scenes that leave me weepier than a baby mandrake being repotted against its will.
I’ll say it again for the ones in the back: I hate Professor Dumbledore. And no, I’m not talking about Michael Gambon in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”.
On this, the day of their birth, I wanted to talk about something that is briefly addressed in the “Harry Potter” series but not given the attention it deserves: Fred and George Weasley are really brilliant.
It’s been 12 years since our favorite short stories for magical children were published, but now is as good a time as any to rank them from best to worst!
2016
2005
Death Eater (DH1, DH2)
2010
Rosier
1994
Young Gellert Grindelwald
Gellert Grindelwald – FB
1994
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