The Pop! Obsession
Funko Pop!s are showing up everywhere. Whether or not you have started your own collection, it’s not hard to imagine why they are becoming so popular!
Category: Editorials
Why I Loved “Cursed Child”
No piece of the “Potter” franchise has divided the fandom like “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.” Here’s why I think it ends the series perfectly.
Are You an Extreme “Harry Potter” Fan?
We all know that the true measure of fandom lies in the heart, but if you’re looking for more, here are some things that you can do to set yourself apart as an extreme “Harry Potter” fan.
J.K. Rowling’s Twitter Header: The Mystery Continues
J.K. Rowling is at it again! But what could it mean?!
Accio Ravenpuff Merch! Dear Merchandise Creators…
We eagles and badgers aren’t too happy with the lack of merchandise available compared to that of the lions and snakes, so we’ve come up with a few theories regarding why creators think this is acceptable…
Dress Up Your Pet Day: “Potter” Edition
Today is Dress Up Your Pet Day, and our staff has celebrated it by sending in pictures of their furry creatures in costume! Some of these may look familiar to “Potter” fans!
In the Execution Room: Historical Significance of MACUSA Death Sentence
How does the eerie execution room scene in “Fantastic Beasts” connect to the real history of witch trials and executions? There are four elements in the MACUSA death chamber that particularly connect to methods of torture and execution of witches from the 15th to the 18th centuries.
The Dogs of Ilvermorny
Recently, Rover.com did a fantastic photo shoot with some of Ilvermorny’s four-legged friends. Since information on the American wizarding school is still somewhat scarce, we gladly welcomed the insight they could share!
Inbetweenie: Life Caught Between the “Potter” and “Beasts” Generations
Being a younger “Potter” fan and an older “Fantastic Beasts” fan, some of us are caught between fandom generations. But as Dumbledore says, “We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided.”
