The Most EVIL Hufflepuff Wizard Nobody Talks About - Harry Potter Explained
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- In the Philosopher’s Stone, Hagrid famously remarked that “There's not a single witch or wizard who went bad who wasn't in Slytherin.”.
But..There are a few big issues with this statement.
First of all, it’s factually incorrect. While the vast majority of the dark witches and wizards in the wizarding world were indeed at one time Slytherin students, it certainly wasn’t all of them.
Second of all, many have interpreted Hagrid’s statement to mean: ‘all Slytherins will become evil’, when what Hagrid really meant was that ‘all bad witches and wizards ORIGINATED from Slytherin. Which is..Also not true.
I will admit that when you think about all of the evil in the Wizarding World, it is certainly hard to distance your mind from the green and silver house. However, in reality there are numerous other examples of BAD wizards that came from well...ALL of the other houses.
Think about it.
We had Pettigrew from Gryffindor.
We had Quirrell from Ravenclaw.
And from Hufflepuff we had….The subject of today’s video! A dark wizard SO EVIL that many SLYTHERIN wizards PALE in comparison. Join me today as we peel back the layers of the most nefarious individual to arise from the black & yellow house.
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We need more dark wizard documentaries
Yes, that.
True
Working on it!
Awesome thankyou @@HarryPotterTheory
@@HarryPotterTheoryyeah I bet theirs a lot more evil Gryffindors then you think
My guy Hagrid out there house profiling smh
Despite making up only 25% of Hogwarts houses, Slytherin account for 95% of all Dark Wizards.
To be fair he was almost jailed for life for something he didn’t do because of a Slytherin.
Recognizing patterns And acting on the information you have is normal
If one particular set of circumstances always leads to a bad outcome. When you see that particular set of circumstances approaching, you would avoid it. Are you being a racist or are you just trying to avoid trouble?
To be fair it was Voldemort who lied and got him expelled from school and his wand broken
house profiling makes sense because students are picked into houses based on their personalities.
You'd think Hufflepuff would produce the most dark wizards. Considered their work is taken advantage of.
That, and everyone looks down on them. Even in the first book;
"Everyone says Hufflepuff are a load of duffers (idiots)."
"Imagine being in Hufflepuff, I think I'd leave, wouldn't you?"
@@NeidalRuekk defo
Except that goes against the fundamental nature of being a hufflepuff
@@stethespaniard2 yes and no. You could probably end up getting in Hufflepuff from extreme work ethic alone. If that's the case and you don't have the loyalty trait to an extreme degree then the chance of a dark wizard from Hufflepuff is entirely possible.
I mean working hard but for nothing, not me, I'd go rouge. Not necessarily kill people over it but I would go rouge in other ways. Like do what I want rather than contribute to things that don't interest me.
Why Hufflepuff is about loyalty, hard work and they except everyone equally unlike the other houses that think themselves better then everyone else also known as arrogants.
"Muggle fear and misunderstanding of magic led to widespread suspicion and violence."
Or it might be the multiple killer magic hedge mazes that ate thousands of people. That might also get a rise out of the muggles.
Hufflepuff evil is the worst because it's unexpected.
As a hufflepuff I can confirm this
Like the Spanish Inquisition.
why
@@leahluostarinen Because they can easily mask their intentions unless someone see through their niceness.
I agree! Beware the unassuming ones. They don’t show their true darkness until they want to. Usually when you are at your most vulnerable.
We have to remember that Hagrid getting expelled from Hogwarts was due to a Slytherin (Tom Riddle), so Hagrid has a bias against that house. Further, was Quirrell really evil? Remember that Quirrell's evil acts took place when he was possessed by Voldemort.
So letting Voldemort posess you is a good thing? Also - what about Lockhart? He was Ravenclaw as well and he was not the nicest either
@@darajeeling Quirrell was weak willed, and Voldemort had a powerful will, even in his weakened state. Quirrell had no chance. Lockhart was driven by his ego and his need fame and glory.
@@darajeelingwasn’t Umbridge in Ravenclaw too?
I thought she was a Slytherin @@theultimatenerd9825
I always took that Quirrell wasn't evil, perse, when he was younger, but that he was too eager, foolhearty, and weak-willed, when it came down to it, and that he allowed for the possession from Voldie.
Artemisia is another name for the plant known as Wormwood. It's a component of the intoxicant called Absinthe and has been used to treat intestinal parasite infections. 🌱
Its also made people go into insane murderous drunken fits.
@@joea.9969It's a myth that was debunked many times already.
@@vic_1726 actually yeah i know that i was saying it for sarcasms sake.
I guess it didnt translate well in writing,
While Absinthe does contain wormwood it's not the ingredient responsible for most of its taste, that goes to Anise.
Malört on the other hand is both named for and heavily tasting of wormwood. The name of the intoxicant is literally just the Swedish name of wormwood.
Literally the word Malört translates to "Moth Herb", but it has a double meaning in old Swedish which basically means something like "Illweed", as in, a herb that is bad for you.
Dont forget draught of the living death
Since Hufflepuff is my Hogwarts house, I was always curious about the stories of Hufflepuff wizards who went down the wrong path. I appreciate this Dark history lesson; it's a great cautionary tale.
People forget that the mascot is a Badger...
You do know this is make believe right? Like this isn’t real lol. Y’all get so caught up in this made up world it only shows what you’re lacking in the REAL world 😂
my hogwarts house is Hufflebuff to.
And mine.
Same here, I’ve always been so curious about this
Hufflepuff values loyalty and justice imagine loyalty to the wrong cause or them pursuing justice for purebloods
Unexpectedly evil
I mean, don't purebloods deserve justice, too?
Do you assume them all to be inherently evil and undeserving of justice based on their lineage?
Justice is justice, and excluding someone on the basis of their social status at birth alone would absolutely be against the egalitarian values of Helga Hufflepuff.
I'm pretty sure it's outright illegal in most of the civilised world IRL, too.
I have always believed that Bellatrix Lestrange should have been a Hufflepuff.
The worst atrocities known to man have all come when the wicked believed themselves to be righteous.
Most terrorist believe their cause to be just. And the most nasty of extremists tend to be loyal to their organization until death does them part.
Hufflepuff worse aspect is like WH40K Nurgle, familial commitment to extreme
Eunon Blackwood is proof that intolerance from Muggles can drive witches and wizards towards the Dark Arts. I highly doubt he was the only dark wizard from Hufflepuff, it is just simply improbable of that not happening. This is particularly true of Muggle-borns, as they face intolerance from Purebloods and Muggles alike.
Same thing happened to Dumbledore's father and Grindelwald.
You know what else I would think would drive muggle born to the dark arts? Being plucked out of everything they know and taken away from everything and everyone they know at age 11 and placed in a completely alien world with absolutely no support or resettlement support or anything like that at all. Hogwarts is woeful when it comes to pastoral care.
@@milanka882 Pretty sure they send representatives to explain things to Muggle born. Herminonie mentioned in the first book how she already knew she was different, but didn't realize all the things she was doing were magic. Besides she still had contact with her parents.
"Hey this should be a movie."
Hbo: lets reboot the films
I knew hufflepuff had a skeleton in the closet
🚪💀 Wuaahahhuhuh
Good. Maybe every Hufflepuff rper I meet will stop acting like doormat with a free hug sign. I say the most likeable I met had a short temper but still displayed Hufflepuff traits.
What do you expect it's hogwarts...
I mean found a skeleton the other day in a broom closet...
The more you know
Dearie... they use the bodies for fertilizer.
@@meka6626 Just explain to them they should play them like Canadians. Then introduce them to what the Canadians accomplished in the World Wars. There's a difference between patience and weakness.
Loyal to evil and hard worker are some terrifying qualities
So if you want to completely avoid being harmed by Blackwood you just have to forego going into any hedge mazes that appear suddenly without explanation?
Medieval people who believe in magic and fairies: "Hey, where did this giant foreboding hedge maze come from this morning? Should we A. run into it like idiots, B. burn it down, C. call the village priest?"
People centuries later, who have heard folktales of these killer hedge mazes eating people for a dozen generations: "Yes, instant hedge maze, looks totally legit."
Seriously, wherew/how would people even have _heard_ the tale that there's allegedly gold in those magically appearing hedge mazes (so that they're enticed to wander right in in search of treasure), when _at the same time_ the story claims Muggles forgot that magic exists? So... what would be their scientific explanation for a suddenly appearing hedge maze on their front lawn? And if not magic, why would there be gold in it?
And in all that time, nobody ever thought of just building a wooden tower outside the outer rim and looking into the maze from above? Heck, Muggles now have technology that can fly... send some camera drone in, invade magic airspace.
Anyone else think that Isidora Morganach from Hogwarsts Legacy should have been a Hufflepuff instead of a Ravenclaw? It you think about, what drove her to do the things she did was essentially everything that makes Hufflepuffes so great corrupted and perverted into madness.
That would have made perfect sense too, and is a great observation!
thats cool and makes sense but remember any house member can be angelic or diabolical
@@doctortachyon3969 of course. I just think that Hufflepuff fits her better than Ravenclaw given her motives.
@@ZalymBiscayn thank you for the compliment
Are you sure? I could have sworn she was in Slytherin, not Ravenclaw.
one flaw in this story, burning st stake dont actually affect wizards. they just feel a tickle. wedlin enjoyed it so much she let muggles burn her 46 times. her mother could of done a nonverbal freezing charm.
Loyalty is a characteristic most sought after by the mob.
Good point very good point
I havent watched you in like a year but you are still great
Thank-you! Welcome back
It's the hash slinging slasher! Run for your lives!!!
The goblet of fire maze is a Blackwood maze?.?.
Yes
a mimic of a Blackwood Maze,
Imitation of one, by the looks of it
Is he the dude that made the man in hogwarts legacy
i dont think so. the books never stated the mazes moved. just in the books.
No matter how I answer the questions I'm ALWAYS a Hufflepuff GO PUFF❤😂🎉
haggrids line only appears in the movies. In the books it merely says that Slytherin produced more of them.
Great video HP theory, you've done it again!
evil hufflepuff is like an evil butterfly
Evil butterly? I would follow the spiders then.
it is called a moth, disgusting creatures that vanish in a puff of dust when squished
You mean wasps?
No one suspects the butterfly
No one ever suspects the butterfly
Great video and keep make great videos. I look forward see more videos.
I’ve never been early and being a Hufflepuff this is an awesome video to open RUclips to🔥❤️
Interesting fact that seems to be overlooked as well: each of the four founders was from a different country of the UK at that time: Gryffindor was English, Ravenclaw was Scottish, Hufflepuff was Welsh, and Slytherin was Irish.
I’m pretty sure based on the descriptions given, it was Gryffindor (from wild moor) who was Irish, Hufflepuff (from valley broad) who was English and Slytherin (from fen) who was Welsh.
@@LordHayabusa85yup.
Moors are associated with Scotland or Yorkshire. The Fens, or marshes, were an area of SE England mostly since drained to make farmland, but trying to sink back into marsh. It would so not be associated with mountainous Wales, where Gryff-- names are commonly found. But I just study historical onomastics, not make believe by lazy authors.
@@hollyingraham3980 the word Moore/Moor is originally Irish,
Meaning Bog, it is also a surname from Ireland.
The original scottish word for Moore is Miur.
When the Irish traveled to Scotland they brough many of their words. Then again many of Irish and scottish words have similar origins.
Before that though the scotts were primarily Pictish and had a whole different language.
Just like Gaelic, Pictish is a dying language with few knowing the language.
Moor/Moore and Miur are the same.
But no, Moors are more commonly known in Ireland.
My Mother is a Keith of the Keith clan, she is Half Norwegian but a quarter Scottish and a quarter Irish, she was born in Ireland, her father is a Keith and was half irish/Half Scottish while his father is from Scotland.
@@hollyingraham3980 so technically you are correct yet not at the same time. But yeah Moor does not come from Wales.
I’ve been telling people this story for a while now. Who knew a hufflepuff may have more killings to their name than even Voldemort?
Ok lets be honest, the only reason he was not accepted into Slytherin is because he is muggle born.
@@mlpfanboy1701Nah, the Sorting Hat doesn't care about the blood purity thing. And I'm sure Slytherin loves having muggleborns sorted into their house. Obviously they wouldn't let "creatures" like house elves into the Slytherin dormitory, not even for cleaning. So who do you think does all that cleaning & fetching drinks & other basic slave work?
I've always thought that a Hufflepuff willing to do terrible, terrible things, in the name of loyalty, would be a very compelling villain. A good example from other media would be like, Killmonger.
A Very Good Video 👌🏻👍🏻
I remember rejecting the "team" I was put into at school because to me power was (and still is) not the ability to tell others what to do but the rejection of being told what to do. In later years, I appreciated the irony that collective punishment is being so immoral as to be against the Geneva Convention but, in a trivial way, this is what the house system actually is.
Cursed hedge maze: _exists_
Me: "Accio Flamethrower."
I'd pay good money to see Grindelwald and Dumbledore navigate their way through that and the magic they'd use along the way
@@cfcblue8 Dumbledore would probably see an Unspeakable Evil racing toward him, calmly say "No.", and the Unspeakable Evil just _stops and leaves_ like a told-off puppy.
Just like Harry chose to be in Gryffindor, I'm sure this one simply chose Hufflepuff.
Or the sorting Hat not sure what to do with the boy decided upon Hufflepuff because one staple is to except everyone. 🤷
@@jmoore1172 Yeah, my understanding is that most students _can_ go into multiple houses, and the Hat sorts them based on which of the four traits they "value _the most"_ at the time of the Hat being on their head. So at that moment, he might have valued Hard Work enough to end up in Hufflepuff, while having hidden ambition that later developed...
lol harry didn't choose to be in gryffindor. embarrassing
❤ Awesome as always thanks!
Sick of the stigma towards my Slytherin companions! They're not all evil, lol.
Exactly some of us slytherins are not that evil up to old voldy. Sure the snake represents deception, cunning, ambitious, daring, sligh single minded and swift.
True, stop the Slytherin slander 😂🐍🐍🐍
Plus there’s Merlin, The Merlin 🧙🏼♂️ who was a slytherin
they aren't evil at all. pure blood are the good guys.
@@user-gs7iw6kl7o Ah a fellow death eater or a fellow grindewald follower, a pleasure to meet you 🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍
Excellent video, sir.
Thank-you!
@@HarryPotterTheory you are most welcome. I have loved the world of Harry Potter for a very long time and your videos keep it so very much alive and fresh.
As an avid tie knot enthusiast, let's just appreciate the different knots and styles at @0:17
You can so clearly see that Malfoy is from a high ranking family, knows how to tie a proper knot and has done so his entire life. Crabbe and Goyle simply not caring like the goons they are and Pansy just in between with a slightly crooked four-in-hand. Just perfect.
It's these kinds of attention to detail that really make a movie.
Pettigrew and Squirrel were not truly evil, but with week character and hungry for approval.
I’ve benn subscribed so long I actualy had to check. I’ve been subscribed since I was in highschool. I’m almost 30 now.
Well as Slytherin has the most dark witches/wizard, Hufflepuff has the fewest. Can't exspect them to alway live up that way. I'm a hufflepuff, and being open-minded means I c things in the middle, instead of fully on 1 side that needs time to change my thought. I give the benfit of the doubt on both sides at 50-50. Eunon Blackwood rare ability to manipulate blackthorns must been a chlorokinetic ability that's rare like metamorphmagus and seers, or nonverbal wandless plant based spells he was good at.
When I theorized about how a Hufflepuff could go evil I figured it might be everyone they’re loyal to getting horrifically killed causes them to snap and go crazied revenge fulled rampage. But this is even more interesting and true to life. Blackwood was never taught the value of loyalty because those who should have been most loyal to him aka his family were horrible to him.
In Harry Potter lore, if you look at what they say about Morgan LeFay, she is not a Slytherin...she's a Hufflepuff. Her house is never directly said, and most people associate her with the real world mythological character, which cause them to think she's a Slytherin. But her descriptions in Harry Potter lore actually tend to describe a Hufflepuff more than a Slytherin. And given that she was in opposition of Merlin who we know is a Slytherin, it also makes sense as a Hufflepuff is about as opposite as you can get to a Slytherin.
Ive always been a slytherin. Im a merlin type not a salazar/riddle type. But as for hufflepuff being opposite of slytherin, ive always said what you said. its obvious
I thought she was considered a Ravenclaw? She was described as having a thirst for knowledge as well. Probably a hatstall if you think about it. She embodies a lot of traits of each house. She is ambitious, she was not always confrontational. Though many remember her for being at odds with Merlin. She could be brave like a Gryffindor or loyal to her cause like a Hufflepuff. Then of course there were the rumors that she had 'a sort of sight' which could be indicative of a Seer. Combined with a thirst for knowledge, that sounds like a Ravenclaw.
@@stephaniesojovelazquez3324 Hello there, one of the more interesting things about Harry Potter lore, is its lack of comment on Morgan LeFay in both the books and films. We just don't really know a lot about her in Potter...and some of what we know 'sort of' contradicts itself. Merlin/Morgan in Potter seem to semi-reflect their real world mythological counterparts in that they existed at the same time and they didn't seem to get along. Now, we are clearly told how powerful and influential Merlin was to the Wizarding World, so it wouldn't be too big of a stretch to say Morgan was equally powerful/influential. I have seen a few videos here that have put her as the most powerful witch in the Wizarding World (and given my love for her I agree), but the truth is that we just don't really know all that much about her in Potter to say that with any certainty.
As for which house she would belong to. We do know some things about her in Potter that can give us something to stand on. For example, those who say she is a Slytherin often rely on the fact she is labeled a "dark Witch' on her trading card. But as this video points out, and we have all learned...not all Slytherins are dark or evil, and there are dark/evil people in all houses. So this doesn't automatically make her a Slytherin. I say she is a Hufflepuff due to the other things we know, or can infer, about her. As I said earlier we know she did not get along with Merlin and they even went toe to toe in a duel. So she obviously had a problem with Merlin specifically, but maybe with Slytherin mentality in general. We also know she was an animagus, a lover of herbology, a potions expert, and the thing that stands out the most...a known powerful healer and practitioner of healing magic. And this is why I believe she's a Hufflepuff, could this be a Ravenclaw also? Absolutely. A Gryffindor? Eh...maybe...I just don't see it that way. For me it's either Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw. But animal knowledge, potions, herbology, healing....I get pretty strong Hufflepuff vibes. I just wish we had more to go off of, maybe one day we will.
Question? Where do i find content other people know about outside the books and films?
@@unarealtaragionevoleHow exactly is the most interesting thing about it? The thing they don't mention?
Oh yes, Eunon Blackwood. I remeber him from the stories you can read when you meet the magic labyrinths around the huge map of Hogwarts Legacy
2:41 who is the actress that plays helga hufflepuff??? i can't find anywhere on the net.
No one ever played her on screen so no actress but the photo was done with a model as part of the lore/promotion so try looking for that. Hope that helps!
@@tarotreadingsbysteven8545 thanks, i still couldn't find her though oh well
Slytherin favors the ambitious. People that put their own needs above those of others.
The second requirement is, atleast 1 wizarding parent. mudbloods are not welcome, muggles are not welcome.
So they take the ambitious "nobles". They take the leaders. Because the Slytherin look down on mudbloods, so they'll never follow a mudblood,
But an ambitious self-centered mudblood may rise to evil, he'll just not be sorted in Slytherin.
Do not worry, there 11 schools of magic and only Durmstrang and Slytherin bar muggle-born mages entry.
There are many more than 11 schools. These 11 are just the big ones that are registered with the International Confederation of Wizards.
The sorting hat certainly got Pettigrew wrong.
it is apparent to me that this character’s primary qualities are ambitious, cunning, and resourceful
so he only ended up in Hufflepuff because they don’t ever accept Mudbloods in Slytherin???
He was rejected by his family so gave his tremendous loyalty to the magical community? He also, per the video, desired knowledge, a la a Ravenclaw.
Essentially you can't boil a person down to 1 or 2 traits. Another mark against the House System as instituted.
Another example of an evil Ravenclaw is Gilderoy Lockhart. He stole credit for others accomplishments and used the Memory Charm to leave them amnesiac. That’s arguably worse than if he just killed them
Damn I’m early, W video
1- Creating giant, elaborate, magical mazes = Hard work and Patience.
2- Punishing muggles = Justice in his mind.
3- His life choices = Loyalty to magic.
I never really took hagrid's statement as 100% fact. I figure he was making a generalization or exaggerating a tiny bit
And accepted it as far more dark wizards come from Slytherin than from anywhere else
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Never heard of him from the Harry Potter nor Fantastic Beasts series at all...
Great backstory on him.
Hagrid is ignorant.
He didn't finish school.
He says all evil wizards are from Slytherin because _most_ evil wizards *IN HIS GENERATION* were in Slytherin... since they were Voldemort's class mates and (wannabe) friends.
I like to think of myself as a Gryffindor, must most of my friends think I'm more Ravenclaw. But, I have this head-cannon about the early days of Hogwarts when the founders were still running things. A group of students are gathered and the first three pick the ones they want and the leftovers are scooped up by Hufflepuff. She takes them aside to her corner of the castle and sits them down and tells them,
"You aren't the smartest, the bravest, or have the connections of magical upbringing, so what do you do? The one thing you can do, the one thing that can overcome the advantages of the others is you can WORK HARDER than all of them. There are plenty of smart people, or brave people, or connected people who simply never amount to anything. Hard work will see you through were those things won't"
So, its not that Hufflepuff sought out hard workers, but that she MADE them hard workers.
Blackwoods at Stone Haven?? That is Bracken land!!
ambission and evil thoughts are always close together and that's the reason why so many Slytherin mages turn evil, most Slytherin mages managed to keep their wish to greatness in whatever area they dreamed about, from it becoming something dark. Its nice to learn the darkness from other houses to put Slytherin bad apples in pespective
The thumbnail of this video looks like an aggressive seller of fish sticks.
I wonder if a version of these mazes was used for the Triwizard tournament in Goblet of Fire, maybe inspired by Eunon's original mazes, just without the intense malevolence attached to it
Hufflepuff is a collection of other houses' outcasts. I kinda wonder what kind of dark wizard my house would produce lol. And this video answers it 😅
That line of hagrid sounds more like a wordplay then saying all of the bad ones come from slytherin. When looking at the official translations of that line, you start to notice an interesting difference in the wording where he is just saying that every wizard who was in slytherin turned bad. Even looked at a few famous examples from other houses lke quirrel and pettigrew, and while it is never denied that they turned bad, they never link it to their houses either. They only do that with slytherin. Still a bit of fun with the wordplay though as it can be read in a few different ways in english indeed.
So if Magneto put on the sorting hat, he would be Hufflepuff right?????
so this is the maze we see in the TriWizard Tournament?
Hogwarts is in Scotland so it’s entirely possible I suppose. 🤷♂️
No. That maze was created by the Hogwarts teachers specifically for the tournament.
So a maze created by teachers who protect and teach these kids from a young age who then if they so choose to enter the tournament, can technically be killed by their teachers hand because they created a maze that kills? I dont get it
@@ethanmcelwaine1010 They have a Forbidden Forest which is forbidden because of the danger there. And then send stufents there in the middle of the night as punishment. They have a 3 headed guard dog behind a locked doorthat opens with a simple charm. They allow professors to openly verbally abuse or show blatant favortism to students.
It ain't a great school honestly.
Was Quirrel Evil?
Wasn't he possessed similarly to how Voldemort possessed Harry in the Order of the Phoenix, only Quirrell didn't possess Lily's protection to protect him.
From what i Recall Quirrell was wandering a forest in search of some creature or something and Voldemort stumbled across him and used his head as a AirBnB. It makes me wonder though... why did he need unicorns blood?
He had existed at that point as a spirit for 11/12 years. And had no need for Unicorns blood until after he possessed Quirrell? Also... it is said that drinking the blood gave you a cursed half life. Does this include those who drink it unwillingly? And who was Cursed? The person drinking... or the spirit in control who was reaping the benefit?
That simple question of "Is Quirrell Evil?" is a deep rabbit hole.
BUT.. you want to really bake your noodle?
After he was yeeted out of Quirrell... how in the name of Merlins great stained y fronts... did Voldemort get from being a spirit... to the withered baby corpse he was in the Goblet of Fire? There is no explanation for that apart from speculation that i can find.
Quirrell was actually seeking out Voldemort in Transylvania, having been obsessed with finding him. Voldemort then took over him due to his obsession, weak mind and the fact that he was about to begin teaching at Hogwarts, and we begin Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's (Philosopher's) Stone
It's often misquoted about Horcrux's but Rowling has an idea of how Voldemort got a rudimentary body back after being a spirit and it almost made her editor throw up. I often hear it talked about it being the Horcrux creation process that made her want to throw up but that is incorrect.
But we never hear or get a idea of what that process might be in the series.
He said wormtail helped him do it in the beginning of goblet of fire
to answer your questions,
the unicorn blood was so Voldi could inhabit Quirrell, he needed that magic influx to maintain himself. His magic was almost depleted and couldn't cast wand magic, only reason he remained alive was due to the Horcruxes.
Who was cursed? Quirell of course, he was the living host,
the homunculus (the baby) that Voldi inhabited was created with the help of Wormtail, Voldemort knew the steps needed for him to regain a body but as i said couldn't cast magic, Wormtail being a death eater answered the summons of Voldi and followed his instructions, the homunculus needed feeding, but now Voldi had Nagini, who was also an Horcrux, that milk was a much better catalyst to anchor his spirit to the homunculus.
In the Goblet of Fire, Wromtail tries to talk Voldi out of trying to capture Harry, saying "any blood would do" but Voldi wanted to counter the protection Harry had, so he needed his blood "unwillingly taken", and used Wormtail's bones "willingly given" to complete the alchemic process, he then entered the cauldron and was able to regain his body (mutilated as it was of course).
that's from the books, but i believe, if allowed to regain power, Voldi would have continue regenerating his body to his prime, since what Wormtail did was so butchered wrong, so he would stop being so snake like but human looking. But that's just my theory.
He needed unicorn blood to keep Quirrel alive.
Makes you wonder what might happen if someone took a flying broom into one of those mazes: get lost? Fly up, fly in one direction, and eventually you'll get out.
I wonder why Artemisia didn't apparate out from the fire. It may be difficult without a wand, but she seemed like a capable witch. And we know that some witches used to allow to catch themselves, then freeze the fires, scream for fun, and get away.
I don;t game so RUclips is the only place I see this stuff . Its like watching a short film .
*sigh* I miss the old outro.
I think deviding students and sticking them with those that think alike is the worst thing ever. Learning is all about meeting new people and looking at different perspectives. I would talk and make friends with people from all four houses regardless of what house I was placed in. Your house doesn’t define you your choices and character do.
Same...
5:58 in other words he would have been a slythern if it were not for the fact he was muggle born.
What is this information in?
I heard he was so bad he told the Hat to put him in Hufflepuff so nobody would suspect him.
The History of Dark Hufflepuffs was most likely forgotten if by the time Harry Potter arrived to HOGWARTS Hufflepuff House was looked down upon
Why didn't you link the sources for this video in the description? I want to read it for myself.
Considering long before the _Harry Potter_ books, I'd learned my spirit animal is the Badger, and as my nature (as a Taurus), I appeared to have the House traits, it wasn't surprising websites and quizzes invariably Sort me into Hufflepuff.
Is it possible the maze in the third task (Goblet of Fire) was a Blackwood maze? Like, Dumbledore and the rest did not figure out how to create and control one necessarily, but maybe they found a way to "set one loose", so to speak?
A well done video as I was wondering about the notes found in the game of Hogwarts Legacy
The maze is a pretty fair murder device, wizard or muggle, you go in the maze, you die
I have no idea what my fascination is, but I want more info on Ulric the Oddball.
Is there any reason to believe the maze featured in "The Goblet of Fire" tournament was a Blackwood?
I mean, the guy could control plants with his mind and he made hedge mazes that killed people. These things would more or less have to be Horcruxes, wouldn't they?
How has HHN not latched onto this yet 😂
That end quote is kinda ironic considering the nature of this channel
Never knew my mom and my house had such a claim
I feel like Hagrid's original quote and this video both forget to specify that all *british* witches and wizards who went bad were from Slytherin (which isn't true, as the video states). The Philosopher's Stone even mentions one - Gellert Grindelwald, and a book that came out shortly afterwards - Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - talks of Herpo the Foul, who was Greek, and thus probably didn't study at Hogwarts, let alone Slytherin.
Very good
Is there an official source containing this info that we can read?
Is the maze in the Triwizard Tournament one of these?
Betrayal can lead the most loyal and noble down a dark path
Still, that's a long way from "all (or nearly) all Slytherins are SOBs (or worse ... far worse)." Given that Hogwarts was founded in the 9th or 10th century ... and GIVEN that the victor's usually write the history ... I've often wondered if Slytherin wasn't nearly as "evil" as he's been made out to me ... maybe he was from a family horribly persecuted by Muggles / Muggle-Born (and rightly feared them), maybe the Basilisk was simply a doomsday weapon / fail-safe against muggles gone horribly awry (or mis-used, given that the length of time between when he squirrelled it away and when it was released). Given a thousand years of solitary confinment, even a magical beast might get very cranky ... not that Basilisks are generally known for their charming personalities and sweet tempers. My point is, maybe Salazaar (sp?) isn't nearly the b*st*rd made out to be in HP, and was simply trying to save Wizards and Witches from persecution at the hands of Muggles / Muggle-born. A LOT can happen in ~ 1000 years, including vastly distorted history ...
What about the dudes who did dark wizard things from other schools hagrid
So Harry Potter canon includes the mobile games, the stage play, the Fantastic Beasts films even though there are contractions, random things that JK says without any proof to back them up from the novels, and now video games. I wish Harry Potter canon was simple. I can't even look up stuff on the Wiki page without seeing something ridiculous from either the mobile game or Cursed Child pop up as if it's canon.
Hp canon only includes tings rowling wrote or approved as canon for example)all the orignial 7 books, curse child story, fantastic beasts script, book of spells story and rowlings wog(twitter quotes, rowlings archive in wizarding world)
I see Hagrids statement that dark wizards and witches came from Slytherin as he was saying that dark wizards and witches typically originated from Slytherin not that they all came from there but most do
I recently talked about him in a poll about "Who's your favorite Hufflepuff?"
I like his character a lot since it shows, anyone from anywhere can end up a Dark Wizard!
More dark wizard documentaries please 🫡
It really just strikes me as him being mis-assigned. There are so many great ways a Hufflepuff could become "evil", so it's a shame they didn't go deeper with those here and instead just leaned into "He didn't act like a Hufflepuff."
I'd like a video on how exactly muggle witch hunters were ever able to ever able to capture witches and wizards in the first place. I mean, how is it even possible when they can do magic? It makes no sense.
A sorcerer is one who derives power from a "source". But what is the source?
As a hufflepuff, i'm oddly glad that there is a dark wizard in my house, Ravenclaw gets way to many jerks in their house.
Sauron: yet another wizard who killed more than you?? You f... failure!!!
Jokes aside is fun to hear of other dark wizards