It's pretty good, I clicked on it thinking it may be about things like "The tales of Beedle the Bard" book or the text book "Fantastic beasts and where to find them", both of which you mentioned.
Random fact: did you know that 9 and 3/4 is also 39/4? It is one of the only fractions that uses the same digits in both its simplified form and its imperfect form.
I wish we saw or read about the Hufflepuff common room. They are VERY underrated. This is coming from a Ravenclaw. Great video. Will be watching all five parts.
Hufflepuff felt like the only ones that didn't go bad or do anything dangerous. They just mind their own business and focus on their studies. Griffindor, Slytherin and Hufflepuff all need a lesson in humility and follow the examples set by Hufflepuff.
@@navi2710 I agree. Cursed child doesn't count. All the hufflepuffs are good people. Look at Cedric. Newt. Nymphadora. Theseus. Madam Pumfry. The list goes on. Also what house are you please?😁😁😁
Did you ever wonder why Albus Dumbledore, a student of Flamel, lived as long as he did when compared to other magicals? Several commented about his very long life as if it were odd, or joked about it. One could notice that the Black family, as well as the Potters, died in their seventies and eighties. It makes one wonder if Dumbledore didn't know the secret to brewing the Panacea, which Flamel would have sought to create along with the stone.
I think they may have used the canals prior to the Hogwarts express. Kind of like how the ship from Durmstrang arrived at Hogwarts for the Tri Wizard tournament in the goblet of fire.
I hope that they follow the books but there has been a lot of extended "cannon" that has been released that they could explore. It could be a good time.
Here is something for you. Platform 9¾ is just an Ironwought metal barrier disguised as bricks, it takes 9 hours to get to Hogwarts with at least 3 frequents stops and the train is in fact, a Funicular cable car that consists of old trams that are locked together to be magically extended to fit all 336 passengers on board. It follows a route of the old forgotten tracks that has been long abandoned since the early 19th century. Not only that, the track is a single long line that is constantly elevated that can help it travel across any type of terrain. Also, there is a very powerful enchantments in the area to keep people away, muggle or not. The train will only reveal itself to those who have bee invited to attend school. It was part of the plan that the Ministry of Magic came up with in 1827 to avoid suspicion or preying eyes. I seen this the other day on one of the sites, and it is quite interesting to expand on the lore.
I always thought the Door to the DADA room was a horcrux, thus Tom coming back one last time and making it. Hence why all the teachers are cursed who take that position.
The thing which always bothered me about the hogwarts express ride from London is, say for example you were a young witch/wizard who lived in Newcastle in the far north of England do you then have to travel all the way to London to only then have to double back on yourself on the train? 🤔
We know where Muggle born & half blood children when to school before Hogwarts, but where did pure bloods go to school from approx 5 years old until they went to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?
I could be wrong but I think I read somewhere that it's only going to be 4 seasons (but still covering all of the books somehow). I guess it's difficult to get children to sign 7+ year long contracts.
March 1 1692 The Salem witch trials begin in Salem Village, Massachusetts Bay Colony, with the charging of 3 women with witchcraft. Tituba, a slave owned by Samuel Parris, is the first to be arrested, and she implicates Sarah Good and Sarah Osborne, who are arrested later in the day.
Ok, I'm going to post here too. FUN question. If Tom Riddle was taught at Hogwarts, he knows about life after death. The Ghosts are afraid to go on, so he knows there is an "on". He also should have been taught about the consequences of trying to cheat death. If Tom knew about life after death, what was he afraid of? So, some say he was never taught about this and was afraid. Since Dumbledore and Dibbet (Headmaster) took Tom into Hogwarts, and Dumbledore obviously sees that Tom is troubled. You would think that Defense against the Dark Arts would teach their students about the consequences of performing these dark magics. With a search for immortality being a "Reason" for dark magic, one would think that would be covered. So either Tom wasn't taught any history or ethics or consequences of his actions, or Dumbledore and Dibbet knowingly released a powerful, newly trained psychopath. Either way, they should have both been thrown into Azkaban. So either a huge plot hole, or Dumbledore was the most incompetent teacher in the history of Hogwarts.
@@txt.ian_ EXACTLY CORRECT, which is why he NEVER should have been given a wand. Dumbledore should have left Tom at the orphanage or thrown him into a dragon's gullet. You do not train an obvious psychotic how to kill people.
Fanon trumps source material Yet fanon hasn't won any major awards like the Hugo's But HarryPotter the source material did win many prestigious awards and Hugo's So.....fanon doesn't Trump canon or the Orginal source material. How can any self respecting wizarding world harry potter fan believe this ?
City of Bones was popular at the time of release, reaching #8 on the New York Times Best Seller list (Children's books) in April 2007, which was originally a Harry Potter fanfiction. Though I agree that none of the works 'trump' hers, but to say they've not gained any accolades of there own (albeit after alterations to remove the HP IP) is simply incorrect. Even if only by a single example (though there may be more I didn't bother looking)
Does the title of this video clearly show what the video is about? Had a bit of trouble with titling this one. Let me know!
It's pretty good, I clicked on it thinking it may be about things like "The tales of Beedle the Bard" book or the text book "Fantastic beasts and where to find them", both of which you mentioned.
Random fact: did you know that 9 and 3/4 is also 39/4? It is one of the only fractions that uses the same digits in both its simplified form and its imperfect form.
Also, the actress who played Ginny Weasley was actually 9 3/4 of age when Harry first boarded the platform.
1 also uses the same digits as 1 and 1/1 xd
Also, kinda useless info
Turn to page 394
39+4= 43
4+3 = 7
Arithmancy, my dudes.
I wish we saw or read about the Hufflepuff common room. They are VERY underrated. This is coming from a Ravenclaw. Great video. Will be watching all five parts.
Hufflepuff felt like the only ones that didn't go bad or do anything dangerous. They just mind their own business and focus on their studies. Griffindor, Slytherin and Hufflepuff all need a lesson in humility and follow the examples set by Hufflepuff.
@@navi2710 I agree. Cursed child doesn't count. All the hufflepuffs are good people. Look at Cedric. Newt. Nymphadora. Theseus. Madam Pumfry. The list goes on. Also what house are you please?😁😁😁
@@user-wl9bj3wg8v no idea but if I could chose I'd pick Hufflepuff. I just keep imagining their common room is this comfy place filled with snacks.
@@navi2710 Thanks. My mom and brother are a hufflepuff. Hufflepuff are so underrated. Have a great day.😁😁😁❤
@@user-wl9bj3wg8v same to you, hope you have a wonderful day too xD
i NEED part 2 immediately
Did you ever wonder why Albus Dumbledore, a student of Flamel, lived as long as he did when compared to other magicals? Several commented about his very long life as if it were odd, or joked about it. One could notice that the Black family, as well as the Potters, died in their seventies and eighties. It makes one wonder if Dumbledore didn't know the secret to brewing the Panacea, which Flamel would have sought to create along with the stone.
Wizards live longer. Like up to 250 years. Look it up. The people you mentioned were murdered or killed by falling through a veil between realms
The average age of witches and wizards is like 125 years old.
I think they may have used the canals prior to the Hogwarts express. Kind of like how the ship from Durmstrang arrived at Hogwarts for the Tri Wizard tournament in the goblet of fire.
The other Red vs White could be ref to the Lancaster and York houses. Hagrid definitely has a northern accent, while Dumbledore does not.
Awesome as always thanks ❤
One thing not mentioned in the video is that Rowling actually did end up using the statue selection process for Ilvermorny.
Excited for part 2
I hope that they follow the books but there has been a lot of extended "cannon" that has been released that they could explore. It could be a good time.
Here is something for you. Platform 9¾ is just an Ironwought metal barrier disguised as bricks, it takes 9 hours to get to Hogwarts with at least 3 frequents stops and the train is in fact, a Funicular cable car that consists of old trams that are locked together to be magically extended to fit all 336 passengers on board. It follows a route of the old forgotten tracks that has been long abandoned since the early 19th century. Not only that, the track is a single long line that is constantly elevated that can help it travel across any type of terrain. Also, there is a very powerful enchantments in the area to keep people away, muggle or not. The train will only reveal itself to those who have bee invited to attend school. It was part of the plan that the Ministry of Magic came up with in 1827 to avoid suspicion or preying eyes.
I seen this the other day on one of the sites, and it is quite interesting to expand on the lore.
This might be the best of your videos yet!
Glad you think so!
I always thought the Door to the DADA room was a horcrux, thus Tom coming back one last time and making it. Hence why all the teachers are cursed who take that position.
I thought it was the Sorting Hat since it was from Griffindor and he wanted one horcrux from him, and that's why every bad kid end up in Slitherin 😅
The thing which always bothered me about the hogwarts express ride from London is, say for example you were a young witch/wizard who lived in Newcastle in the far north of England do you then have to travel all the way to London to only then have to double back on yourself on the train? 🤔
We know where Muggle born & half blood children when to school before Hogwarts, but where did pure bloods go to school from approx 5 years old until they went to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?
Having Founder statues select students would have been awesome. Definitely the superior idea.
A variation of it is what she used for the Ilvermorny selection process.
I hope the HBO series will have the Astronomy Tower battle in Season 6
not really necessary to the plot, they should focus on teen romance instead.
@@user-gs7iw6kl7o lol, nice joke
If the first season is starting in 2026, and the series is going to take place over ten years, we have a long time to wait until season six
@@CallemJayNZ true
I could be wrong but I think I read somewhere that it's only going to be 4 seasons (but still covering all of the books somehow). I guess it's difficult to get children to sign 7+ year long contracts.
Amazing as always xx
March 1 1692 The Salem witch trials begin in Salem Village, Massachusetts Bay Colony, with the charging of 3 women with witchcraft. Tituba, a slave owned by Samuel Parris, is the first to be arrested, and she implicates Sarah Good and Sarah Osborne, who are arrested later in the day.
Ok, I'm going to post here too. FUN question. If Tom Riddle was taught at Hogwarts, he knows about life after death. The Ghosts are afraid to go on, so he knows there is an "on". He also should have been taught about the consequences of trying to cheat death. If Tom knew about life after death, what was he afraid of? So, some say he was never taught about this and was afraid. Since Dumbledore and Dibbet (Headmaster) took Tom into Hogwarts, and Dumbledore obviously sees that Tom is troubled. You would think that Defense against the Dark Arts would teach their students about the consequences of performing these dark magics. With a search for immortality being a "Reason" for dark magic, one would think that would be covered. So either Tom wasn't taught any history or ethics or consequences of his actions, or Dumbledore and Dibbet knowingly released a powerful, newly trained psychopath. Either way, they should have both been thrown into Azkaban. So either a huge plot hole, or Dumbledore was the most incompetent teacher in the history of Hogwarts.
Tom isn’t a ordinary human. He doesn’t care about morals or consequences of his actions. He doesn’t listen to others advice
@@txt.ian_ EXACTLY CORRECT, which is why he NEVER should have been given a wand. Dumbledore should have left Tom at the orphanage or thrown him into a dragon's gullet. You do not train an obvious psychotic how to kill people.
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Everybody gangsta until Rowling starts posting on twitter again
Fanon trumps source material
Yet fanon hasn't won any major awards like the Hugo's
But HarryPotter the source material did win many prestigious awards and Hugo's
So.....fanon doesn't Trump canon or the Orginal source material. How can any self respecting wizarding world harry potter fan believe this ?
City of Bones was popular at the time of release, reaching #8 on the New York Times Best Seller list (Children's books) in April 2007, which was originally a Harry Potter fanfiction. Though I agree that none of the works 'trump' hers, but to say they've not gained any accolades of there own (albeit after alterations to remove the HP IP) is simply incorrect. Even if only by a single example (though there may be more I didn't bother looking)
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