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Review Film Trolls 2016

2016-11-07T11:55:00.002+07:00

Mau review Film Trolls ah...

Malam minggu kemaren abis nonton Film Trolls, bisa dibilang salah mengira sih, karena sebelumnya ngebayangin trolls seperti dalam harry potter yang digambarkan seperti "a disgusting giant", raksasa dengan muka yang ga sedap dipandang, berlendir-lendir.. etc.. dan ternyata ini trollsnya imut, warna-warni, lucu, menggemaskan.. sweet like sugar... hehe dan kelompok raksasanya adalah Bergen, yang meyakini bahwa mereka tidak bisa bahagia jika tidak memakan trolls. sehingga kemudian film ini bercerita mengenai kisah trolls yang diburu koki Bergen si penjaga pohon trolls, alkisah si koki ini dikeluarkan dari komunitas Bergen karena pada suatu hari pada saat pesta trolls, dan seharusnya menjadi momen pertama bagi pangeran Bergen untuk makan trolls, namun ternyata di pohon tersebut sudah tidak ada lagi trolls, karena mereka berhasil melarikan diri. setelah bertahun-tahun bersembunyi, keberadaan trolls akhirnya ditemukan oleh sang mantan koki setelah sang putri trolls mengadakan pesta yang sangat meriah and loud.. mereka menyanyi, menari dan melakukan pesta kembang api. kembang api inilah yang kemudian dilihat oleh si koki yang tidak membuang kesempatan untuk mendatangi tempat pesta... cerita selanjutnya nonton aja... :D

Kategori Film ini SU, jadi kemaren yang nonton kebanyakan keluarga (banyak bocil).Dan memang film ini sangat direkomendasikan untuk ditonton oleh seluruh keluarga. secara grafis, mungkin ini sangat eye catching buat anak-anak, tapi pesan moral dalam film ini diperuntukkan untuk seluruh usia...

this movie is about happiness, pursuit of happiness.. film ini lucu, ringan, dan sangat positif.. It's a heartwarming movie.. jokesnya juga kekinian... Ada beberapa quotes yang saya suka seperti

"happiness is inside all of us, sometimes you just need someone to help you find it"

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"I know life is not all rainbow and cupcakes. I know there are bad/ negative things too. But I'd rather look at the world that way than looking at it in a negative way.. "

Saya suka karakter-karakter yang ada di film ini, baik karakter trolls maupun Bergen. satu yang saya perhatikan dari kelompok trolls, mereka diyakini selalu bahagia sehingga mereka divisualisasikan dalam karakter yang warna warni, namun ada satu karakter yang warnanya gelap, karena dia (branch) selalu hidup dalam ketakutan, pesimis, negatif, moody, gloomy.. dan ketika sang putri yang sebelumnya sangat pinky kemudian tiba-toba berubah menjadi abu gelap saat dia merasa sedih dan gagal.. yang kemudian diikuti oleh seluruh trolls, warna mereka kembali setelah mereka merasa bahagia dan optimis.. jadi pesannya, kalo pengen terlihat cantik harus selalu bahagia hehe

Satu lagi, nonton film ini agak berasa nonton Glee, hehehe.. Lagu-lagunya bagus dan pas.. (enak dengerin anna kendrick dan justin timberlake) lagu favorit saya sih "Hello" yang pas banget visualisasinya dinyanyiin bridget... 😁

yang belum nonton liat aja clip berikut

Overall, I love this movie.. 😊

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child Pre Order

2016-06-11T11:13:00.003+07:00

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- Underwater Secrets (Listen It!)

2012-08-01T11:37:00.001+07:00

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 Trailer Official (HD)

2012-08-01T11:29:00.001+07:00

I was really sad when I know the truth of Snape :(

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Trailer Official HD

2012-08-01T11:27:00.001+07:00

The Battle is BEGIN!

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Official Trailer

2012-08-01T11:15:00.001+07:00

I bet everyone was shocked when we saw Dumbledore killed by Snape.........

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - Official Trailer [2007] [720...

2012-08-01T11:12:00.001+07:00

Lord Voldemort getting stronger...

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Official International Trailer 1 [...

2012-08-01T11:10:00.001+07:00

It's funny when fred and george trying to put their name into the goblet of fire :D

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Official Trailer #1 - (2004) HD

2012-08-01T11:05:00.001+07:00

I like Sirius Black.. He is a damn cool!

Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets - Official Trailer [2002]

2012-08-01T11:01:00.001+07:00

The Second Year in Hogwarts.. It's getting more interesting

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - Official Trailer 1 [2001]

2012-08-01T10:59:00.001+07:00

The Journey Of Harry Potter is Begin! Enjoy this trailer...........

Hogwarts Castle Model Revealed By Warner Bros

2012-08-01T10:51:00.001+07:00

Warner Bros are so excited to reveal their biggest secret yet! The Hogwarts castle model that was used throughout filming will be the grand finale of the Studio Tour. It is reported to have taken an astonishing 74 years worth of man power to create as it was constantly evolving to include new elements as each film demanded. It was created for aerial photography and was digitally scanned for CGI scenes. To show off the lighting to full effect a day-to-night cycle will take place every four minutes so visitors to the Studio Tour can experience its full beauty.

For more information on the Studio Tour, and to book tickets, please visit www.wbstudiotour.co.uk

Harry Potter Personality Test

2011-12-26T22:44:00.000+07:00

Certificate: Test results
Harry Potter personality test (girls only)

For 40 % you are: You are Hermione.

You are clever, a know it all and a nerd but in a good way.
40.0517 % of 1548 Quiz participants had this profile!

You could also get this result:
For 20 % you are: You are Pavarti.

You are a friend of Draco and don't like to be with a Gryffindor.

Or even this one:
For 20 % you are: You are Ginny.

You are a sporty girl, you're clever but not too clever but that's good.

Or even this one:
For 10 % you are: You are Cho.

You have a ready mind and you are kind, clever and you are very stylish.

Or even this one:
For 10 % you are: You are Luna.

You have a clever mind and are interested in stuff that other people are not interested in.

Take this quiz: Harry Potter personality test (girls only)

Which Harry Potter Characters are you?

2011-12-26T22:27:00.001+07:00

Certificate: Test results
Which Harry Potter character are you?

For 40 % you are: You are Ginny Weasley! You are a beautiful, charming, lovely and good girl!
16.3506 % of 1529 Quiz participants had this profile!

Take this quiz: Which Harry Potter character are you?

Ultimate Sorting Hat Quiz

2011-12-26T22:20:00.000+07:00

Certificate: Test results
Ultimate Sorting Hat Quiz- Harry Potter

For 30 % you are: Congrats! Welcome to Gryffindor House!

Colors: Scarlet & Gold!

Founder: Godric Gryffindor!

Known for being: Brave, chivalrous, & daring!

Head of House: Minerva McGonagall (Transfiguration)

House Ghost: Nealy Headless Nick!
43.3121 % of 785 Quiz participants had this profile!

Take this quiz: Ultimate Sorting Hat Quiz- Harry Potter

62 Magical Facts About Harry Potter

2011-12-25T12:14:00.000+07:00

62 Magical Facts About . . .

Harry Potter

As of 2008, Harry Potter books have sold over 400 million copies and have been translated into 67 languages.
A picture of Gandalf the Grey (from The Lord of the Rings) can be seen in the collection of great wizards in Professor Dumbledore’s study in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
Author J. K. Rowling recently revealed that Dumbledore is gay and he had a crush on the wizard Grindelwald, whom he later defeated in a wizard duel.
As every Potter fan knows, Dementors are deadly, magical, wraith-like creatures. Rowling revealed that they represent depression and that they were based on her own experience with the disease. The remedy to lighten the effects of a Dementor is chocolate.

Rowling is the first author billionaire

Rowling is the first person to become a billionaire (U.S. dollars) by writing books.
In 2007, Rowling was runner up for Time magazine’s Person of the Year.
The death of Rowling’s mother from multiple sclerosis significantly influenced her writing, and death is a major theme throughout the Potter series.
The actress who played Moaning Myrtle is actually 37 years old and is the oldest actress to portray a Hogwarts student.
Rowling discovered “witchy” sounding names such as toadflax, goutwort, grommel, and others in Culpeper’s Complete Herbal, a famous book of herbal lore from the 1600s.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released on July 21, 2007, and sold 11 million copies on the first day of its release, breaking Rowling's earlier records for the fastest selling book of all time.
Rowling said that if she were to be a teacher at Hogwarts, she would teach Charms. If she had a job in the wizarding world, she would write spell books.
Harry Potter’s pet snowy owl, Hedwig, shares her name with two famous saints. One is Saint Hedwig of Andechs (1174-1243), a former duchess noted for her benevolence and compassionate nature. The other is Saint Hedwig, Queen of Poland (1373-1399). The death of Hedwig in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows represents Harry’s loss of innocence and coming of age.

Wizards in Harry’s world primarily use owls to communicate

Owls are the primary means of communication between wizards in Harry’s world. However, in many parts of the word, owls are considered bad luck and harbingers of death.
In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, dragon blood is revealed to be an effective oven cleaner.
Rowling’s books were the first children’s books included on the New York Bestseller list since E.B. White’s Charlotte’s Web in 1952.
When Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was released in Great Britain, the publisher asked stores not to sell the book until schools were closed for the day to prevent truancy.
Several publishers rejected the first Harry Potter manuscript saying it was too long and literary, but Bloomsbury Publisher finally accepted it in 1996. The book’s publisher suggested Rowling use the name “J. K.” rather than her real name “Joanne Rowling” to appeal to male readers. She took the “K” from her grandmother's name Kathleen, but neither "Kathleen" nor "K" is part of her legal name.
Rowling’s series has stimulated children to read and has concomitantly boosted the sale of other children’s literature such C.S. Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia series and Lloyd Alexander’s The Black Cauldron series.
A few scholars have suggested that the Harry Potter series is sexist because the three most powerful figures are male, females use their power in ways that make them less appealing than the males, and Hermione is less powerful and less poised than the boys. Other scholars say those claims are unfounded.
Colors play an important role in the Harry Potter novels. For example, shades of red represent goodness, such as Gryffindor’s scarlet robes, Harry’s red ink, and the crimson Hogwarts Express train. The Weasleys have red hair and a red roof. Green is largely associated with negative events, such as when Harry sees a flash of green when his parents die and the green-colored curse that made Ron vomit.
Numbers are symbolic in the series, especially 2, 3, 4, and 7. For example, the trio of Harry, Ron, and Hermione suggest the power of three and the spiritual trinity. Harry fatally wounds the basilisk on its third strike, and Hagrid knocks on the front door of Hogwarts three times. Students attend Hogwarts for seven years and there are seven players on each Quidditch. Sirius is also imprisoned on the seventh floor of Hogwarts.
Rowling said her favorite beast in the series is the phoenix, a mythical sacred bird who ignites into flames when it reaches 500 or 1,000 years old only to emerge from the flames as a new and young phoenix.

Harry Potter and Rowling share a birthday on July 31st

Harry’s birthday is July 31, 1980. Rowling’s birthday is also July 31—but in 1966.
The name Voldemort comes from the French words meaning “fly from death,” and his entire goal is to conquer death. In the second Harry Potter novel, Rowling shows us that “I am Lord Voldemort” is an anagram of “Tom Marvolo Riddle,” which is his actual full name.^a
Harry Potter’s name may refer to a “potter’s field,” which is a cemetery in which people of unknown identity or the very poor are buried. This would be fitting because Harry Potter serves as a type of “everyman,” a powerful mythological archetype.^a
Rubeus Hagrid, one of Harry’s closest friends, is part wizard and part giant. Rubeus is Latin for something produced from a bramble or a thicket, which fits Rowling’s description of him as “wild.” Hagrid most likely comes from the term “haggard” which also means “wild” or “unruly.”
Cedric Diggory is one of four students to die in Rowling’s novels. Cedric is a common Welsh name, and Diggory is the name of the professor in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe who traveled to Narnia where he picked an apple to save his mother. The seeds from the apple grew into a tree from which the wardrobe was made.
Rowling said she may have inadvertently taken the name of Harry’s school, “Hogwarts,” from a hogwort plant she saw in the Kew Gardens in New York City.
So many fans visit King’s Cross station to take pictures of platforms 9 and 10 that the station management erected a sign that says “Platform 9 ¾” which, in the Potter books, is invisible to Muggles but acts as a gateway for witches and wizards.
Voldemort’s wand is made of yew. Yew is seen by some as having immense supernatural power and being a symbol of death and rebirth, the same immortality that Voldemort seeks. Historically, nearly all wizards have used a magical wand of some sort that channels a wizard’s power and acts a symbol of authority (such as a shepherd’s staff).
Golgomath (one of the largest giants in the Potter universe) may be a play on the word “googol,” a math term for a one with a hundred zeros after it—in other words, one of the largest numbers known.
Rowling said that when she took an online Sorting Hat quiz, it sorted her into Hufflepuff, one of the four houses of Hogwarts.
Rowling said if she could take Polyjuice Potion for an hour, she would become Prime Minister Tony Blair. She also said that she would be dreadful at playing Quidditch as she is “not sporty,” “not great with heights,” and is “clumsy.
Quidditch is also known as Ikarosfairke or “Ikarus ball,” which refers to the Greek myth of Icarus who flew too close to the sun. His wings melted and he fell into the sea and drowned.
Rowling said that she would like to transform herself into her favorite animal: an otter. That is the Animagus shape of Hermione Patronus—which is not surprising, since Rowling has said Hermione is a lot like she is.
The curse used to kill Harry’s parents, “Avada Kedavra,” derives from a phrase in Aramaic Abhadda kedhabhra, which means to “disappear like this word.” It was used to make illness disappear, but there’s no proof it was meant to kill anyone. It is also likely the origin of abracadabra, which was used by doctors to cure fevers.
Harry’s godfather’s name, Sirius Black, comes from the name of one of the brightest stars in the sky, the “Dog Star” or Sirius (from the Greek word seirios, meaning “burning”). The star is a symbol of the goddess Isis and was central to the religion and philosophy of Egypt.
Sirius Black’s tattoos are borrowed from Russian prison gangs. The markings identify the person as someone to be feared and respected.

“Dumbledore“ is an Old English word meaning “bumblebee“

Albus Wulfric Percival Brian Dumbledore is Dumbledore’s full name. Dumbledore is an Old English word meaning “bumblebee.” Albus is Latin for “white,” and Wulfric was the name of a twelfth-century saint who became a deeply holy man after seeing a homeless man in the street. Percival was a knight of King Arthur’s Round Table and may also mean “pierce the veil,” suggesting an ability to return from the dead. Brian is a Celtic name, meaning “strong.
The original title of the first book was Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and appeared on books in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and other territories. It was changed to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by the American publisher because “Sorcerer’s” seemed more exciting. Rowling later said she would have fought this decision had she been in a better position.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone refers to a mythical object called a “philosopher’s stone.” In the ancient practice of alchemy (from the Arabic word al-kimia, or the transformation of metals, and related to the word algebra), alchemists searched for a magical substance called the “philosopher’s stone” that would turn ordinary metals into gold. In Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the “philosopher’s stone” is described as “blood-red.
Hogwarts wizards use cauldrons (from the Latin calere meaning “to be warm” or hot, and which is related to “calorie”) to create potions. Mundungus (from archaic Spanish for “stinky tobacco”) Fletcher was known to peddle stolen pots. Cauldrons are one of the oldest and most widely known symbols of magic—older, for example, than broomsticks. In fact, people once believed that witches flew in cauldrons.
“Morsmorde” is the command that makes the Dark Mark (the mark of Voldemort) appear and means “take a bite out of death” in French, making it an appropriate call for Death Eaters.
The Death Eaters were originally known as the Knights of Walpurgis, which is a reversal of “Walpurgis Night,” the name of an old witch’s holiday on April 30th celebrating springtime—exactly six months from Halloween. One holiday ushered in the growing season; one marked its passing. On both nights, demons and witches were free to roam. Saint Walpuriga was actually the name of a nun who lived between A.D. 710-779.
The divination textbook used at Hogwarts was written by “Cassandra Vablatsky.” Her last name refers to a real woman, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky who founded the Theosophical Society. Cassandra was the daughter of the rulers of Troy (Priam and Hecuba) who was cursed by Apollo to prophecy the truth but never to be believed.
The Hogwarts school motto is Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus which is Latin for “Never Tickle a Sleeping Dragon.” In the novels, the school is located somewhere in Scotland and has various charms to make it appear as an old ruin to muggle eyes.
Hogwarts was founded 1,000 years ago by Godric Gryffindor (fire/lion), Salazar Slytherin (water/serpent), Helga Hufflepuff (earth/badger), and Rowena Ravenclaw (air/raven). Its crest includes each of the animal representations of the four founders.
In the Hogwarts school, grades include Outstanding, Exceeds Expectations, and Acceptable. The failing grades include Poor, Dreadful, and Troll.
Early in the series' history, the Harry Potter books received positive reviews; however, later books were criticized as bland and cliché.

The idea of Harry Potter “strolled“ into Rowling’s head during a four-hour train delay

Rowling says the idea of Harry Potter just “strolled into her head” during a four-hour train delay.
According to Rowling, her favorite book as a child was The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge.
An outbreak of lice among the children cast members occurred while filming Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
When Coca-Cola won the rights to tie in its product with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Rowling insisted the company donate $18 million to the U.S. Reading Is Fundamental campaign to encourage children to read.
Natalie McDonald, who appeared in Harry Potter and Goblet of Fire, was based on a real girl Rowling knew who was dying of leukemia.
The driver and conductor of the Knight Bus, Ernie and Stanley, are named after Rowling’s grandfathers.
In 2003, members of the Jesus Non-Denominational Church in Greenville, Michigan, publicly demonstrated their concern over what they perceived to be evil in the Harry Potter books by gathering around a bonfire and burning Rowling’s books. In the Middle Ages, when books were rare, burning them was a radical statement.
Rowling claims that her wizard-ing world is purely imaginary and she doesn’t believe in the kind of magic found in her books.

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is scheduled to open at Universal Orlando in 2010

A theme park called the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will open in 2010 at Universal Islands of Adventure in Florida. The park will include a Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the Forbidden Forest, and Hogsmeade Village.
Harry Potter books made the American Library Association (ALA) list of 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books for five consecutive years. A challenge is a formal, written complaint filed with a library or school requesting that materials be removed because of content or appropriateness.
Most parent protests against the books include arguments that the books glorify witchcraft, encourage children to break rules and defy authority, and dwell on dark themes and death. But other parents argue in favor of the books, saying they serve as a mirror for finding a young child’s full potential.
When asked about the Harry Potter series, Pope John Paul II said the stories helped children see the difference between good and evil. However, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (now Pope Benedict XVI) said the books “erode Christianity in the soul” of young people and are “inconsistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church.” Ratzinger said the books were a “subtle seduction.
Nancy Stouffer, the author of The Legend of Rah and the Muggles and Harry Potter and His Best Friend Lilly. sued Rowling because she said Rowling’s books were based on her ideas. Stouffer lost her case in 2002 and was fined for making her claim with forged documents. No other author has claimed that Rowling stole an idea.

Characters With No Or Snknown Surname

2011-12-25T11:48:00.000+07:00

A

Algie – Great uncle of Neville Longbottom, gave Trevor to Neville
Alguff the Awful – Foul smelling goblin who attempts to sell vials of his sweat to Dungbomb manufacturers
Agnes – Patient in the Janus Thickey Ward of St Mungo's
Andros the Invincible – Ancient Greek wizard, alleged to have a Patronus the size of a Giant
Aragog – Acromantula belonging to Rubeus Hagrid, lives in the Forbidden Forest, dies in Half-Blood Prince
Arcus – Thought to have taken the Elder Wand from Loxias
Arnold – Pygmy Puff belonging to Ginny Weasley

B

Bane – Centaur who lives in the Forbidden Forest
Barnabas the Barmy – Subject of a tapestry on the seventh floor of Hogwarts, attempted to dance with trolls
Basil – Ministry official at the Quidditch World Cup, wears a kilt and poncho in an attempt to replicate Muggle clothing, organizes Portkeys for wizards and witches
Beedle the Bard – Author of several Wizarding fairy tales, including The Tale of the Three Brothers
Brother Benedict – Muggle monk who had an encounter with a jarvey
Bilius – Uncle of the Weasley children, died twenty-four hours after seeing a Grim
Binky – Rabbit belonging to Lavender Brown
The Bloody Baron – Slytherin House ghost, suitor and killer of Helena Ravenclaw, killed himself in remorse
Bogrod – Elderly goblin who works at Gringotts
Brother Boniface – Muggle monk, maker of turnip wine
Bozo – Photographer for the Daily Prophet
Buckbeak (a.k.a. Witherwings) – Hippogriff belonging at various times to Rubeus Hagrid, Sirius Black, and Harry Potter

C

Cecilia – Girlfriend of Tom Riddle Senior before Merope gives him the love potion
Circe – Ancient Greek enchantress
Cliodna (or Cliodne) – Irish druidess, Animagus, discovered the properties of Moondew
Crookshanks – Half-cat/half-kneazle belonging to Hermione Granger

D

Damocles – Inventor of the Wolfsbane Potion, uncle of Marcus Belby, awarded the Order of Merlin (probably has the last name of Belby.)
Dennis – Friend of Dudley Dursley
Derek – Hogwarts student two years under Harry
Dobby the house elf – House-elf belonging to the Malfoy family, set free by Lucius Malfoy (due to Harry's design) in Chamber of Secrets, killed by Bellatrix Lestrange; died saving Harry Potter's life.
"Dodgy" Dirk – Muggle who had an encounter with a dragon
Dot – Muggle resident of Little Hangleton

E

Eargit the Ugly – Goblin representative to the Wizard's Council in the fourteenth century
Egbert the Egregious – Murdered Emeric the Evil to gain possession of the Elder Wand
Elfric the Eager – Responsible for an uprising
Emeric the Evil – Possessor of the Elder Wand, killed by Egbert the Egregious
Enid – Great aunt of Neville Longbottom
Errol – Owl belonging to the Weasley family
Ethelred the Ever-Ready – Wizard known for being easily offended

F

Fang – Boarhound belonging to Rubeus Hagrid
The Fat Friar – Hufflepuff House ghost
The Fat Lady – Witch in the painting that conceals the entrance to the Gryffindor common room
Fawkes – Phoenix belonging to Albus Dumbledore, saved Harry Potter from Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets
Fergus – Cousin of Seamus Finnigan
Fingal the Fearless – Irish wizard who was an Aingingein champion
Firenze – Centaur, professor of Divination at Hogwarts
Florence – Contemporary of Bertha Jorkins
Fluffy – Three-headed dog belonging to Rubeus Hagrid, protector of the philosopher's stone
Food Trolley Lady – Itinerant trader on the Hogwarts Express
Fridwulfa – Giantess, mother of Rubeus Hagrid and Grawp
Fulbert the Fearful – Never left his house because of his cowardice, died when a Defensive Charm he cast caused his roof to collapse

G

Giant Squid – Unnamed squid living in the Black Lake
Golgomath – Giant, becomes Gurg after killing Karkus, allied with Death Eaters
Gordon – Friend of Dudley Dursley
Gornuk – Goblin, killed by Death Eaters
Grawp – Giant, half-brother of Rubeus Hagrid, son of Fridwulfa
The Great Humberto – Muggle television personality
Gregory the Smarmy – Inventor of Gregory's Unctuous Unction, has a statue in Hogwarts
Griphook – Goblin, works at Gringotts Bank
Gunhilda of Gorsemoor – Developed a cure for Dragon Pox, has a statue in Hogwarts
Gwenog – Early female Quidditch player

H

Hedwig – Mentioned in A History of Magic, the inspiration for Harry's owl's name
Hedwig – Owl belonging to Harry Potter, killed by a killing curse that missed Harry
Hengist of Upper Barnton – Giant, killed by Giffor Ollerton
Hengist of Woodcroft – Hufflepuff student in the Middle Ages, founder of Hogsmeade
Hermes – Owl belonging to Percy Weasley
Herpo the Foul – Ancient Greek wizard, Parselmouth, creator of the Basilisk, and the first Horcrux
Hokey – House-elf Belonging to Hepzibah Smith
Honoria – Albus Dumbledore’s maiden aunt

I

Ingolfr the Iambic – Norwegian poet who wrote about Quidditch

K

Karkus – Giant, friendly with the Order of the Phoenix, killed by Golgomath
Kevin – Toddler who uses his father's wand to blow up a slug at the Quidditch World Cup
Kreacher – House-elf belonging to the Black family, and later Harry Potter

L

Lachlan the Lanky – Has a statue in Hogwarts
Lancelot – Cousin of Great Aunt Muriel, Healer at St Mungo's
Leanne – Hogwarts student during Harry's time at school, friend of Katie Bell
Livius – Thought to have taken the Elder Wand from Loxias
Loxias – Possessor of the Elder Wand

M

Magorian – Leader of the centaurs living in the Forbidden Forest
Malcolm – Friend of Dudley Dursley
Minerva - Grandmother of Isobel McGonagall née Ross, great-grandmother of Minerva, Malcolm and Robert McGonagall Jr.
Moaning Myrtle – Ravenclaw student during Tom Marvolo Riddle's time at Hogwarts, killed by the Basilisk in a girl's bathroom, which she continued to haunt
Mosag – female Acromantula, wife of Aragog
Mr Paws – Cat belonging to Arabella Figg
Mrs Norris – Cat belonging to Argus Filch
Murcus – chieftainess of Merpeople
Great Aunt Muriel – Great aunt of the Weasley children

N

Nagini – Snake belonging to Lord Voldemort, attacked Arthur Weasley, killed Severus Snape, killed by Neville Longbottom
Norbert/Norberta – Dragon belonging to Rubeus Hagrid

O

Odo – Subject of a song sung by Rubeus Hagrid and Horace Slughorn in Half-Blood Prince
Ogg – Gamekeeper at Hogwarts while Molly Weasley was at school
Olaf – Norwegian wizard, cousin of Goodwin Kneen
Oona – Innkeeper, early Quidditch supporter

Paracelsus – Has a bust in Hogwarts between the Gryffindor common room and the corridor leading to the Owlery
Paws – Cat belonging to Arabella Figg
Peeves – Hogwarts poltergeist who fears the Bloody Baron
Pigwidgeon "Pig" – Scops Owl belonging to Ron Weasley
Prudence – Sister of Modesty Rabnott
Ptolemy – Famous wizard, featured on a Chocolate Frog card

S

Sanguini – Vampire, friend of Eldred Worple
Savage – Auror
Scabbers – Rat belonging to Percy and later Ron Weasley; actually unregistered Animagus Peter Pettigrew
Snowy – Cat belonging to Arabella Figg
Snuffles - Name of the dog who is really Sirius Black. Unregistered Animagus.

T

Ted – Muggle television newsreader
Tenebrus – Thestral belonging to Rubeus Hagrid
Tibbles – Cat belonging to Arabella Figg
Tiberius – Uncle of Cormac McLaggen, student of Horace Slughorn
Tom – Innkeeper of the Leaky Cauldron
Trevor – Toad belonging to Neville Longbottom
Tufty – Cat belonging to Arabella Figg

U

Ug the Unreliable – Goblin con artist, behind the Demiguise Derby
Ugga – Early Quidditch player
Urg the Unclean – Goblin leader during the rebellions of the eighteenth century
Uric the Oddball – Eccentric wizard, Ravenclaw student in the Middle Ages, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for September 2004

V

Verity – Employee at Weasley's Wizard Wheezes
Violet – Inhabits a portrait in Hogwarts, friend of the Fat Lady

W

Wendelin the Weird – Witch from the Middle Ages, enjoyed being burned at the stake so much that she allowed herself to be caught no fewer than forty-seven times in various disguises
Wilfred the Wistful – Has a statue in Hogwarts
Will – Stole toads from Warty Harris, then had the toads stolen by Mundungus Fletcher
Winky – House-elf belonging to the Crouch family, later works at Hogwarts

Y

Yvonne – Friend of Petunia Dursley

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X

Xenophilius Lovegood - Father of Luna Lovegood, editor of the Quibler, featured in The Deathly Hallows

Yaxley – Death Eater, defeated by George Weasley and Lee Jordan
Lysandra Yaxley – See Lysandra Black
Cyprian Youdle – Quidditch referee who was killed during a match

Z

Mrs Zabini – Mother of Blaise Zabini and had been widowed seven times by the start of Blaise's sixth year
Blaise Zabini – Male Slytherin student in Harry's year
Ladislaw Zamojski – Polish Quidditch Chaser
Rose Zeller – Hufflepuff student four years under Harry
Lev Zograf – Bulgarian Quidditch Keeper

List Of Harry Potter's Character "W"

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Jocelind Wadcock – Quidditch Chaser for Puddlemere United
Adalbert Waffling – Magical theoretician and author Magical Theory
Shizuka Watanabe – Japanese Quidditch Seeker
Fabius Watkins – Chaser and Captain of the Montrose Magpies, died in 1975 after a freak collision with a helicopter
"Honest" Willy Wagstaff – Street peddler accused of selling defective merchandise in Diagon Alley
Myron Wagtail – Lead singer of the Weird Sisters
Celestina Warbeck – Singer on the Wizarding Wireless Network
C. Warrington – Chaser for the Slytherin Quidditch team
Arthur Weasley – Son of Septimus Weasley and Cedrella Black, husband of Molly Weasley and father of Bill, Charlie, Fred, George, Ginny, Percy and Ron Weasley, grandfather of James Sirius, Albus Severus, and Lily Luna Potter, and Fred, Roxanne, Hugo, Rose, Victoire, Dominique, Louis, Molly, and Lucy Weasley, member of the Order of the Phoenix
Audrey Weasley – Wife of Percy Weasley, mother of Molly and Lucy Weasley
Barny Weasley – Cousin of Ronald Weasley (alias for Harry Potter)
William Arthur "Bill" Weasley – Son of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, husband of Fleur Delacour, father of Victoire, Dominique and Louis Weasley, Hogwarts prefect and Head Boy, member of the Order of the Phoenix, Gringotts employee, maimed by Fenrir Greyback
Cedrella Weasley (née Black) – Daughter of Arcturus Black II and Lysandra Yaxley, sister of Callidora and Charis Black, mother of 3 sons including Arthur Weasley, disowned for marrying Septimus Weasley
Charlie Weasley – Son of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, Gryffindor Quidditch Seeker and school prefect, member of the Order of the Phoenix, works with dragons in Romania
Dominique Weasley – Daughter of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, sister of Victoire and Louis
Fleur Weasley – See Fleur Delacour
Fred Weasley – Son of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, identical twin of George Weasley, attended the Yule Ball with Angelina Johnson, member of Dumbledore's Army,Gryffindor Quidditch Beater, co-owner of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, killed during the battle of Hogwarts
Fred Weasley the Second - son of George Weasley and Angelina Johnson, older brother of Roxanne Weasley, named after his deceased uncle, Fred Weasley.
George Weasley – Son of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, identical twin of Fred Weasley, husband of Angelina Johnson, father of Fred and Roxanne Weasley, member of Dumbledore's Army, Gryffindor Quidditch Beater, co-owner of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes
Ginevra Molly "Ginny" Weasley – Only daughter of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, wife of Harry Potter, mother of James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna Potter, Gryffindor student one year under Harry, Gryffindor Quidditch Seeker and Chaser, member of Dumbledore's Army, Quidditch player for the Holyhead Harpies (presumably Seeker or Chaser)
Hermione Weasley – See Hermione Granger.
Hugo Weasley – Son of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, brother of Rose Weasley
Louis Weasley – Son of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, brother of Victoire and Dominique
Lucy Weasley – Daughter of Percy Weasley and his wife Audrey, sister of Molly Weasley
Molly Weasley I (née Prewett) – Sister of Fabian and Gideon Prewett, wife of Arthur Weasley and mother of Bill, Charlie, Percy, Fred, George, Ron and Ginny Weasley, grandmother of James Sirius, Albus Severus, and Lily Luna Potter, and Fred, Roxanne, Rose, Hugo, Victoire, Dominique, Louis, Molly and Lucy Weasley, member of the Order of the Phoenix
Molly Weasley II – Daughter of Percy Weasley and his wife Audrey, sister of Lucy Weasley
Percy Ignatius Weasley – Son of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, Gryffindor prefect and Head Boy, Ministry of Magic employee, fought against the Death Eaters in Deathly Hallows, Husband of Audrey Weasley, father of Molly and Lucy Weasley
Ronald Bilius "Ron" Weasley – Son of Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett, husband of Hermione Granger, father of Hugo and Rose Weasley, Gryffindor Quidditch Keeper, school prefect, member of Dumbledore's Army.
Rose Weasley – Daughter of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, sister of Hugo Weasley
Roxanne Weasley – Daughter of George Weasley and Angelina Johnson
Septimus Weasley – Husband of Cedrella Black, father of 3 sons including Arthur Weasley
Victoire Weasley – Daughter of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, sister of Dominique and Louis
Konrad Weiss – German Quidditch Seeker
Dorcas Wellbeloved – Founder of the Society for Distressed Witches
Bridget Wenlock – Hufflepuff student in the 1210s, Arithmancer, established the magical properties of the number seven, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for August 2005
Nigel Wolpert – Gryffindor student 3 years below Harry Potter in Harry Potter films directed by David Yates; not a character in the books. Portrayed by William Melling in Harry Potter films.
Kelly Whakkaarangapawarau – Australian Quidditch Beater
Kennilworthy Whisp – Author of Quidditch Through the Ages
Kevin Whitby – Hufflepuff student three years under Harry
Devlin Whitehorn – Founder of the Nimbus Racing Broom Company, revolutionised Quidditch, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for November 2004
Samson Wiblin – Duellist, defeated at the All-England Duelling Competition in 1430 by Alberta Toothill
Willy Widdershins – Set up regurgitating toilets in Order of the Phoenix, informs Dolores Umbridge of the meeting of Dumbledore's Army in the Hog's Head
Hermann Wiel – German Quidditch Keeper
Dempster Wiggleswade – Writer for the Daily Prophet
Wilhelm Wigworthy – Author of Home Life and Social Habits of British Muggles
Ignatia Wildsmith – Ravenclaw student from late 1230s to mid-1240s, inventor of Floo Powder, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for December 2004
Wilkes – Slytherin student, friend of Severus Snape, Death Eater, killed by Aurors
Benjy Williams – Quidditch Seeker for Puddlemere United
Williamson – Auror
Heliotrope Willis – Leader of the Troll Rights Movement
Gilbert Wimple – Ministry official, Committee on Experimental Charms
Herman Wintringham – Lute player for the Weird Sisters
Lord Stoddard Withers – Magical creatures expert, breeder of flying horses
Dawn Withey – English Quidditch Beater
Mr Wood – Father of Oliver Wood
Mrs Wood – Mother of Oliver Wood
Oliver Wood – Hogwarts student, Gryffindor Quidditch Keeper and captain, Keeper for Puddlemere United.
Augustus Worme – Editor at Obscurus Books who commissioned Newt Scamander to write an authoritative compendium of magical creatures
Eldred Worple – Author of Blood Brothers: My Life Amongst the Vampires
Bowman Wright – Creator of the Golden Snitch, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for December 2005
Jósef (or Józef) Wroński – Polish Quidditch Seeker for the Grodzisk Goblins, inventor of the Wronski Feint

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Cassandra Vablatsky – Seer and author of Unfogging the Future
Vaisey – Slytherin Quidditch Chaser
Emmeline Vance – Member of the Order of the Phoenix, murdered by Death Eaters
Romilda Vane – Gryffindor student two years below Harry
Septima Vector – Arithmancy professor at Hogwarts
Vindictus Veridian – Former Headmaster of Hogwarts and possibly former Potions professor at Hogwarts
Vindictus Viridian – Author of Curses and Counter-curses (Bewitch Your Friends and Befuddle Your Enemies with the Latest Revenges: Hair Loss, Jelly-Legs, Tongue-Tying and Much, Much More)
Lord Voldemort – See Tom Marvolo Riddle
Ivan Volkov – Bulgarian Quidditch Beater
Katrina von Glockenspieler – German Quidditch Beater
Edric Vosper – English Quidditch Chaser
Pyotr Vulchanov – Bulgarian Quidditch Beater
Vulpus – Former Headmaster of Hogwarts

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Dolores Jane Umbridge – Senior Undersecretary to the Minister for Magic, Defence Against the Dark Arts professor, Hogwarts High Inquisitor, Headmistress of Hogwarts, sent to Azkaban for crimes against Muggle-borns, claims relation to the pure-blood Selwyn family
Quintius Umfraville – Author of The Noble Sport of Warlocks
Urquhart – Slytherin Quidditch captain during Harry's time at Hogwarts
Elphinstone Urquart - Husband of Minerva McGonagall, Ministry of Magic employee in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement

List Of Harry Potter's Character "T"

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Lucinda Talkalot – Slytherin student in the 1970s, Captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team
Ryotara Tanaka – Chaser and Captain of the Japanese National Quidditch Team
Keiko Takahashi – Japanese Quidditch Beater
Minaka Takahashi – Japanese Quidditch Beater
Janus Thickey – Namesake of the Janus Thickey Ward at St Mungo's
Pius Thicknesse – Minister for Magic while under the Imperius Curse
Mr Thomas – Father of Dean Thomas, murdered by Death Eaters, never told his Muggle wife that he was a wizard
Dean Thomas – Gryffindor student in Harry's year, member of Dumbledore's Army, dated Ginny Weasley, Gryffindor Quidditch Chaser.
Lucinda Thomsonicle-Pocus – Chief Attendant of Witchcraft Provisions at Hogwarts
Orsino Thruston – Drummer for the Weird Sisters
Thaddeus Thurkell – Wizard who produced seven Squib sons and turned them all into hedgehogs in disgust.
Agatha Timms – Owner of an eel farm, placed a bet with Ludo Bagman at the Quidditch World Cup
Kurt Todt – German Quidditch Chaser
Professor Tofty – Member of the Wizarding Examinations Authority
Tilly Toke – Received the Order of Merlin First Class following the Ilfracombe Dragon Attack of 1932
Andromeda Tonks (née Black) – Daughter of Cygnus Black III and Druella Rosier, disowned for marrying Muggle-born Ted Tonks, sister of Bellatrix Lestrange and Narcissa Malfoy, mother of Nymphadora Lupin (née Tonks), grandmother of Teddy Remus Lupin, cousin of Sirius Orion and Regulus Arcturus Black, aunt of Draco Malfoy
Nymphadora Tonks - Daughter of Ted Tonks and Andromeda Black, disowned by the Black family for being half-blood, Auror, metamorphmagus, wife of Remus Lupin, mother of Teddy Remus Lupin, cousin of Draco Malfoy, killed by her aunt Bellatrix during the Battle of Hogwarts
Ted Tonks – Muggle-born husband of Andromeda Black, father of Nymphadora Lupin (née Tonks), grandfather of Teddy Remus Lupin, uncle of Draco Malfoy killed by Death Eaters
Alberta Toothill – Wizarding duellist, won the All-England competition in 1430 with a Blasting Charm, defeating the favoured Samson Wiblin
Daisy Toots (née Hookum) – See Daisy Hookum
Tilden Toots – Wizarding radio personality, husband of Daisy Hookum, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for March 2007
Kenneth Towler – Gryffindor student two years above Harry
Travers – Death Eater who killed the McKinnon family
Cassandra Trelawney – Great-great-grandmother of Sybill Trelawney
Sybill Patricia Trelawney – Great-great granddaughter of Cassandra Trelawney, Hogwarts Divination professor, made the prophecy that prompted Lord Voldemort to go after the Potters
Donaghan Tremlett – Muggle-born bassist for the Weird Sisters, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for July 2004
Quentin Trimble – Author of The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self Protection
Quintin Trimble – Headmaster of Hogwarts
Troy – Irish Quidditch Chaser
Sacharissa Tugwood – Inventor of Beautifying Potions, discovered uses of Bubotuber Pus
Lisa Turpin – Ravenclaw student in Harry's year
Mallory Twiddle – Complained about Gringotts using Sphinxes as guards in the Daily Prophet
Norvel Twonk – Died saving a Muggle child from a manticore
Wilkie Twycross – Apparition instructor from the Ministry of Magic

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Eoessa Sakndenberg – Former Headmistress of Hogwarts
Vasco Santini – Spanish Quidditch Beater
Noriyuki Satō – Japanese Quidditch Chaser
Saucet – French Quidditch Beater
Almerick Sawbridge – Conquered a river troll at the Wye River
Scabior – Snatcher who captures Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger in Deathly Hallows, Slytherin student at Hogwarts
Lorcan Scamander – Son of Rolf Scamander and Luna Lovegood, twin brother of Lysander Scamander
Luna Scamander – See Luna Lovegood
Lysander Scamander – Son of Rolf Scamander and Luna Lovegood, twin brother of Lorcan Scamander
Newton Artemis Fido "Newt" Scamander – Author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, among other books, grandfather of Rolf Scamander, Hufflepuff student at Hogwarts, Headmaster of Hogwarts
Rolf Scamander – Wizarding naturalist, husband of Luna Lovegood, father of twin sons Lorcan and Lysander
Porpentina Scamander – Wife of Newt Scamander
Bruno Schmidt – Child from Germany who kills an Erkling with a collapsible cauldron
Brutus Scrimgeour – Author of The Beater's Bible
Rufus Scrimgeour – Head of the Auror Office, replaces Cornelius Fudge as Minister for Magic, killed, presumably by Death Eaters, in The Deathly Hallows
Selwyn – Death Eater
Kingsley Shacklebolt – Auror, replaces Pius Thicknesse as Minister for Magic, member of the Order of the Phoenix
Derwent Shimpling – Comedian, ate an entire Venomous Tentacula and survived, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for January 2005
Gaspard Shingleton – Inventor of the Self-Stirring Cauldron, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for September 2005
Stanley "Stan" Shunpike – Conductor of the Knight Bus, Death Eater (possibly under Imperius Curse)
Ariel "Speedy" Singleton – American Quidditch Seeker
Aurora Sinistra – Professor of Astronomy at Hogwarts
Rita Skeeter – Reporter for the Daily Prophet, author of The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore, Animagus
Harold Skively – Suggested a holiday in honour of Merlin
Wilbert Slinkhard – Author of Defensive Magical Theory
Jack Sloper – Gryffindor Quidditch Beater during Harry's fifth year at school
Horace Slughorn – Former Potions professor at Hogwarts and Head of Slytherin House, taught Tom Marvolo Riddle, fights against the Death Eaters
Salazar Slytherin – Co-founder of Hogwarts, Parselmouth, ancestor of the Gaunt family and Lord Voldemort, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for June 2007
Veronica Smethley – Fan of Gilderoy Lockhart
Elliot Smethwyk – Created the Cushioning Charm
Hippocrates Smethwyck – Healer-in-Charge on the Dai Llewellyn Ward at St Mungo's
Leopoldina Smethwyk – First British witch to referee a Quidditch match
Hepzibah Smith – Elderly, wealthy antique collector, descendant of Helga Hufflepuff, murdered and robbed by Tom Marvolo Riddle
Zacharias Smith – Hufflepuff student during Harry's time at Hogwarts, Chaser on the Hufflepuff Quidditch team, member of Dumbledore's Army
Eileen Snape (née Prince) – Pure-blood wife of Tobias Snape, mother of Severus Snape, captain of the Hogwarts Gobstones Club
Severus Snape – Son of Tobias Snape and Eileen Prince, "Half-Blood Prince", reformed Death Eater, member of the Order of the Phoenix, Potions and Defence Against the Dark Arts professor, Head of Slytherin House, Hogwarts Headmaster, killed Dumbledore in the sixth book, murdered in the seventh book by Nagini
Tobias Snape – Muggle father of Severus Snape, husband of pure-blood Eileen Prince
Faris "Spout Hole" Spavin – Minister for Magic
Alicia Spinnet – Gryffindor Quidditch Chaser, two years above Harry
Phyllida Spore – Author of One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi and former Headmistress of Hogwarts
Pomona Sprout – Hogwarts Herbology professor, Head of Hufflepuff House
Spudmore – Manufacturer of the 1940 Timberblast broom
Erica Stainwright – Disgraced housekeeping guru, Wizard of the Month for August 2006
Blenheim Stalk – Author of Muggles Who Notice, Muggle expert
Hesper Starkey – Studied how the phases of the moon affect potion-making
Stebbins - Hogwarts student during the Marauders' time at Hogwarts
Stebbins – Hufflepuff student during Harry's time at Hogwarts, caught by Snape with Fawcett during the Yule Ball
Patricia Stimpson – Hogwarts student two years above Harry
Jeremy Stretton – Ravenclaw Quidditch Chaser during Harry's time at Hogwarts
Edgar Stroulger – Inventor of the Sneakoscope
Miriam Strout – Healer in the Janus Thickey Ward at St Mungo's
Billy Stubbs – Boy at Tom Marvolo Riddle's orphanage
Grogan Stump –, Hufflepuff student in the 1780s, Minister for Magic, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for April 2006
Felix Summerbee – Inventor of Cheering Charms, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for May 2004 and May 2005
Summerby – Hufflepuff Quidditch Seeker after Cedric Diggory
Summers – Hufflepuff student during Harry's time at Hogwarts
Yoshihiro Suzuki – Japanese Quidditch Chaser
Havelock Sweeting – Unicorn expert
Emeric Switch – Author of A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration
Ambrose Swott – Former Headmaster of Hogwarts
Jocunda Sykes – First person to fly a broomstick across the Atlantic, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for January 2006

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Modesty Rabnott – Protested the use of the Golden Snidget in Quidditch, namesake of the Modesty Rabnott Golden Snidget Preserve
Urquhart Rackharrow – Inventor of the Entrail-expelling Curse, his portrait hangs in St Mungo's
Mnemone Radford – Developed Memory Modifying Charms, first Obliviator, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for February 2007
Xavier Rastrick – Wizard entertainer, vanished during a performance and was never seen again
Helena Ravenclaw/The Grey Lady – Daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw, Ravenclaw House ghost, killed by the Bloody Baron
Rowena Ravenclaw – Co-founder of Hogwarts, mother of Helena Ravenclaw
Tom Riddle Sr – Muggle husband of Merope Gaunt, father of Tom Marvolo Riddle, killed by Lord Voldemort
Tom Marvolo Riddle/Lord Voldemort – Son of Tom Riddle and Merope Gaunt, Dark Wizard, last living descendant of Salazar Slytherin, descendant of Cadmus Peverell, Slytherin student at Hogwarts, school prefect and Head Boy, leader of the Death Eaters, killed Lily and James Potter, killed after his Killing Curse backfired in Deathly Hallows because the Elder Wand refused to harm its true master, Harry Potter
Harvey Ridgebit – Dragonologist, first wizard to catch a Peruvian Vipertooth, established world's largest dragon sanctuary in Romania, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for January 2007
Gawain Robards – Head of the Auror Office after Rufus Scrimgeour
Mr Roberts – Muggle campground manager at the Quidditch World Cup, he and his family are tortured by Death Eaters
Demelza Robins – Gryffindor Quidditch Chaser during Harry's sixth at Hogwarts
Augustus Rookwood – Death Eater, spy working in the Department of Mysteries
Rosier – Early Death Eater
Druella Rosier – See Druella Black
Evan Rosier – Slytherin student, friend of Severus Snape while at Hogwarts, killed by Aurors
Madam Rosmerta – Proprietor of the Three Broomsticks in Hogsmeade
Thorfinn Rowle – Death Eater
Greg Ruczinski – American Quidditch Beater
Grugwyn Rufford – Member of the Welsh National Gobstones Team
Albert Runcorn – Worker for the Ministry of Magic
Barry Ryan – Irish Quidditch Keeper

List Of Harry Potter's Character "Q"

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Quigley – Irish Quidditch Beater
Finbar Quigley – Quidditch player (possibly Beater) for the Ballycastle Bats
Hambledon Quince – Claims that wizards are from Mars, Muggles are from Mushrooms, J. K. Rowling's Wizard of the Month for September 2006
Orla Quirke – Ravenclaw student three years below Harry
Quirinus Quirrell – Ravenclaw student in the 1960s or 70s, Muggle Studies and Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, possessed by Lord Voldemort in Philosopher's Stone
Quong Po – Chinese dragonologist, studied the Chinese Fireball breed and discovered the used of their powdered eggs