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Badger

> ...an animal that is often underestimated, because it lives quietly until attacked, but which, when provoked, can fight off animals much larger than itself, including ***wolves***.
>
> Hufflepuff Prefect Gabriel Truman on his house mascot., Pottermore

 A **badger** is a omnivorous mammal of the Mustelidae family, distinguishable by the white stripe that runs down its snout.Template:Creature

## Badgers in the wizarding world

It is the mascot of Hufflepuff House at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Like the house it represents, the badger is often underestimated and deemed non-threatening because it is not generally aggressive unless provoked, at which point it can and will viciously fight off threats even larger than itself. This symbolism was perhaps showcased best in the Battle of Hogwarts, where many Hufflepuffs stayed to fight and defend their school, with only Gryffindor outnumbering them.
***Uric the Oddball*** once turned up for a presentation before the ***Wizards' Council*** wearing nothing but a toupee that turned out to be a dead badger, after listening to a ***Fwooper***'s song continuously for three months.
There is a spell that can transfigure ***a cauldron into a badger***. One could turn a ***human into a bager***.
It is a known corporeal form of the Patronus Charm.

## Behind the scenes

In *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*, a badger is sitting in Rubeus Hagrid's hut and reading the Daily Prophet when the ***Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures*** arrives.

## See Also In

Patronus Charm (see this-entire image)
 Badger on Wikipedia

## Appearances

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* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (Hufflepuff sign) (First Entirely Mentioned)
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry-Potter and The Goblet-Of Fire* (film) (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film) (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film) (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows* (film) (Entirely Mentioned Only)
	+ *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 002* (Hufflepuff sign)
* ***Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them* (companion book)** (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Pottermore*
* *Wizarding World (website)*
* *Harry Potter: A Pop-Up Book* (Hogwarts crest)
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Dimensions* (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry Potter Trading Card Game* (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery* (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite* (Hufflepuff sign)
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells* (Hufflepuff sign)
Blackthorn

**Blackthorn** (bionomial name ***Prunus spinosa***), also known as **sloe**, is a species of *Prunus*, a deciduous large shrub or small tree.Template:Plant

## Wandlore

Blackthorn, which was a very unusual wand wood, had the reputation — in Garrick Ollivander's opinion well-merited — of being best suited to a warrior. This does not necessarily mean that its owner practised the Dark Arts (although it is undeniable that those who did so will enjoy the blackthorn wand's prodigious power); one found blackthorn wands among the ***Aurors*** as well as among the denizens of ***Azkaban*** and ***Death Eaters***.
It was a curious feature of the blackthorn bush, which sported wicked thorns, that it produced its sweetest berries after the hardest frosts, and the wands made from this wood appeared to need to pass through danger or hardship with their owners to become truly bonded. Given this condition, the blackthorn wand would become as loyal and faithful a servant as one could wish.

## Known Blackthorn wand owners

* Unidentified ***Snatcher*** who owned the Blackthorn wand.

## Etymology

The word "sloe" comes from Old English *slāh*. The same word is noted in Middle Low German, historically spoken in Lower Saxony, Middle Dutch "sleuuwe" or, contracted form, "slē", from which come Modern Low German words: "*slē*", "*slī*", and Modern Dutch "*slee*", Old High German "*slēha*", "*slēwa*", from which come Modern German "*Schlehe*" and Danish "*slåen*".

## Behind the scenes

* Blackthorn and its association with warriors is a likely reference to the shillelagh, a walking stick and club that was originally used for settling disputes in a gentlemanly manner — like a duel with pistols or swords. Modern practitioners of bataireacht (forms of stick-fighting from Ireland) study the use of the shillelagh for self-defense and as a martial art. In modern usage, it is recognised as a symbol of Irishness.
* The choice of Jacob's sibling's ***first wand*** is determined by the player's answer to Ollivander's question of how they felt about ***their brother's*** expulsion and subsequent disappearance. If they reply they are angry, Ollivander will give them a blackthorn wand with a unicorn hair core.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows* (film) (First Entirely Mentioned)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 001*
* *Pottermore*
* *Wizarding World (website)*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells*
* *Harry Potter: Magic Awakened*
* *Hogwarts Legacy* (Entirely Mentioned Only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1  Blackthorn on Wikipedia
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Writing by J. K. Rowling: "Wand Woods" at *Wizarding World (website)*
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows* (film)
Billy B Boss via The Russian Feline

**Billy B Boss** is .

## Background

. . .

*Media*
*Disney Parks*
Entertainment: **Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Big Band Beat •**
Fantasy Festival • One Man's Dream
Restaurants **Center Street Coffeehouse**
**Parades:** Happiness is Here Parade • Mickey's Storybook Express • Disney Harmony in Color! Parade
**Fireworks:** Mickey's Mix Magic • Wonderful World of Animation • Wondrous Journeys
**Valentine's Day:** Minnie's Tiara of Dreams
**Spring:** Disney Friends Springtime Processional • Hippity Hoppity Springtime
**Summer:** Mickey's WaterWorks

*Characters*

*Locations*
*Songs*
Bone

> Big bones... the only thing that's got bigger bones than her is a dinosaur.
>
> Harry Potter making light of Olympe Maxime's insinuation that she was not a half-giant, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)

**Bones** are a hard structure that make up the skeleton of vertebrate organisms. They provide structure and protection for the body's other organs, and are responsible for the production of blood, among other, more minor uses. In the wizarding world, bones had a variety of uses.

Bones was also the surname of a prominent wizarding family in ***Great Britain***.

## Notable uses

* ***Borgin and Burkes***, a shop in Knockturn Alley affiliated with the Dark Arts, sold human bones among its wares.
* There existed a variety of spells to remove a person's bones, including *Brackium Emendo* and ***Ossio Dispersimus***. Harry Potter had his arm bones forcibly removed by Gilderoy Lockhart in 1992 due to a botched attempt to merely mend the broken bones with *Brackium Emendo*, and spent a night in the Hospital Wing regrowing them with Skele-Gro.
* Sewing needles could be made from animal bone; Rubeus Hagrid owned a bone needle by ***1994***, and used it to darn some socks during a visit from Harry Potter, Ronald Weasley, and Hermione Granger prior to the Hallowe'en feast that year.
* Chicken bones could be used as foodstuffs for a ***Hippogriff***.
* ***A certain Dark potion that regenerated a wizard's body*** required bone taken unknowingly from the wizard's father as an ingredient. When Peter Pettigrew made this potion for Voldemort in ***1995***, they chose the ***Little Hangleton graveyard*** as the brewing site, so that bone fragments from ***Tom Riddle Snr***'s ***grave*** could be extracted.
* A human, or at least their corpse, could be transfigured into a bone. ***Bartemius Crouch Junior*** used this spell on ***his father*** to hide the evidence of his ***murder***.
* ***Golgomath***, ***Gurg*** of the last remaining giants, wore a necklace made of bones. Rubeus Hagrid speculated that at least some of the bones were human.
* The emblem of Healers employed at ***St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries*** was a bone crossed with a wand.
* The Serpent of Slytherin, after its death in 1993, was reduced eventually to a giant skeleton, which could be found in the Chamber of Secrets where it died.
* An arm bone was an ingredient in the Strength Potion.

## Behind the scenes

* Some of the members of the ***House of Black***, such as ***Regulus*** and ***Hester***, were depicted as skulls on the version of the ***Black family tree tapestry***.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire* (film)
* *Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix* (film) (Appears on tapestry)
* *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2*

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Bone on Wikipedia
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter B, scene 4
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film), Chapter B, scene 4
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film), Chapter B, scene 10
Counter-Jinx

A **counter-jinx** was a type of counter-spell that ended the effect of a jinx.

## Effects

It differed from an anti-jinx in that an anti-jinx was intended to *prevent* those effects rather than *remove* them. Hermione Granger once had to look up the ***counter-jinx for the Jelly-Legs Jinx*** in ***1995***.

## History

> ...took particular pleasure, during the practical examination, in performing all the counter-jinxes and defensive spells right in front of Umbridge, who was watching coolly from near the doors into the Entrance Hall.
>
> Harry Potter's DADA practical O.W.L. exam, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

During the ***1988–1989 school year***, Professor ***Patricia Rakepick*** would often ask her ***fifth year*** Defence Against the Dark Arts students to use counter-jinxes.
***Wilbert Slinkhard*** said that the term "counter-jinx" was a misnomer, implying that they were intended with just as much harm as the spells they countered, though Hermione Granger disagreed with this assessment, much to the disapproval of ***Dolores Umbridge*** in a ***fifth year*** Defence Against the Dark Arts class in ***1995***.
***Practical Defensive Magic and Its Use Against the Dark Arts*** contained moving colour illustrations of the various counter-jinxes and hexes that it illustrated.
Fifth years were expected to preform counter-jinxes as apart of their Defence Against the Dark Arts practical O.W.L. exam.

## See also

* Counter-curse
* Anti-jinx
* Jinx

## Appearances

* ***Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Original Screenplay*** (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them* (film) (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Pottermore*
* *Wizarding World (website)*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Harry-Potter and The Goblet-Of Fire* (film)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
3. ↑ *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery* - Defence Against the Dark Arts classes
4. ↑ ***Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix***, Chapter 31 (*O.W.L*.*S*)
Cake

# Cake (Harry Potter)

 File:Harry's birthday cake.jpg  A **cake** is a type of confection usually enjoyed as dessert. It generally is round and is often baked with ***eggs***, flour, ***sugar*** and other ingredients for sweetness. It comes in many designs and forms, and cakes enchanted with magic might present special effects.

Lord Voldemort disliked cake.

## Types of cake

* ***Carrot cake***
* ***Cauldron Cake***
* ***Cheesecake***
	+ ***Chocolate cheesecake***
	+ ***Lemon cheesecake***
	+ ***Sernik***
	+ ***Strawberry cheesecake***
* Chocolate cake
* ***Chocolate phoenix cake***
* ***Christmas cake***
* ***Fruitcake***
* ***Lemon drizzle cake***
* ***Plum cake***
* ***Pound cake***
* ***Rhubarb crumble with custard***
* ***Rock cake***
* ***Sponge cake***
* ***Tombstone cake***
* ***Valentine's cake***

## Other cakes

* Harry Potter's birthday cake from Rubeus Hagrid
* ***Petunia Dursley's pudding***

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows* (film)
	+ *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 001*
* Template:CC (Appears in dream)
* Template:CC (Appears in dream)
* *Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore - The Complete Screenplay*
* *Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore*
* Template:SODMM (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Pottermore*
* *Wizarding World (website)*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7*
* *LEGO Dimensions*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells*
* *Harry Potter: Magic Awakened*

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1. ↑ Template:Tweet
2. ↑ , Chapter B, scene 11
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*, Chapter B, page 2
Curse-To-Kill

> Crouch's principles might've been good in the beginning — I wouldn't know. He rose quickly through the Ministry, and he started ordering very harsh measures against Voldemort's supporters. The Aurors were given new powers — powers to kill rather than capture, for instance... Crouch fought violence with violence, and authorised the use of the Unforgivable Curses against suspects. I would say he became as ruthless and cruel as many on the Dark Side.
>
> Sirius Black on Bartemius Crouch Senior during the First Wizarding War, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

 File:Bartemius trial.jpg  **Curse-to-kill** was a general concept in the theory of magical self-defence where a spell was cast against an enemy with the specific intention of causing fatal injury.

## History

By ***1926***, the ***Magical Congress of the United States of America*** had enacted a "curse-to-kill" policy on magical creatures that were considered a security risk in regard to the ***International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy***.

During the height of the First Wizarding War in the 1970s, ***Bartemius Crouch Senior***, then Head of the ***Department of Magical Law Enforcement*** at the British Ministry of Magic, authorised ***Aurors*** to kill ***Death Eaters*** rather than capture them, if need be, and the use of the Unforgivable Curses against suspects.

During the Battle for Hogwarts, ***Horace Slughorn*** pointed out to that the likelihood that the staff would be able to keep Lord Voldemort and his forces from breaking through the castle's defences were slim to none, and indirectly (and inadvertently) implied that protecting Harry Potter would make them a target, at which point Minerva McGonagall informed him that he was free to evacuate the school if he did not wish to fight, but warned him that if he did anything to oppose the resistance, the Hogwartians, she included, would duel to kill.

## Behind the scenes

* "Curse-to-kill" is a play on the real world term "shoot to kill".

## Appearances

* ***Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them* (companion book)** (2017 edition) (Entirely Mentioned Only) (First Entirely Mentioned)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 ***Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them* (companion book)** (2017 edition) - Foreword
Basilisk Regular Venom

> It doesn't have to be a Basilisk fang. It has to be something so destructive that the Horcrux can't repair itself. Basilisk venom only has one antidote, and it's incredibly rare –
>
> Hermione Granger regarding Basilisk venom, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

**Basilisk venom** was an extremely ***poisonous*** and corrosive substance generated by the said species.Template:Ingredient

## Overview

> The basilisk venom had burned a sizzling hole right through it.
>
> T. M. Riddle's Diary destroyed with Basilisk venom, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)

Basilisk venom was extremely powerful, and could kill a person within a little more than a minute at best, making the person drowsy and blurry-visioned before they died. This powerful venom was one of the few substances known to be capable of destroying Horcruxes, causing them fatal damage that could not be repaired. It only had one known antidote: phoenix tears, which happened to be very rare, decreasing the venom's deadliness.
The venom's potency was apparently extremely long-lasting, as Hermione Granger was able to use the venom from the fang of a Basilisk that was dead for nearly five years.
Basilisk venom was one of the few ***poisons*** that was not curable by ***bezoars***.

## History

> I'm going to sit here and watch you die, Harry Potter. Take your time. I'm in no hurry.
>
> The memory of Tom Riddle awaiting Harry Potter's death from Basilisk venom in the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

In 1993, Harry Potter stabbed the roof of the Basilisk's mouth with the Sword of Gryffindor and ended up getting a fang splintered into his arm. Tom Riddle described the venom as being able to kill Harry in a little more than a minute, though Fawkes's tears healed Harry's arm and cleansed the poison.
After being healed, Harry took the fang and stabbed Riddle's diary, destroying that Horcrux beyond magical repair. Because Harry had stabbed the Basilisk with the sword, it was imbued with Basilisk venom and was therefore able to destroy Horcruxes and poison opponents that it cut through as well.
Albus Dumbledore used the Sword of Gryffindor, which had been imbued with the basilisk's venom three years prior, to destroy ***Marvolo Gaunt***'s ***Ring***.
Ron Weasley used the Sword of Gryffindor to destroy Salazar Slytherin's Locket.
In ***1998***, during the ***Battle of Hogwarts***, Ron and Hermione went down to the Chamber of Secrets and destroyed Helga Hufflepuff's Cup with a Basilisk fang. In the same battle, Neville Longbottom used the Sword of Gryffindor to kill ***Nagini***.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 , Chapter B, scene 17
Christmas Feast

> Harry had never in all his life had such a Christmas dinner. A hundred fat, roast turkeys; mountains of roast and boiled potatoes; platters of chipolatas; tureens of buttered peas, silver boats of thick, rich gravy and cranberry sauce — and stacks of wizard crackers every few feet along the table.
>
> Harry Potter's first Christmas dinner at Hogwarts, in 1991, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The **Christmas feast** was held on Christmas ***Day***. It was attended by the Professors and any students that have chosen to remain at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry over the Christmas holidays.

## Event Known Information

### Location

Great Hall. Hogwarts Castle, Scotland, Great Britain

## Overview

The feast was prepared by the house-elves in the ***kitchens***, and consisted of a hundred fat, roast turkeys, mountains of roast and boiled ***potatoes***, platters of fat ***chipolatas***, tureens of ***buttered*** ***peas***, silver boats of thick, rich gravy and ***cranberry sauce***. For dessert, flaming Christmas puddings were served, with silver ***Sickles*** hidden within the pudding. Also on the tables were ***Wizard Crackers***.

Unlike their ***Muggle*** counterparts that contained plastic toys and paper hats, Wizard Crackers exploded with a blast, like a cannon going off, and engulfed the pullers in blue smoke. Inside could be found such delights as live mice, Wizard's Chess sets, and ***Grow-Your-Own-Warts kits***, as well as real-sized hats and jokes. Because of the small number of students that stayed for Christmas during Harry's third year, the house tables were put to one side and a table for twelve set up in their place.

The Christmas feast was the only one which took place during the school holidays. As such, the other feasts were usually attended by all students, with the exception of the ***1997*** End-of-Term Feast.

## Known participants

### 1991

Harry PotterRon WeasleyFred WeasleyGeorge WeasleyPercy WeasleySeverus SnapeAlbus Dumbledore
* Hogwarts staff

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (Deleted scene) Template:1st

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 12
Bluebelle An Skunk

**Bluebelle** is .

## Background

. . .

*Media*
**Television:** *Raw Toonage* • *House of Mouse*

Disney Parks
**Entertainment:** Rivers of Light: We Are One
**Fireworks:** Momentous • Tree of Life Awakens • Wondrous Journeys
**Spring:** Disney's Easter Wonderland • Hippity Hoppity Springtime • Usatama on the Run!
**Halloween:** Mickey's Halloween Celebration • Re-Villains! Halloween Parade

*Characters*
*Locations*
*Songs*

*See Also*
Broom Jinx-(Harry Potter)

> His broom gave a sudden, frightening lurch. For a split second, he thought he was going to fall. He gripped the broom tightly with both hands and knees. He'd never felt anything like that. It happened again. It was as though the broom was trying to buck him off.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

This **jinx** Template:Incantation unknown, was used to make broomsticks try to throw their riders off through a variety of means such as sudden lurches and violent swishing movements.

## Broom-Jinx

### Effect

Makes a broomstick attempt to buck its rider off

## Effects

Constant eye contact was required for this spell to be successful; if broken, the spell ceased to work. It was likely an extremely powerful Dark spell, as Rubeus Hagrid stated that nothing but that could interfere with a broomstick, particularly a Nimbus 2000, except powerful dark magic.

## History

This jinx was used by Quirinus Quirrell on Harry Potter's Nimbus 2000 in 1991, during a Quidditch match. It was an attempt to murder Harry for Lord Voldemort. No one in the stands detected Quirrell of using this jinx, except Professor Severus Snape, who attempted to save Harry with a counter-curse. However, Snape's robes caught on fire when Hermione Granger used the *Lacarnum Inflamari* on them, as she thought that Snape was causing the jinx. Someone else knocked over Quirrell, thus breaking his eye contact, stopping the jinx.

## Behind the scenes

* In the film adaptation of *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone (film)* the broom jinxing scene plays out much the same as in the book, except that Hermione uses *Lacarnum Inflamari* rather than ***Bluebell Flames*** to ignite Snape's cloak

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Pottermore* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry Potter Trading Card Game*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
Containment C Charm

**Containment Charms** Template:Incantation unknown were charms which were cast with the intention of containing an entity within something or an area.

## Containment Charm

### Effect

Contain an entity within an object or area

## History

Hogwarts caretaker ***Rancorous Carpe*** placed several different Containment Charms on a bell jar as part of a ***trap*** in a failed attempt to capture ***Peeves*** the ***Poltergeist***.

## Appearances

* *Pottermore* (First Entirely Mentioned)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Hogwarts Legacy* (Entirely Mentioned Only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Writing by J. K. Rowling: "Peeves" at *Wizarding World (website)*
Closure of Rarely Hogwarts School of Witchcraft And Wizardry

The **decision to close** Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was considered many times throughout the history of the school. On most such occasions, a dramatic turn-around or heroic event occurred and those who wished to close the school reconsidered. The most notable times that closure was considered were during the openings of the Chamber of Secrets, during both the 1942–1943 and 1992–1993 school years. However, the first openings ended when Tom Riddle framed Rubeus Hagrid of being the Heir of Salazar Slytherin, and the second openings ended with Harry Potter's slaying of Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk, so Hogwarts was not shut down.

## Occurrences

### First openings of the Chamber of Secrets

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During the 1942-1943 school year, the Chamber of Secrets was opened and several students were Petrified. ***Armando Dippet***, a frail old wizard and Headmaster of the school, tried to hush it all up, possibly fearing for his reputation or worried about his responsibility to the pupils. However, once a Ravenclaw student named Myrtle Warren was found dead in the first floor girls' lavatory by ***Olive Hornby***, Professor Dippet was told by the Ministry of Magic that they were considering closing the school. The school ultimately remained open, however, after Tom Riddle presented evidence that the attacks had been carried out by an Acromantula being raised in secret by third year Gryffindor student, Rubeus Hagrid. Riddle was awarded a Special Award for Services to the School and told to keep quiet about it, which he did. The school was not closed as the "perpetrator" was caught.

### Second openings of the Chamber of Secrets

 File:Harry and ginny.jpg  Template:Dialogue a-b-a-c-a
The second known time that the closure of Hogwarts was considered was when the Chamber of Secrets was opened again during the 1992–1993 school year. The first victim was Mrs Norris, a cat belonging to Argus Filch, the Squib Caretaker, who was petrified on the second floor. Further victims were Colin Creevey, Justin Finch-Fletchley, Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington, Hermione Granger. Near the end of the year, it was thought that Ginny Weasley had been kidnapped and taken down to the Chamber. Minerva McGonagall, the temporary headmistress, decided upon hearing of this to close the school, saying that the students were to be sent home the following morning. However, Harry Potter slew the Basilisk and returned from the Chamber with Ginny Weasley, alive, and the petrified were cured by Pomona Sprout, keeping the school open.

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## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (Entirely Mentioned Only) Template:1st mention

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film)
Crush The-Sea Turtle

**Marlin**: "*So, Mr. Turtle?*"
**Crush**: "*Whoa, dude. Mister Turtle is my father. The name's Crush.*"
**Marlin**: "*Crush, really?*"
―Marlin and Crush[src]
**Crush** is a character in *Finding Nemo*. He is a green sea turtle who speaks in the manner of a surfer dude.

## *Finding Nemo*

He helps Marlin and Dory get to Sydney Harbour to rescue Nemo. He nicknames Marlin and Dory "The Jellyman" and "Little Blue," respectively. After transporting Marlin and Dory on his shell to their destination and giving them the ride of their lives on the East Australian Current, after bidding each other goodbye, Marlin asks Crush how old he his, and Crush replies, "150, dude, and still young!" Probably the best way to describe Crush is a surfer punk who loves and cares for his son, Squirt.

## *Finding Dory*

Crush serves as a minor character in Finding Dory.

## Trivia

* Crush appears in his own talk show at The Seas with Nemo & Friends at Epcot, Disney's California Adventure and Tokyo Disney Sea.
* He also appears as a mosaic during the end credits of *WALL•E*.
* He appeared on the PBS Kids Go! show, *FETCH! with Ruff Ruffman*, in the season 5 episode "The Ol' Shell Game." In that episode, it is Crush's birthday, so Ruff gives him a call. During that call, Crush tells Ruff about trouble happening with turtles, so Ruff sends Marco and Shreya to learn about sea turtles. At the end of the episode, Crush thanks them for helping the sea turtles, and says that it was the best birthday present ever.
* Based on the fact that Crush's father is named Mr. Turtle, this would make Crush's full name Crush Turtle, or C. Turtle (sea turtle) for short.
* It is implied that Crush's (and to a much lesser extent, Squirt's and the other turtles') home is actually Hawaii, and he and the other turtles are using the EAC to return there.
* According to the *Guinness Book of World Records*, sea turtles can actually live up to 152 years. This contradicts what Crush said about still being young at age 150.
* Crush makes a cameo appearance in the Pixar short *Lava*.
* Sea-turtles feed on jellyfish due to their natural resistances against jellyfish venom, which would explain why and how Crush was near the jellyfish and able to rescue Marlin and Dory.

*Media*
**Music:** *Finding Nemo* • *Finding Dory* • *Finding Nemo: The Musical* • *Finding Nemo: Ocean Favorites*

*Disney Parks*
**Entertainment:** Disney KiteTails • Fantasmic! • Finding Nemo: The Musical • Pixar Playtime Pals • Rivers of Light: We Are One
 *Characters*
**Finding Dory:**
Jenny • Charlie • Bailey • Destiny • Hank • Fluke and Rudder • Gerald • Becky • Otters • Giant Squid • Stan • Bill • Stingrays
**Other:**

*Locations*
*Objects*
*Songs*
**Finding Dory:** Unforgettable

*See Also*
Curing

The power to **remove illness, mutation, diseases or any induced conditions**. Sub-power of Disease Manipulation and Healing.Template:Powers/Skills/InBornsFile:Brainiac (Justice League).jpg

## Capabilities

The user can remove various conditions from themselves or others, returning to the original, unmodified state and/or gain a pure condition free from all outside conditions. This is a variation of healing that restores their normal condition by removing any form of illness, diseases, mutation, obtained powers or skills or behavioral shifts which are caused by spells, hypnosis and mind control.

## Applications

* Contaminant Immunity
* Conversion Negation
* Disease Detection
* Foreign Forces Detection
* Foreign Forces Removal
* Flawless Restoration
* Immune System Manipulation
* Internal Bodily Cleansing

## Techniques

* **Conversion Curing**: Cure on-going transformations.
* **Disease Curing**: Cure all ailments.
	+ **Monster Curing**: Cure all monsters of their malformations.
	+ **Poison Curing**: Cure all poisonous substances.
* **Flaw Curing**: Cure all weaknesses.
* **Mental Curing**: Cure all mental shifts that makes an person a servant to another being.
* **Mutation Curing**: Cure Mutations.
* **Power Curing**: Remove all abilities from a being by making them normal.
* **Undead Curing**: Cure resurrected/undead beings by giving them life.

## Association

* Disease Manipulation
* Healing
* Medical Intuition

## Gallery

When Brainiac (DC Animated Universe) implanted a backup microscopic copy of himself into Lex Luthor, he cured the kryptonite-induced cancer in Lex's body.
## Videos

Lex Luthor and Brainiac finally become one - Justice League Unlimited
Chicken(-Food)

**Chicken** is a type of meat taken from the bird of the same name. It was a common ingredient in both wizarding and Muggle cuisine. Chicken was also an ingredient used in the brewing of the ***Invisibility Potion***.Template:Food And-With Beverage

## Description

Students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry were especially fond of chicken, enjoying dishes such as ***chicken fricassee***, ***chicken noodle soup***, ***chicken salad*** and ***chicken pot pie***. In 1991, chicken legs were served during the Welcoming Feast, and at the End-of-Term Feast in 1993.

## History

Students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry were especially fond of chicken, enjoying dishes such as ***chicken fricassee***, ***chicken noodle soup***, ***chicken salad*** and ***chicken pot pie***. In 1991, chicken legs were served during the Welcoming Feast, and at the End-of-Term Feast in 1993.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Goblet-Of Fire* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
* *Pottermore*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells*

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Chicken (food) on Wikipedia
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) - Chapter 36 (*Welcome Back*)
Blueberries (Disney's Zootopia)

“*I thought you guys only grew carrots!*”―Nick Wilde to Judy Hopps
**Blueberries** are an indigo-colored berry. They are a crop grown in Bunnyburrow and are also sold by street vendors in *Zootopia*.

## Blueberries

### Location

Bunnyburrow
Zootopia

## Appearances

### Film(s)

Zootopia
Zootopia: As Told By Emoji

### Book(s)

A Little Golden Book: Zootopia

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## Role in the Film

Nick Wilde, in one of his initial conversations with Judy Hopps, steals a blueberry from a street vendor without them noticing and eats it.
Later on in the film, while Judy and Nick are traveling in Judy's parents' pick-up truck, Nick discovers a basket of blueberries. He takes some and packs them in a handkerchief, showing surprise that crops other than ***carrots*** are cultivated in Judy's hometown.
While Judy and Nick are attempting to escape Dawn Bellwether, after it is revealed that she is behind the string of Night howler sickness cases, Nick replaces the serum pellets in Doug's dart gun with blueberries in order to carry out an intricate ploy to gain information from Bellwether in regards to her plan.

## Trivia

* Nick Wilde is shown to have a love for blueberries, snacking on them in several different parts of the film.

## Gallery

* Screenshots
* Book Pages
* Zootopia: As Told By Emoji

Screenshots

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Book Pages

### *A Little Golden Book: Zootopia*

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*Zootopia: As Told By Emoji*

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*Media*
**Video Games:** *Disney Infinity: 3.0 Edition* • *Disney Crossy Road* • *Zootopia: Crime Files* • *Disney Emoji Blitz* • *Disney Heroes: Battle Mode* • *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*

*Disney Parks*
**Entertainment:** "A Whole New World" A Magical Disney Songbook • Follow Your Dreams • Max LIVE: Gettin’ Goofy with It • Mickey's Magical Music World • Mickey’s Storybook Adventure
**Parades:** Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Dreams.... And Shine Brighter! • Move It! Shake It! Dance and Play It! Street Party • Mickey's Storybook Express • Usatama on the Run! • Disney Harmony in Color! Parade
**Fireworks:** Disney Enchantment • Happily Ever After • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Momentous • Wonderful World of Animation • Wondrous Journeys
**Spring:** Disney Color-Fest: A Street Party! • Disney Friends Springtime Processional
**Summer:** Club Mouse Beat • Summer Blast
**Christmas:** Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade • Winter Magic Cavalcade

*Characters*
**Deleted:** Jack Savage • Mr. Wilde • Officer Mabel • Razorbacks • Bat Eyewitness

*Locations*
*Songs*
*Objects*
*See Also*
Camera

# Camera (Harry Potter)

 A **camera** is a device used to take photographs. Originally a Muggle invention, their use had been adopted by wizardkind. In the wizarding world, cameras had been adapted to be powered by magic, rather than electricity, and printed photographs had the ability to move with the use of the developing solution.

## History

Bozo, ***Rita Skeeter***'s photographer, owned one, using it to take pictures of Gilderoy Lockhart in 1992 and the ***Triwizard champions*** in 1994 for the Daily Prophet. The camera emitted a cloud of purple smoke with each flash.
Colin Creevey's camera appeared to be a Muggle device, although since it did work at Hogwarts, it must not have had any electrical parts. During Colin's first year he took plenty of pictures of Harry, much to Harry's chagrin. Although the camera was non-magical, the pictures he took did move because he developed them in a special potion. Though many of his fellow students found it annoying, particularly Harry Potter, the camera ended up saving his life one night when he encountered a basilisk; Colin looked at the beast with his camera, presumably while about to take a picture of it, and was saved from its normally fatal gaze because of the camera lens. The camera itself, however, was destroyed in the process when the basilisk's killing stare burnt up its inner workings.
George Weasley owned a ***camera***, which he was seen holding in the Weasley family photograph taken during their trip to ***Egypt*** during the summer of 1993.
If someone watched the eyes of a basilisk through a camera, the person would get petrified but would not die.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (Disc 2)
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry-Potter and The Prisoner-Of Azkaban* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Goblet-Of Fire* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 001* (Appears In Flashback(s))
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7*
* *LEGO Harry Potter*
* J. K. Rowling's official site (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* ***Fantastic Beasts: Cases from the Wizarding World***
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells*
* *Harry Potter: Magic Awakened*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; name "COSf" defined multiple times with different content
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Harry-Potter and The Prisoner-Of Azkaban* (film)
4. ↑ J. K. Rowling's official site - **F.A.Q. questions** (archived here via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine)

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Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command - An Zoo-Out There

**An Zoo Out There** is the nineteenth episode of *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*. It first aired on October 23, 2000, and is the forty-seventh episode in production.

### Writer

Drew Daywalt
David Schneider

### Director

Don MacKinnon

File:Profile - An Title Card for Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command - An Zoo-Out There.png

## Synopsis

Government officials, along with Mira, Booster and XR, are being kidnapped by the Chlorms. Apparently viewing them all as mere animals, the Chlorms put them in a zoo.

## Characters

* Buzz Lightyear
* Mira Nova
* Booster Munchapper
* XR
* Commander Nebula
* Evil Emperor Zurg
* NOS-4-A2 (cameo only)
* XL (cameo only)
* Warp Darkmatter (cameo only)
* Torque (cameo only)
* Gravitina (cameo only)
* Era
* Eon
* Epoch
* Senator Aarrfvox
* Senator Phlegmex
* Ma Munchapper (mentioned only)
* Pa Munchapper (mentioned only)
* King Nova (mentioned only, not named)

## Trivia

* This episode was released one year after Mary Kay Bergman's suicide which meant that the episode was likely made in 1999 when Bergman was alive.

## Errors

* Era calls all of the members of Team Lightyear his "human guinea pigs", despite the fact that Buzz is the only human on the team.

## Voice Actors

* Patrick Warburton as Buzz Lightyear
* Mary Kay Bergman as *Alien Mom*, *Alien Kid*, and *Zurg's Answering Machine*
* Adam Carolla as Commander Nebula
* Jim Cummings as Senator Aarrfvox and *Alien Dad*
* Neil Flynn as XR
* Stephen Furst as Booster Munchapper
* Jonathan Harris as Era
* Wayne Knight as Evil Emperor Zurg
* Bill Mumy as Eon
* Nicole Sullivan as Mira Nova
* Frank Welker as Epoch, *Senator*, Senator Phlegmex, and *Alien Guard*

## References

1. ↑ [1]

*Media*
*Disney Parks*
*Characters*
*Episodes*

*Locations*
*Objects*
*Events*
Coral The-Clownfish Female

## Known Art-Media-Appearances Characteristics

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**Coral** is a supporting character in *Finding Nemo*. She is Marlin's wife and Nemo's biological mother. Like her husband, she is a clownfish. She is Marlin's first sweetheart.

Coral knew Marlin when he is a young fish who really enjoyed clowning around. One day, Coral revealed that she would love a home with an ocean view, so the devoted Marlin managed to get her a much-prized anemone at the drop-off—with a view of the whole ocean.

It is assumed that she and the eggs got eaten by the Barracuda; albeit never exactly confirmed in the movie canon.

## *Finding Nemo*

"With a new home on the reef, a sea view, and several hundred babies on the way, Coral seemed to have a sweet life in store for her. That is until the dark day a big barracuda stopped by for dinner. In a terrible attack, Coral's dreams turned into a nightmare."

She was shown in the beginning of the movie where she and Marlin are watching over their 400 baby eggs. They were excited to be first-time parents and discussed the eggs' names. Coral says she likes the name Nemo and Marlin says only one can be Nemo, but he wants the rest to be Marlin Jr.

They later play with each other for a while until Coral is distracted by a barracuda. Marlin tells her to get back into the house. Coral swims to protect the eggs and the barracuda lunges at her. As Marlin rushes in to stop her from getting their children to safety, the barracuda smacks him with his tail, knocking him into unconsciousness.

When Marlin wakes up, he discovered that Coral and the eggs are gone after the attack. Marlin then found a single remaining egg which he named Nemo, and promises never to let anything happen to him.

## Trivia

* In the visual commentary for *Finding Nemo*, there are a few deleted scenes about Coral, including one of Nemo asking Marlin what happened to her.
* In the original storyboard of the film, it was shot so that the audience could glimpse Coral in the barracuda's mouth, but was later cut, possibly because it could have terrified younger audience viewers watching the movie.Template:Cite

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ Pixarpedia
2. ↑ Disney•Pixar Character (Regular-)Encyclopedia

*Media*
**Music:** *Finding Nemo* • *Finding Dory* • *Finding Nemo: The Musical* • *Finding Nemo: Ocean Favorites*

*Disney Parks*
**Entertainment:** Disney KiteTails • Fantasmic! • Finding Nemo: The Musical • Pixar Playtime Pals • Rivers of Light: We Are One
 *Characters*
**Finding Dory:**
Jenny • Charlie • Bailey • Destiny • Hank • Fluke and Rudder • Gerald • Becky • Otters • Giant Squid • Stan • Bill • Stingrays
**Other:**

*Locations*
*Objects*
*Songs*
**Finding Dory:** Unforgettable

*See Also*
Collie (101 Dalmatians)

**Collie** is a minor supporting character from the film *One Hundred and One Dalmatians*.

## Relationships

### Arch-Allies With Greatest-Partners Plus Best-Friends

The Cows, Pongo, Perdita, Dalmatian Puppies, Labrador

## Known Media Appearances

### Feature F Films

*One Hundred and One Dalmatians
101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure* (cameo)

## Appearances

### *One Hundred and One Dalmatians*

The day following the Dalmatians escaping from Jasper and Horace, they become stranded in a dreadful snowstorm but are found by the Collie who tells Pongo that they have shelter for them in a dairy farm. The Collie leads them to the farm where he brings food for Pongo and Perdita while the dairy cows feed the puppies. He informs them that they should head to ***Dinsford*** next where there is a Labrador whose owner is a grocer. He then goes outside to guard the door in case Cruella De Vil, Horace, and Jasper appear while the Dalmatians get some sleep.
He is not seen or even heard of for the rest of the film, but it can be assumed that he heard about the Dalmatians successfully returning home.

## Gallery

Lucky WCollieOTDL.jpg76d94fb36c58572cf0a84f9e01f352f7.jpgPongo and CollieTheCollie.jpgCollieConceptArt.jpgConcept Art

*Media*
*Characters*
***101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure:*** Lil' Lightning • Lars

*Songs*
*See also*
Counter-Curse

> Another few seconds and I'd have got you off that broom. I'd have managed it before then if Snape hadn't been muttering a counter-curse, trying to save you.
>
> Quirinus Quirrell scorning Severus Snape's attempts to save Harry Potter's life, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

A **counter-curse** was a type of Counter-spell designed to remove the effects of a curse or other dark charm. Similar to casting dark charms, those who cast counter-curses must maintain eye contact with the target.

## History

During their time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, James Potter cast the counter-curse for the Full Body-Bind Curse that Sirius Black had cast on Severus Snape after being let down from the jinx *Levicorpus* James had cast on him.
On 31 July 1991, during his first trip to Diagon Alley, Harry Potter was interested in buying *Curses and Counter-Curses*. This book, by ***Vindictus Viridian***, covered several jinxes and curses, as well as their counter spells.
In 1991, Professor Snape used a counter-curse to protect Harry Potter from a jinx put on his broom by Professor Quirrell, who was trying to knock him off.
Also in 1991, Hermione Granger performed the counter-curse to the Leg-Locker Curse for Neville Longbottom after Draco Malfoy cast it on him.

## Debatable occasions

* In 1992, Gilderoy Lockhart claimed that he knew the counter-curse to prevent the Transmogrifian Torture. Due to his dishonesty, it is debatable if such counter-curses existed to begin with.

## See also

* Counter-jinx
* Anti-jinx
* Curse

## Behind the scenes

* Gilderoy Lockhart claimed that he knew the counter-curse to prevent the petrification (in the second film), as opposed to the Transmogrifian Torture (in the ***novel***), although there is a great chance that he was simply trying to inflate his reputation, as he is known to possess a great ineptitude for magic and probably does not know the counter-curse if any such spell existed.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry-Potter and The Goblet-Of Fire* (film) (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film) (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
* *Pottermore* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry Potter Trading Card Game* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite* (Entirely Mentioned Only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 13
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 11
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film), Chapter 28
4. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 5
5. ↑ *Pottermore*
6. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 17
7. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film), Chapter 9
Concealing C Charms

> The Revealing Charm will reveal invisible ink and messages hidden by magical means... This spell is more than sufficient to overcome the basic concealing charms and so is a favourite of parents and teachers alike.
>
> Miranda Goshawk, *Book of Spells*., Wonderbook: Book of Spells

**Concealing charms** Template:Incantation unknown were charms used to hide secret messages in ***parchment*** by magical means (as an alternative to ***Invisible Ink***). Concealment charms were basic enough a piece of magic to be overridden by a simple Revealing Charm.

## Appearances

* ***Wonderbook: Book of Spells*** (First Entirely Mentioned)
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery* (Entirely Mentioned Only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 First Spells with Wonderbook™: Book of Spells on YouTube