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Chloe C Cluck

## Known Art-Media-Appearances Characteristics

**Chloe Cluck** is the deceased wife of Buck Cluck and mother of Chicken Little. She is implied to have died prior to the events of the film. She is only mentioned a couple times in the film, mainly by Buck.

## Role in the film

When Buck Cluck comes home from picking his son up from detention at school, she is briefly seen in a family photo, while Buck Cluck is saying "Oh, Chloe, if only you were here... you'd know what to do". Near the end of the film she was mentioned one more time by Buck when he said. "Y...Your mom, she was... You know, she was always good with stuff like this."

## Trivia

* Her son, Chicken Little bears a striking similarity to her in appearance. He has her eyes, eyebrows and feather color.
* There is a deleted scene in which Chloe Cluck is alive. She would have also been alive in the unused summer camp story that wrote Chicken Little as a girl instead of a boy. Her voice actress would have been Estelle Harris.
* Her passing seems to be relatively recent, as the photograph has Chicken Little and Buck looking the same age they are in the film's present day.
* In the 2006 DVD Trivia Game "Where's Fish?", her name was incorrectly spelled as "Cloe".

## Gallery

20191025 221248.jpgChloe with her family in the opening in the film.Chicken-little-disneyscreencaps com-2147.jpg20191025 221311.jpgA deleted scene in which Chloe is alive.

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*Disney Parks*
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*Songs*
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Cherry(-Tree)

**Cherry** (genus ***Prunus***) is a tree on which ***cherry*** fruits grow. The cherry fruits of commerce are usually obtained from a limited number of species, including especially cultivars of the wild cherry, *Prunus avium*.Template:Plant

## Wandlore

Cherry was a rarely used wood that made for a wand of strange power, most highly prized by the wizarding students of the school of ***Mahoutokoro*** in ***Japan***, where cherry wand owners enjoyed special prestige.
The Western wand-purchaser should dispel from their minds any notion that the pink blossom of the living tree made for a frivolous or merely ornamental wand, for cherry wood often made a wand that possessed truly lethal power, whatever the core — though if paired with dragon heartstring, the wand ought never to be teamed with a wizard without exceptional self-control and strength of mind.

## Behind the scenes

* In Japan, 花見 (Hanami) is a traditional practice of picnicking under a 桜 (sakura) (Japanese cherry) tree, hence a possible reason why a wand of cherry would be valued by Japanese wizards.
* Additionally, the cherry-blossom is the national flower of Japan, and has cultural significance and association with the country.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows* (film)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 001* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 002*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7*
* *Harry Potter for Kinect*
* *Harry Potter: The Character Vault*
* *Pottermore*
* *Wizarding World (website)*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*
* *Harry Potter: Magic Awakened*

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Cherry on Wikipedia
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Writing by J. K. Rowling: "Wand Woods" at *Wizarding World (website)*
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
4. ↑ Writing by J. K. Rowling: "Gilderoy Lockhart" at *Wizarding World (website)*
5. ↑  Cherry blossom on Wikipedia

## See also

* Blackthorn (Another tree species also within the *Prunus* genus)
* Cherry (fruit)
* Cherry syrup
Category-Talk:Images Of Spectacles

## Category:Images of spectacles → Category:Images of glasses (754 left)

*(discussion **moved** from **Category talk:Candidates for renaming**)*
Just to put up a notice here in case the addition is not easily discoverable - I added Category:Images of spectacles to be moved to **Category:Images of glasses** to match the Glasses article. It is a very large category so it definitely should be moved by a bot. MalchonC (User talk:MalchonC) 15:29, 29 November 2022 (UTC)

Wouldn't that potentially cause confusion with images of e.g. wine glasses? - **MrSiriusBlack** **Talk**  23:59, 29 November 2022 (UTC)
Possibly, but there isn't really such category, so all that matters is if "Images of glasses" alone makes one think about other types of glasses. MalchonC (User talk:MalchonC) 08:16, 30 November 2022 (UTC)
Both glasses and spectacles is used throughout the books, with glasses being used more often, but also being used to refer to drinking glasses and hour-glasses. Personally I find spectacles to be more specific and would argue for changing the article name to match. Glasses can be used as redirect for now or a disambig page should a drinking glass article be created in the future. IMHO --Ironyak1 (User talk:Ironyak1) 19:21, 2 December 2022 (UTC)
As long as the article and the category are consistent, both are fine with me. MalchonC (User talk:MalchonC) 04:26, 3 December 2022 (UTC)
## Well this is a big category

Perhaps a 'Harry Potter's spectacles' subcategory should be made? - User:MrSiriusBlack| **MrSiriusBlack** User talk:MrSiriusBlack| **Talk**  23:57, 11 December 2022 (UTC)

I could add that category instead of this category. User:SeichanGrey (User talk:SeichanGrey) 01:30, 12 December 2022 (UTC)

We don't have an article page for Harry Potter's spectacles though. Spectacles are rather trivial anyway; I'd be more interested in creating more subcategories for Category:Images Of Wands. User:MalchonC (User talk:MalchonC) 04:51, 12 December 2022 (UTC)
I don't see how it matters that there is no page for Harry's spectacles? They are the most easily and widely recognisable spectacles in the series, and the way it's going, everything in Category:Images of Harry James Potter is going to end up in Cat:Images of spectacles, which just seems silly and renders this spectacles category rather useless, especially if a wiki reader is looking for images of other spectacles, consequently drowned in images of Harry. - User:MrSiriusBlack **MrSiriusBlack** User talk:MrSiriusBlack **Talk**  12:01, 12 December 2022 (UTC)
Oh great, now we have to change hundreds of Images of spectacles to Images of Harry Potter's spectacles… User:MalchonC (User talk:MalchonC) 14:16, 12 December 2022 (UTC)
That's what bots are for. - User:MrSiriusBlack| **MrSiriusBlack** User talk:MrSiriusBlack| **Talk**  18:43, 12 December 2022 (UTC)

I personally think this new category is unecessary. User:SeichanGrey (User talk:SeichanGrey) 19:16, 12 December 2022 (UTC)
Then why did you create it...? - User:MrSiriusBlack| **MrSiriusBlack** User talk:MrSiriusBlack **Talk**  20:32, 12 December 2022 (UTC)
Couple Otterton Kids

The **Otterton kids** are two young North American river otters in *Zootopia*. They are the children of Emmitt and Mrs. Otterton.

## Physical Appearance

The Otterton kids are both slender otters with sleek, brown fur, and green eyes.
The first child wears a blue t-shirt with a bull design on it and gray shorts; s/he is the taller of the two, about half the size of Emmitt.
The second child sports an orange and white soccer uniform.

## Role in the Film

The Otterton kids are never physically present in the film, but they can be seen in family pictures a few times. They are first seen near the middle of the film when Mrs. Otterton enters Chief Bogo's office and begs him to help her find her husband, Emmitt Otterton.

She holds up a picture of their family and the Otterton kids can be seen on it. After Judy Hopps volunteers to find Emmitt, Mrs. Otterton gives the photo to Judy.

Later, in the middle of the film, Judy and Nick Wilde investigate a car at Tundratown Limo Service with claw marks shown in the back and Judy finds Emmitt's wallet. There is a family photo in the wallet and the Otterton kids can be seen on it as well.

## Gallery

Zootopia Mrs. Otterton's plea.pngOtterton-family-photo.PNGZootopia Mrs. Otterton thanking Judy.pngEmmitts Driver License.png

*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*
Banishing-Charm

> The Banishing Charm is the opposite of the Summoning Charm, and causes objects to fly away from the person casting the spell, towards a specific target.
>
> Description of the Banishing Charm

The **Banishing Charm** (*Depulso*) was a charm that sent the target away from the caster. It could send a target towards a specific location and worked on both living beings and inanimate objects. The Banishing Charm was opposite of the Summoning Charm.

## Banishing Charm

### Incantation

*Depulso*
(de-PUHL-so)

### Effect

Sent target away

Unlike the Summoning Charm, which could summon specific objects from anywhere, the Banishing Charm only banished whatever the wand was aimed at.

## Effects

The Banishing Charm was used to push targets, both living beings and inanimate objects towards a specific location. If a caster's aim was poor the charm would banish random objects or people to various locations around the room. The fact that it could be used against living beings made it useful in a duel, as shown by Severus Snape in an ***alternate reality***.

## History

***Herodiana Byrne*** was known historically as "the single greatest *Depulso* master of all time". Allegedly, she had rescued a group of orphans from a wild ***Graphorn*** by banishing it over ***Stonehenge*** on ***Salisbury Plain*** in ***Wiltshire***, and defeated a Dark wizard in the ***Alps***, who was purported to have been sent flying all the way to ***Durmstrang Castle*** in the far north of ***Europe***, although ***Sophronia Franklin***, a Ravenclaw student in the late ***19th century***, believed that the power of Byrne's Banishing Charm in the latter account was exaggerated. The ***Hall of Herodiana*** was originally created by her as a place to practise the charm.
***Third-year*** and ***fourth-year*** students in ***Charms class*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry learnt this spell. Harry Potter and his classmates practised this spell in their fourth-year Charms class. Students like Harry and Hermione Granger proved to be very good at this spell, with their cushions landing in the correct area, however Professor Flitwick found himself being thrown around the room by Neville Longbottom, whose aim with the charm was not very good.

## Known uses

 Severus Snape | ***Alternate reality*** | Used the spell to knock back ***Dolores Umbridge*** in an ***alternate reality*** set up by the experimental ***Time-Turner***.

## Known practitioners

Harry PotterGinevra WeasleyRonald WeasleyHermione GrangerNeville LongbottomFilius FlitwickSirius BlackSeverus Snape
## Etymology

From the Latin "depulsio", meaning "driving/pushing away". Also is similar to repulse meaning "drive/push away with force", although this is a precise antonym to attract, literally "pull towards". It could also be seen to be derived from the English word pulse (as in a pulse of energy) and the prefix "de" which would make it mean "a negative pulse of energy".

## See also

* Knockback Jinx
* Summoning Charm
Colin Creevey's Camera

> A jet of steam had hissed out of the camera. Harry, three beds away, caught the acrid smell of burnt plastic.
>
> The film of this camera having burnt up due to exposure from a Basilisk's stare, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

This **camera** was an old-fashioned Muggle camera that Muggle-born student Colin Creevey used to take pictures of his life at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to show ***his father***. Although most devices powered by electricity did not function in the presence of magic, the camera still worked at Hogwarts, since it was able to "[run] off the magical atmosphere" instead of its batteries.

## History

When Colin started his first year at Hogwarts in 1992, he took his Muggle camera around with him, in order to take photographs of various people and things that impressed him, like Harry Potter. Colin also tried to take photographs of Ron Weasley after he accidentally cursed himself with the Slug-vomiting Charm at the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch.
When Colin looked at Salazar Slytherin's basilisk through the camera's viewfinder, he was left petrified, and the film inside was burnt and melted.

## Behind the scenes

* Colin's camera in the *Harry Potter* films is an Argus C3 Matchmatic, a type of camera produced from 1939 to 1966 that helped popularise the 35mm format.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
* *Pottermore*
* *Wizarding World (website)*
* *Harry Potter Trading Card Game*
* *LEGO Harry Potter*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells*

## Notes and references

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

> We lost the hunter back under the glacier.
>
> Kenai on Denahi, Brother Bear

The **cave** is a location. It is the refuge of Kenai and Koda when they are attacked by Denahi.

## Location Known Information

### Known Significant Events

Forest chase

File:Brother-bear-disneyscreencaps.com-3880.png

## Information

### *Brother Bear*

Denahi attacks a bear, whom he does not recognize as his brother Kenai, despite Kenai's failed attempts to communicate with him. Kenai flees to the cave, where he takes refuge with a bear cub named Koda. The two wait in silence until Denahi passes the cave and continues his search on top of the glacier. Kenai wonders why his brother is trying to kill him, noting that Denahi's violent actions are contrary to his usual nature. Koda puts on bravado about taking on the hunter himself, but Kenai quickly calls him out on his act. Kenai then attempts to move on, but Koda begs him to stay and confesses that he has been separated from his mother. Despite Koda's pleas, Kenai continually refuses, claiming that he has his own problems to solve. This changes when Koda mentions that the Salmon Run borders the Mountain Where the Lights Touch the Earth, which leads Kenai to reluctantly agree to accompany Koda there.

The next morning, Kenai and Koda leave the cave behind. Meanwhile, Denahi finds the cave and searches it for his quarry, only to find it empty.

## Gallery

Brother-bear-disneyscreencaps.com-3970.pngKenai and Koda take refuge from Denahi in the cave

*Media*
*Disney Parks*
**Entertainment:** Hakuna Matata Time Dance Party • Rivers of Light: We Are One

*Characters*
***Brother Bear 2:*** Nita • Atka • Chilkoot • Siqiniq and Taqqiq • Anda and Kata • Innoko • Bering

*Songs*

*Events*
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Counter-Curse For Broom-Jinxing

This **counter-curse** Template:Incantation unknown was used to counteract Broom jinxing.

## History

In 1991–1992 school year, Severus Snape used this counter-curse to counteract Quirinus Quirrell's broom jinx on Harry Potter's broomstick during a game of Quidditch. However Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley and later Harry thought that Snape was performing the jinx, as he kept eye contact and kept muttering under his breath.

## Appearances

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

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter - ( *.*)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 , Chapter B, scene 17
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter - (*.*)
4. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter - (*.*)
Bozo

> A paunchy man, holding a large black camera that was smoking slightly, was watching Fleur out of the corner of his eye.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

**Bozo** was a photographer for the *Daily Prophet*. He appeared to be associated with ***Rita Skeeter***.

## Biography

### 1992

> Out of the way, there. This is for the *Daily Prophet*.
>
> Bozo treats Ron Weasley inconsiderately in pursuit of the perfect shot, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

 File:Photographer.jpg  Bozo covered Gilderoy Lockhart's book-signing at ***Flourish and Blotts*** in 1992, and was so single-mindedly focused on getting a good shot at one point that he backed into Ronald Weasley, stepping on his foot as he snapped at him to get out of the way. When Lockhart saw that Harry Potter was in the crowd, he pulled Harry to the front and shook his hand, deliberately giving the photographer an opportunity to take pictures he felt would be "worth the front page".

## Etymology

* A bozo is a foolish or incompetent person.
* The Tagalog word *boso* which means "to maliciously watch/peek at somebody through a hole or slit".
* Bozo is also the name of an iconic American clown, and is at times considered a generic term for a clown.

## Behind the scenes

* Bozo was portrayed by ***Peter O'Farrell*** in The Film Adaptation of *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* and ***Robert Wilfort*** in .
* The photographer from *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) is not identified as the same wizard as Bozo in the books. *Pottermore*, however, confirms them to be the same character by giving them a singular entry that describes them being the same person.
* In the second novel as well as the GBA version of the video game, Bozo was shown to have a rude personality, but in the film adaptation, he appears to have good manners.

## Appearances

**The 5D-Shared-Combined Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki** has 0 images related to ***Bozo***.
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance)  File:Screenshot 452.png
* *Harry-Potter and The Goblet-Of Fire* (film) (First Physical Identified as Bozo Physical)
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *Pottermore* (Entirely Mentioned Only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Pottermore* - Daily Prophet Photographer
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film)
3. ↑ Bozo on the Merriam-Webster dictionary
4. ↑ Filipino - English definition of Boso

Template:Daily Prophet Employees
Classroom-Off of-the Charms C Corridor

> [McGonagall and Harry arrive outside of Professor Quirrell's classroom. He is inside, teaching, holding an iguana.] (Quirrell: An iguana s-such as this is...) McGonagall: You wait here. (Quirrell:... an essential in-gredient.) Professor Quirrell, excuse me, excuse me. Could I borrow Wood for a moment, please? (Quirrell: Oh. Y-yes, of course. [A boy called Oliver Wood, gets up to leave and Quirrell continues.] And the vampire b-bat...) [as Wood exits the classroom, an eerie roar is heard.] Potter, this is Oliver Wood. Wood, I have found you a Seeker!
>
> McGonagall, Harry and Wood have their conversation outside of Quirrell's classroom, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)

This **classroom** was located off of the ***Charms corridor***, near Classroom 2E.

## Location Known Information

### Location

Charms corridor, third-floor, Hogwarts Castle

### Owner

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

## History

In 1991, after Professor Minerva McGonagall pulled Oliver Wood from Professor Quirrell's class at the ***Middle Courtyard*** to speak with him and Harry Potter about his joining the Gryffindor Quidditch team.

## Behind the scenes

* In the film adaptation of *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone (film)*, McGonagall, Harry and Wood have their conversation outside of Quirrell's classroom at the ***Middle Courtyard***.
* Given that the classroom is on the third-floor, it is possible that it is ***Class 34*** (a Transfiguration classroom) or ***Class 72*** (a ***History of Magic*** classroom). Alternatively, since it is off of the Charms corridor, it could be an alternative Charms classroom, like ***Class 99*** in the ***South Tower***.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Physical Appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
Best-Man

The role of **best man** was a ceremonial position at both wizarding and Muggle weddings. The role was generally chosen by the groom and was therefore normally occupied by someone close to him.

At the ***wedding of Queenie and Jacob***, ***Newt Scamander*** was the best man and at the wedding of James Potter and Lily Evans, Sirius Black was chosen as the best man, as he was the best friend of the groom. Similarly, the best man at the ***wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour*** was Charles Weasley, the eldest brother of the ***groom***.

It is possible that, as in the Muggle world, the best man was usually made the godfather of the wedded couple's first child. This theory is supported by the fact that Sirius Black became the godfather of Lily and James Potter's only child.

## Known best men

 Charles Weasley | ***1 August***, ***1997*** | Best man at the ***wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour***.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows* (film) (First Physical Appearance)
	+ *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows, An Part 001* (Possible Known-Physical Appearance)
* *Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore - The Complete Screenplay*
* *Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4* (Appears in photographs)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore*
Chilkoot's Entire Tribe

**Chilkoot's Entire Tribe** is An Entire Tribe of The Regular-Humans Led by Chilkoot. They appear in *Brother Bear 2*.

## Group Naming Information

File:Brother-bear2-disneyscreencaps.com-7681.jpgThey used to live near Tanana's tribe before moving away some years before the events of both *Brother Bear* and *Brother Bear 2*.

## Known Members

* **Chilkoot -**- Chief of the tribe
* **Nita** (Formerly, now lives as a bear)
* **Nita's Mother** (Formerly, passed away and is now among The Great Spirits)
* **Siqiniq -**-
* **Taqqiq -**-
* **Innoko -**- Shawoman of the tribe

## Gallery By Members

### Current-Members

Profile - The Wisest-Shawoman Innoko.pngProfile - Chilkoot.pngChief-Chilkoot
### Past-Members

Profile - The Regular-Human Nita.pngNiita
Chugwater

**Chugwater** is a location seen in *Home on the Range,* presumably derived from the Wyoming town of the same name.

## Location Known Information

### Owners

Sheriff Sam Browninhabitants=Sheriff Sam Brown (formally), Buck (formally), Rusty (formally), many townspeople

### Visitors

Maggie, Grace, Mrs. Calloway, Rico, Alameda Slim

## History

It is a town where Sheriff Sam Brown, his dog Rusty, and his horse Buck used to resided before the end of the film. The town has a bank where they send a bank notice to Pearl Gesner, the owner of Little Patch of Heaven, to pay $750 in three days or else she'll have to sell it. Maggie, Grace and Mrs. Calloway also arrive to find Buck and Rusty and show them the notice that the bank sent to Pearl earlier. Rico also later arrives carrying a wanted poster and brings it to Sam, claiming he wants the reward if he captures the outlaw. There is also a saloon where the cows accidentally entered, thinking the star on the door was the Sheriff's office.

The town is last seen during the song "Will the Sun Ever Shine Again?", when Sheriff Sam Brown is informed by three ranchers that Buck has wandered off to find Alameda Slim himself to impress Rico (who had replaced him for another horse due to Buck acting too skittish), making him and Rusty both sad, as they clearly missed the wild-natured horse.

At the end of the film, Buck, Rusty and the Sheriff move into Little Patch of Heaven, following the arrest of Alameda Slim and saving Pearl's farm using Slim's reward money.

*Media*

*Disney Parks*

*Characters*

*Songs*

*Locations*

*See Also*
Bond Of-Blood Charm

> While you can still call home the place where your mother's blood dwells, there you cannot be touched or harmed by Voldemort. He shed her blood, but it lives on in you and her sister. Her blood became your refuge. You need return there only once a year, but as long as you can still call it home, there he cannot hurt you. Your aunt knows this. I explained what I had done in the letter I left, with you, on her doorstep. She knows that allowing you houseroom may well have kept you alive for the past fifteen years.
>
> Dumbledore explaining how the charm worked, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

This **charm** Template:Incantation unknown was an extremely powerful and ancient spell, which was formed when a person sacrificed themselves for a family member, out of deep and pure love. The sacrifice created a lingering protection in the blood of the person who was saved. It was not activated, however, until the charm was actually cast, and it was not sealed and functioning until another member of the family accepted the saved person as their own.

## Bond of blood charm

### Effect

Prevented the murderer from killing a specific victim while they could still call specific living quarters 'home'

## History

This powerful charm was cast by Albus Dumbledore on Harry Potter in 1981 after Lily Potter threw herself between Harry and the Darkest wizard of all time, Voldemort, when the latter tried to murder Harry. Lily refused to step aside and was murdered, which made the Sacrificial Protection and allowed this charm to be cast.
The charm was ultimately sealed when Lily's blood-relative and sister ***Petunia Dursley*** took Harry into ***her house***. This prevented Voldemort from hurting Harry until the day he turned seventeen, or when he could no longer call the house at Privet Drive his home.

## Nature

> She may have taken you grudgingly, furiously, unwillingly, bitterly, yet still she took you, and in doing so, she sealed the charm I placed upon you. Your mother's sacrifice made the bond of blood the strongest shield I could give you.
>
> Dumbledore explaining the charm to Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

If the victim was related to the beneficiary, then a powerful charm can be cast upon the beneficiary to give them additional protection (although it is unknown how closely the two must be related for this charm to work). This charm prevented any harm from coming to the beneficiary from the murderer while they were in a blood-related relative's home.

However, in order for this charm's power to take effect, the living blood-relative must first take the saved person into their home willingly. Once activated, this bond of blood will prevent harm from coming to the beneficiary when they are in their relative's home but it will break automatically when the saved person moves out permanently or turned seventeen (the age of majority in the British wizarding world), whichever happens first.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 2005 Edinburgh 'cub reporter' press conference
Brain

# Brain (Harry Potter)

Template:Dialogue a-b-a
The **brain** is an organ present in all but the simplest of creatures which exerts control over all other organs in the body. Arthur Weasley considered it reasonable not to trust anything if one could not see where it kept its brain, advice he passed on to his children and repeated to Ginevra Weasley after learned the amount of trust she had devoted to Tom Riddle's diary.

## Brain

### Owners

* Most living creatures
* Department of Mysteries

### Usage

* To exert control over bodily functions (in living creatures)
* To study human thought (by the Department of Mysteries)

## Damage to the brain

### Partial damage

There exists a number of means to damage the brain; damage by a direct object passing into it is almost always fatal.
The brain could also suffer damage from non-physical sources that affect its stability. Traumatic experiences, such as the ones endured by Sirius Black and Dobby, could negatively affect the brain, but not irreparably. Other things that could damage one's thinking were exposure to the Mirror of Erised (such as Harry Potter) and the ***Emerald Potion*** created by Lord Voldemort (such as ***Kreacher*** and Albus Dumbledore).

### Absolute damage

The brain could be damaged permanently by prolonged exposure to the Unforgivable Curses. When under the Imperius Curse, ***Bartemius Crouch Senior*** became delirious for the rest of his life, and when he himself placed his ***son*** under the curse, he experienced similar symptoms. When under the Cruciatus Curse for a long time, ***Alice*** and ***Frank Longbottom*** became permanently insane and spent the rest of their lives in ***St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries***. When struck by the Killing Curse, the victim's brain would shut down instantly.

## Appearances

* *Pottermore* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *LEGO Harry Potter* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *LEGO Harry Potter*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Brain on Wikipedia
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)

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Colour Change Charm

The **Colour-Change-Charm** Details (*Colovaria*), also known as the **Colour-Changing Charm**, was a charm that changed the colour of the target. Its incantation was similar to that of the ***Growth Charm***.

## Colour Change Charm

### Incantation

*Colovaria*
(co-loh-VA-ree-ah)

## Known practitioners

Harry PotterMinerva McGonagallAlbus Dumbledore profile.jpgAlbus Dumbledore
## Etymology

The incantation for this charm comes from the Latin words **color,** colour in English, and **variāre**, which it means vary. So the incantation would mean something like "to to change/modify the colour".

## Behind the scenes

* It is possible that Albus Dumbledore used this charm non-verbally and wandlessly at the 1992 End-of-Term Feast to change the colour of the house banners from green and silver (Slytherin) to red and gold (Gryffindor), but it is possible that he used a different spell, such as a Switching Spell.

## Appearances

**The 5D-Shared-Combined Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki** has 0 images related to ***Colour Change Charm***.
* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entirely Mentioned) (Possible Known-Physical Appearance)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7*
* *Harry Potter Trading Card Game* (First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
* *Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells*
* *Hogwarts Legacy* (Entirely Mentioned Only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Wizarding World (website)* - A handy guide to the lesser known spells in the wizarding world
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command via Its' Episode List

The following is a list of episodes of *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*, listed in the order they originally aired.

A total of 62 episodes aired across the ***2000***-***2001*** season, with 49 episodes airing on UPN as part of ***Disney's One Too***, and the remaining 13 airing on ***ABC*** as part of ***Disney's One Saturday Morning***.

In 2000, the series' direct-to-video pilot movie, ***Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins***, was aired as a 3-part episode (bringing the series up to the standard 65-episode count), with the opening sequence with Andy's toys removed and ***Tim Allen***'s lines as Buzz dubbed over by ***Patrick Warburton***.

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

*Locations*
*Objects*
*Events*
Blocked-Barrier

> (After Harry asking Ron for Why Can't Harry and Ron get through) I don't know. [touching the wall with his hand, discovering the bricks have become solid] The gateway's sealed itself for some reason. [Harry touches the wall to see that it's completely solid]
>
> Mention of this charm, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)

**Blocked Barrier** was a charm Template:Incantation unknown that could be used to seal magical barriers and portals of the like used by witches and wizards to limit access to magical locations.

## History

On ***1 September*** 1992, the house elf Dobby used this charm to block the barrier to Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, therefore preventing Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley from using it, as part of his plot to try to save Harry from the opening of the Chamber of Secrets.

## Behind the scenes

* It is unknown if this spell is unique to House-elves and their magic.

## Appearances

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

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film), Chapter 7 - (*Flying To Hogwarts*)
Brackium Emendo (Spell)

> As Harry got to his feet, he felt strangely lopsided. Taking a deep breath he looked down at his right side. What he saw nearly made him pass out again. Poking out of the end of his robes was what looked like a thick, fleshcoloured rubber glove. He tried to move his fingers. Nothing happened. Lockhart hadn't mended Harry's bones. He had removed them.
>
> Description of this spell's effects, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

***Brackium Emendo*** was the incantation of a healing spell that could be used to remove bones. It was unknown if this particular spell was a legitimate healing spell or just a variation of one.

## *Brackium Emendo*

### Incantation

*Brackium Emendo*
(BRAH-kee-um eh-MEN-doh)

### Type

* Healing spell
* Charm

## Effect

> Lie back, Harry. It’s a simple charm I’ve used countless times —
>
> Lockhart preparing to use this charm on Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)

If the spell was executed improperly, as was done by Gilderoy Lockhart in ***November*** of 1992, the targeted bones would be vanished rather than repaired. If such an incident occurred, the ***potion*** Skele-Gro could be used to re-grow said bones.

## Etymology

The word "*brackium*" is derived from Latin "*bracchium*" meaning "*forearm*" or "*arm*"; "*emendo*" is a Latin word meaning "*mend*" or "*fix*". Altogether, the incantation would read "*mend the forearm*".

## Behind the scenes

* This may be quite a difficult, and therefore advanced healing spell, as ***Remus Lupin*** stated to Ron Weasley that he would probably be not as nearly successful in healing broken bones as Madam ***Poppy Pomfrey***.
* Given the etymology, it is possible this spell *is* meant to heal bones and not vanish them, but Gilderoy Lockhart's poor magical ability caused the spell to go wrong by vanishing the bones instead.

## Appearances

**The 5D-Shared-Combined Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki** has 0 images related to ***Brackium Emendo (Spell)***.
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (First Physical Appearance) (First Physical Identified as Brackium Emendo (Spell) Physical)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (see this image)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film), Chapter 10
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) - Chapter 15 (*The Rogue Bludger*)
4. ↑ See this translation
Copper

> The sun shone brightly on a stack of cauldrons outside the nearest shop. 'Cauldrons — All Sizes — Copper, Brass, Pewter, Silver — Self-Stirring — Collapsible', said a sign hanging over them.
>
> Description of Potage's Cauldron Shop, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

 File:Copper-cauldron.png
**Copper** (chemical symbol: **Cu**) is a chemical element; a soft and malleable metal with a reddish-orange tarnish and very high thermal and electrical conductivity.

## History

Rubeus Hagrid owned a kettle made of copper, which he normally stowed in the pockets of his coat, as well as a large copper basin which he used as a container into which Ronald Weasley could burp slugs after being hit with his own backfiring Slug-Vomiting Charm.

## Appearances

* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7*
* *Pottermore*
Marvel Universe

This universe has all the rights to the characters from the main Marvel Comics, and also includes characters from Icon and Malibu Comics. The universe is expansive and all shall be revealed.

## Films

### Chapter 1:

1. *Iron Man: Armor Wars*
2. *Spider-Man: Responsibility*
3. *Doctor Strange: Hell On Earth*
4. *Ghost Rider: Vengeance*
5. *Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty*
6. *Blade: Daywalker*
7. *HULKS*
8. *Wolverine: Weapon X*
9. *Venom: King In Black*
10. Untitled Ant-Man Project (In Development)
11. Untitled Avengers Project (In Development)
12. Untitled Deadpool Project (In Development)
13. Untitled Men In Black Project
14. Untitled Kingsman Project
15. Untitled Guardians of the Galaxy Project (In Development)
16. Untitled Fantastic Four Project
17. Untitled Thor Project (In Development)
18. Untitled X-Men Project (In Development)

## Shows

### Chapter 1:

1. *Daredevil: Man Without Fear*
2. *Runaways*
3. *Black Cat*
4. *Eternals: Titan*
5. *Punisher: Warzones*
6. *Captain Marvel: Inhuman*
7. Untitled Super Crooks Project
8. Untitled Big Hero 6 Project
9. Untitled Moon Knight Project (In Development)
10. Untitled Thunderbolts Project (In Development)
11. Untitled Luke Cage Project (In Development)
12. Untitled New Mutants Project (In Development)
13. Untitled Werewolf By Night Project (In Development)
14. Untitled Inhumans Project
15. ???
16. Untitled Spider-Woman Project (In Development)

## Books

### Chapter 1:

1. *Nightwatch*
2. *Invaders: World War 2*
3. *Black Widow: Red*
4. *Fury*
5. *America Chavez*
6. Untitled Killraven Project (In Development)
7. Untitled Midnight Suns Project (In Development)
8. Untitled Alpha Flight Project
9. Untitled America Chavez Project (In Development)
10. Untitled Silver Sable Project (In Development)
11. Untitled Alien Legion Project
12. Untitled Incognito Project
13. Untitled Rom Project (In Development)
14. Untitled Silver Surfer Project (In Development)
15. Untitled Agents of Atlas Project (In Development)
16. Untitled Power Pack Project
Binoculars (Harry Potter)

> Make sure you have them the right way round.
>
> Description, Pottermore

**Binoculars**, **Field Glasses** or **Binocular Telescopes** are a pair of two identical or mirror-symmetrical ***telescopes*** mounted side-by-side and sat to point accurately in the same direction, which allows the viewer to use both eyes when viewing distant objects. A popular wizarding version of them look more like telescopes and were called ***Omnioculars***.

## Binoculars

### Usage

See distant objects

Binoculars are commonly used to aid in the viewing of Quidditch. A fair few students viewing the first Quidditch match of the 1991-1992 school year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry possessed them. Hermione Granger and Ronald Weasley did not possess their own, but made frequent use of those owned by Rubeus Hagrid.

## Known owners

* Rubeus Hagrid
* Many Hogwarts students

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)(First Physical Appearance)
* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film)
* *LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4*
* *Pottermore*
* *Hogwarts Legacy*

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Binoculars on Wikipedia
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
Cheering C Charm

> The Cheering Charms had left them with a feeling of great contentment.
>
> Description of the charm, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

The **Cheering Charm** Template:Incantation unknown was a charm that made the target feel elated. When the charm was overdone, it could have caused the victim to be overcome with fits of hysterical laughter.
The Cheering Charm may have been connected to the ***counter-charm for hiccoughs*** in some manner.

## Cheering Charm

### Creator

Felix Summerbee
(1447-1508)

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (Mentioned on book spine)
* *Pottermore* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* J. K. Rowling's official site (Entirely Mentioned Only)
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `HM51c`
2. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `JKRS`
Christmas Day Pudding

**Christmas pudding** is a dessert that is traditionally served on Christmas Day in ***Great Britain***. It is sometimes known as plum pudding, although this can also refer to other kinds of boiled pudding involving dried fruit. It is commonly decorated with holly, and once it has been doused in brandy, it is flamed (or 'fired',) which is why it is frequently referred to as "flaming" Christmas pudding.
In 1986 and 1991, it was served during the Christmas Feast at Hogwarts.
Template:Food With-And Beverage

## Appearances

* *Pottermore*
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery*
Basketball

# Basketball (Harry Potter)

> The ***Chaser***s throw the Quaffle and put it through the hoops to score. So -- that's sort of like basketball on broomsticks with six hoops, isn't it?
>
> Harry compares Quidditch to basketball., Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)

**Basketball** is a Muggle team sport that consists of two teams of five that try to score points by throwing or shooting a ball through the top of a basketball hoop. The team with the most points at the end of four quarters wins the game. Harry Potter first compared Quidditch to this sport to Oliver Wood in 1991, though Oliver had no idea what Harry was referring to.

The ***American National Quidditch team*** had a signature move called The Harlem Shuffle that was inspired by the sport of basketball.

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Cheetah

# Cheetah (Harry Potter)

The **cheetah** is a species of big cat that is native to to ***Africa***. It is characterised by its incredible running speed (up to 114 kilometres/71 miles per hour) and its light orange coat spotted with black dots.
Template:Creature
It was one possible corporeal form of the Patronus Charm.

## History

At an ***International Symposium of Animagi*** held circa ***2016***, students from ***Uagadou***, a school located in ***Uganda***, transformed into their Animagus forms (which included ***elephants*** and cheetahs) in a synchronised display.

## Appearances

* *Pottermore* (Entire Appears-As-An Patronus)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Entire Appears-As-An Patronus)
* *Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery* (Entire Appears-As-An Patronus)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "Cheetah" on Encyclopedia Britannica
2. ↑ (see this image)
3. ↑ Writing by J. K. Rowling: "Uagadou" at *Wizarding World (website)*

# Cheetah (DC Animated Universe)

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Corridor-Off of The Entrance Hall

> Classroom eleven was on the ground floor along the corridor leading off the Entrance Hall from the opposite side to the Great Hall.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Adjacent to the Entrance Hall was a **corridor**, located opposite the entrance to the Great Hall. It contained at least one classroom, Classroom 11. Before the Battle of Hogwarts, Helena Ravenclaw drifted into the corridor, followed by Harry Potter, and there they discussed Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem.

## Location Known Information

### Location

Ground floor, Hogwarts Castle, Scotland, Great Britain

### Affiliation

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

### Owner

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

## Appearances

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

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry-Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film), Chapter B, scene 27, corridor connected the Entrance Hall to the Grand Staircase
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*, Chapter B, page 31
Barely Blood-Sucking Bugbear

The **Blood-Sucking Bugbear** was a magical creature apparently found in ***Scotland***.Template:Creature

## History

In 1992, following the killing of two of his roosters, Hogwarts gamekeeper Rubeus Hagrid suspected that either a Blood-Sucking Bugbear or ***foxes*** from the Forbidden Forest were responsible, implying such creatures inhabited the forest. Harry Potter caught Hagrid while he was on his way to ask Albus Dumbledore for permission to place a charm around the coop in order to protect the chickens from further attacks.
However, as it turned out, Ginny Weasley had killed the chickens while she was possessed by Tom Riddle's spirit as the crow of a rooster is deadly to Basilisks.

## Behind the scenes

* The bugbear is an imaginary creature historically used to frighten naughty children into behaving. Today, the term bugbear is used to describe something that is a source of dread, resentment, or irritation.
* Given that "bugbear" is a regional term for what is also called a Boggart, it is possible that the Blood-Sucking Bugbear is a variety or relative of Boggart. This may be why ***Newton Scamander*** does not cover the creature in the fifty-second edition of ***Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them*** (as Boggarts are non-beings).

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film) (Mentioned in deleted scene) (First Entirely Mentioned)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets* (film)
2. ↑  Bugbear on Wikipedia
3. ↑ "Bugbear" on Wiktionary
¡Horror en el hospital! The Dark Animals intentan matar de nuevo a Hilton Valentine

**¡Horror en el hospital! The Dark Animals intentan matar de nuevo a Hilton Valentine** (en inglés: Horror in the hospital! The Dark Animals try to kill Hilton Valentine again) es el vigésimo octavo (cuarto) episodio de la tercera temporada de The Animals Series.

## Sinopsis

Hilton afortunadamente y con el tiempo sobrevivió a las heridas infligidas por The Dark Animals después de que Hilton buscara a los villanos para obtener satisfacción de su "culpabilidad" porque The Dark Animals persiguió a The Animals. Los Animals deciden visitar a su amigo tras la increíble supervivencia de heridas graves. Al enterarse de que Valentine está vivo, Dark Eric y sus secuaces se enojan y lamentan que el intento de asesinato contra Valentine haya fallado. Luego los villanos tendrán otra oportunidad de matar a Hilton Valentine en el hospital, hasta que Eric aparece y sorprende a los villanos y salva a Hilton del peligro a manos de The Dark Animals.

## Personajes

### The Animals

* Eric Burdon
* Chas Chandler
* Hilton Valentine
* John Steel
* Alan Price

### The Dark Animals

* Dark Eric
* Dark John
* Dark Alan
* Dark Chas
* Dark Hilton

## Curiosidades

* Este es uno de los dos episodios en los que Hilton sufre un intento de asesinato, el primero es The Dark Animals intentan matar a Hilton Valentine,
Diversión entre amigos

**Diversión entre amigos** (en inglés: Fun among friends) es el segundo episodio de la primera temporada de The Animals Series.

## Sinopsis

Hilton está aburrido, en el día libre de la banda, se encuentra con Eric y John y luego con Chas y Alan, John sugiere que vayan al parque, ¡pero Alan se niega a ir! Pero, ¿cómo será el día de The Animals juntos en un día libre sin tocar música?

## Personajes

### The Animals

* Eric Burdon
* Hilton Valentine
* Chas Chandler
* Alan Price
* John Steel

## Curiosidades

* Este episodio solo se centra en Hilton.
* Este es el primer episodio que se centra en Hilton.