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Earmuffs

> It's lucky it's dark. I haven't blushed so much since Madam Pomfrey told me she liked my new earmuffs.
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> Albus Dumbledore to Minerva McGonagall, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)

**Earmuffs** are headgear designed to protect the ears and shut out sound.

## History

   They were essential equipment in handling mandrakes, the screams of which were fatal to humans. Second-year students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry used earmuffs when learning to repot young mandrakes since the cries could render a person unconscious, even if they were not yet lethal.
In 1981, while delivering Harry Potter to the ***Dursleys***, Albus Dumbledore mentioned to Minerva McGonagall that he owned a pair of earmuffs which ***Poppy Pomfrey*** had complimented.
In the 1992–1993 school year, second-year Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs in Herbology fought to not get stuck with the pink and fluffy earmuffs, for a lesson regarding Mandrakes. For once, Neville Longbottom's luck was not all bad, and the Professor herself took the undesired items.
On ***2 May*** ***1998***, during the ***Battle of Hogwarts***, Harry Potter passed Professor Sprout and a group of students all wearing earmuffs as they prepared to launch Mandrakes at ***Death Eaters***.

## Behind the scenes

* In via Entering an earmuff wardrobe will give you earmuffs so that you can pick up and carry Mandrakes, allowing their voices to shatter glass objects. These earmuffs come in three different colour varieties, green, pink and grey, with the grey ones seeming to resemble earpieces typically worn by spies. Earpieces are also available in the form of spears.
* In the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets*, the earmuffs used during the Mandrake lesson did not seem to block out human speaking, as Professor Sprout and ***Seamus Finnigan*** spoke about Neville Longbottom fainting while both were wearing the earmuffs.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (First Entire Appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) - Chapter 10 (*Mandrakes and Ron's Howler*)
Bone

> Big bones... the only thing that's got bigger bones than her is a dinosaur.
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> 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 Entire 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, page 4
3. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 4 (*The Burrow*)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 10 (*Mandrakes; Ron's Howler*)
An Platform Nine

> Mr Weasley strolled toward the barrier between platforms nine and ten, pushing Harry’s trolley and apparently very interested in the InterCity 125 that had just arrived at platform nine. With a meaningful look at Harry, he leaned casually against the barrier.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

**Platform Nine** was one of the Muggle railway platforms at King's Cross Station. The wizarding Platform Nine and Three-Quarters was concealed between this and Platform Ten.

## Location Known Information

### Owner

Network Rail

At eleven o'clock of 1 September, 1993, an InterCity 125 was pulling into Platform Nine when Harry Potter and the Weasleys arrived at the station. Trying to avoid Muggle attention, Arthur Weasley pretended to be interested in the InterCity, while he leaned casually against the barrier between Platforms Nine and Ten, thus gaining entry to Platform Nine and Three-Quarters.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
* *Pottermore* (Mentioned only)
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
An Alarte Ascendare

> He brandished his wand at the snake and there was a loud bang; the snake, instead of vanishing, flew ten feet into the air and fell back to the floor with a loud smack.
>
> Gilderoy Lockhart casting this spell non-verbally, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

***Alarte Ascendare*** was the incantation of a charm used to launch an object up into the air.

## *Alarte Ascendare*

### Incantation

*Alarte Ascendare*
(a-LAR-tay a-SEN-der-ay)

## History

Gilderoy Lockhart used this spell non-verbally in an attempt to dispose the ***snake*** which Draco Malfoy had conjured during the first ***Duelling Club*** meeting in 1992. However, his efforts proved to be futile, as the spell merely caused the serpent to fly upwards, which only aggravated it further.

## Etymology

*Alarte* comes from the Latin adjective *Alate* 'winged', and *ascendare* is a Latin verb meaning 'to climb' or 'to ascend'. Therefore, the whole incantation may be translated roughly as "winged ascent".

## See also

* Levitation Charm
* Hover Charm
* Rocket Charm

## Behind the scenes

* In the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets*, Lockhart uses the incantation for this spell rather than casting it non-verbally.
* ***Bartemius Crouch Junior*** may have used a variation of this spell to bounce a transfigured Draco Malfoy in the air several times as punishment in 1994. However, Gilderoy's spell lost contact with the wand and target immediately after usage, while Barty's spell kept the contact with wand and the target all the time.
* *Alarte Ascendare* may be closely related to the spell *Ascendio* which was used in the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire*. Both spells lift their targets high up into the air, with main difference being the target - *Ascendio* launches the caster into the air while *Alarte Ascendare* launches a target directed at by the wand.
* This may be the incantation for the Rocket Charm, a spell that also causes the targeted object to shoot upwards with great velocity and force.
* Similar to ***Vera Verto***, viewers have raised concerns on the accuracy of the subtitles for spells in the *Chamber of Secrets* film, debating that the actual incantation is "Volate Ascendare". *Volate* is a conjugation of the Latin word *volare* meaning "to fly". This similarly fits the effect of the spell demonstrated.
* Whilst not ***canon***ically confirmed, this spell may be the ***incantation*** for the ***Vaulting Charm***.

## Appearances

**The 5D-Shared-Combined Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki** has 0 images related to ***An Alarte Ascendare***.
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (First Entire Appearance) Template:1st ID

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 17 - Chapter 17 (*Duelling Club*)
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 17
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
5. ↑ Vera Verto - Harry Potter Wikia talk page
6. ↑ Alarte Ascendare - Harry Potter Wikia talk page
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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 Biological Information

They 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
1993

The following events occurred in the year **1993**:

## Events

### February

* 14 February: Gilderoy Lockhart holds a Valentine's Day celebration. Harry Potter receives an anonymous singing valentine (sent by Ginny Weasley). He then begins to use the old diary of Tom Riddle.

### May

* 8 May: The basilisk petrifies Hermione Granger, removing Harry as a suspect behind the attacks. Rubeus Hagrid is sent to Azkaban and Albus Dumbledore is removed as headmaster of Hogwarts.
* 24 May: Harry and Ron Weasley enter the Forbidden Forest and meet Aragog.
* 29 May: Harry enters the Chamber of Secrets, where he kills the basilisk and stabs Tom Riddle's diary with a fang, destroying it and saving Ginny Weasley’s life. When Professor Lockhart attempts to Obliviate Harry and Ron and take credit for the rescue, the spell backfires, wiping his memory. Harry defeats Tom Riddle and the Basilisk.
* 30 May: Dobby the house-elf is freed from service to the ***Malfoy family*** after Harry tricks Lucius Malfoy into throwing a sock at him.

### June

* ***31 May*** or Early June: Celebration feast lasts into the night; Hagrid returns from Azkaban; exams are cancelled.
* Rest of term: Defence Against the Dark Arts classes cancelled; Lucius Malfoy is removed from the school’s Board of Governors.

## Deaths

* 29 May: Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk
* Hagrid's roosters

## Behind the scenes

* Hebe Beardsall, who played Ariana Dumbledore in *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows*, was born in July of this year to Jonny and Janie Beardsall.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 13
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 14
3. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 15
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 17
5. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 18
6. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 18 - "Harry had been to several Hogwarts feasts, but never one quite like this. [...] Hagrid turning up at half past three [...] Professor McGonagall standing up to tell them all that the exams had been cancelled as a school treat."
7. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 18 - "The rest of the final term passed in a haze of blazing sunshine. Hogwarts was back to normal with only a few, small differences — Defence Against the Dark Arts classes were cancelled (“but we’ve had plenty of practice at that anyway,” Ron told a disgruntled Hermione) and Lucius Malfoy had been sacked as a school governor."
8. ↑ The Telegraph

## See also

* Dating conventions

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1943

The following events occurred in **1943**:

## Events

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* ***June***: Tom Riddle opens the Chamber of Secrets. Several students are injured, and Myrtle Warren is killed by the Basilisk.
* ***13 June***: Rubeus Hagrid is framed for the attacks by Riddle and is expelled. With the murder of Moaning Myrtle, Tom Riddle transforms his diary into his first Horcrux.

* ***August***: Tom Riddle ***murders*** his father, ***Tom Riddle Snr***, and his grandparents, ***Thomas*** and ***Mary Riddle***, for what he perceived as the abandonment of him and his late mother, ***Merope Gaunt***. His uncle, ***Morfin Gaunt*** is framed for the attacks by Riddle and is sent to ***Azkaban***. With the murder of the Riddles, Tom Riddle also transforms ***Marvolo Gaunt's Ring*** into his second Horcrux.

### Quidditch

* ***Winky Crockett*** captained the ***Slytherin Quidditch team***.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)

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Celestial Wasteland

Note: This section contains spoilers!!!

*This article contains spoilers of important plot details in* SLARPG*.

**Celestial Wasteland** is a floating desert island off the coast of the Sapphire Islands. It is covered in ancient machines, and is hidden from plain sight via a camouflage bubble surrounding it. The party finds a teleporter to it in the mountains above Amber Woods while looking for Jodie. It is mostly populated by feral robots that will attack on sight, though is also home to a settlement of friendly undead called Mumford.

When exploring The Crypt during a sidequest in Act IV, the party finds out the island is a giant computer made to mine cryptocurrency, and the undead on the island are previous employees of the mysterious Halcyon Corporation.

## Notable Locations

### Mumford

*Read more: Mumford*

Mumford is the main settlement in the wasteland, and is populated by the local undead population along with a handful of friendly robots and outsiders. The town is usually hospitable, but is under lockdown when the party arrives due to the dangerous giant robot outside. A scavenger named Jack waits outside and helps the party out with advice and bottled water.

### Neon Labyrinth

*Read more: Neon Labyrinth*

The base of operations for Javis in the area, turning an old facility into a glitchy maze with a party theme for whatever reason.

### Emergency Teleporter Bay

An old building with a spare teleporter, which the party has to use to return to Greenridge as the main teleporter has mysteriously broken. The area however has no power, and worse is leaking huge amounts of mana, causing Melody to contract mana poisoning and have a hallucinatory nightmare where she encounters her mirror self.

### The Crypt

*Read more: The Crypt*

A locked down dungeon at the east side of the wasteland, only accessible during the side quest related to exploring it in Act IV.

## Encounters

### Monsters

* Malcontent Mummy
* Funky Artifact
* Super Fighting Robot
* Tumbleweed Mage
* Tombstone Drone
* Super Flying Robot
* Nanobots

### Boss

* Abominable Automaton
* Clintson (optional)
Bludger

> The Bludgers rocket around trying to knock players off their brooms.
>
> Oliver Wood, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)

A **Bludger** was a black ***iron*** ball used in the wizarding sport of Quidditch. It was ten inches in diameter. There were two Bludgers used in every match, which were bewitched to fly around and try to knock the players off of their broomsticks. It was the ***Beaters***' job to protect their teammates from the Bludgers and at the same time aim them towards the opposing players.

## History

   Early Bludgers (known as *Blooders*) were simply rocks bewitched to chase players around the field. These were eventually too fragile, and could be smashed by a ***Beater's bat***, which ended up with players being chased by flying gravel for the rest of the game. After a few years, Bludgers were made out of lead, which was also too soft for Bludger manufacture. The magically reinforced Beater's bats could dent it, thus impairing their ability to fly straight. All Bludgers are currently made of ***iron***. The history of this latest development was discovered by ***Agatha Chubb***, who discovered ***sixteenth-century*** lead Bludgers in an English peat bog.
In 1992, Dobby the House-elf magically tampered with a Bludger to make it only chase Harry Potter, while it would normally try to attack all players equally.

## Behind the scenes

* Assuming a Bludger is solid iron, it would weigh approximately 149 pounds, as a sphere 10 inches in diameter has 523.6 cubic inches, and iron weighs 0.2845 pounds per cubic inch.
* *Wizarding World of Harry Potter* sells toy Bat and Bludger sets. But the bludger ball measures 5 inches in diameter instead of 10.
* The bludgers are black in the books, but in the films they are dark brown.

### Etymology

The word is probably derived from "bludgeon".

## Appearances

**The 5D-Shared-Combined Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki** has 1 image related to ***Bludger***.
* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
* *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 10
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 10
An Salmon Run

―Kenai's thoughts on the Salmon Run[src] | ”

**An Salmon Run** is a location. It is the residence of The Grizzly Bears.

## Location Known Information

### Residents

 **•** Tug
 **•**  Hoonah
 **•**  Mabel
 **•**  Edgar
 **•**  Igor
 **•**  Bucky
 **•**  Male Lover Bear
 **•**  Female Lover Bear
 **•**  Koda's UnNamed Mother (formerly)
 **•**  Koda
 **•**  Kenai
Deboning

Template:Dialogue a-b-c**Deboning** was the healing art of Vanishing ***bones***.

## History

   In 1992, after Harry Potter had his arm broken by a rogue bludger after the first Quidditch match between Gryffindor and Slytherin of the school year, Gilderoy Lockhart attempted to mend the ***bones*** in Harry Potter's arm. However, due to his ineptitude in Healing magic, he ended up vanishing them instead with the spell *Brackium Emendo*, which resulted in Poppy Pomfrey having to regrow Harry's vanished bones with ***Skele-Gro*** in the ***Hospital Wing***.

## Deboning spells

* *Brackium Emendo*
* ***Ossio Dispersimus***

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (First Entire Appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 15 (The Rogue Bludger)
Bubbles An-Yellow-Tang Fish

**Bubbles** is a main character in *Finding Nemo* and a minor character in *Finding Dory*. He was bought by the dentist from a store called "Fish-O-Rama." He is a bright yellow tang that loves to chase bubbles. **He has an unending supply rising out of the treasure chest at the bottom of the tank, and he wants every one of those bubbles to be his. When Bubbles meets Nemo, he guards his treasure anxiously.** Although a keen chaser of bubbles, he has never managed to work out that it's impossible to catch and keep a single one. **Bubbles' bright yellow coloring makes him easy to spot in murky waters, which is how he ended up captured and stuck in a tank.**

## *Finding Nemo*

"Bonkers Bubbles is a good example of what does happen to a fish if he is left alone too long in captivity. He becomes obsessed with bubbles when Gill says he is proof that fish don't belong in a box—it does things to their minds. Bubbles is nutty about the bubbles that rise up out of the treasure chest, and actually wants every one of them to be his, even though they all float away and disappear. As a tang fish, Bubbles is distantly related to Dory, which may explain his ditzy ideas."

Bubbles is a hyperactive yellow tang fish. He's got a peculiar obsession over the bubbles that come out of a small treasure chest decoration in the fish tank; hence his name. He eventually escapes with the rest of the tank fish into the ocean. During the credits, Bubbles notices some bubbles that appear at one end of the screen and chases after them.

## Quotes

* Bubbles: "So, the Big Blue. What's it like?"
* Nemo: "Uh... big... and blue?"
* Bubbles: (angrily) "I knew it."
* "BUBBLES!!! BUBBLES. [gibbering] MY BUBBLES!"

## Trivia

* Bubbles has the fewest lines of the Tank Gang along with Jacques.
* Excluding grunting and cheering noises, Bubbles is the only member of the Tank Gang to have no lines in *Finding Dory*.
An Platform Ten

> Well, there you are, boy. Platform nine — platform ten. Your platform should be somewhere in the middle, but they don't seem to have built it yet, do they?
>
> Vernon Dursley mocking Harry Potter, after he spoke of a Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)

**Platform Ten** was one of the Muggle railway platforms at King's Cross Station. The wizarding Platform Nine and Three-Quarters was concealed between this and Platform Nine.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
* *Pottermore* (Mentioned only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 6
An Lightning Spell

> *[...]* and as he took it, a shower of sparks flew from its tip, sparkling over the corpse of its last owner, ready to serve a new master at last.
>
> Voldemort steals the wand, seconds before casting this spell, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

This **spell** (*incantation unknown*) was used by Lord Voldemort in ***May*** of ***1998*** to test the strength of the Elder Wand, which he had recently stolen from Albus Dumbledore.
It was used to shoot a thick bolt of blinding white lightning into the sky, along with a slight crackling noise as high amounts of electricity tend to produce.

## Lightning spell

### Effect

Shoots blue-white lightning from wand tip

A ***similar spell*** was utilised by ***Gellert Grindelwald*** during his duel with ***Newton Scamander*** in ***1926*** and ***once more*** in ***1927***, during his escape from custody.

## See Also

* ***Gellert Grindelwald's lightning bolt spell***
* ***Tempest Jinx***

## Behind the scenes

* This spell only appears in Part 1 and Part 2 of the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows*, as well as in the video game based on the film.
* This is reminiscent of the white disarming spell Dumbledore used on Snape within Snape's memory in Chapter 33: The Prince's Tale of *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows*, which may have been the Disarming Charm. In the films, this spell was portrayed as a flash of white light surrounding Snape, causing him to drop to his knees.
* It is possible that this is also the spell that Lord Voldemort used to destroy the ***shield*** surrounding the castle during the ***Battle of Hogwarts***, as the spell has a similar appearance and colour to the lightning spell.
* This spell is possibly the ***Baubillious*** charm, though it is only a fan theory.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film) (First Entire Appearance)*
* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*
An Pumpkin-Head Jinx

> No matter where Harry went within the castle, the sole topic of conversation was Dumbledore's flight, and though some of the details may have gone awry in the retelling (Harry overheard one second-year girl assuring another that Fudge was now lying in St Mungo's with a pumpkin for a head) it was surprising how accurate the rest of their information was.
>
> The rumour that Minister Cornelius Fudge was the victim of this jinx, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

The **Pumpkin-Head Jinx** (*Melofors*), also known as the **Melofors Jinx**, was a jinx that encased the victim's head in a ***pumpkin***. To outsiders, it appeared that the victim's head was transformed into a pumpkin.

## History

***Pumpkin Johnny*** was a mysterious Hallowe'en figure said to cast this jinx on Hogwarts students if he was summoned. He was supposedly a Hogwarts student who was bullied due to his fondness for pumpkins, and then had his head trapped in a pumpkin when a student cast this jinx on him on Hallowe'en. He then fled into the ***Forbidden Forest*** and was never seen again, and could be summoned on Hallowe'en if his name was said aloud thrice.

Harry Potter, Ronald Weasley and Hermione Granger used this spell on various ***Erklings*** throughout the grounds of Hogwarts Castle during the ***1994-1995 school year***, overlooked by their Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor ***Bartemius Crouch Jnr*** (who at the time was ***disguised*** as ***Alastor Moody***).

## Known practitioners

Harry PotterHermione GrangerRonald WeasleyDraco Malfoy
## Etymology

See the page ***-fors suffix***.

"*Melo-*" is likely deriving from the English word "*melon*" as pumpkins are a part of the melon family.

## Behind the scenes

* The jinx is included in the "***5 Spell Pack***" DLC.
* The jinx is also an unlockable spell in the DS and PSP versions.
* In the French-language version, the incantation is rendered as *Citrouillétafors*, "citrouille" meaning ***pumpkin***.
* Although the spell is part of the updated first year syllabus, it is actually a time-specific award for Hallowe'en Duelling Club event during Hallowe'en in real time, by winning sixteen duels. The Sneaky move deals small damage to opponents, and have chances for medium stun.

1. ↑ A handy guide to the lesser-known spells in the wizarding world
An Grizzly-Bear Tug

**Tug** is a male bear.

## Physical appearance

Tug is a massive bear with black fur. He has a tan muzzle and a gray underbelly.

## Personality and traits

As the leader of the Salmon Run, Tug is authoritative and wise. He is easygoing and friendly, and makes friends with strangers quite easily.

## Trivia

* Tug is based on a deleted character named ***Grizz***, who originally served Koda's role as Kenai's traveling companion in ***Brother Bear***. The filmmakers loved Grizz's design and voice actor, ***Michael Clarke Duncan***, so much that they reused them for Tug.
Elder

**Elder** (genus ***Sambucus***) also known as **elderberry** is a genus of between 5 and 30 species of shrubs or small trees in the moschatel family, *Adoxaceae*.Template:Plant

## Wandlore

The rarest wand wood of all, and reputed to be deeply unlucky, elder wands were trickier to master than any other. They contained powerful magic, but scorned to remain with any owner who was not the superior of their company; it took a remarkable wizard to keep an elder wand for any length of time.
The old superstition, "wand of elder, never prosper", had its basis in this fear of the wand, but in fact, the superstition was baseless, and those foolish wandmakers who refused to work with elder did so more because they doubted they would be able to sell their products than from fear of working with this wood.
The truth was that only a highly unusual person would find their perfect match in elder, and on the rare occasion when such a pairing occurred, it might be taken as certain that the witch or wizard in question was marked out for a special destiny.
It was also noted that the owners of elder wands almost always felt a powerful affinity with those chosen by ***rowan***.
The most famous wand made of this wood, and perhaps the most infamous wand ever created, was the Elder Wand, one of the Deathly Hallows that was reputed to be the most powerful wand ever made. The Elder Wand's long and bloody history was a large part of this wood's dark reputation.

## Known elder wand owners

Albus DumbledoreDraco Malfoy (unintentionally, briefly)Harry Potter (briefly)
* ***Arcus*** and ***Livius*** (after Loxias)

## Other uses

Elderberries were edible fruits. In the ***19th century***, a ***delirious*** ***Apollonia Black*** consumed ***poisonous*** ***belladonna*** berries for elderberries and died from them, although her house-elf ***Scrope*** did warn her prior.
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

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## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (see [[:{{{1}}}|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
An Red-Moose Tuke

> How's it going, bear?
>
> Tuke meets Kenai, Disney's Brother-Bear 001

**Tuke** is An Regular-Male Mooses. He is the older brother of Rutt, and the mate of Kata.

## Relationships

### Family

Rutt (brother)
Kata (mate)
Anda (sister-in-law)

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

 **•**  Kenai
 **•**  Koda

## Loves And Hates

### Likes

Making Friends-Nor Bros, relationships with The Grizzly Bears (especially Kenai And Koda), fun, Anda and Kata

## Naming Info Details

### Known Other Names

 **•**  Moosanova (by Rutt)
 **•**  Pine cone breath (by Rutt)
 **•**  Twig legs (by Rutt)

## Physical Appearance Description

### Known Ddistinguishing Features

 **•**  Antlers
 **•**  Large-Snout

## Biography

### *Brother Bear*

Tuke is first seen with Rutt watching Kenai (following his transformation into a bear), who approaches them. Thinking that Kenai wants to eat them, Tuke and Rutt try to run away, but get their antlers tangled together. They then hide themselves behind a log, but are found by Kenai. After Kenai assures the duo that he is not eating anybody and helps untangle their antlers, the two introduced themselves to him. When Tuke addresses Kenai as a bear, the latter replies not to call him that. Tuke apologises and calls Kenai Mr. Bear. Kenai denies being a bear, saying that he hates bears and asks Tuke and Rutt if they know where the lights touch the earth, to which the duo reply that they do not. When Kenai that he is actually a man and was transformed into a bear and lifted into the sky by his brother Sitka, Tuke calls him crazy. When Kenai denies being crazy, Tuke sarcastically says that he and Rutt are not moose, but squirrels, though Rutt claims to be a wolverine. Annoyed, Kenai leaves to find it himself. Rutt calls after Kenai that he should not go that way. When Tuke asks Rutt why, the latter cannot remember. They then watch Kenai get caught in a hunter's trap, before leaving with Rutt still not knowing what he was going to say to Kenai.

## Trivia

* Tuke is voiced in both films by Dave Thomas.
1980

The following events occurred in the year **1980**:

## Events

* Professor ***Sybill Trelawney*** tells Albus Dumbledore the prophecy concerning Harry Potter and Tom Marvolo Riddle.
* ***Death Eater*** ***Igor Karkaroff*** is captured by ***Auror*** ***Alastor Moody*** and sent to ***Azkaban***.
* ***Millicent Bagnold*** succeeds ***Harold Minchum*** becoming ***Minister for Magic*** until her retirement in ***1990***.
* Peter Pettigrew begins passing information to Lord Voldemort.

## Births

* 1 March: Ronald Weasley
* 5 June: Draco Malfoy
* 23 June: ***Dudley Dursley***
* 30 July: ***Neville Longbottom***
* 31 July: Harry Potter
* Ernie Macmillan
* Terry Boot (presumed)
* Hannah Abbott (presumed)
* Susan Bones (presumed)
* Mandy Brocklehurst (presumed)
* Lavender Brown (presumed)
* Millicent Bulstrode (presumed)
* Michael Corner (presumed)
* Vincent Crabbe (presumed)
* Justin Finch-Fletchley (presumed)
* Seamus Finnigan (presumed)
* Anthony Goldstein (presumed)
* Gregory Goyle (presumed)
* Daphne Greengrass (presumed)
* Morag MacDougal (presumed)
* Leanne (presumed)
* Lily Moon (presumed)
* Theodore Nott (presumed)
* Pansy Parkinson (presumed)
* Parvati Patil (presumed)
* Sally-Anne Perks (presumed)
* Dean Thomas (presumed)
* Lisa Turpin (presumed)
* Blaise Zabini (presumed)
* Piers Polkiss (presumed)
* Dennis (presumed)
* Gordon (presumed)
* Malcolm (presumed)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire* (film)
2. ↑ Writing by J. K. Rowling: "Ministers for Magic" at *Wizarding World (website)*
3. ↑ Template:''Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban'' (flm) (The ''Servant of Lord Voldemort'') - "DON'T LIE!" bellowed Black. "YOU'D BEEN PASSING INFORMATION TO [Lord Voldemort] FOR A YEAR BEFORE LILY AND JAMES DIED! YOU WERE HIS SPY!"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 *Pottermore*
5. ↑ *Harry Potter Lexicon Timeline* - Dudley Dursley
6. ↑ *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film) showed Ernie attending Potions on 21 April, 1996 with Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy, and all other students who were not old enough to take their Apparition tests. Thus, he must have been born in 1980.
7. ↑ 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 7.13 7.14 7.15 7.16 7.17 7.18 7.19 7.20 7.21 7.22 Presumption is based on these students beginning at Hogwarts in 1991, meaning they were born between 1 September 1979 and 31 August 1980.

Template:1980s
An Ginevra-Molly-Weasley's Valentine to Harry James Potter

> His eyes are as blue as a fresh pickled blue ice,
> His hair is as dark as a blackboard.
> I wish he was mine, he's really divine,
> the hero who conquered the Dark Lord.
>
> Ginny's poem about Harry, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

This **message** was spoken by Ginevra Weasley to a ***dwarf*** during ***Valentine's Day*** ***celebration*** in order to let him give the message to Harry Potter. Harry however was not fond of this and tried to run away from the dwarf, until he tripped and fell in a hallway and the dwarf began to sing, which led all students in the hall laugh. Draco Malfoy seemed to know the poem was from Ginny, and made a scathing remark aloud against her, which led Ginny to embarrassedly run away.

## Behind the scenes

* This message appeared in the ***novel***, but was omitted in the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets*.
* Despite the general belief that it was Ginny who sent it, and not Myrtle Warren, as she could not write, a fan asked ***J. K. Rowling*** if it was actually Ginny who sent the valentine. Rowling confirmed so, as well as noting it a "Ginny Weasley thing" and not a "Tom Riddle thing", as Ginny was possessed by the Horcrux in T. M. Riddle's Diary at the time.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ The Leaky Cauldron and Mugglenet interview Joanne Kathleen Rowling, available via Accio Quote!
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 Entire 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*)
DynaGuy

**Dynaguy** was a Super who died due to a suit malfunction.

## Naming Info Details

### The Super Name

**DYNAGUY:** White One-Piece SuperSuit with Known Red Sleeves and Known Red Legs, Regular White Gloves, Colored White Mask that Covered His-Whole Face, Known Red Cape. The Ion-Propulsion Gauntlents which-is Being Fully Worn on His Forearms-Allows Him to Fly.

## Biography

Early in his Super career, he came up with his superhero name while eating in a diner by putting "diner" and "guy" together, creating Dynaguy. **Dynaguy was the original leader of the Thrilling Three, which also included Phylange and Apogee.** He was apparently friends with Mr. Incredible (whom was a fan of his) and Elastigirl, as he appears at their wedding alongside Gazerbeam, Stratogale, Meta Man, Thunderhead, Edna Mode and Rick Dicker. **He was one of the first Supers sued after Mr. Incredible, due to "public endangerment." Some time after this, he died of a suit malfunction when his cape snagged the ground during one of his takeoffs. He was replaced in the Thrilling Three by Gazerbeam.** After his death, a statue of him was erected in Avery Park.

**Early in his Super career, he came up with his superhero name while eating in a diner by putting "diner" and "guy" together, creating Dynaguy.** Dynaguy was the original leader of the Thrilling Three, which also included Phylange and Apogee. **He was apparently friends with Mr. Incredible (whom was a fan of his) and Elastigirl, as he appears at their wedding alongside Gazerbeam, Stratogale, Meta Man, Thunderhead, Rick Dicker and Edna Mode.** He was one of the first Supers sued after Mr. Incredible, due to "public endangerment." It is assumed, he died of a suit malfunction when his cape snagged the ground during one of his takeoffs, breaking his neck; although never confirmed in the film canon. He was replaced in the Thrilling Three by Gazerbeam. **Winston reveals that his father financed a statue of Dynaguy to be erected in Dynaguy's memory after his death.**

## Powers and Abilities

Dynaguy had the ability to shoot disintegration rays from his forehead, which would disrupt the atomic forces among atoms. This had a limited range of five meters. Additionally, he could achieve flight through ion propulsion gauntlents which were worn on his forearms.

* **Disintegration Rays**: Dynaguy had the ability to shoot disintegration rays from his forehead, which would disrupt the atomic forces among atoms. This had a limited range of five meters.
* **Flight**: Dynaguy could achieve flight through ion propulsion gauntlets which were worn on his forearms.
* **Superhuman Agility:** As shown on his NSA file, he possessed high levels of agility.

## Personality

Dynaguy was known for being impulsive and reckless, being put under an NSA meditation regimen as a result.
Albania (Harry Potter)

**Albania**, officially **Republic of Albania**, is a country in Southeastern Europe. It borders Greece, Macedonia, Kosovo, and Montenegro. The capital city is Tirana. It was known for holding the forest that was the hiding place of Voldemort after his first defeat.

## Location Known Information

### Residents

* Unnamed peasant
* Vampires

## History

When Rowena Ravenclaw's daughter, Helena, stole her mother's diadem, she hid it in an Albanian forest. The Bloody Baron came to the forest to retrieve her, only to kill her on impulse when she refused, and then himself in repentance. The diadem remained hidden for several centuries, until Tom Marvolo Riddle discovered that Helena was the Grey Lady, the House Ghost of Ravenclaw, and managed to get the information about its resting place from her. He recovered it, murdered a peasant, and turned it into one of his Horcruxes.
Following his downfall in 1981, Tom Riddle, now known as Lord Voldemort, fled to the forests in Albania in his weakened state. In 1991, he encountered Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry's Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Quirrell, who was looking for him, so that he could at the very least try to capture him or at best learn from him. However, Quirrell overestimated himself, and Voldemort completely overpowered the man, thus leaving Albania and back to London.
Following his failed attempt to steal the Philosopher's Stone, Voldemort returned to Albania, weaker than ever. He was eventually about to give up all hope when he was discovered by his former servant, Peter Pettigrew, in 1994.

## Magical education

It is possible that Albanian wizards and witches had the option to attend Durmstrang Institute as it accepted students from all over Northern and Eastern Europe, as long as they were of wizarding heritage.

## Magical government

Albania had its own wizarding government of unknown form.

## Behind the scenes

* In medieval Latin, "Albania" can refer to both the country now known to be Republic of Albania, or an old name for Scotland. When referring to the country, the etymology of "Albania" is borrowed from Byzantine Greek Ἀλβανία (*Albanía*). For Scotland, the etymology is from Old Irish *Albu, Albain, Alban*. Today, it is still sometimes used poetically to refer to the island.

## External links

* Albania on Wikipedia
* Scotland on Wikipedia

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1  Albania on Wikipedia
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*
3. ↑ , Chapter B, page 17
4. ↑ , Chapter 18 (*An-Parselmouth*)