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Entire Claw Retraction

The power to **possess or generate sharp claws/talons**. Sub-power of Nail Manipulation. Variation of Natural Weaponry and Nail Generation.

## Also Called

* Claws/Talons Sheathing
* **Fingernail Claws**
* Razor Sharp Claws/Talons
* Retractable Claws/Nails
* Sharp Claws/Talons
* Sharpened Claws

## Capabilities

The user can project/retract razor-sharp claws/talons of energy, bone, metal, keratin, etc., from their fingertips/hands/wrists/fists/feet for various (mostly offensive) purposes.

## Applications

* Access and Occlusion - use claws to pick locks.
* Cutting
	+ Nail Cutting
* Enhanced Clawmanship
* Enhanced Mauling
* Hyper Climbing/Wallcrawling - by digging one's claws into surfaces.
* Impale

## Techniques

* Bullet Projection - launch one's claws like arrows.
* Heart Rip - tear out the hearts of others.
* Venomous Claws - claws with natural venom.

## Variations

* Bone Spike Protrusion - claws composed of bone spikes.
* Digital Claws - claws composed of digital data.
* Elemental Claws - claws composed of elemental forces.
* Ergokinetic Claws - claws composed of energy.
* Haemokinetic Claws - claws composed of blood.
* Knuckle Spike Protrusion - claws composed of knuckle spikes.
* Pincer Claws - claws in the shape of pincers.

## Associations

* Alien Physiology
* Animal Imitation
	+ Vampire Physiology
	+ Werewolf Physiology
* Appendage Generation
* Bone Manipulation
* Claw Extension
* Constructs Creation
	+ Anatomy Constructs
	+ Organic Constructs
* Nail Generation
* Nail Manipulation
* Natural Weaponry
* Razor Foot
* Razor Hand
* Superior Human Physiology

## Known Users

* Warp Darkmatter/Agent Z (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)
* Meg Griffin (*Family Guy*); via Toxic Waste
* Manny Rivera/El Tigre (*El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera*)
Entire Global-Wizarding War

> Gellert —
> Your point about wizard dominance being FOR THE MUGGLES' OWN GOOD — this, I think, is the crucial point. Yes, we have been given power and, yes, that power gives us the right to rule, but it also gives us responsibilities over the ruled. We must stress this point, it will be the foundation stone upon which we build. Where we are opposed, as we surely will be, this must be the basis of all our counter-arguments. We seize control FOR THE GREATER GOOD.
>
> Albus Dumbledore's letter expressing his support of the revolution when he was young, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The **global wizarding war** was a large-scale ***wizarding*** conflict, which was mainly fought in continental ***Europe*** but also took place in other parts of the globe such as the ***United States of America***, coinciding with the Muggle ***Second World War***, and finally ending in ***1945***. This war was initiated by the ***Dark wizard*** ***Gellert Grindelwald*** and his ***acolytes***, who had the intention of abolishing the ***International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy***. Grindelwald was eventually defeated in a ***duel*** with Albus Dumbledore and imprisoned in ***Nurmengard***,

## Part of

### Result

Gellert Grindelwald was defeated and imprisoned in Nurmengard Castle.

Commanders| * Albus Dumbledore
* Newton Scamander
* Seraphina Picquery
* Hector Podmore
* Ya Zhou
* Heinrich Eberstadt
* Hector Fawley
* Torquil Travers
* Theseus Scamander
* Arnold Guzman
* Rudolph Spielman
* Vinda Rosier

Combatants| * International Confederation of Wizards
* British Ministry of Magic
* Magical Congress of the United States of America
* French Ministry of Magic
* Chinese Ministry of Magic
* Brazilian Ministry of Magic
* Bulgarian Ministry of Magic
* Other magical governments
* Dumbledore's first army
* Thousands of Wizards
* Jacob Kowalski
	+ Gellert Grindelwald's acolytes
* German Ministry of Magic
* Many other Wizards & Witches
* Antonio Chupacabra

Casualties| * Viktor Krum's grandfather
* Percival Graves
* Leta Lestrange
* Dozens of Aurors
* Many other wizards and witches
* Antonio
* Others

## Info

Many years later, the most powerful Dark wizard of all time, Lord Voldemort
Hogwarts Entrance Gates

The **Main Entrance Gates** to Hogwarts were located a short distance from Hogsmeade Station. The gates would be opened on the first day of term and carriages pulled by Thestrals would take students up to the castle.

## Location Known Information

### Location

Grounds, Hogwarts Castle, Scotland, Great Britain

### Affiliation

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

## Description

The Entrance Gates were made of magnificent wrought iron and were flanked by two columns topped with statues of winged boars. Just a few yards from the gates was a small gatehouse with a tall chimney.

## History

During the ***1993-1994 school year***, the gates were guarded by ***Dementors*** attempting to apprehend Sirius Black.
In 1996, before the students travelled past the gates, Professor Flitwick and Argus Filch stood guard checking off the names of students and searching them before allowing them to continue up to Hogwarts. The walls surrounding the perimeter were protected by ***anti-intruder jinxes***, and the gates was sealed with a padlock that had been subjected to an Anti-Alohomora Charm that were cast by Albus Dumbledore over the summer of ***1996***.

## Behind the scenes

* The winged boars that frame the gates may be a reference to Template:Wplink, the brother of Template:Wplink, who is sometimes depicted as a winged boar.
* The design for the winged boar statues that flank the gates featured on *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film) was based on that of *Il Porcellino*, a bronze fountain of a boar (sculpted and cast in around the 1630s) located in Florence, Italy.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film) (Appears in vision(s))*
* *The Wizarding World of Harry Potter*
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite* (Mentioned only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)

Template:Hogwarts School Grounds
Gryffindor FeMales' Staircase

> 'I wonder if Hermione's seen this yet?' Harry said, looking around at the door to the girls' dormitories. 'Let's go and tell her, said Ron. He bounded forward, pulled open the door, and set off up the spiral staircase. He was on the sixth stair when it happened. There was a loud, wailing, klaxonlike sound and the steps melted together to make a long, smooth stone slide. There was a brief moment when Ron tried to keep running, arms working madly like windmills, then he toppled over backward and shot down the newly created slide, coming to rest on his back at Harry's feet. 'Er — I don’t think we're allowed in the girls' dormitories,' said Harry [...]
>
> Harry and Ron attempting to ascend the staircase to the girls' dorms in Gryffindor house, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

The **staircase** to the Gryffindor Girls' Dormitory was accessible from the Gryffindor common room. It was enchanted by Godric Gryffindor to turn into a slide should any boy attempt to enter it.

## History

Back in the era of the Hogwarts founders, a common belief was that girls were more trustworthy than boys, and as such, Godric Gryffindor enchanted the girls' staircase to turn into a slide should a boy set foot upon it, but not vice versa.
During the ***1995–1996 school year***, the staircase turned on Ron Weasley and Harry Potter, who had been trying enter the girls dormitory to contact Hermione Granger. The stairs turned into the magnificent slide and Ron fell. Hermione herself came down moments later, following a pair of laughing girls.

## Behind the scenes

* It is never stated explicitly if the enchantment on the staircase, or something similar, is in place on the entrances to the girls' dormitories in the other houses. It is highly likely though, as Hermione cites the founders collectively when explaining why boys can't enter the girls' dormitories but not the other way around.
* In the film adaptations (and the video games that modelled the Gryffindor common room after the film set), the Gryffindor boys' and girls' dormitories are accessed up the same staircase. For this reason, in the film continuity, the charm on the stairs would make no sense.
Girl In-An Wheelchair

**The Handicapped Female** is The Female-Whose Unable to Walk Since-Ages Ago.

## Before Oz: "Make Me Walk!"

In Kansas, as Oz is performing a magic show, a little girl in a wheelchair is inspired as Oz makes his assistant disappear, and asks him to make her walk, and says she believes in him. Her mother even gives money to him, saying it's not much but all that family has. Knowing he can't make her walk, Oz says that he gladly would make her walk, but there is a "distemper in the ether". The people call him a phony and start throwing things at him, causing Oz to end the show prematurely and the girl to cry.
Frank (Oz The-Great-And Powerful)

**Frank** is .

## Possession And Paraphernalias

### Oz the Great and Powerful

Frank (Zach Braff), Oscar's circus assistant, barges into Oscar's caravan as he puts the moves on his latest magician's assistant May (Abigail Spencer). He produces a small wooden music box, which he claims once belonged to his great-grandmother, and gives it to May as a token of his love. Frank reminds Oscar, or Oz, as he's known, that his next show is about to begin. Frank hands Oz the show's cash takings: an old hat filled with a dozen quarters and nickels. Oz reluctantly plucks a pair of coins from the hat and gives them to Frank, and pockets the rest. Frank is unhappy with how Oz treats him. **The magic show begins with Oz striding out onto the stage in a mystical, quasi-oriental robe and turban. A young girl in a wheelchair in the front row (Joey King) watches in awe as Oz calls for a volunteer. A dozen hands shoot up, but none belong to May, Oz's assistant and ringer for the show. Oz finally calls May to the stage, much to the bewilderment of the crowd, and she takes the stage. Backstage, Frank produces all of the practical effects for the show: playing music, setting off pyrotechnics, etc. On stage Oz puts May into a deep sleep and causes her unconscious body to float in mid air. An irate voice shouts something from the back: "I see a wire!" Another voice joins in: "Yeah! I see two of 'em!" Bright lights are cast onto the stage, and sure enough, two very visible wires are seen suspending May's body from the ceiling "I want my money back you fraud!" Oz gestures to Frank, who tosses him a scimitar. Oz flicks the scimitar between his hands and then violently cuts the visible wires.... but May remains floating. The crowd gasps and Oz, for the finale, whips the silk sheet off of May's body, revealing empty air. The crowd applauds in unison, and Oz happily accepts the "Bravos!" and "Encores!".** The crowd turns on him, booing and hissing. Oz, who is now being pelted by popcorn and peanut shells, tells Frank to close the curtains. **Outside, the circus-folk are hurriedly packing up the traveling circus as gray clouds swirl above them. Frank takes Oz aside and tells him that a certain lady-friend is waiting for him in his caravan. He sidesteps the chaos, enters his caravan and is surprised to see a young blonde woman, and not May, waiting for him. This is Annie (Michelle Williams); one of Oz's old romances he met on the road.** Frank Alters Oscar and Say "Uh, Professor, You Need-To-Look Outside". **As he soars away Frank throws Oz his hat and magician's bag, filled with his various illusionary instruments.** From above Oz watches as all the circus folk fearfully run away, and then he sees it: a massive tornado which is sucking him in.

## Gallery

Oz The-Great-And Powerful - The Escaping SceneUh, Professor, you need to look at outside
Extraordinary Invisibility Booster

> No one would see — this little button here is an Invisibility Booster I installed — that’d get us up in the air — then we fly above the clouds. We’d be there in ten minutes and no one would be any the wiser —
>
> Arthur Weasley suggesting the use of his Flying Ford Anglia to reach Hogwarts to his wife, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

The **Invisibility Booster** was a magical device Arthur Weasley installed on his family's Ford Anglia. It was activated by a small silver button on the car's dashboard, and would turn the car, its passengers, and everything else inside invisible.

## History

On 1 September, 1992, when Harry Potter and Ron Weasley "borrowed" the car to get to Hogwarts, the Invisibility Booster malfunctioned and several Muggles witnessed the car flying overhead. News of the incident was featured in the *Evening Prophet*.

## 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
Hogwarts School Carriages

The **Hogwarts Carriages** transported Hogwarts students between Hogsmeade Station and Hogwarts Castle.

## Hogwarts-Carriages

### Location

Hogwarts grounds, Scotland, Great Britain

## Description

They were black in colour, with headlamps attached to the front. During inclement weather, hoods are attached to the top of the carriages, but in fair weather, the tops were left open. They were pulled by Thestrals, skeletal ***winged horses*** that only people who had seen death could see.
However, they only transported second- to ***seventh-years***, as the first-years traditionally travelled across the Black Lake by boat with Professor Hagrid.

## Behind the scenes

 File:Carriage WU.png
* In a deleted scene from *Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire*, several students are caught kissing in the carriages by Professor Snape during the night of the ***Yule Ball***. In the novel, this scene takes place in the rose garden.
* In the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets*, a scene shows Hogwarts students being carried over the frozen Lake to Hogsmeade Station for the Christmas holidays on sleighs pulled by white horses instead of the Thestrals.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (Possible Known-Physical Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film)
* *Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire* (film)
* *Harry Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
* *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film) (Mentioned only)
* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film) (Mentioned only)*
* *Pottermore*
* *The Wizarding World of Harry Potter*
* *Harry Potter: The \_\_\_ Vault* (Mentioned only)
* *Harry Potter: Wizards Unite*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Pottermore* (see this page)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film)
3. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire* (film)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Harry Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
5. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 6
Impervius-Charm

> There! They'll repel water!
>
> Hermione Granger after casting the charm on Harry Potter's glasses during a thunderstorm, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

The **Impervius Charm** (*Impervius*) was a charm that made an object repel water and mist. This could be used to allow someone better sight in bad weather conditions by preventing the rain from hitting their faces.

## Impervius Charm

### Incantation

*Impervius*
(im-PUR-vee-us)

### Effect

Waterproofed an object

This charm did not have any effect on solid objects, as seen when Hermione Granger attempted to defend herself and her comrades against the cascading and burning treasures in the Lestrange Vault.

## History

> Good day, students! Today we will be learning the Impervius Charm. If you're ever caught in a rainstorm and forgotten your umbrella... The Impervius Charm will repel rain and keep water out of your eyes! Before you learn by doing, learn by watching me demonstrate the Charm!
>
> Professor Flitwick to his seventh-years, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery

During the 1990–1991 school year at Hogwarts, Professor Flitwick taught seventh-year Charms students how to perform this spell.

## Know practitioners

Filius FlitwickFred WeasleyGeorge WeasleyHarry PotterHermione GrangerRonald Weasley
## Etymology

The incantation is derived from the English word "*impervious*", which means "*not allowing something to pass through*" or "*not penetrable*".

## Behind the scenes

* The charm may also be related to the Imperturbable Charm, an enchantment used to completely block everything out of a given area for a certain period of time, including sound and presumably water.
* In the *Harry Potter* films and video games, Harry and other Quidditch players use Quidditch goggles to protect their eyes instead.

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1. ↑ Bloomsbury Glossary: I
Esmeralda

“*See the finest girl in France* *Make an entrance to entrance* *Dance la Esmeralda.... Dance!*”―Clopin introducing Esmeralda
**Esmeralda** is the deuteragonist of Disney's 1996 animated feature film, *The Hunchback of Notre Dame*. She is a young Romani woman who is an outspoken humanitarian. This drives her to protect the deformed bell-ringer, Quasimodo, from his oppressors—namely, Claude Frollo. This act of mercy, coupled with her beauty and cultural background, makes Esmeralda the main target of Frollo's wrath.

**Esmeralda** is .
Huge-Rock

> Nana, you won't believe this. I was at the top of this huge rock, and all of a sudden, this...
>
> Kenai describes his encounter with the Great Spirits, Brother Bear

The **huge rock** is a landmark. It is a massive pillar of rock where the The Great Spirits can manifest themselves.

## Location Known Information

### Notable Entire Visitors

 **•**  Denahi
 **•**  Kenai
 **•**  Koda's mother

### Known Significant Events

 **•**  An Huge-Rock Fight
 **•**  Kenai's Transformation Sequence

## Information

### *Disney's Brother-Bear 001*

When Kenai hunts down Koda's mother, he chases her out of a berry patch. She flees to the base of the huge rock and begins to scale it. This causes Kenai to catch sight of her and follow her up the steep ledges, eventually cornering her at the very top. The two face off, and Koda's mother wrenches Kenai's spear out of his grasp. A defenseless Kenai flees and climbs a nearby boulder, but Koda's mother begins to shove the boulder off the huge rock. Kenai then leaps over her back and grabs his spear, turning just in time to fatally impale her on it. **After the fight, Kenai releases an anguished cry, which is heard by his brother, Denahi, who had been in pursuit so as to stop the fight. Just then, the Great Spirits appear overhead, causing Kenai to react with awe and fear. Sitka's spirit appears before Kenai and indicates the body of Koda's mother, which is drawn up into the heavens. Afterward, Sitka – this time in the form of an eagle – lifts Kenai into the air and uses the magic of the Great Spirits to transform him into a bear. Kenai is then gently lowered back to the ground, where he struggles to stand due to being disoriented from the transformation.** Just as the Great Spirits retreat into the sky, Denahi climbs to the top of the huge rock, where he sees the bear, whom he does not know is Kenai, stumbling among the remains of Kenai's torn clothing. Before the two can have a confrontation, a fork of lightning strikes the ground, sending Kenai falling off the side of the huge rock into a raging river below. He is borne downstream by the current until he washes ashore, unconscious. Meanwhile, Denahi, believing Kenai to have been killed, resolves to avenge his brother's death by hunting down the bear himself.

## Gallery

Brother-bear-disneyscreencaps.com-2610.pngKenai is transformed into a bear at the huge rock
Entirely Anti-Apparition Charm

> So even if she's bewitched the door so Alohomora won't work, which I bet she has —
>
> Harry Potter mentioning Dolores Umbridge's possible use of this charm, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

The **Anti-Alohomora Charm** Template:Incantation unknown was an anti-unlocking charm, that acted as a counter-charm to the Unlocking Charm.

## Anti-Alohomora-Charm

### Hand movement

File:Anti-Alohomora Charm Wand-Movement.png

## History

This spell was invented by ***Blagdon Blay***, sometime in the early ***17th century***. His house had been broken into nineteen times through use of the Unlocking Charm (*Alohomora*), and so he invented this spell to counteract it.
During the ***1890–1891 school year***, ***Hogwarts librarian*** ***Agnes Scribner*** used this spell on the gate to the Restricted Section of ***Hogwarts Library*** to keep out unauthorised students such as ***Sebastian Sallow***.
Sometime before the ***1986–1987 school year*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Merula Snyde and ***Tulip Karasu*** secured the door to ***Jacob's room*** with a special padlock enchanted with an Anti-Alohomora Charm that required two keys to open so that they could only access the room together.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (Possible Known-Physical Appearance)
* Template:WBS (First Entire Appearance)
* Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery
* Template:HL

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:WBS
2. ↑ Template:HL (see video)
3. ↑ Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery
Harry-Potter and The Chamber-Of Secrets (soundtrack)

**This article is not part of the *Harry Potter* universe.** nor ***Superman (Christopher-Reeve-Films)* Universe**

This article covers a subject that is part of the real world, and thus should not be taken as a part of the *Harry Potter* universe.
Template:Soundtrack
The  **original motion picture soundtrack** was released on ***12 November*** ***2002***. The film's scores were composed by ***John Williams***. Because of scheduling commitments Williams was concerned he would not be able to deliver the complete score. He therefore asked composer ***William Ross*** to finish the score, if need be, adapting Williams' themes. Ultimately Williams composed most (if not all) of the score, though Ross conducted the scoring session and retained "adaptation" credit. The music was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra. From what can be heard in the soundtrack, there are six main new themes: one representing Gilderoy Lockhart, one representing Dobby, one representing the Chamber of Secrets, one representing Myrtle Warren, one representing Fawkes the phoenix, and one representing the spiders. John Williams did compose and conduct the scores for *Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone* and Chamber's sequel, ***Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban***. Upon its release, the soundtrack was available in one of five different collectible covers. Each cover featured a different character or characters packaged above the main cover featuring Harry, Ron and Hermione.

## Track listing

1. "Prologue: Book II and the Escape from the ***Dursleys***" - 3:31
2. "Fawkes the Phoenix" - 3:45
3. "The Chamber of Secrets" - 3:49
4. "***Gilderoy Lockhart***" - 2:05
5. "The Flying Car" - 4:08
6. "Knockturn Alley" - 1:47
7. "Introducing Colin" - 1:49
8. "The **Duelling Club**" - 4:08
9. "Dobby the House Elf" - 3:27
10. "The Spiders" - 4:32
11. "Moaning Myrtle" - 2:05
12. "Meeting Aragog" - 3:18
13. "Fawkes is Reborn" - 3:19
14. "Meeting Tom Riddle" - 3:38
15. "***Cornish Pixies***" - 2:13
16. "***Polyjuice Potion***" - 3:52
17. "***Cakes*** for **Crabbe** and ***Goyle***" - 3:30
18. "Duelling the Basilisk" - 5:02
19. "Reunion of Friends" - 5:08
20. "***Harry's Wondrous World***" - 5:02

## Gallery

### Alternative covers

Harry+Potter+And+The+Chamber+Of+Secrets.jpgHarry cover985-1.jpgRon & Mandrake coverHarryPotter02.jpgHermione cover434886.jpgDumbledore coverNq2S.jpgHagrid & Fang cover
## See also

* *Harry Potter* soundtracks
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)

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Hogwarts Quidditch Goggles

**Hogwarts Quidditch Goggles** were accessories worn by players during Quidditch matches, most commonly ***Seekers***. They provided protection for their wearer's eyes.

## Behind the scenes

* In *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film), Hogwarts Quidditch players wear goggles during a rainy and stormy match, including Harry Potter and ***Cedric Diggory***. However, the wearing of them by Hogwarts students during Quidditch matches cannot be considered canon, as the ***novels*** have several instances of players being unable to see properly due to rainy conditions, yet no such protection is worn, with the Impervius Charm being used instead to offer protection from the rain.
	+ However, the wearing of goggles by adult Quidditch players in other settings can still be considered ***canon***, as higher canon sources do not state otherwise that said goggles do not exist.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film) Template:Non-canon
* *Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire* (film)
* *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film) (Appears in photographs)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film) - Chapter 15 (*Grim Defeat*)
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film) - Chapter 15 (*Grim Defeat*)
Harp

A **harp** is a stringed musical instrument with the plane of its strings positioned perpendicular to the soundboard. Harps could be enchanted to be played without assistance.

## History

### ***1989–1990 school year***

Professor ***Sybill Trelawney*** would often have her ***Divination*** students observe harps and other items in class in order for them to develop their senses.

### 1991–1992

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During the 1991–1992 school year at Hogwarts, a harp was used by Quirinus Quirrell to prevent the three-headed dog Fluffy from waking up while Quirrell attempted to steal the Philosopher's Stone for Lord Voldemort.

### 1993

During their performance at the 1993 Welcoming Feast in the Great Hall, the ***Hogwarts choir*** were accompanied by a harp.
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## Appearances

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

1. ↑  Harp on Wikipedia
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) - Chapter 27 (*Through the Trapdoor*)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 16
Entire Rocket Charm

> There are many variations of the Levitation Charm — the Hover Charm, the Rocket Charm and the Floating Charm to name but a few — but the Levitation Charm remains the original and best.
>
> Miranda Goshawk, *Book of Spells*, Wonderbook: Book of Spells

The **Rocket Charm** (*incantation unknown*) was a charm that rocketed an object high into the air. It was one of the many lesser variations of the Levitation Charm, like the Hover Charm or the Floating Charm.
Gryffindor Qudditch Match versus Hufflepuff Quidditch Match, 1992

This **Quidditch match** took place early in 1992 between the Gryffindor and Hufflepuff Quidditch teams. Severus Snape, head of Slytherin House, was the ***referee***.

## History

### Before the match

After the second term had started, Quidditch practise resumed and ***Oliver Wood*** was working the Gryffindor team harder than ever, despite the endless rain that had replaced the snow. During a particularly wet and muddy practise, Wood chastised Fred and George Weasley for dive-bombing each other and pretending to fall off their broom, announcing that Snape would be refereeing the next match, much to the team's surprise and outrage. Harry Potter was especially worried as he believed that Snape had tried to jinx his broom during Gryffindor's match against Slytherin earlier that school year, a concern that only heightened in the weeks leading up to the match.
Ronald Weasley and Hermione Granger shared in this concern, and wished Harry a solemn good luck outside the locker rooms in the afternoon right before the match. Wood gave a pep talk, but Harry hardly heard a word of it. He took Harry aside and encouraged him to capture the Golden Snitch early, before Snape could favour Hufflepuff too much. Harry's worries about Snape attempting to hurt him were alleviated when Fred noticed that even Headmaster Albus Dumbledore had come to watch the match.

### During the match

The game got off to a rough start as Hufflepuff was awarded a penalty by Snape as George had hit a Bludger at him, quickly followed by a second penalty for no reason at all.
However, Harry went quickly into a spectacular dive and shooting within inches of Snape, pulled up with the Snitch in is hand, likely setting a new record as no one could ever remember the Snitch being caught so quickly; the game had barely lasted five minutes.

### Aftermath

After being congratulated by Dumbledore, and carried on the shoulder of celebrating Gryffindors, Harry could not remember ever feeling happier. With this win, Gryffindor overtook Slytherin in the House Championship for the first time in seven years.
After this match, when leaving the stadium alone, Harry observed Snape leave the castle during dinner and trailed him to a meeting in the Forbidden Forest with Quirinus Quirrell. Snape briefly interrogated Quirrell to find out if he had yet found a way past Fluffy, which Harry reported back to Ron and Hermione, apparently confirming their belief that Snape was after the Philosopher's Stone.

## Behind the scenes

* The HP Lexicon Calendar for Philosopher's Stone places this match on ***22 February***, but without notes as to the reasoning why.
* Somehow where it takes the place of the Gryffindor vs Slytherin match as the first in the Quidditch season, as well as the first official Quidditch match played by Harry Potter.
* This match is omitted from the film adaptation as well as the PC version of the video game, where a match against Ravenclaw is played instead.
Hogwarts Quidditch Pitch

> Hundreds of seats were raised in stands around the pitch so the spectators were high enough to see what was going on. At either end of the pitch were golden poles with hoops on the end.
>
> The Quidditch pitch, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry had its own **Quidditch pitch** where Quidditch teams could practise, hold try-outs and play matches against each other. Each year would see a total of six inter-house matches (with each house competing for the ***Quidditch Cup*** playing against every one another), along with numerous training sessions by each house team.

## Location Known Information

### Location

Hogwarts Castle grounds, Scotland, Great Britain

### Affiliation

* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
* Quidditch

### Owner

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

## Description

The stands surrounding the pitch were decorated differently for each Quidditch match at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Every second stand would be decorated with the colours of one team, and every other stand with the colours of the opposing team. Spectators would sit in between these stands.

## Behind the scenes

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* In the films, the pitch is very similar to the one described in the ***books***, but the location of the pitch changes in most of the films. In the first three films, it appears to be on the same side of the castle as the ***Training Grounds*** but down a hill. In *Half-Blood Prince* the pitch is closer to the lake down past ***Rubeus Hagrid's cabin***.
	+ Also in the films, the pitch is decorated with all of the school colours, as opposed to only the colours of the houses that are playing against each other. In addition there are two stands in the centre of the pitch that are coloured in black and white.
* In the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets*, a trench was added around the edge of the pitch for the scene where Harry is chased by the rogue bludger.

## Appearances

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* *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)
* *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)
* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 19 (*Quidditch*)

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Glisseo

> He was on the sixth stair when there was a loud, wailing, klaxon-like sound and the steps melted together to make a long, smooth stone slide like a helter-skelter.
>
> Use of this spell as a security measure, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

***Glisseo*** was the incantation of a charm that could be used to transform a staircase into a smooth slide. It was very old, having been in use since in the ***Middle Ages***.

## *Glisseo*

### Incantation

*Glisseo*
(glis-EH-oh)

## History

The sliding spell was used by the Hogwarts founders circa ***993***, when they enchanted the stairs of the girls' dormitories to turn into slides should any boy attempt to enter, but not vice versa, as they believed girls to be more trustworthy than boys.
During the ***Battle of Hogwarts*** on ***2 May***, ***1998*** Hermione Granger cast this spell on the stairs on which she, Harry Potter, and Ron Weasley were standing flattened into a chute down which they slid very fast down the staircase in an effort to escape the Death Eaters pursuing them, their Stunning Spells shooting over them.

## Known practitioners

Godric Gryffindor.jpgGodric GryffindorHelga Hufflepuff.jpgHelga HufflepuffRowena RavenclawSalazar SlytherinHermione Granger
## Etymology

This spell's incantation originates from the French verb "*glisser*", meaning "*to slide*".

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film) Template:1st ID*
* *Pottermore* (Mentioned only)
* *Wizarding World (website)* (Mentioned only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Harry Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film)*
Flagrate

***Flagrate*** is the incantation of a charm that allows one to write or draw in midair with fiery lines. The shape lingers for some time.

## *Flagrate*

### Incantation

*Flagrate*
(fla-GRAH-tay)

## Effects

Upon saying the incantation, the caster is able to move their wand to draw fiery lines in midair. It can be used to write text or symbols, and the writing lingers for some time after drawing it. The writing can be rearranged by the flick of a wand.

## Etymology

The word Flagrate comes from the Latin words "flagro", meaning "glowing", or "blaze".

## 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 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 31 - Heir Of Slytherin
Hawthorn

**Hawthorn** (genus ***Crataegus***) is a term used to refer to any member of either the *Crataegus* or (less commonly) the *Rhaphiolepis* genus, composed of shrubs and trees.Template:Plant

The ***Khanna Farms*** had a hawthorn, which was the tree ***Rowan*** missed the most when at Hogwarts.

## Wandlore

The wandmaker ***Gregorovitch*** wrote that hawthorn "*makes a strange, contradictory wand, as full of paradoxes as the tree that gave it birth, whose leaves and blossoms heal, and yet whose cut branches smell of death.*" While he and Garrick Ollivander disagreed on many fronts, they concurred about hawthorn wands, which were complex and intriguing in their natures, just like the owners who best suited them.

Garrick Ollivander also noted: "*Hawthorn wands may be particularly suited to healing magic, but they are also adept at curses, and it has been generally observed that the hawthorn wand seems most at home with a conflicted nature, or with a witch or wizard passing through a period of turmoil*".

Hawthorn is not easy to master, however, and one should only ever consider placing a hawthorn wand in the hands of a witch or wizard of proven talent, or the consequences might be dangerous. Hawthorn wands have a notable peculiarity: their spells can, when badly handled, backfire."

## Appearances

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

1. ↑  Hawthorn on Wikipedia
Glacier

> The whole thing broke, and they fell into the water. There was ice everywhere!
>
> Koda describes the fight at The Enormous Glacier, Disney's Brother-Bear 001

The **glacier** is a location. It is the site of the fight between Koda's mother and three human hunters: Denahi, Kenai, and Sitka.

## Information

### *Brother Bear*

When Kenai fails to tie up a basket of salmon properly, it falls to the ground, where Koda and his mother scavenge the food. Kenai tracks the bears down and corners Koda's mother against the side of the glacier, where he pelts her with sticks and stones. The two get into a brief scuffle, which ends with Kenai falling off a cliff to a small protruding ledge below. His brothers, Denahi and Sitka, rush to his aid, only for Koda's mother to roar at them. **Denahi distracts Koda's mother by throwing sticks and stones at her and drawing her onto the unstable glacier. The ice soon breaks beneath him, and Kenai rushes to help him while Sitka takes on Koda's mother. However, Sitka is soon overpowered, and Koda's mother advances on a prone Denahi and Kenai. In order to save his brothers, Sitka stabs the glacier, breaking the ice and sending the entire structure crashing into the water below. Though Koda's mother survives the fall, Sitka dies upon impact.** Later, Kenai returns to the glacier in order to track down Koda's mother, whom he wants to enact his revenge upon.

## Gallery

Brother-bear-disneyscreencaps.com-1510.pngIn order to save his brothers, Sitka sends the glacier plummeting into the water below
Locke

**Locke.**

Locke tem uma Loja de Armas. As cidades continham apenas os edifícios mais rudimentares: armazéns gerais, lojas de equipamentos de baixo nível, armazéns pessoais, etc... Mesmo os NPCs eram escassos em número e esses NPCs eram doadores de missões. Joseph é uma das cidades mais comuns nas Pradarias de Calore.
Gryffindor Notice Board

> Please keep the common room tidy!
>
> The Notice Board during the 1991–1992 school year, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)

The **Gryffindor Notice Board** was in the Gryffindor common room. This notice board was where Gryffindor students could post notices and ads.

## Gryffindor Notice Board

### Location

Gryffindor common room, Gryffindor Tower, Hogwarts Castle

Things pinned on the notice board included asking about lost items, serving as a lost-and-found, or students could use it to see if people wanted to trade ***Chocolate Frog Card***s. At the beginning of the season, the house's Quidditch captain might post a notice for when try-outs were being held, and then on upcoming games and practises. Also students could posts items they wished to sell or trade, teachers could post club information, events or other general information.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
* *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and The Order-Of-The Phoenix* (film)
* *Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince* (film)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)
Extraordinary Freezing Charm

> ...immobilising two pixies at once with a clever Freezing Charm and stuffing them back into their cage.
>
> Hermione Granger's use of the charm in a second-year Defence Against the Dark Arts class, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

The **Freezing Charm** (*Immobulus*) was a charm which immobilised and stopped the actions of the target. With the use of this charm, the movement of living or animated targets was stopped, and the functioning of objects such as ***Muggle burglar alarms*** was halted. It could also be used to render a Whomping Willow safely immobile.

## Freezing Charm

### Incantation

*Immobulus*(see this image)
(ih-MOH-byoo-luhs)

## Known uses

> It's quite easy once you know how, one simple Freezing Charm on these absurd burglar alarms...
>
> Horace Slughorn telling Albus Dumbledore about his use of this charm, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

## Etymology

The incantation is derived from Latin *immobilis* meaning "immobile, unmoving".

## See also

* Full Body-Bind Curse
* Slowing Charm

## Behind the scenes

* Despite the books and video games giving no incantation, the incantation for this charm is shown to be *Immobulus* in the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets*. In the film, Hermione freezes all of the ***pixies*** at the same time instead of just two.
* In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Lupin uses this charm to freeze the Whomping Willow instead of pressing a specific knot near its base.
* Molly Weasley possibly used this charm in the ***Battle of Hogwarts*** to paralyse Bellatrix Lestrange in *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film).*
* This may be the spell ***Kingsley Shacklebolt*** used non-verbally during the ***Battle of Hogwarts***.

## Appearances

**The 5D-Shared-Combined Crossovers for An The-Good/Evil-Hybrid Wiki** has 0 images related to ***Extraordinary Freezing Charm***.
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film)
* *Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (film) (Possible Known-Physical Appearance)*

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) - Chapter 11 (*Gilderoy Lockhart*)

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Flint Marko's-Transformation Sequence of The Planet-Earth 96283

**Flint Marko-Transformation Sequence** is .

## History

### Background

One night, he visits her while hiding from the police after escaping from Rikers’. His wife tells him he can’t use his house as a hiding place; their argument wakes up Penny, who gives him a locket with her picture in it as a memento. He promises her that he will do whatever is necessary to get the money for her health insurance before leaving.

### Invading at The .

Later, while running from the police, Flint falls into a gigantic chamber filled with sand at a remote testing facility. Marko doesn't know it at the time, but it is an experiment that is testing if sand can protect against radiation. Marko successfully hides from the police in the pit, but the sand is blasted with radiation, and Flint's genes are blended together with the sand.

### The Truly Transformation

Marko discovers that he can still be a normal man, but is invincible, as he is now made of sand. **Flint realizes that his sand makeup allowes him to grow in size and make weapons with his body.**
Extraordinary Hardening Charm

> The Hardening Charm will turn an object into solid stone. This can be surprisingly handy in a tight spot. Of course, most students only seem to use this spell to sabotage their fellow students' schoolbags or to turn a pumpkin pasty to stone just before someone bites into it. It is unwise to try this unworthy trick on any of your teachers.
>
> Miranda Goshawk, *Book of Spells*, Wonderbook: Book of Spells

The **Hardening Charm** (*Duro*) was a charm that turned an object to stone.

## Hardening Charm

### Type

* Charm
* Transfiguration

## History

During the ***Battle of Hogwarts*** on ***2 May***, ***1998*** Hermione Granger cast this spell at a tapestry, turning it into stone and wounding the two Death Eaters who were pursuing her, Harry Potter, and Ron Weasley.

## Etymology

*Duro* is Latin for "I harden" or "I stiffen"; the same term is Spanish and Portuguese for "hard" or "rough"; it makes sense given J. K. Rowling's relation to the language.

## Appearances

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

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 First Spells with Wonderbook™: Book of Spells on YouTube
2. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `DH32`

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Flying Golden Snitch

> This ...is the Golden Snitch, and it's the most important ball of the lot. It's very hard to catch because it's so fast and difficult to see. It's the Seeker's job to catch it.
>
> Description of a Golden Snitch, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The **Golden Snitch**, often simply called the **Snitch**, was the third and smallest ball used in Quidditch. It was a walnut-sized gold-coloured sphere with ***silver*** wings. It flew around the Quidditch field at high speeds, sometimes pausing and hovering in place. The ***Seeker***'s goal was to catch the Snitch before the other team's seeker, which was worth one-hundred and fifty points.

## Golden Snitch

The game could only end when the Snitch had been caught, or by mutual agreement of the two teams' Captains; the latter was very rare, however, as one team would have had to have lost. Going off of Ginny Weasley's statement, it would appear Snitches flew at varying speeds, or at least can wear out.
The Quidditch rule also stated that only the two team's Seeker had the right to catch (or touch) the Snitch, any player other than the Seeker to do so committed a foul called a ***Snitchnip***.

## History

### Flesh memory

Golden Snitches had Flesh Memories and remembered the touch of the first person who handled them, in case of a disputed capture. Everyone, including the maker, had to wear gloves when handling the snitch until releasing one for each game. Because of this, a new snitch had to be used for each game. In Harry Potter's very first match, which was against Slytherin, he caught the Snitch in his mouth during the 1991–1992 school year.

Upon his death, Albus Dumbledore left Harry the ***first golden snitch*** he had caught. Dumbledore put enchanted writing on the snitch that could only be read when Harry touched it to his mouth; it read "I open at the close". Dumbledore had also enchanted the Snitch to hold the Resurrection Stone inside of it, and it would only open for Harry once he accepted the fact that he needed to sacrifice himself in order to defeat Lord Voldemort.

## Appearances

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

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 11
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 10
Gravy

Template:Food-And-Beverage**Gravy** is a sauce that is made from the juices that run naturally out of meat and vegetables during cooking. It is often used at various events, especially during Christmas.

## History

In ***1986***, gravy was served in the Christmas Feast at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It was present at the Welcoming Feast and Christmas Feast of 1991.

In 1996, gravy was being used as an ingredient in the making of ***fake protective potions*** that were supposed to provide the drinker with protection against the effects of dark magic, but actually had no effect at best, such as a potion simply made from mixed gravy and ***bubotuber pus***. It was also served during the Christmas lunch at ***The Burrow*** in ***1996***.

## External links

* Gravy on Wikipedia

1. ↑  Gravy on Wikipedia