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Dr. Wolf X Crossover Series

Dr. Wolf X is a 2021 crossover series. It is a spin-off of The Adventures of Dr. Wolf and will have a massive amount of crossovers with Dr. Wolf as the the main protagonist with many other characters from cartoons.

**List of Crossovers**

1. Dr. Wolf X She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (Coming May 29, 2021)
2. Dr. Wolf X Miraculous Ladybug (July 10, 2021)
3. Dr. Wolf X Pretty Cure (September 11, 2021)
4. Dr. Wolf X PJ Masks (December 19, 2021)
5. Dr. Wolf X Winx Club (March 2022)
6. Dr. Wolf X Magia Record (June 2022)
7. Dr. Wolf X Star Darlings (October 2022)
8. Dr. Wolf X W.I.T.C.H (January 2023)
9. Dr. Wolf X Balala The Fairies (April 2023)
10. Dr. Wolf X Monster High (July 2023)
11. Dr. Wolf X Starbeam (October 2023)
12. Dr. Wolf X Elena of Avalor (January 2024)
St. Mungo's

**St. Mungo's Hospital** located within a seemingly closed muggle department store in London, is a magical hospital. The hospital cares for patients long-term and short-term depending on the ailments in question.

A smaller local clinic can be found in Diagon Alley, North Street. This local clinic only handles minor, non-life threatening ailments and will transport more serious cases to the main hospital.

## Specializations

St. Mungo's has a number of wards ranging from short-term care, long-term care, and emergency treatments. A small section of the hospital is dedicated to permanent residents who the hospital has no way of curing completely, requiring the patients to stay in the hospital indefinitely.

Otherwise, the hospital employs a number of specialists to ensure that any patient admitted walks out in as well health as can be provided by the hospital's treatment.

### Herbologists

Herbologists in the hospital work closely with most departments, helping prepare herbal cures and remedies as well as basic treatments. These Herbologists also help diagnose ailments not requiring Poison specialists assistance in regards to plant and flora induced sickness and injury. Their most common cases involve Mandrakes.

### Poisons Specialists

Masters of Potions, poison specialists are kept on staff almost 24-7. The high priority nature of poison-related incidents means the hospital ensures a specialist is in on call at all times. While most of their incidents are generally non-severe the risk of a patient being admitted due to the effects of a fast-acting poison cannot be overlooked.

### Spell Damage Specialists

These specialists are masters in spells and charms dedicated to reversing and healing the damage caused by spells. Often times these specialists will be called to be on call at Dueling events in the case of a spell gone wrong, or rogue spells hitting unsuspecting onlookers. Often times this is the busiest department at St.Mungo's.

### Creature-Induced Injury Specialists

While not as common as other incidents, these cases are typically very serious. Ranging anywhere from Dragon burns to Werewolf bites. The Creature-Induced Injury Wards are kept separate from the general populace and often has security on staff in the event of erratic behaviors.

### Magical Bugs and Disease Specialists

A rather underappreciated and lesser-known department, the Magical Bugs and Disease Specialists focus on ailments caused by magical bugs. Often times assisting Gringotts curse breakers and their many encounters with insects in ancient ruins. This department has a large long-term ward, as often times the diseases they handle cannot be cured in a timeframe that would make good use of the short-term ward.
Arithmancy

**Arithmancy** is an elective subject offered from the third year on at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The study of Arithmancy has been described as "*predicting the future using numbers*," with "*bit of numerology*" as well. Homework assignments, which include writing essays, required the consultation and/or composition of complicated number charts.
Hogsmeade Village

**Hogsmeade Village** is a small community among the Scottish Highlands. It's most known as a getaway location for students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, though, it's existence is not expressly for the students of the school.

A small number of people live in the village. As it is a beautiful location among the highlands. Legend and myth are ripe in the area and one only has to listen to one of the local businesses to hear any one of them.

## Locations of Interest

Despite its small size the village of Hogsmeade has a number of fantastic sights to take in. From the local sights of legend to the shops that can be visited, Hogsmeade is full of things to do and see. Though, simply enjoying the clean air and quiet atmosphere is reason enough to visit the village.
Sezon 8 (Oddział specjalny)

## Sezon 8

**Sezon 8** serialu Oddział specjalny... Premiera sezonu odbędzie się w październiku 2020 roku. Sezon będzie liczył 24 odcinki.

## Obsada

### Główna

* Bradley Steven Perry jako Kaz Chambers
* Jake Short jako Oliver Brand
* Paris Berelc jako Skylar Storm
* Jack Griffo jako Max Thunderman
* Amber Montana jako Sarah Diaz
* Cozi Zuehlsdorff jako Jordan Martin
* Milo Ventimiglia jako Matt Lawton
Hogwarts Broom Cupboard

The **Hogwarts Broom Cupboard** is a broom cupboard. Contained within are brooms. Not flying brooms, but cleaning brooms and other cleaning supplies. Hogwarts Caretaker and Groundskeeper Jacques Gottobedde has requested numerous times for students to stop hiding in the cupboard. As they knock over the brooms.

Also, Prefects do know of the hiding place. It is not recommended for students to hide here after curfew.

Do not hide in the Hogwarts Broom Cupboard, it is for brooms.

Located in the Hogwarts School, East Corridors.

## Trivia

* It is widely accepted that alongside the other cleaning supplies, this Broom Cupboard also works as Jacques Gottobedde's office.
Cyneric Werley

**Cyneric Haydn Werley** is an artifact curator known for his extensive personal collection of magical artifacts. Like his the rest of the Werley family, Cyneric was sorted into Ravenclaw House during his time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. While attending school, he met his wife Aldreda Werley, a fellow Ravenclaw.

He achieved ten O.W.L.s in his fifth year, including an Outstanding in Transfiguration, Potions, Ancient Runes, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms, History of Magic, and Herbology. In his seventh year, he achieved five N.E.W.T.s, including Outstanding in Transfiguration, Ancient Runes, and History of Magic.
Jarvey Java

**Jarvey Java** is a wizards coffee shop hidden in the back of a muggles cafe. The shop is muggle friendly and no magic is allowed inside the establishment. So close to the heart of London this decision is for the best.

It's a popular local establishment not incredibly far from the popular Richmond Park, drawing in families, workers, and young witches and wizards alike to its cozy establishment.

A friendly looking ferret smiles at all the customers approaching the counter, the cafe's mascot.

## Specialty Drinks

While using a number of basic and imported coffee beans the shop also has a number of special tea leaves and other signature drinks to help set them apart from other businesses.

**Yellow Sun Coffee:** Grown next to dragons dens, these coffee beans when brewed produce a bright, sunny yellow coffee that makes anyone who drinks it energetic and joyful.

**Treacle Tart Tea:** A very sweet tea, made to taste like the ever popular treacle tart.

**Frog Mocha:** Served in a frog shaped mug, this mocha has a chocolate frog hidden inside. When the cup is emptied customers are warned to catch their frog quickly before they hop away.
Sorting Hat

The **Sorting Hat** is a sentient hat at Hogwarts that magically determines which of the four school Houses each new student belongs most to. These four Houses are Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin. The Sorting Hat originally belonged to Godric Gryffindor, one of the founders of Hogwarts. It normally stays in the Headmaster's office until it is needed.

The famous Hogwarts Sorting Hat gives an account of its own genesis in a series of songs. During the opening banquet at the beginning of each school year, the first-year students are lined up and their names read aloud alphabetically. Each then takes a seat on a stool and the hat is placed on her or his head.

The hat is battered and old; it's patched, frayed, and extremely dirty. In order to speak and sing, a tear along the brim opens like a mouth. It speaks to the wearer inside of the hat with a small, quiet voice, using Legilimency to interpret their thoughts and respond to them. After a time of consideration, the hat announces its choice aloud for all to hear, and the student joins the selected house. The moment of consideration varies in length, from over five minutes (known as "hatstall") to less than a second.

The Sorting Hat is notorious for refusing to admit it has made a mistake in its sorting of a student. On those occasions when Slytherins behave altruistically or selflessly, when Ravenclaws flunk all their exams, when Hufflepuffs prove lazy yet academically gifted, and when Gryffindors exhibit cowardice, the Hat steadfastly backs its original decision. On balance, however, the Hat has made remarkably few errors of judgement over the many centuries it has been at work.
Transfiguration

**Transfiguration** is a core class and subject taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It teaches the art of changing the form and appearance of an object or a person. This type of magic is commonly referred to as "Transfiguration" and is considered both complex and dangerous.

There are limits to Transfiguration, which are governed by Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration. There are also many branches, including Cross-Species Transfiguration and Human Transfiguration. This type of magic is regarded as "very hard work" and is "more scientific" than Charmswork. One has to get it exactly right for the transfiguration to be successful. Like charms work, Transfiguration is achieved through concentration, precise wand movements, and the proper pronunciation of an incantation. However it is generally more difficult than Charms and requires great effort.

Transfiguration is a required subject for all first year to fifth year students, with the option of a N.E.W.T. course in sixth and seventh year. Students practise actual transfigurations during classes. Accidents sometimes result in partial transfigurations and theoretical homework is sometimes assigned. The further into a student's education the more difficult the classwork and homework becomes.
Azkaban

**Azkaban** is a fortress on an island in the middle of the North Sea. It serves the magical community of Great Britain as a prison for convicted criminals. Azkaban was built in the 15th century and it has been in use as a detention facility since 1718. Using certain Charms, Azkaban is hidden from the Muggle world, and is Unplottable.

After the end of the Second Wizarding War and Kingsley Shacklebolt's appointment as Minister for Magic in 1998, Dementors were no longer employed as guards of Azkaban. This was likely because they had proven to be untrustworthy, and because the depression and madness their presence caused in prisoners was considered inhumane.

Ever since they were removed, Aurors have been guarding the prison, taking turns so that a certain number of Aurors are assigned to stand guard, before leaving to return to fieldwork, with other Aurors taking their place. It is unknown how many surviving Voldemort supporters and Death Eaters were imprisoned in the aftermath.

## Pleasant Prefects Inmates

 Benjamin Fawley | Just being a bad guy overall
Gringotts Bank

**Gringotts Wizarding Bank** found on the quiet, more business side of Diagon Alley's North Street is a bank ran by Goblins. This bank is highly secure and its vaults run deep beneath Diagon Alley. London residents often find themselves visiting the establishment.

Gringotts is never not busy and the Goblins within discourage any tomfoolery, wimbling, hijinks or general buffoonery of any kind. Violators will not be tolerated.

## Services

The most common service associated with Gringotts Bank is that of general bookkeeping and accounting. Most activity at the Bank is dedicated to the maintenance and security of vaults and accounts kept by their members.

In addition to keeping track of accounts for magical families, Gringotts also assists muggleborn witches and wizards with transactions of muggle money to magical world currency.

Beyond this, though, Gringotts also employs a unit of translators that specialize in a number of different languages. This unit is typically for the service of the bank itself and translating works in the ownership of Gringotts. Alongside these translators is also a curse-breaking unit, that travels often to remove, counter and break curses.

Dragons are also still employed at Gringotts as well and younger employees at the bank may find themselves having to feed and help care for the Dragons while in the banks employ.
Dr. Wolf in: Equestria Girls Better Together Season 3

Dr. Wolf in: Equestria Girls Better Together Season 3 is the third and final installment of the 2019 series.

**Production**

The series was renewed for a third season on March 12, 2021. The creator didn't give any spoilers except saying the season will have 20 episodes and a theme. The theme was revealed on March 14, which was revealed to be saving the human world from losing it's Equestrian Magic before the arrival of Cosmos.

**Episodes (January 1, 2022 - May 7, 2022)**

1. Losing the Magic Part 1
2. Losing the Magic Part 2
3. The Song of Mystery
4. The Lost Wolf Staff
5. Howl of the Fright Hound
6. Mighty Sword and Flame
7. The Magic World
8. Transformation
9. One for All
10. Arxia
11. It's Just You
12. Stars and Shards
13. Make a Wish, Dearie
14. Canterlot Bound
15. Game Changer
16. A Secret Mission
17. One Star Falls
18. Assault on CHS
19. Cosmic Clash Part 1
20. Cosmic Clash Part 2
Potions

**Potions** refers both to the class taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and the craft of **potioneering**.

## Potions Class

As a class, potions is required for all students, from first year to fifth year. Students who pass their potions O.W.L. may choose to continue in this class at the N.E.W.T. level in their sixth and seventh years.
Fidelius Charm

The **Fidelius Charm** is an extremely difficult, multifaceted and potent charm that can be used to conceal a secret inside an individual's soul; the wizard who houses the secret is known as the Secret Keeper. A dwelling whose location has been protected by this spell is then invisible, intangible, unplottable and soundproof. This is an extremely old spell, one of the most ancient of all.

## Nature

### Becoming Secret Keeper

When the charm is initially cast, one can choose more than one person to be Secret Keeper, though it is unknown if there is a limit as to how many people can carry the same secret in this way. Once the Secret Keeper dies, all the people who have learnt the secret from them will become the new Secret Keepers. If the Keeper has chosen not to reveal the secret to anyone (so that they are the only Keepers) then the secret rests with them forever.

It is unknown what criteria must be met before someone can qualify as a Secret Keeper. However, to be eligible, one must be capable of divulging the secret if they wish to, as this would explain why wizards do not simply bestow the secret onto creatures who cannot speak a human language, or creatures such as house-elves, who can simply be ordered by their masters to not divulge the secret (as such an order would override their free will). It is also possible that the spell must be cast by the Secret Keeper him/herself, so only a wizard can be it.

### Revealing the Secret

Once the secret has been implanted, the ***only*** method for another to learn it is for the primary Secret Keeper to divulge it to that person *directly*, it cannot be discovered any other way. Additionally, it appears as if the disclosure must be voluntary (as evidenced by the fact that no dark wizard is ever seen attempting to coerce the disclosure by means of Veritaserum, Legilimency, the Cruciatus Curse or the Imperius Curse.

The people to whom the Secret Keeper has already divulged the information (secondary Keepers) would not be able to pass it along even if they wanted to and the information in question cannot be learned even by stumbling across it, even if one were staring the secret in the face. For example, if someone were to hide a location in this way, even if a person were to stumble into the specific area they would not be able to recognise it for what it was (i.e. as the area they were looking for) and they would not therefore learn the location accidentally.

The method for the primary Keeper to voluntarily tell another person the secret can be verbal or written. It is also possible that primary Keepers can reveal information to another by *showing* it to them.
Care of Magical Creatures

**Care of Magical Creatures** is an elective course at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry that can be chosen by students in their third year.

In the class, students learn about a wide range of magical creatures, from flobberworms to fire crabs, and even unicorns and thestrals. Students are taught about feeding, maintaining, breeding, and proper treatment of these creatures.

## Pleasant Prefects Professors

Eydis Ever Ahlgren

Mikhail Goncharov
Diagon Alley

**Diagon Alley** is a shopping district within London only accessible to Witches and Wizards. Access to the area is hidden behind a local pub known as The Leaky Cauldron off of Charing Cross Road. This is the most common way to get to the area, but access by Apparition and by Floo powder is also an option.

Almost every prospective student of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry will begin their journey at Diagon Alley.

## Shops and Businesses

Diagon Alley is a thriving commercial center, having everything any prospective Witch or Wizard could need or not need. While the area expands beyond Main Street, most of the popular and well-known establishments are on Main Street. Typically busy well into the evening the cobblestone streets are the starting point for most people entering Diagon Alley.

### Florean Fortescue's

This little shop is popular among younger witches and wizards, but its charming atmosphere draws in customers of all ages. The shop promises ice cream flavors both magical and mundane.

### Weasley Wheezes

A novelty and joke shop. They carry a number of classical and new prank items and a number of other things such as cosmetics and novelty potions.

### The Leaky Cauldron

Most well known as the traditional entrance to Diagon Alley, the pub also is a popular hotspot for local and traveling witches and wizards. A great place for parents to relax while their older children explore Diagon Alley.

### Flourish and Blotts

A common stop for inbound Hogwarts students, the store carries a number of unique books and textbooks. Any book you could need or want is likely in this well-known store in Diagon Alley.

### Magical Menagerie

The Magical Menagerie is a happy place on the Main Street of Diagon Alley, this pet shop has a number of classic witch and wizards pets.

### Knockturn Alley

A sub-district of Diagon Alley, containing a number of its own shops and businesses. Typically known for being a shadier part of town and oftentimes people are discouraged from exploring the area.

### North Street

A main thoroughfare of Diagon Alley. A number of offices and some other notable shops not found on the Main Street of Diagon Alley.
Divination

**Divination** is an elective course taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It teaches methods of divining the future, or gathering insights into future events, through various rituals and tools. The magic taught in this class, as well as the ability to say prophetic things is a branch of magic referred to as "*Divination*."

Students study a myriad of ways to scry information about the future, including tea dregs, crystal balls, visions, and Astrology and horoscope charts. Other methods of divining the future include smoke patterns, dreams, tarot cards, and the interpretation of prophecies, though the latter is quite rare. Guides and textbooks allow students of Divination to discern or translate what observed symbols intend to mean.
Headmaster

The **Headmaster** or **Headmistress** of Hogwarts is the chief administrator of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, by appointment of the school's Board of Governors. They are responsible for major decisions regarding the safety and the day-to-day functioning of the school, and act as the school's primary authority, with the exception of the Hogwarts Board of Governors. As such, the Headmaster is only person exempt from usual restrictions placed upon those found inside the school, such as being the only (human) inhabitant capable of Apparating and Disapparating on school grounds.

## Pleasant Prefects Headmasters

 Joel Mansfield | 2009-2010
 Sairish Hadad | 2010-
MTR.

***Mandarin's Ten Rings.***

1. Matter-Rearranger Ring, Remaker, Gas And Alter Appearance.
2. Impact Beam Ring, Influence, Sonic Beam.
3. Vortex Beam Ring, Spin, Vortex.
4. Disintegration Beam Ring, Spectral, Atoms And Molecules.
5. Black Light Ring, Nightbringer, Darkness.
6. White Light Ring, Daimonic, Image Projection.
7. Flame-Blast Ring, Incandescence, Fire Beam.
8. Electro-Blast Ring, Lightning, Electricity.
9. Mento-Intensifier Ring, The Liar, Mental Illusions.
10. Ice-Blast Ring, Zero, Ice Beam.
Care of Magical Creatures Enclosure

**The Care of Magical Creatures Enclosure** is a small paddock containing a variety of non-lethal magical creatures on the edge of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry grounds. Bordering on The Forbidden Forest it is discouraged for students to spend time near the enclosure close to the beginning of curfew hours.

A few sheds in the area contain supplies for the class and smaller cages for other creatures.

### Care of Magical Creatures

This class is taught almost always outside and rarely has any indoor classes even in inclement weather. The class is taught by Professor Mikhail Goncharov. This is an elective class only available to third-year students and up.
Wizengamot

The **Wizengamot**is wizarding Britain's high court of law and parliament. It predates the Ministry of Magic itself, dating back to the days of the medieval Wizards' Council. Its administrative headquarters are located in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement of the Ministry of Magic, whilst the trials take place in the dungeons of the lower levels.

While court is in session, members wear plum-coloured robes embroidered with a silver letter *W*.

## Functionality

It is made up of around fifty members. The process for selecting members is unclear, though the Minister for Magic appears to have some power over the final selection. Aside from the judges and the Head Warlock, there is a Court Scribe that records the proceedings while the Wizengamot is in session. The Minister of Magic, Senior Undersecretary to the Minister, and Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement have been known to attend significant trials and hearings, but it is unknown if this is routine. A British Youth Representative, who shall be no more than 17 years old, is present at times as well.

Trials appear to be brief and concise. The accused may present witnesses to be questioned by the Wizengamot. A third-party with legal knowledge may speak on behalf of a defendant, fulfilling a similar role to that of a modern barrister. However, no wizarding lawyers seem to exist, and the practise of having a spokesperson on behalf of a defendant appears to be rare.

## Pleasant Prefects Members

Hadrian Werley

Matthew Fletcher

Michael Williams
Legilimency

**Legilimency** is the act of magically navigating through the many layers of a person's mind and correctly interpreting one's findings. A person who practises this art is known as a **Legilimens**. Muggles might call this "mind-reading," but practitioners disdain the term as naive. The opposite of Legilimency is Occlumency, which is used to shield one's mind from the invasion and influence of a Legilimens.

Some magical creatures, such as Wampus cats, can also perform Legilimency.

## Methods

The most advanced Legilimens can perform Legilimency nonverballyand wandlessly, but less talented practitioners must use the incantation *Legilimens* to enter their victim's mind. If a target is not skilled in Occlumency, a Legilimens will be able to detect if the person is lying, as well as delve into their thoughts, emotions, and memories. Highly skilled Legilimens can also influence a mind that they invade.

Like Occlumency, Legilimency is not regularly taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Considering that it invades people's privacy, Legilimency may be a legally restricted magical practise, just as the use of Veritaserum is strictly regulated by the Ministry of Magic.
Herbology

**Herbology** is the study of magical and mundane plants and fungi, making it the wizarding equivalent to botany. Herbology is a core class and subject taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in which students learn to care for and utilise plants, learn about their magical properties and what they are used for. Many plants provide ingredients for potions and medicine, while others have magical effects of their own right.

Herbology is a mandatory class at Hogwarts for the first five years of a student's education. Students spend class time learning about the different varieties of magical plants that exist. The further into a student's education the more difficult and dangerous the plants become.
My Little Pony X Miraculous Ladybug

My Little Pony X Miraculous Ladybug was the first crossover that MLPFan made back in September 2018. It was split into ten parts and ran from September 13 to November 23, 2018.

**Production**

Before MLPFan started his Dr. Wolf book series, he made a post on Instagram and said he had found his passion in writing books. He started production around August 5 and August 10 in 2018. He finished production around August 31 and said he was ready to release the crossover. When the crossover got released it got a bad number of ratings. The crossover got rated for being the worst crossover and MLPFan kept the crossover, hoping it would get better ratings in the future. Soon, MLPFan announced his plans of remaking the crossover on September 25, 2019.

**Sypnosis**

Lightning Bliss and Dr. Wolf head over to Twilight's castle to have some tea, but when they are transported into Paris, the three friends must team up with Ladybug and Cat Noir.

**Trivia**

MLPFan started watching DrWolf's videos during the summer and decided to make a love story between Dr. Wolf and Twilight. It was set in an alternate universe where Twilight fell in love with Dr. Wolf, who was an actual wolf before becoming an alicorn.

MLPFan said in his post on September 25, 2019 that the crossover was going to be remade and will air on October 13, after his birthday. He said that there was gonna be a whole new script and had came up with twenty parts. He said if he got started on October 13, the crossover would conclude on November 1, 2019, and he would have time to work on The Adventures of Dr .Wolf Season 4, which will premiere on November 23.
Season 1

**Season 1** is the first season of Netflix's series *Warrior Nun*. It was announced on September 28, 2018 with two other series that it was added to Netflix's thrilling sci-fi drama slate.

On August 19, 2020 the series was renewed for a second season by Netflix. The renewal announcement came about six weeks into the series’ season 1 launch.

## Synopsis

Warrior Nun revolves around the story of "a 19 year-old woman who wakes up in a morgue with a new lease on life and a divine artifact embedded in her back. She discovers she is now part of an ancient order that has been tasked with fighting demons on Earth, and powerful forces representing both heaven and hell want to find and control her."

## Credits

### Cast and characters

* Alba Baptista as Ava
* Tristán Ulloa as Father Vincent
* Kristina Tonteri-Young as Sister Beatrice
* Lorena Andrea as Sister Lilith
* Toya Turner as Shotgun Mary
* Thekla Reuten as Jillian Salvius
* Sylvia De Fanti as Mother Superion
* Emilio Sakraya as J.C.
* Olivia Delcán as Sister Camila
* Joaquim De Almeida as Cardinal Duretti
* May Simón Lifschitz as Chanel
* Dimitri Abold as Randall
* Charlotte Vega as Zori

### Crew

* Simon Barry (Creator / Writer / Showrunner / Executive Producer)
* Terri Hughes Burton (Co-Executive Producer)
* Stephen Hegyes (Executive Producer)
* Jet Wilkinson (Executive Producer)
* Amy Berg (Consulting Producer)

## Production

### Development

On September 28, 2018, it was announced that Netflix had given the production a series order for a first season consisting of ten episodes. Simon Barry was set to serve as showrunner for the series. Barry is also credited as an executive producer alongside Stephen Hegyes with Terri Hughes Burton serving as an co-executive producer for the series. Production companies involved with the series were slated to consist of Fresco Film Services and Reality Distortion Field.

### Casting

Sometime after the series order announcement, it was confirmed that Alba Baptista, Toya Turner, Tristan Ulloa, Thekla Reuten, Kristina Tonteri-Young, Lorena Andrea and Emilio Sakraya would star in the series. On April 1, 2019, it was announced that Sylvia De Fanti had joined the cast as a series regular.

### Filming

Filming for the first season took place on location in Ronda, Antequera, and Malaga, Spain from March 11, 2019 to July 5, 2019.

## Trivia

* The title of each episode is a passage from the Bible that’s references the general theme of the episode.

## Gallery

### Videos

Warrior Nun Official Trailer NetflixWarrior Nun - Season 1 Official Recap - Netflix
## References

1. ↑ Netflix adds three new series to thrilling sci-fi drama slate including THE I-LAND, OCTOBER FACTION and WARRIOR NUN
2. ↑ NXOnNetflix (August 19, 2020). Season 2 renewal announcement. Twitter. Retrieved on August 19, 2020.
3. ↑ ‘Warrior Nun’ Renewed For Season 2 By Netflix
Blood supremacy

**Blood supremacy** is the belief that wizards and witches whose family has not married any muggles or Muggleborns are inherently superior to wizards and witches who have. Proponents of this ideology typically regard Muggleborn wizards as impure, unworthy of possessing magical ability, and often actively discriminate against them.

## Attitudes and Beliefs

Blood supremacists consider themselves to be the elite of the wizarding world, akin to royalty. They look down upon Muggles, Muggleborns, half-bloods, half-breeds, and consider the Muggle world to be inferior to their own. Purebloods, and even half-bloods, who do not share this view are considered traitors to their own kind, hence the term "blood traitor." They are considered disgraces by blood supremacists.

Elitist pure-bloods believe that it is a sign of weak magic to enjoy non-magical company and seem to believe that some of the supposed dirtiness of Muggles and Muggleborns will rub off on those who associate with them, thus they consider blood traitors to be "filthy" as well.

The most extreme of the pure-blood supremacists seek to purge the world of those they consider "impure." They often tolerate half-bloods out of necessity (though still disdain them), but Muggleborns are persecuted, as well as Muggles are viewed as nothing more than animals. Supremacists have debated amongst themselves whether Muggles and Muggle-borns should be subject to death or slavery, but it is generally agreed the general goal of blood supremacy is a world where Muggles are relegated to a lesser role. At the very least, some amount of Muggles would need to be kept alive if only to keep producing half-bloods (who again, are accepted out of necessity).

Some wizards, while believing somewhat in the inherent superiority of pure-bloods, do not actively discriminate against or show hostility to Muggle-borns and are even fond of them in some cases.
Gryffindor House

**Gryffindor House** is one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Students are sorted into their House upon arrival at the school by the Sorting Hat based on character traits valued by the founders of each House.

Members of Gryffindor are traditionally known for their courage, chivalry, and determination. Generally regarded as brave, members of this House often err on the side of recklessness.
Daily Prophet Offices

**The Daily Prophet Office** is located on the business side of Diagon Alley on North Street. This office houses its writers, investigators, editors, publishers, and printers.

A selection of private owls is housed here for interoffice use and mail inbound from anonymous tips and investigators out in the field.

## Inner Workings

The Daily Prophet is the most popular wizarding publication and its editors work closely with St. Mungo's and The Ministry of Magic to ensure every publication is accurate before being sent out.

A network of fieldworkers and contacts help supply the Prophet with the stories that fill each issue. Most new employees will find themselves working in the distribution division of the Prophet but can work themselves up to columnists and journalists if they work hard enough.
Weasley Wheezes

**Weasley's Wizard Wheezes** is a relatively new establishment, founded by Fred and George Weasley. Located on Number 93 Diagon Alley.

The shop is immeasurably popular among young Hogwarts students, and though many of their products are banned at the school you won't see a student being denied their requested prank and joke products.

## Joke Products

The bread and butter of the establishment the vast majority of the products fall under the classic, joke category. These are the sort of things that most younger customers fill their pockets with.

Some of their products include but are not limited to the following:

* Boxing Telescope
* Broom Broom Kit
* Canary Cream
* Creepy Crawlies
* Dungbombs
* Extendable Ears
* Fanged Frisbee
* Nose-Biting Teacup
* Otters Fizzy Orange Juice
* Quills; Smart Answer, Self Inking and Spell Checking varieties
* Screaming Yo-Yo
* Trick Wands
* Weather in a Bottle

## Explosive Enterprises

Almost as popular as the joke products, the business all sells a number of fireworks including some of the following:

* Weasleys' Wildfire Whiz-Bangs
* Demon Dung Crackers
* Box 'O' Rockets
* Crystal Incantation Comet
* Exploding Whizz Poppers
* Peace Disturber

## Wonder Witch

The products under the Wonder Witch category are designed and marketed typically for witches. The display is pink and vibrant and most of its products are banned at Hogwarts. In recent years these products have expanded into more cosmetic goods rather than traditional 'love potion' style products.

* Calamity Lotion
* Crush Blush
* Everlasting Eyelashes
* Flirting Fancies
* Love Potions
* Pygmy Puffs
* Ten-Second Pimple Vanisher

## Other Products

The store also sells a number of other products and services, such as a delivery option and clever disguises for students wishing to buy products while at Hogwarts.

Popular products that fall outside the stores' normal operation include Peruvian Instant Darkness Powder, Shield Hats and Cloaks, Jinx-Off and Decoy Detonators. Beyond these, a number of muggle magic products can be bought as well. These novelty goods are popular among muggleborn and magical born customers alike.
Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes

The **Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes** is responsible for repairing accidental magical damage. It is located on the third level of the Ministry of Magic.

## Divisions

### Accidental Magic Reversal Squad

The Accidental Magic Reversal Squad is an organised team of wizards and witches whose job it is to correct mistakes in magic, such as spells or potions gone wrong. Mistakes are normally caused by inexperienced witches and wizards, those who have not learned to control their magic, or those who may not be very skilled in using specific spells or potions.

### Obliviator Headquarters

The Obliviator Headquarters is the main office for Obliviators, wizard who have the task of modifying the memory of a Muggle after witnessing incidents caused by magic.

The act of memory modification can be used by any wizard via the spell *Obliviate*. This is discouraged in wizarding society. Obliviators are professionals and those who not experienced in using *Obliviate* could cause harm to others.

### Muggle-Worthy Excuse Committee

This committee invents excuses for the Muggle community for any magical accidents or occurrences which cannot be magically cleared up or completely obliviated. Thus, the committee will inform the Muggles community with any kind of non-magical excuses for the accidents.
Obliviator

**Obliviator** is the occupational title of a witch or wizard specially trained in the use of mental charms and employed by a wizarding governing body to help ensure that the Wizarding World is safely concealed from the non-magical community. Obliviators use Memory Charms to modify and/or erase the recollection of magical phenomena by non-witches/wizards, as per the International Statute of Secrecy.
Carnaby Street

**Carnaby Street** while has a number of shops on its length. Much like Diagon Alley, this London shopping area is a popular shopping area for witches and wizards.

## Shops and Businesses

While not the only shops on the street some popular locations to visit on Carnaby Street Include the following

* Goode's Goods a general magic goods store ran by Godfrey Goode
* Glitz and Glamour a glamorous clothing store ran by Griselda Linlay
* Fermata Fiction a bookstore ran by Florian Laska
Healer

A **Healer** is the wizarding world equivalent of a Muggle doctor. They tend to the sick and injured. St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries (which is England's wizarding community's primary hospital) is one such place where a Healer may work.

Healers practise and utilise Healing magic, a branch of magic devoted to improving the physical and mental condition of a living being.

## Nature

Healers and Mediwizards are the wizarding world equivalent of Muggle doctors and nurses.

St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries is one of the most well known places where Healers work. It was created by Healer Mungo Bonham in the 17th century. They treat magical diseases such as Dragon Pox, spattergroit, and vanishing sickness and injuries. Healers at St Mungo's wear lime green robes with the sign of a bone and a wand.

However, Healers can work in a variety of places. At Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, there is a hospital wing run by the nurse. Healers at Hogwarts tend to the sick and wounded from the school but transfer anyone they do not have the resources to treat to St Mungo's.

Healers also attend Quidditch games as well, in order to attend to injuries gained by players.

### Healing Magic

Healing magic is a branch of magic used by Healers and Mediwizards to treat the sick or wounded.

There are many different types of spells in this branch of magic, that have a variety of effects. There are also a vast group of potions that are dedicated to healing as well. Magical medication is also implemented and is normally related to healing potions, but things such as chocolate are also a type of medication.

## Pleasant Prefects Healers

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Prefect

A **prefect** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is a student who has been given extra authority and responsibilities by the Head of House and Headmaster. Two students are chosen from each house in their fifth year to act as prefects. They would continue to be prefects in their sixth and seventh years until they leave school.

Thus, there are approximately six prefects per house and twenty-four prefects in the whole school at one time. The Head Boy and Head Girl may be chosen from among this number and may not be replaced.

## Role

Prefects are allowed to take House points away from houses, but they are not allowed to take points from other prefects. Prefects can give detentions as a form of punishment.

Prefects patrol the corridors of the Hogwarts Express on the way to school and attend a meeting in a special prefects' carriage where they are instructed by the Head Boy and Girl. They also patrol hallways to ensure that other students are not breaking curfew. There is a bathroom with a large, pool-like bath on the fifth floor of Hogwarts Castle that is reserved for prefects and Quidditch captains. It is located at the fifth door to the left of the statue of Boris the Bewildered.

Prefects have other responsibilities as student leaders. They show the first years the way to their dormitories on their first day of school at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and supervise the decorating of the castle for Christmas (and presumably other events as well). They also watch the younger students when bad weather keeps them indoors over break times.

Prefects are given a badge; the colours are the colours of the prefect's House and/or silver. They are supposed to wear the badge on their school uniform. The badge would have the letter "P" on it. If the prefect is on his or her house Quidditch team, they would not be required to wear the prefect badge on their Quidditch robes.

## Pleasant Prefects

### Gryffindor

* Gemma Barrows (graduated 2011)
* Arden Galloway
* Sophia Paige Monroe
* Elena Rivera-Bennet †
* Elijah Robbins
* Emma Smith

### Slytherin

* Brighid Calhoun (head girl)
* Nyssa Caparas
* Tierney Mendel

### Ravenclaw

* Griffin Chow
* Jeremy Locke (head boy; graduated 2011)
* Annie Montfort (head girl)
* Hadrian Werley (head boy; graduated 2010

### Hufflepuff

* Finley Cavanagh
* Theodore Fletcher
* Schuyler Grove
* Penny Thomas (head girl; graduated 2011l)
O.W.L.

**O.W.L.** 's, Owls, is in reference to Ordinary Wizarding Level. A standardized test all students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry will take in the summer of their fifth year. These tests are an important milestone in a students career as their scores can heavily impact their future careers.

Students who do poorly in one examination may not be permitted to advance in the subject unless they appeal to the Professor proctoring the classes. Though it is most likely students who fail an O.W.L. will not continue in the class afterwards. Passing O.W.L.'s will determine which N.E.W.T.'s a student will take later in their Hogwarts career.

It is advised to take these exams very seriously as the ability to take a subjects corresponding N.E.W.T. can highly impact a students ability to get into certain careers later on in life.

## Classes and Scores

As these are standardized test, all Hogwarts students are required to take the O.W.L. examinations.

### Examination Subjects

Once in fifth year students will be expected to take O.W.L.s in all core classes, whether or not a student suspects they will not need the subject for future careers. As such all students will take an O.W.L. in all the following subjects:

Astronomy, Charms, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Herbology, History of Magic, Transfiguration and Potions.

Students will also be expected to take an O.W.L. in any and all elective classes they have taken starting in their third year. These elective subjects are as follows:

Ancient Runes, Arithmancy, Care of Magical Creatures, Divination, and/or Muggle Studies.

### Scoring Criteria

Once the tests have been completed and marked students will receive a letter designating their grade. Due to the impact these grades have on future careers it's advised that students begin studying for exams as early as their fourth year. The grades from worst to best, descending, are as follows1:

1. **T** - Troll
2. **D** - Dreadful
3. **P** - Poor
4. **A** - Acceptable
5. **E** - Exceeds Expectations
6. **O** - Outstanding

1 *Please see the faq and links portion of the RP's Discord Server for info about in-RP exams and how to calculate them. For further questions reach out to the mod team in the #clarification-corner channel of the Discord.*
Magical Menagerie

**The Magical Menagerie** is a busy shop that alive in a number of different ways. Witches and Wizards can find plenty of pets and pet care goods at this shop. Just off of Main Street in Diagon Alley, it's hard not to notice the store considering the volume of the animals within.

They also, while not a dedicated veterinary, can provide some health care services to animals and creatures brought to the shop.

## Pets and Creatures

A wide variety of pets and other such creatures can be purchased at the Magical Menagerie. Often times young witches and wizards heading to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry stop here to make their first new school friends in the form of toads, cats, and owls.

Alongside medical remedies, food, cages, brushes, and bath bubbles enchanted to make your pet smell good longer the store sells everything needed for the animals they sell.

Common Pets sold at the establishments are:

* Cats
* Owls
* Toads
* Rats
* Ravens
* Rabbits
* Double-Ended Newts
* Streelers
* Baby Nifflers
* Fire Crabs
* Puffskeins
* Baby Pygmy Puffs

Less common pets sold here, depending on shipments and the time of year are:

* The Amazing Magic Living Rock
* Miniature Tigers
The Power Lantern Corps.

The explosion causes one of the Lantern Corps to disappear and hit each one of the light beams, bestowing upon every one of the characters, except for Porter Valentin, Hattersley Beattie, Clarke Greenway, Wabash Coyote, Electra The Goddess Of Lightning Queen, Block The God Of Strength Demolition, Rooster Azaz, Squid Lady, and Jackie Weaver The Bouncy Kangaroo. Due to the Emotional Spectrum, Joey The Friendly Ghost Glitch Rapper becomes will, Mr. Pyramid became life, Fergus The Shark becomes death, Jordan fears everything, Philip becomes full of rage, Shannon loves everything, McCabe becomes greedy, Stephen becomes hopeful, and Julie becomes compassionate. All the characters amplified several emotions are nine of them by beaming a coloured lights.
Josephine Diaz

**Josephine "Josie" Raquel Diaz**, was born to pureblood parents Raquel Coelho and Javier Diaz. She's Currently in her seventh year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She was sorted immediately into Gryffindor due to her determination and daring.

Josie's love of her younger muggle siblings fueled a passion to protect and resolve, leading her to want to pursue a career in muggle and wizard relations or in the Department of International Magical Cooperation.

## Early Life

Josephine's mother and father met at Hogwarts, her mother was a Gryffindor and her father a Ravenclaw. They had Josephine shortly after graduating, as time passed the couple grew apart. The split was a joint decision and the two are still on good terms, both actively participating in each other's lives. Raquel soon discovered her own bisexuality and feelings for her long time best friend, Iryna Long. The two married when Josephine was 7 years and adopted their first child together, Junior, within that first year.

Josephine is now the eldest of 5 siblings, all adopted and seemingly all muggles. Despite both her parents being pureblood neither shared the radical views of blood supremacy, this carried down to Josie. She loves having Muggle siblings, as a kid she never really knew they were different. They all played with the same toys, read the same books, and watched the same telly, it wasn't until she got older that the differences became more apparent. Once she realized she was different she took on a role of the protector, which carried over to her years at school.

## Hogwarts

Josie was generally well liked during her time at school and made quite a few friends.

During her fifth year she achieved 7 OWLS, including Outstandings in Defense Against the Dark Arts, History of Magic, Arithmancy, Ancient Runes, and Muggle Studies.

## Trivia

* She speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and English fluently.
* Both of her parents are from Azores, Portugal, she and her siblings make trips every summer to visit family there.
* Josephine was named after Josephine Montilyet from Dragon Age: Inquisition.
* Her faceclaim is actress Diane Guerrero.