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Barely Blood-Sucking Bugbear

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

## History

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

## Behind the scenes

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

## Appearances

* Template:COS Template:C Template:1st Mention

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Template:COS
2. ↑ Template:Wikilink
3. ↑ "Bugbear" on Wiktionary
Broom Jinx-(Harry Potter)

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

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

## Effects

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

## History

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

## Known practitioners

Profile - Quirinus Q Quirrel.jpgQuirinus Quirrell
## Behind the scenes

* In Template:PS the broom jinxing scene plays out much the same as in the book, except that Hermione uses *Lacarnum Inflamari* rather than ***Bluebell Flames*** to ignite Snape's cloak

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:PM Template:Mention
* Template:WW Template:Mention
* Template:TCG

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Template:PS
Dark Charm(-Harry Potter)

> Dark charms are known as jinxes, hexes and curses. This book does not deal with such spells.
>
> Miranda Goshawk, *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1*, Pottermore

**Dark charms** were charms that had connotations of Dark Magic. Like all charms, a Dark charm would provoke a magical effect on a target, but in a malicious and harmful manner. *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1* didn't carry instructions for such spells.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Classification

The three types of Dark charms in order of increasing severity were jinxes, hexes, and curses.

## Behind the scenes

* Even though Rowling herself specified the differences between curses, hexes, and jinxes, she states that "*Within the Potter world, the boundaries are flexible and I imagine that wizards may have their own ideas.*" This shows that the categorisation of Dark charms is not set in stone, and may sometimes be used interchangeably. This explains why some spells are known by multiple names, like why the Slug-vomiting Charm is a curse, and why the ***Jelly-Legs Curse*** is also sometimes known as the Jelly-Legs Jinx. This also explains why some curses, such as the Leg-Locker Curse, Jelly-Legs Curse and Full Body-Bind Curse, which don't cause any lasting injury, seem to fall more under the definition of a jinx or hex, while Voldemort's ***Jinx on the post of Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher*** has had serious, lasting consequences for several of those affected, which would seem more like a curse. It further explains why duelling charms such as the Disarming Charm and Stunning Spell seem more like Dark Magic to the opponent as it causes them to lose a duel and leaves them more vulnerable to further attacks from their opponent.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:POA
* Template:GOF
* Template:OOTP
* Template:HBP
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:FB Template:Mention
* Template:QTA Template:Mention
* Template:TBB Template:Mention
* Template:TCG
* Template:PM Template:1st ID
* Template:WW
* Template:JKRS Template:Mention
* Template:DP Template:Mention
* Template:HPV
* *Harry Potter Official Site*
* *Harry Potter: The Wand Collection* Template:Mention
* Template:HPS
* Template:WBS
* Template:WBP
* Template:HPK
* Template:FBC
* Template:HM
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:MA
* Template:HL

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:PM - *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 J. K. Rowling's official site - Extra Stuff
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Template:PM - ***The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection***
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Template:HM
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Template:WBS
6. ↑ Template:HBP
7. ↑ Template:DH
8. ↑ Template:GOF
9. ↑ Template:HBP
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 Template:GOF
Blackthorn

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

## Wandlore

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

## Known Blackthorn wand owners

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

## Etymology

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

## Behind the scenes

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

## Appearances

* Template:DH Template:1st Mention
	+ Template:DH
* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:HM
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:MA
* Template:HL Template:Mention

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:Wikilink
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Template:WW
3. ↑ Template:DH
Cake

# Cake (Harry Potter)

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

Lord Voldemort disliked cake.

## Types of cake

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

## Other cakes

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

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:OOTP
* Template:HBP
* Template:DH
	+ Template:DH
* Template:CC Template:C
* Template:CC Template:C
* Template:SOD
* Template:SOD
* Template:SODMM Template:Mention
* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:LEGO/HP
* Template:LEGO/HP
* Template:LEGO/HP
* Template:HM
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:MA

.

1. ↑ Template:Tweet
2. ↑ Template:GOF
3. ↑ Template:DH
Brenda B Bradford

**Brenda Bradford** is a brilliant scientist in Cyborg technology. With this knowledge, she created Inspector Gadget as the first Cyborg Police Inspector for the Riverton Police Department. She serves as the deuteragonist of the film *Inspector Gadget* along with Penny.

## Role in the film

Brenda Bradford's role in the film starts off when she is in the lab of her program (the gadget program) doing a test with her father, Dr. Artemus Bradford.
The test they were working on was a cybernetic foot, they discovered that it is only animated by will, not by thought, much to their happiness. After the test, she had a talk with the security guard, John Brown, outside, about how he always dreamed of saving people on in the future. But after their talk there was a break-in in the lab, Brenda came in, found Artemus dead, and was very heartbroken.
John came into the lab and saw what happened and decided to bring justice to the murder, so a car chase began out in the city. John was able to catch the bad guys after a billboard fell on their car, but Sanford Scolex used dynamite to try to destroy him but he was only badly injured so Brenda decided to rebuild him as the very first cyborg police officer now named Inspector Gadget.
When John finally woke up from his sleep he discovered himself with so many robotic gadgets inside of him he shows up to Brenda and she explains to him that this is his chance to help people. She then has been teaching him how to control his gadgets, then she builds him a talking crime-fighting car at name to A.M. Gadgetmobile. While John continues to try and show his affections to Brenda, she does not have strong feelings for him. Brenda and John attended a party in honor of his heroic actions, and they danced together. But while they were dancing, Scolex came to interrupt, and Brenda was given the chance if she would like to work for his business and she agrees but while they were talking, John was listening. Brenda watches the news where a robotic version of Gadget was creating havoc in the city, but then the real inspector came to warn her that Scolex is a liar and he's the one who killed her father, begging her to go home and stay alive. Brenda soon met Robo Brenda, a robot who was created by Scolex, and realized she was copied by the foot and also realized Scolex killed Artemus, so she went out to go find John.
Brenda found inspector at a dump, with Penny and Gadgetmobile, was sad because the chip was gone forever. But Brenda kisses John and he was brought back to life proving he didn't need the chip all he needs is the heart. So our heroes took off, to go fight Claw. Once and for all, Brenda was so angry. Furious about Scolex killing Artemus, she hit him really hard and she was being taken hostage. Brenda yells at Claw just until Inspector Gadget showed up in time to stop him. Brenda helped him up and they fell off but were safe and they finally kissed.
For unknown circumstances, Gadget ended his relationship with Brenda some point before *Inspector Gadget 2*.
Template:Inspector Gadget (1999)
Chicks (Home-On-The Range)

The **Chicks** are (as their name implies) newly-hatched chicks, and supporting characters in Disney's ***2004*** film, *Home on the Range*. They somewhat serve as Mrs. Calloway's conscience and put a guilt-trip on her by staring at her with big eyes.Template:Animal-Character

## Personality

Other than their big-eyed stare, the chicks don't show very much emotion. However, they are seen jumping up and down and cheeping happily when Pearl's farm is saved in the end. One of the chicks is able to crow like an adult rooster.

## Role in the film

The chicks are first seen during the "***Little Patch of Heaven***" music number. They hatch from eggs being laid by Audrey and the other hens, but not before Mrs. Calloway catches them in her hat. A few chicks are then seen playing on Pearl's pitchfork, to which she chuckles with delight. The chicks are later present when Maggie first arrives on the farm and stare at her with big eyes before she is welcomed by Mrs. Calloway.
When the farm animals later learn that the bank has threatened to auction off the farm if Pearl cannot come up with $750 within three days, Mrs. Calloway and Grace get talked into entering themselves with Maggie in a show at the ***town*** fair in an attempt to win prize money. Mrs. Calloway is reluctant to do so at first, but gets convinced by the newly-hatched chicks who cheep and stare at her crossly.
After some time passes, the farm animals start to worry about the cows. The chicks are seen being auctioned off when it looked like Pearl was going to lose her farm after a disguised Alameda Slim (whom the cows hoped to capture and use the reward money to save the farm) closed the deal with Sheriff Sam Brown on buying Little Patch of Heaven.
In the film's climax, the chicks help the three cows (who have returned from their journey) battle a disguised Alameda Slim after he attempts to kill the bovines by climbing up his pant leg and pecking him. One of them crows loudly in Slim's ear. The chicks and the farm animals succeed in defeating Slim, who is then arrested by the Sheriff. When Pearl happily states that her farm is saved, the chicks jump up and down, cheeping for joy. After Pearl uses the reward money to pay the bank's debt for Little Patch of Heaven, a photographer takes a picture of Pearl and her livestock, with the chicks and everyone else smiling save Jeb.
The chicks are last seen dancing with all the other farm animals (a few dance on Mrs. Calloway's back) as they celebrate Pearl's farm being saved and re-opened. One chick crows like a rooster just before the end credits roll.

## Gallery

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Dimensional Portal Creation

Template:Powers/Skills/InBornsThe power to **create portals using dimensional power**. Technique of ***Dimensional Manipulation***. Variation of Portal Creation.

## Also Called

* Dimension Portal Creation/Generation
* Dimensional Portal Generation

## Capabilities

The user can create portals using dimensional power.

## Applications

* ***Dimension Creation***
* ***Extra-Dimensional Energy Generation***
* Portal Creation

## Associations

* ***Dimension Manipulation***
* ***Dimensional Manipulation***
	+ ***Extra-Dimensional Energy Manipulation***
	+ ***Higher-Dimensional Manipulation***
Brittany-And•The-Chippettes (Character)

**Brittany And-The Chippettes** are .Template:Animal-GroupFile:Profile - The Chipettes (1987).PNG

## Gallery By-Known Details

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Profile - The Brittany Miller in The 2D-Cartoon Animated.pngProfile - The Jeanette Miller in The 2D-Cartoon Animated.pngProfile - The Eleanor Miller in The 2D-Cartoon Animated.png
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An Mercedes-Benz LG3000

This **Mercedes-Benz LG3000** was a military cargo truck used by the ***Nazis*** under the command of Colonel ***Dietrich***. Following the destruction of the ***Flying Wing***, Dietrich opted to drive the ***Ark*** to ***Cairo*** and fly it to ***Germany*** from there.

 File:Cargotruck.jpg  The Ark was loaded in the back with a contingent of seven soldiers to guard it. During transport, it was hijacked by Indiana Jones, who threw all of the soldiers out. During the ordeal, the truck sustained a variety of damages including, but not limited to: loss of the passenger's side door, a torn back canvas, loss of the Mercedes hood ornament, partial damage to the truck's grill, and a broken windshield. However, it survived and Jones successfully drove it to Cairo, where it was hidden from sight at ***Omar's Garage***.

## Behind the scenes

The truck used in *Raiders of the Lost Ark* was a mock-up built using a GMC CCKW. However, the Mercedes-Benz LG300 truck was a real vehicle used by German forces during ***World War II***. Unlike the movie, it was drawn in the ***Marvel Comics***' ***comic book adaptation*** as a generic four-wheeled truck.
The primary cargo truck used in the filming of *Raiders of the Lost Ark*, complete with the mounted poles capped with golf balls to aid stuntmen, is on permanent display in the queue area of ***Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye*** in Disneyland.
LEGO released a LEGO Indiana Jones set named "Race for the Stolen Treasure" which featured the truck along with the ***troop car***.

## Appearances

* *Raiders of the Lost Ark*
* *Raiders of the Lost Ark (novel)*
* *LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures* Template:Nc

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Fun facts of Disneyland's Indiana Jones Temple of the Forbidden Eye see "Digs" heading
Brain The Kanine

> Brain is not here. Please leave a message at the sound of woof...woof!
>
> Brain during the end credits, Inspector Gadget (1999 film)

**Brain** is the dog of Penny and Inspector Gadget. He is voiced by ***Don Adams*** in the first film and by ***Jeff Bennett*** in the sequel.Template:Animal-Character

## Role in the film

Brain is first seen when he wakes up John Brown from his sleep after dreaming of becoming a police officer. Then he is seen when Penny visits her uncle in the hospital after an accident he had pursuing Sanford Scolex. Brain licks his mouth but Penny tells him not to. Brain is later shown in the Gadgetmobile cruising Riverton with his owners and then taken to the dump after finding out Gadget is there. He goes with Penny to Scolex's (now Dr. Claw) building to find proof her uncle is innocent. While Penny looks for the foot, Brain chases after Dr. Claw, but only manages to pull out his boxers. After Claw is defeated by Gadget and arrested, Brain is seen sitting beside Penny still holding Claw's boxers in his mouth and then goes home with the others, while Claw vows revenge.File:Inspector-gadget-images-2.jpg

## Trivia

* In the credits, he speaks with the voice of Don Adams, who was also the voice of Inspector Gadget in the TV series.
* In the original cartoon, Brain was anthropomorphic and capable of running on two legs. He was also more in the field; acting as Penny's eyes and ears in defeating Claw. He also had a bad habit getting caught on Gadget's bad end as he would think he was an agent of Claw.

## Gallery

Brain clean.jpgVlcsnap-2018-10-22-05h46m25s282.jpgBrain in *Inspector Gadget 2*
Template:Inspector Gadget (1999)
Closure of Rarely Hogwarts School of Witchcraft And Wizardry

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

## Occurrences

### First openings of the Chamber of Secrets

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

### Second openings of the Chamber of Secrets

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

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## Appearances

* Template:COS Template:Mention Template:1st mention

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Template:COS
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Template:COS
1970

The following events occurred in the year **1970**:

## Events

* The First Wizarding War against Lord Voldemort and his followers the ***Death Eaters*** officially begins.

### Quidditch

* The Slytherin Quidditch team was captained by ***Steve Laughalot***.

## Births

* ***Myron Wagtail***
* ***29 November***: ***William Arthur Weasley*** to Arthur and Molly Weasley

## Behind the scenes

* ***14 February***: Actor ***Simon Pegg***, who voiced ***Phineas Nigellus Black*** in Template:HL, is born.
* ***17 August***: Actor ***Rupert Degas***, who voiced Lord Voldemort and Rubeus Hagrid in the ***video game adaptation*** of Template:DH, is born.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:PS
2. ↑ Template:HPE, Template:See image
3. ↑ ***Chocolate Frog Card***s
4. ↑ *Harry Potter Lexicon* - Weasley Ages
5. ↑ Template:PM - Explore the story: Bill Weasley
6. ↑ Template:Wikilink
Captain Amelia Smollett

> I'm Captain Amelia. Late of a few run-ins with the Procyon Armada, nasty business, but I won't bore you with my scars.
>
> Captain Amelia introducing herself to Dr. Doppler, [src]

**Captain Amelia Smollett** is the tritagonist in Disney's 2002 animated feature film, Treasure Planet. She is the experienced captain of the R.L.S. Legacy, the ship Doctor Delbert Doppler hired to journey to Treasure Planet. She is an alien who appears to be some sort of hybrid of cat and woman.

## Background

### Development

. . .
Template:Treasure-Planet
Concealing C Charm

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

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

## Appearances

* Template:WBS Template:1st Mention
* Template:HM Template:Mention

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ First Spells with Wonderbook™: Book of Spells on YouTube
An Planet Tradeworld

**Tradeworld** is a planet located in the Gamma Quadrant. It is often referred to as "the criminal capital of the Gamma Quadrant".Template:Planet

## Description

When seen from space, it appears to be a deep, blue planet. It also has oceans and large mountains around its main city.
Like any large city, the main city is divided up into districts and neighborhoods, such as Killerville, West Killerville and Dealer Square. The names of these areas seem to acknowledge their high crime rate.

## Inhabitants

***The Fixer***, ***Crumford Lorak***, and ***Torque*** can be found here, and ***Savy SL2*** lived here as well.
Several other characters lived here.

## Lifestyle

In "The Return of XL", a sign outside the main city states that the population is 20 billion and also says that it is the "Home of quality merchandise".

## Trivia

* (Speculation) Tradeworld may be a subtle homage to the moon of Nar Shadda from the *Star Wars* universe. The moon has a thriving trade climate, albeit predominantly underhanded and black market dealings.

## Appearances

* The Torque Armada
* The Planet Destroyer
* Tag Team
* The Return of XL
* The Slayer
* Bunzel Fever
* The Shape Stealer
* Star Crossed
* Conspiracy
* Holiday Time

Template:Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command
DisIntegration Forever Curse

This **spell** Template:Incantation unknown was a dark charm that caused the person who was hit, to burst into small pieces and disintegrate.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Behind the scenes

* This spell only makes an appearance in Template:DH, in which Molly Weasley uses it to finish off ***Bellatrix Lestrange***. In ***the novel***, Bellatrix is hit squarely in the chest by a curse that caused her eyes to bulge and her body to topple lifelessly to the ground.
* This spell may have been the Reductor Curse or ***Expulso Curse***.

## Appearances

* Template:DH Template:1st Template:Non-canon

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:DH
Classroom

# Classroom (Harry Potter)

 File:Classroom 5B.jpg  A **classroom** is a room in which a class of students is taught. In Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, several subjects had lessons that took place in varying classrooms throughout the castle.

## List of known classrooms

### Greenhouses

* ***Greenhouse One*** (Herbology)
* Greenhouse Two (Herbology)
* Greenhouse Three (Herbology)
* ***Greenhouse Four*** (Herbology)
* ***Greenhouse Five*** (Herbology)
* ***Greenhouse Six*** (Herbology)
* ***Greenhouse Seven*** (Herbology)

### Dungeons

* ***Dungeon Five*** (Potions)
* ***Potion-Mixing Room*** (Potions; advanced students)
* Potions Classroom (Potions)

### Ground-floor

* Classroom 1B (Transfiguration)
* ***Classroom Eleven*** (***Divination***; ***1996***-***1998***)

### First-floor

* ***Class 1*** (Transfiguration)
* ***Classroom*** (used for storage)
* ***Classroom*** (with maps of Great Britain and Ireland)
* ***Classroom*** (used for first-floor written exams)
* ***Classroom 1A***
* ***Classroom 1C***
* ***Classroom 1D***
* ***Classroom 1E***

### Second-floor

* ***Class 31*** (Defence Against the Dark Arts)

### Third-floor

* ***Class 34*** (Transfiguration)
* ***Class 72*** (***History of Magic***)
* Classroom 2E (Charms)
* Classroom 3C (Defence Against the Dark Arts)
* Classroom 3D
* Classroom off of the ***Charms corridor***

### Sixth-floor

* ***Classroom***
* ***Classroom 6A*** (***Study of Ancient Runes***)
* ***Classroom 6B***

### Seventh-floor

* ***Classroom 7B***
* ***Classroom 7C***
* ***Divination Classroom*** (***Divination***)

### Unknown floor

* **Classroom** (Care of Magical Creatures)
* ***Classroom E-13*** (used for Albus Dumbledore's homework help sessions)

#### North Tower

* ***Class 104*** (Defence Against the Dark Arts; ***Xylomancy***)

#### South Tower

* ***Class 99*** (Charms; Transfiguration)
* ***Class 102*** (Herbology)

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Cypress

**Cypress** is the name applied to many of the plants belonging to the cypress family, **Cupressaceae**, which is a conifer. Most cypress species are trees, while a few are shrubs.
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## Wandlore

Garrick Ollivander noted that cypress wands were associated with nobility. The great medieval wandmaker, ***Geraint Ollivander***, wrote that he was always honoured to match a cypress wand, for he knew he was meeting a witch or wizard who would die a heroic death.
Fortunately, in these less blood-thirsty times, the possessors of cypress wands were rarely called upon to lay down their lives, though doubtless many of them would do so if required. Wands of cypress found their soul mates among the brave, the bold and the self-sacrificing: those who were unafraid to confront the shadows in their own and others' natures.

## Known Cypress wand owners

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## Appearances

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## Notes and references

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Camera

# Camera (Harry Potter)

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

## History

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

## Appearances

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Dark-Charm

# Dark Charm(-Harry Potter)

> Dark charms are known as jinxes, hexes and curses. This book does not deal with such spells.
>
> Miranda Goshawk, *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1*, Pottermore

**Dark charms** were charms that had connotations of Dark Magic. Like all charms, a Dark charm would provoke a magical effect on a target, but in a malicious and harmful manner. *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1* didn't carry instructions for such spells.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Classification

The three types of Dark charms in order of increasing severity were jinxes, hexes, and curses.

## Behind the scenes

* Even though Rowling herself specified the differences between curses, hexes, and jinxes, she states that "*Within the Potter world, the boundaries are flexible and I imagine that wizards may have their own ideas.*" This shows that the categorisation of Dark charms is not set in stone, and may sometimes be used interchangeably. This explains why some spells are known by multiple names, like why the Slug-vomiting Charm is a curse, and why the ***Jelly-Legs Curse*** is also sometimes known as the Jelly-Legs Jinx. This also explains why some curses, such as the Leg-Locker Curse, Jelly-Legs Curse and Full Body-Bind Curse, which don't cause any lasting injury, seem to fall more under the definition of a jinx or hex, while Voldemort's ***Jinx on the post of Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher*** has had serious, lasting consequences for several of those affected, which would seem more like a curse. It further explains why duelling charms such as the Disarming Charm and Stunning Spell seem more like Dark Magic to the opponent as it causes them to lose a duel and leaves them more vulnerable to further attacks from their opponent.

## Appearances

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

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

### Writer

Drew Daywalt
David Schneider

### Director

Don MacKinnon

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## Synopsis

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

## Characters

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

## Trivia

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

## Errors

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

## Voice Actors

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

## References

1. ↑ [1]

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Chicken(-Food)

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

## Description

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

## History

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

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Basilisk Regular Venom

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

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

## Overview

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

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

## History

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

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

## Notes and references

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Bone

# Bone (Harry Potter)

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

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

## Notable uses

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

## Behind the scenes

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

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## Notes and references

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Containment C Charm

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

## History

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

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## Notes and references

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