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LordAro2021·5/9/2022 in General

Fantastic Beasts Secrets of Dumbledore was very good. It's underrated and if it fails Warner Bros may cancel Fantastic Beasts 4 and 5. I would hate this because the Direction, Acting and Writing is very good. Plus although the last two movies had mixed reviews. The final movie will probably have better reviews because it will have been set up by the last 4.

Secrets of Dumbledore was very good. It tied loose ends left by Crimes of Grindelwald and the plot was fantastic. The side character Bunty was given an important role in the 3rd one. I'm glad this happened. The Walk of the Qilin Ceremony was extremely well written. Mads Mikkelsen did a fantastic job as Grindelwald. The battle between Dumbledore and Credence was awesome.

If Fantastic Beasts 4 and 5 are cancelled at least this will be an ok conclusion. Perhaps, if this happened JK Rollings could take a break and rewrite Fantastic Beasts 4 and 5 as a novel that could eventually receive an adaption. But I personally love the direction of Fantastic Beasts. I would rather get two more sequels then let the franchise end. However, if Fantastic Beasts 4 is Very Bad then we would be better of if Warner Bros Quit with Secrets of Dumbledore.

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LordAro2021·2/20/2022

https://harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Part-vampire

Part-vampireHarry Potter Wiki

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LordAro2021·2/19/2022

Not really, Half Vampires exist in Harry Potter and my theory says they can cross-bred with humans. Human X Vampire relationships could still happen in Harry Potter if my theory is correct.

LordAro2021·2/18/2022 in General

Vampires in Harry Potter Canon are Parasites that grow inside dead corpses.

Every writers depiction of Vampires are different. In Harry Potter we don't see much of them but they do exist and aren't much of a problem. So what are they. Well, I have a good theory, I think that Vampires in Harry Potter Canon are a parasite that takes control of dead bodies and uses them as a puppet. This would explain why they have a longer lifespan but are not immortal. Also this would make them just another species rather then evil demons and satanists. Also this isn't too far from vampires in folklore because in folklore vampires were thought of as soulless corpses coming to life to feed on the blood of the living. Usually demons possessing corpses. Also these vampires are vulnerable to Garlic which Garlic fights death and decay. Plus Garlic is used to fight parasites.

If Vampires were anything like their depiction in The Vampire Chronicles, The Vampire Diaries, Twilight or Underworld then dark magic wizards would choose to become them. In Harry Potter Canon they are called evil creatures. If they we're humans forcibly turned like Werewolves they wouldn't be called evil. Also they are living dead and there is no mention of being revived and mutated as a consequence in the entire franchise. The only way to come back in Harry Potter is either leaving an imprint to become a ghost or using Horcrux's to be reborn with a part of soul staying on earth. So Vampires being a parasite or demon using corpses is more likely and there are no demons in Harry Potter so a parasite is likely. Also let's a assume that Zombies in Harry Potter are also a parasite just feral and stupid making them nothing like Vampires. And Inferi are just corpses reanimated by magic similar to zombies in voodoo folklore.

The only evidence against this theory is Victor Ketsueki, however, he was probably lying about becoming a vampire to get attention. Also the Vampires in Harry Potter canon have names relating to blood like Trocar or Sanguini. Most humans don't have names like that so them being a separate species makes more sense. Also we know that human-vampire hybrids, known as Dhampir in folklore and modern literature exist in Harry Potter. Perhaps if the Parasite keeps the bodies functions working then they can cross-bred with humans. Also I doubt these vampires burn in sunlight, I bet they're just Nocturnal like in Folklore, Bram Stoker's Dracula and Carmilla. Also Sanguini is described as having dark shadows under his eyes and being emaciated. I think if a parasite grows inside corpses and keeps them working then they would meet this description.

Who knows maybe will get an official answer to our questions in the future. Perhaps a future Fantastic Beasts movie will have a vampire character. Perhaps will get a Pottermore post about them. Perhaps will never know. Well until then let's just assume that Vampires in the Wizard World are a species of parasites that reanimate human corpses and live inside them.

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LordAro2021·2/18/2022

I believe the dream theory. The Wizarding World and it's magic system is very unrealistic. The currency is rubbish, the occupations of adults are mostly government run and the career options are rarely mentioned. Plus Quidditch has insane rules that have been criticized for being unrealistic. It's Harry Potter imagining a convoluted sport. Plus there's a song called God Rest Ye, Merry Hippogriffs. I doubt any urban fantasy society would make fun of religion like that. It's obviously harry potters imagination. He's imagining a fantasy world due to abuse and his parents were probably just drunks and weirdos who ended up dead. Perhaps he got a scar in a car crash due to a lighting bolt shaped piece of metal getting heated up and falling on his head. So he imagines his parents killed by a dark wizard to cope with it. As Harry grows up he's in St Brutus's Secure Centre for Incurably Criminal Boys and as time goes on he learns more about corruption and crime so his fantasy grows darker and more evil. When he's and adult he goes on the run and imagines the government being taken over by dark wizards. Perhaps Hermione, Ron, Ginny and some other characters could be some of the students at St Brutus that he made fantasied versions of in his imagination. I think the imagination theory is true.

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LordAro2021·6/1/2021

Well what do you think they are in canon, are they people transformed, Dark Wizards who made too many Horcrux's, people who sold their soul to the devil for eternal life or a Dark Parasitic Sentient Magic Force using corpses as a vessels. I think in Harry Potter they are along those lines. What do you think they are in Canon?

LordAro2021·5/23/2021 in Fan Theories

What are Vampires in Harry Potter.

In Every fictional universe vampires are different.

In Harry Potter we know little about them except that they feed of human blood, are part of the living dead Category, have long lifespans and aren't much of a problem. So what are they. Are they a normal generic subspecies of Humans or do you have to be bitten to be transformed.

Let me just say, I don't think getting transformed like werewolves is the answer. I think that if everyone transformed became a Vampire and have A longer but lower quality life, it would be to good to be true. I think dark wizards would use it to extend their lifespans all the time.

And why are they considered "Living Dead", we know resurrecting the dead is impossible. But reanimating corpses with Dark Magic is possible but the real person dies. Either it's a misconception because their heart don't beat or they are corpses reanimated with Dark Magic.

I think that in Harry Potter Vampires are a Sentient Parasite that grows inside Dead Bodies. I think that when someone is bitten the real person dies or the parasite in their body waiting for them to die from natural causes. My guess is that Vampires are along these lines.

What do you think they are?

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