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Uric was known to have slept in a room with fifty pet [[Augurey]]s. During one extremely rainy night, the moaning from the Augureys convinced Uric that he was dead and was now a [[ghost]]. He attempted to walk through the walls of his house, resulting in what his biographer, [[Radolphus Pittiman]], described as a "ten-day concussion". |
Uric was known to have slept in a room with fifty pet [[Augurey]]s. During one extremely rainy night, the moaning from the Augureys convinced Uric that he was dead and was now a [[ghost]]. He attempted to walk through the walls of his house, resulting in what his biographer, [[Radolphus Pittiman]], described as a "ten-day concussion". |
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Uric once tried to convince the [[Wizards' Council]] that the song of the [[Fwooper]] was actually beneficial rather than harmful. After listening to it for three months without a break, he presented his findings. It did not start well, as he turned up wearing nothing but a toupee that, on further inspection, was revealed to be a dead [[badger]]. |
Uric once tried to convince the [[Wizards' Council]] that the song of the [[Fwooper]] was actually beneficial rather than harmful. After listening to it for three months without a break, he presented his findings. It did not start well, as he turned up wearing nothing but a toupee that, on further inspection, was revealed to be a dead [[badger]]. |
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After his death, Uric was featured on a famous wizard card. |
After his death, Uric was featured on a famous wizard card. |
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Students of [[Cuthbert Binns|Professor Binns]] History of Magic class often mix him up with [[Emeric the Evil]]. |
Students of [[Cuthbert Binns|Professor Binns]] History of Magic class often mix him up with [[Emeric the Evil]]. |
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Uric the Oddball was a wizard famous for his eccentric behavior, such as wearing a jellyfish as a hat, and sleeping in a room with fifty pet Augureys. He is considered to be one of the weirdest wizards in history, and, as such, is often the punchline of wizarding jokes.[1]
Biography
Early life
Uric lived during the Middle Ages. During his childhood, Uric attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and was Sorted into Ravenclaw.[1]
Adulthood
Uric was known to have slept in a room with fifty pet Augureys. During one extremely rainy night, the moaning from the Augureys convinced Uric that he was dead and was now a ghost. He attempted to walk through the walls of his house, resulting in what his biographer, Radolphus Pittiman, described as a "ten-day concussion".
Uric once tried to convince the Wizards' Council that the song of the Fwooper was actually beneficial rather than harmful. After listening to it for three months without a break, he presented his findings. It did not start well, as he turned up wearing nothing but a toupee that, on further inspection, was revealed to be a dead badger.
Death and post-mortem
After his death, Uric was featured on a famous wizard card. Students of Professor Binns History of Magic class often mix him up with Emeric the Evil.
Behind the scenes
- Uric the Oddball was featured on J. K. Rowling's website as Wizard of the Month in September 2004.
Appearances
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Mentioned only)
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (mentioned only, along with the book about him)
- Famous Wizard Card
- Wizard of the Month
- Pottermore (Mentioned only)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Pottermore introduction for Ravenclaws (transcription available here)