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Wizarding World™
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Explore this collection of original writing by J.K. Rowling to learn more about the differences between the wizarding and the Muggle worlds.
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• Wizarding World Connections • 
• Wizarding world creature chaos illustration • 
• The hardest wizarding world spells • 
 
 
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The Magical Universe First Established In J.K Rowling's Harry Potter Books and Brought to the screen in the Warner Bros. Movies, Now Extends to a Stage Play, Theme Parks, Games, Interactive Experiences, Products and Exhibitions.

For Today's Fans Around The World, and for Generations to come, the Wizarding World™ Welcomes you to Explore This Magical Universe; Past, Present And Future.
• Wizarding World Connections •
Who knew that the actors of the Wizarding World were so interlinked? Take a look at this new infographic to see exactly how we can get from Daniel Radcliffe to Eddie Redmayne by connecting members of the Wizarding World family together.

• Wizarding world creature chaos illustration •
The wizarding world wouldn’t be the wizarding world without a few magical creatures to mix things up a little.

Whether they be big or small, fluffy or fire-breathing, Harry and his friends have had a few chaotic moments with these fantastic beasts over the years.

Here are seven who caused particular trouble, plus a bonus entry that happened to hop in…

• The hardest wizarding world spells •
                            Remember the days when Wingardium Leviosa used to be tricky?

Magic, by its very nature, is difficult. That’s why witches and wizards go to Hogwarts – to learn how to control it. But there are certain spells that go beyond the capabilities of the average wizard; that require more than just knowing how to perform magic, but how to master it.

Here are some of the toughest…

                                • Apparition and Disapparition •

Apparition – the magical form of teleportation – is not the spell of masters. In fact, it’s a fairly common sight in the world of Harry Potter. But it is a spell that’s notoriously tricky to get right, and particularly bloody if it goes wrong. Hence why, to Apparate and Disapparate, wizards need to be over 17 and have a licence from the Department of Magical Transportation, which requires them to pass a test. Similar to Muggles and driving tests, but with slightly more chance of leaving your legs at home.


Apparition is so tricky because it requires a high level of mental skill – a level that most wizards, especially kids, are not capable of. When teaching Harry’s class in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Apparition Instructor Wilkie Twycross described the spell as consisting of three Ds: ‘Destination, Determination and Deliberation’. This, as you can imagine, leads to some wizards having their minds in two places at once, which usually ends in Splinching – having body parts in two places at once, as Ron gruesomely demonstrated in Deathly Hallows.

                        • Non-verbal spells and wandless magic •

As already established, magic is a difficult thing. But for difficulty level extreme, you need to go silent, or even hands-free.

Non-verbal spells are those typically performed with a wand, but without saying the incantation out loud. The advantage, according to Professor Snape, is that ‘those who progress to using magic without shouting incantations gain an element of surprise in their spell-casting’. But it’s a feat that requires enormous ‘concentration and mind power’, with the spell-caster having to summon the spell in their mind, rather than out loud. It’s the difference between learning the alphabet, and having to read War and Peace – the students of Hogwarts experience it in their sixth year, when they’re expected to perform only non-verbal spells from then on.


Even harder than that, however, is wandless magic. To perform magic without a wand is beyond most wizards. As much like fire, magic can be raging, chaotic and volatile – that’s why wizards use wands to channel it – and requires the utmost skill and discipline to control. Wandless magic is like riding a bike with no hands. During an earthquake.

                                        • Patronus Charm •

To cast the Patronus Charm successfully, the wizard casting it must concentrate, with all their might, on the happiest memory they have: it’s fuel for the Patronus, which is a projection of positive energy. They must then draw circles with their wand, and say the incantation ‘Expecto Patronum’. If it works, then there are two forms of Patronus that can be cast. A non-corporeal one, which is just a burst of silver light from the wand; or a fully formed corporeal guardian, taking the shape of the animal that best reflects the caster’s personality.


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To cast either is an achievement, although the latter is so difficult as to be considered unusual. This is because very few wizards possess the skill to concentrate on both the spell and their emotions. Even so, Harry Potter was able to master the spell in his own time at Hogwarts – making him one of the youngest wizards to do so – and he even taught it to members of Dumbledore’s Army, way beyond their years.