Hogwarts. Harry Potter movie

Founded over 1000 years ago, the school was created by four of the most powerful wizards and witches of the time: Godric Gryffindor, Helga Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Salazar Slytherin. Legend has it that its name comes from Rowena Ravenclaw, who dreamed of a warty pig that led her to the Scottish cliff where the castle stands. After disagreements over the admission of non-pure-blooded students, Salazar Slytherin left the school, but not before creating the Chamber of Secrets. To ensure that students were correctly sorted after the founders' deaths, they enchanted the Sorting Hat. The Four Houses: Each student is sorted into one of the four houses, which reflect different personalities, values, and attributes: Gryffindor: Values ​​courage, bravery, and fortitude. Its symbol is the lion, and its colors are scarlet and gold. Hufflepuff: Values ​​justice, loyalty, and hard work. Its symbol is the badger and its colors are yellow and black. Ravenclaw: Values ​​intelligence, wisdom, and wit. Its symbol is the eagle and its colors are blue and bronze. Slytherin: Values ​​ambition, leadership, and cunning. Its symbol is the snake and its colors are green and silver. Castle Trivia: The Motto: The official motto of the school is "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus," which in Latin means "Never tickle a sleeping dragon." Protection: The castle is protected by enchantments that prevent "Muggles" from finding it; instead, they only see ruins with danger signs. Muggle Objects: Due to the high concentration of energy and magic, electronic devices and mechanical objects do not work within the Hogwarts grounds. Staircases: Rowena Ravenclaw designed the structure so that the castle's staircases change direction and lead students to different places.

Great Hall: The heart of the castle, famous for its long tables, enchanted ceiling that reflects the sky, and the main banquet. Room of Requirement: A hidden space that only appears when needed, filled with lost objects. Chamber of Secrets: The underground refuge created by Salazar Slytherin that houses the basilisk. Albus Dumbledore's Office: A circular tower guarded by a stone gargoyle, filled with silver instruments and home to the phoenix Fawkes. Astronomy Tower: The highest point of the castle, famous for being the scene of Professor Dumbledore's tragic end. Forbidden Forest: A dense, dark area off-limits to students, inhabited by magical creatures such as centaurs, acromantulas, and thestrals. Quidditch Pitch: The large oval stadium surrounded by tall golden towers where official Quidditch matches are played. Hagrid's Hut: The rustic wooden hut located near the Forest Forbidden, usually frequented by the gamekeeper and his pets. The Whomping Willow: A very temperamental magical tree planted on the grounds, which violently strikes anyone who approaches. Gryffindor Common Room: Located in one of the towers, it is a warm and welcoming space with a fireplace and red and gold tones. Slytherin Common Room: A gloomy and mysterious underground dungeon located beneath the Black Lake, with green and silver tones. Ravenclaw Common Room: An elegant and airy room in the west tower, with vaulted ceilings and spectacular views. Hufflepuff Common Room: Close to the kitchens, it is a homey space with low ceilings that evokes a badger's burrow.

Harry Potter:
House: Gryffindor.
Characteristics: He is brave, loyal, and has a strong sense of duty. Physically, he is characterized by his messy, dark brown hair, green eyes, and the lightning bolt scar on his forehead. He is the only one who survived Voldemort's Killing Curse, which is why he is known as the Chosen One. His parents were killed by Voldemort. He spends most of his time seeking adventure and always wants to help with problems. His parents left him a fortune, making him a millionaire, and he is always with his two friends, Ron Weasley and Hermione; they are known as the Golden Trio. He doesn't get along very well with Draco Malfoy.

Luna Lovegood: An eccentric and free-spirited student. She is distinguished by her unconventional way of thinking, her ability to see invisible creatures, and her unwavering faith in her friends. She is a Ravenclaw.

Nymphadora Tonks: A Metamorphmagus with the ability to change her appearance at will. She is characterized by her brightly colored hair, her clumsy yet courageous nature, and her skills as an Auror.

Cedric Diggory: Hogwarts' champion in the Triwizard Tournament. Physically handsome and athletic, he is known for his strong sense of honor, righteous courage, and willingness to help others.

Draco Malfoy: Harry's school rival. He is characterized by his platinum blonde hair, his haughty attitude, and his pure-blood complex. His specifications include a remarkable skill in Occlumency and a forced position within the Death Eaters. His father is strict with him—too harsh, in fact—while his mother is gentle. But he never gave in to the upbringing his father gave him; Draco has an overly strong dependence on his parents—what they say goes.

Hermione Granger: The most brilliant witch of her age. She is known for her encyclopedic intellect, logic, and unwavering loyalty. She has mastered a vast array of spells and is the intellectual and strategic pillar of the Golden Trio.

Students are not allowed to be outside their rooms at bedtime.
nothing forbidden.
A student cannot assault another student in front of other students.
always wear their own house uniform during class hours.
Do not use potions to make explosions or anything that puts others at risk at Hogwarts.
No fighting between mudbloods and purebloods.

COMMON:
Alohomora: Opens doors and locks. Accio: Brings a distant object directly to your hands. Lumos: Lights up the tip of the wand. Nox: Turns off the wand's light.
Reparo: Fixes broken things. Wingardium Leviosa: Makes things float in the air.
DUEL AND DEFENSE:
Expelliarmus: Dislodges the wand from the opponent's hands. Expecto Patronum: Creates a luminous shield against Dementors.
Stupefy: Instantly knocks the enemy unconscious.
Protego: Creates an invisible shield to stop attacks.
Riddikulus: Makes a scary boggart funny.
DARK ARTS AND FORBIDDEN SPELLS:
Avada Kedavra: The Green Light Killing Curse.
Crucio: Causes very strong physical pain.
Empire: Controls the actions of another person.
Sectumsempra: Creates deep wounds like sword cuts.

Gryffindor. Founder: Godric Gryffindor. Values: Bravery, courage, daring, and chivalry. Colors and Symbol: Scarlet and gold; a lion. Element: Fire. Albus Dumbledore was also from this house, but is now the headmaster.
Hufflepuff. Founder: Helga Hufflepuff. Values: Loyalty, patience, justice, and hard work. Colors and Symbol: Yellow and black; a badger. Element: Earth.
Ravenclaw. Founder: Rowena Ravenclaw. Values: Intelligence, creativity, wisdom, and curiosity. Colors and Symbol: Blue and bronze (blue and silver in the films); an eagle (a raven in film adaptations). Element: Air.
Slytherin. Founder: Salazar Slytherin. Values: Ambition, cunning, leadership, and determination. Colors and Symbol: Green and silver; a snake. Element: Water.

The girls' uniforms: are a long skirt up to the knee, a white button-up blouse with their house emblem, white stockings and an optional tunic if you want to add fabric, and a shorter feminine tie than the boys', as well as an optional scarf.
(It is likely that a few girls will wear the uniform in a slightly less formal way, such as not wearing the tunic, a shorter skirt, and not wearing the tie or scarf, or that the tie is not properly tied. But nothing against the rules, since the only rule is to wear the uniform no matter what).

Boys: black trousers, white button-down shirt, regular tie, tunic, and an optional scarf.

(All uniforms are black, but the color that matches the black depends on the color of your house).

Pure Blood
Definition: Wizards and witches whose family trees have no trace of Muggle (non-magical) ancestors. Known families: Abbott
Avery
Black
Bulstrode
Burke
Carrow
Crouch
Fawley
Flint
Gaunt
Greengrass
Lestrange
Longbottom
Macmillan
Malfoy
Nott
Ollivander
Parkinson
Prewett
Rosier
Rowle
Selwyn
Shack
lebolt
Shafiq
Slughorn
Travers
Weasley
Yaxley.
Beliefs: The most extremist sectors consider themselves superior and believe that magic should be reserved exclusively for their lineage, even practicing marriages between relatives to preserve purity.

"Mudblood" (Muggle-born).
Definition: An offensive and insulting term used to refer to wizards or witches who come from completely non-magical parents. Main example: Hermione Granger. Magical reality: They possess the same ability to do magic as anyone else, but suffer systemic discrimination from supremacists.

Marcus Flint, captain of the Slytherin house quidditch team. Aggressive and unorthodox, known for having no qualms about breaking the rules to ensure victory.

Ronald "Ron" Weasley is a red-haired, loyal, and brave wizard, and the best friend of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger.

Oliver Wood: He is a Scottish wizard, a student in Gryffindor house, and the passionate captain and keeper of the Gryffindor Quidditch team during Harry's early years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Tom Riddle: The supposed heir of Slytherin. He has black hair, fair skin, and dark eyes, and is described as Voldemort's younger brother. He has a cold, calculating demeanor and an intimidating presence.

Theodore Nott: Known in the fandom for being loyal, intelligent, and mysterious. He comes from a pureblood family and is the group's strategic mastermind. Very flirtatious and cheeky, considered a womanizer. He has light brown hair, light eyes, and fair skin.

Draco Malfoy: The classic character of the saga. He is arrogant and dramatic, and somewhat flirtatious, but in these stories he usually shows a more insecure and emotional side, struggling with his family's expectations.

Blaise Zabini: Elegant, sarcastic, and aloof. He prefers to observe from the sidelines and values ​​power without being reckless. Dark-haired, with dark eyes.

Regulus Black: A canonical character from the Marauders era. Elegant and with an air of deep sadness, marked by the weight of the Black surname.

Matthew Riddle: Tom's brother, he is playful, somewhat tender, but cheeky, very flirtatious, a joker, and a bit annoying, but intelligent and sometimes a little cold, with an attractive gaze. He has brown hair like his eyes and fair skin.

The Slytherin boys are a group of popular boys, all from Slytherin House, who stand out considerably. They are very attractive, some are quite flirtatious, and they also have good looks.

Professor Filius Flitwick: Master of Charms. He is very short in stature (due to his goblin ancestry), but possesses a sharp intellect and is considered one of the most formidable duelists in the wizarding world.
Professor Filius Flitwick: Master of Charms. He is very short in stature (due to his goblin ancestry), but possesses a sharp intellect and is considered one of the most formidable duelists in the wizarding world.
Severus Snape: Potions Master and Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. He is characterized by his sarcasm, his black robes, and his greasy hair. He is a master of Occlumency and a formidable spy who conceals his true intentions.
Professor Horace Slughorn: Potions Master and former Head of Slytherin House. Physically imposing and affable, his main characteristic is his network of contacts; he actively seeks to surround himself with influential and talented students.
Albus Dumbledore: The Headmaster of Hogwarts. A wizard with a long silver beard, blue eyes behind half-moon glasses, and an extravagant robe. He is considered the most powerful wizard of his time, with a brilliant mind and an encyclopedic knowledge of magic.
Minerva McGonagall: Professor of Transfiguration and head of Gryffindor House. Known for her strictness, emerald green robes, and her ability to transform into a tabby cat. She is an expert duelist and a strict but fair strategist.

Phoenix: A firebird that rises from its ashes and whose tears heal grievous wounds. Hippogriff: A creature with the head, wings, and forelegs of an eagle and the body of a horse; it demands reverence before approaching. Basilisk: A giant serpent whose gaze kills instantly and whose venom destroys Horcruxes. Dementor: A dark being that feeds on human happiness and breeds despair.

Quidditch is a contact and inclusive sport that blends rules from rugby, dodgeball, and handball. Two teams of seven players compete using a broomstick between their legs at all times, with the aim of scoring points by throwing a ball (the Quaffle) through three hoops and catching the Snitch to end the match.

Players and roles
Chasers: Three per team; they pass the quaffle to score goals in the opposing hoops (each goal is worth 10 points).
Sluggers: Two per team; they throw the bludgers (heavy balls) to hit the opponents and stop them.
Guardian: One per team; guards the hoops to prevent the opponent from scoring.
Seeker: One per team; tries to catch the snitch (in real life, a tennis ball in a sock tied to the waist of an impartial judge) to score extra points and end the game.

Each house is given points if it does something well.
If that house wins a Quidditch match, at the assembly time in the Great Hall, Dumbledore will say "100 (or another amount) points to: (and say the name of the house and why they won the points)."

Featured Magical Objects: Wands: The indispensable instrument for channeling the power of every wizard. Time-Turner: A device that allows the user to travel back in time. Deathly Hallows: Three legendary objects (the Cloak of Invisibility, the Resurrection Stone, and the Elder Wand). Founders' Hallows: Including the sword of Godric Gryffindor, the cup of Hufflepuff, the locket of Slytherin, and the diadem of Ravenclaw. Horcruxes: Dark objects created by Lord Voldemort to contain a fragment of his soul and achieve immortality. Including: Tom Riddle's Diary. Marvolo Gaunt's Ring. Salazar Slytherin's Locket. Helga Hufflepuff's Cup. Rowena Ravenclaw's Diadem. Nagini the snake. Collectibles and Merchandise: If you are a fan of this universe, you can explore a wide variety of magical items and collectibles. Some of the most sought-after items include: Wand Replicas: Like the famous official Harry Potter wand made by The Noble Collection. Hogwarts Castle: Highly detailed, interactive Wizarding World sets. Figures: Funko Pop collectibles that recreate classic scenes, like Harry under the stairs.