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Harry Potter’s was a stag. According to Mashable, J.K. Rowling tweeted in 2014 her Patronus is a pine marten. Originally Published: September 22, 2016 at 10:17 AM PDT ...
Many “Harry Potter” fans didn’t expect-o their Patronus. The Pottermore website for those obsessed with J.K. Rowling’s wizarding world finally released a long-awaited online… ...
In the novels, Harry Potter’s Patronus is a stag, reflecting his father’s Animagus transformation. Meanwhile, Professor Snape’s is a doe, representing his love for Lily Potter, Harry’s mother.
‘Harry Potter’ Fans Are Sharing Their Very ... half-spirit animal — for Harry, it’s a stag; for Luna ... Pottermore, J.K. Rowling’s official fan site, debuted the Discover Your Patronus ...
It’s well-documented that Harry Potter’s own Patronus is a stag, Hermione’s is an otter, and Professor Snape’s takes the form of a doe, while J.K. Rowling shared this series of tweets ...
Potter fans will remember that Harry's Patronus was a stag, as was his father's, and his mother's was a doe. Harry's eventual wife Ginny Weasley had a horse, though the Harry Potter Wikia notes ...
Harry Potter fans will be delighted to know that everyone can now find out the form their Patronus will take - a dream for anyone immersed in the world of Hogwarts.
Harry’s Patronus is a stag and “Potter” author J.K. Rowling’s is a heron. The Pottermore site is devoted to all things Potter and uses 3D animation, along with a series of questions, to ...
Not since the sorting test as Pottermore been quite so valuable to Harry Potter fans who need to know exactly where and how they fit into J.K. Rowling's magical world.
The specific Patronus animal will always depend on the witch or wizard, and is typically an animal they have an affinity for and reflects their personality. For example, Harry Potter's is a stag ...
Would-be witches and wizards are about to take their enchantment to the next level with the latest feature on the "Harry Potter" site — a quiz that will reveal their personal Pantronus!
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