*In the Harry Potter universe, Grindylows lived in the lake near Hogwarts and are attacked the T
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...griffs were also known in pop culture,such example is J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter.Hagrid's pet Hippogriff,named Buckbeak,was sentenced to death because of it
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* In the Harry Potter series, the discovery of the twelve uses for dragon's blood are credited to
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...his stance is the one most often presented in fiction, including the Harry Potter series. In such books, the two classes of magic-users are portrayed as bein
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*Harry Potter (book) - Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them - In this book, a creature c
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...'The Grim' in the Harry Potter series and have an important role in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
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...le of throwing balls of fire when angered, in [[J. K. Rowling]]'s ''Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire''.
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...mage of the barghest is invoked, under the moniker of "the Grim," in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. In this story, the character of Sirius Black
*In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry sees a large black dog prior to learning of his Godfather's escape from Azk
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In the ''[[Harry Potter]]'' universe of JK Rowling, Re'em are described as "extremely rare giant ox
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...epicted as an extremely fierce shaggy white dog, is mentioned in the Harry Potter series.
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...is creature is a part of various universes, including the stories of Harry Potter and the many fictional worlds of Dungeons & Dragons. In both these examples
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Hags are occasionally mentioned in the [[Harry Potter]] series, but never in any great detail (the prologue of "Fantastic Beasts
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...are Magical beasts (Harry Potter)|magical beasts mentioned in the ''Harry Potter'' series.
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Hags are occasionally mentioned in the Harry Potter series, but never in any great detail (the prologue of "Fantastic Beasts an
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...ur decades. Henry Dawson Ellis Bull died in 1892 and his son, the Reverend Harry Bull, took over the living. In 1911, he married a younger divorcée, Ivy, a
...ice left, these ceased. Mrs Smith later maintained that she then suspected Harry Price, an expert conjurer, of causing the phenomena.
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*Alastor Moody is a character appearing in the [[Harry Potter]] series by [[JK Rowling]]
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...ed in many modern comics, but the house-elf Dobby in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series stays closer to the traditional, house-keeping qualities of Robin Go
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...rature for children is concerned, another mention of unicorns is in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone". The protagonist uses it to prolong his life
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...'Inferno'' (third circle)) to the modern time ([[J. K. Rowling]]'s [[Harry Potter]] and the Philosopher's Stone, in the character of Fluffy) and a number of
*In '''[[Harry Potter]] and the Philosopher's Stone''' there is a giant three-headed dog named Fl
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...nk in their final exam for Defence Against the Dark Arts that year. Though Harry passes by it successfully, Ronald Weasley becomes confused by its misleadin
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