What kind of patronus

Bad grades. Invisibility Cloak. Resurrection Stone. Time Turner. Sword of Gryffindor. Pumpkin juice. Bubble juice. Talking to animals. Time travel. Super strength. Floo powder. Port key. Relax for a while. Put things back in order. Find a job. Start a family. Hogwarts professor. Ministry employee. Professional Quidditch player.

And cleverness! There are more important things! And Bravery! So, it does not make any sense that you cannot retake the Pottermore Patronus Quiz. How the heck would you know if yours has changed then? Moreover, the test is a members-only one. That means you cannot take it unless you are signed in to your Wizarding World account.

While it is quite simple to register on their website, it is still a pain in the neck. No one likes members-only stuff—except for, erm, members. Is it completely random? We do not think so.

Below you find the four primary factors that [might] influence your magical creature. Think about it; you need to focus on your happiest memory to summon your creature. So, the more joyful your memory is, the stronger your Patronus will be. Of course, it not about the magnificence of the memory itself. It is about how you feel about that particular moment in your life. So, for you, it might be an ordinary recall with a deep sense of joy—or the opposite.

Witches and wizards who have cruel intentions can never summon their magical animal. They might kill themselves while trying. Legends say that a dark wizard called Roczdian once tried to perform this charm. However, his spell created maggots that eventually killed him. One way to find out how innocent you are is to take the Rice Purity Test. It is not Harry Potter-related.

But it identifies how guiltless you are. A case study on the relation of love and Patronus revealed that they are interconnected. The person you love and the significance of your feelings affect your magical creature. He called a wolf while trying to help Harry. That is while his previous and original animal was a jackrabbit. And guess what? The Patronus Quiz acknowledges the importance of your love life.

So, you have to answer a couple of related questions to get the most accurate results. Everything in the HP universe has something to do with who you are.

So, unsurprisingly, your personality influences the type of your Patronus, too. The courage you have, the love you give, and your beliefs grow matter when performing the charm. The better of a human you are, the greater your spirit creature is. Yes, your Hogwarts or Ilvermorny House might affect your magical spirit creature. That is because both schools categorize students regarding their personalities. Hogwarts uses the sorting hat, and Ilvermorny allows the four mysterious statues to decide.

But you do not have to know your House to take the test on this page. Then the Patronus's mouth opened wide and it spoke in the loud, deep, slow voice of Kingsley Shacklebolt. When a fan asked Rowling on Twitter if she would reveal the shape of Newt's Patronus, Rowling refused.

One can assume, however, that Newt has mastered the charm — otherwise the shape it takes wouldn't need to be a secret. When Pottermore revealed its brand new Patronus test in , which Rowling wrote herself, she told fans on Twitter that she had taken it twice.

I was happy, because my fondness for weaselly creatures is well documented," she wrote on Twitter. My new Patronus has personal associations and I like it even better," she revealed. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options. Get the Insider App. Click here to learn more. A leading-edge research firm focused on digital transformation. Callie Ahlgrim. In the "Harry Potter" universe, the Patronus charm is among the most mysterious, revealing, and difficult types of magic to master.

When done correctly, it takes the form of a silvery-white animal, individually suited to the witch or wizard who cast it. Here are the Patronus charms of all 22 characters known to have mastered the spell — plus J. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. Harry Potter's Patronus is a stag, like his father. The Patronus of Harry's mother, Lily Evans, took the form of a doe. Severus Snape's Patronus was also a doe, which symbolized his love for Lily.

James Potter's stag Patronus may have been different when he was younger. Hermione Granger's Patronus takes the form of an otter. Ron Weasley's is a Jack Russell Terrier. Ginny Weasley casts a Patronus in the shape of a horse. Fred and George Weasley have the same Patronus shape: A magpie. Arthur Weasley's is a weasel. Albus Dumbledore's is a phoenix.