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By clicking I accept you signify your consent to the use of these cookies. By clicking close we'll assume you are happy to receive cookies from the game. The Harry Potter Patronus collection is here! This Patronus is in particular is an otter and is representative of Hermione Granger. K Rowling based this off Hermione's favourite animal in the books and her favourite animal in real life.
In , two years before Ron conjured a Patronus onscreen in "Order of the Phoenix," Rowling revealed that his charm would take the shape of a Jack Russell Terrier.
Fans have also noted that the Jack Russell Terrier is a breed of dog known for its love of chasing otters — the Patronus form of Ron's future wife, Hermione. Ginny's Patronus is never described in the books, but we see her successfully produce a Patronus in the shape of a horse in the "Order of the Phoenix" film.
As noted on Pottermore , the shape of Ginny's Patronus has a small connection to that of her future husband's. When Harry first sees his corporeal stag Patronus across the lake in "Prisoner of Azkaban," he thinks it looks like a horse. Rowling revealed on Twitter that the Weasley twins both cast Patronus charms shaped like a magpie, which is a type of bird. The Patronus shape was later confirmed to be a Phoenix on Pottermore: "It can be no surprise that Dumbledore had an affinity with this particular creature, given that his own animal companion was an enigmatic and loyal phoenix, Fawkes.
According to Pottermore, Dumbledore's Patronus takes one of the most uncommon forms. Aberforth then summons his own Patronus in an attempt to convince the dark wizards that they really saw a goat, not a stag. After filming "Order of the Phoenix," in which Luna's Patronus is revealed as a hare, Rowling personally gifted actress Evanna Lynch with a hare charm to wear as an earring.
According to the character's biography on Pottermore — written by Rowling herself — Lupin's Patronus takes the form of "an ordinary wolf, not a werewolf.
Tonks originally conjured a Patronus in the shape of a hare, according to Pottermore. But in "Half-Blood Prince," Harry watches her produce "a n immense silvery four-legged creature. When he realizes that Tonks had fallen in love with Lupin, he understands that the shape of her Patronus had changed to match his and become a wolf. According to Rowling herself, Tonks' Patronus shape had changed permanently : "Your Patronus only changes if it's eternal love, unchanging — part of you forever.
In "Deathly Hallows," Harry watches McGonagall conjure three separate corporeal Patronus charms in order to send messages: " She marched towards the door, and as she did so she raised her wand. From the tip burst three silver cats with spectacle markings around their eyes. While Umbridge is an objectively hateful woman, she is also a skilled witch. As Rowling noted on Pottermore , she is one of few Dark Magic enthusiasts who's capable of producing a Patronus.
In , she answered a fan's question with the following tweet:. The author has stated in the past that of the characters in the beloved series, Hermione resembles her the most. So does this mean that Hermione's Patronus is an otter, not because she herself is cute and sprightly, but because it's J. Rowling's favorite animal?
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