50 Mind-Blowing Harry Potter Theories (MEGA COMPILATION) 

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Dumbledore could "see" what the boys were up to because he was on the Chocolate Frog cards. Just like the portraits of headmasters could move to any other portraits of themselves, Dumbledore could visit any of his Chocolate Frog cards. When he was stripped of all his titles, he even said it's ok as long as they don't take him off the cards. When Harry got his Dumbledore card, Ron explained that you can't expect him to hang around all day!

*Another theory:* Mr and Mrs Evans loved and preferred James Potter (who they found amusing and charming) a lot more than they did Vernon Dursley, and this only exacerbated Petunia's resentment and jealousy of her sister Lily even more. What are your thoughts on that?

on the limbo at kingscross, I thought everyone knew it was voldemort, its the exact same thing that was dropped in the cauldron in the graveyard, in goblet of fire

I want to point out that trelawney did say some prejudiced things about Firenze, but so did he and the centaurs were incredibly prejudiced towards humans and seers. I think that it was mostly a difference in opinion, because centaurs used the cosmos to predict the future and seers seemed to have more of a psychic inclination, and that difference in opinion caused them to be against eachother since they had to share divination and each thought the others methods were bunk.

I don't believe the remaining twin is Willy Wonka, but I LOVE that theory and it makes me feel warm and fuzzy.

I love the Snape code theory so much, if you look closely in the film, before Snape starts his code, he pretty much makes fun of harry because knows nothing of the Wizarding world. What's funny is that Snape thought he wasn't paying attention, so ij the film when Snape walks up to Harry, he looks down and sees the notes, evident that Harry WAS infact paying attention, that's when Snape starts the code, and it makes sense, after calling him out, and realizing that he actually wanted to be a charised and hard working wizard to learn his culture, he then says the code, which is essentially I'm sorry, for you and your mother, then he says, let us begin

I have a theory: Draco actually knew he was the owner of the Elder Wand after he disarmed Dumbledore. The reason he didn’t take it or was open about it, was because he knew that Voldemort would’ve killed him and his family for it. Draco grew up in a magical family that dated back for centuries, and his house was full of magical relics and history, surely he would’ve known about the Deathly Hallows and how the Elder Wand worked.

On Lily and Petunia's parents' death, the "normal Muggle death" could've been seemingly normal but also involved foul play- perhaps the Death Eaters caused a fatal car accident? That could even be where the lie the Dursleys told Harry about his parents came from

What about this theory? In the book Tale of Three Brothers, the veil represents Death and the bridge (referenced in the book) refers to the pathway between Life and Death. The three brothers create the hallows to safely use beyond the veil - the invisibility cloak will let the user to safely pass through the veil and navigate whatever is beyond the veil, the elder wand is the only wand powerful enough to use on the other side of the veil, and the resurrection stone is the only way to safely recall the person who entered the veil, to be brought back to our world. The three brothers were very powerful Wizards who found a way to safely go beyond the veil and also use the Deathly Hallows in our world as well.

When Hedwig and Dobby both died--“I CRIED FOR DAYS”! The useless death of helpless innocents always is so hard to accept!

This is my beef. Ron turned his back on Harry during Goblet of Fire and refused to believe Harry when he tells Ron that he didn't put his name in the cup.

can you maybe make an audio book of all harry pottter books . your voice would be perfect bro

About Harry making just the Dursleys mad by being a horcrux. Could it not be that it built up in them over time from the best part of 10 years of constant exposure. The breaks between school terms could mean that the effects of the horcrux are lessened within his magic friends. Moreover, the times during school in which the Durlseys aren't exposed could also lessen the effects, but takes much longer due to the amount of exposure. This could explain why Dudley shows remorse towards Harry when they leave him (in Order? in a deleted scene?)

I think the theory that snape is Harry’s father might be the worst one yet, like how would you read the books and that’s your conclusion

Anyone notice that Uncle Vernon hoped that Harry would get the death penalty in Order of the Phoenix. There's an argument that the Dementor's Kiss is a form of death penalty in the wizarding world. So the fact that Harry saved Dudley from a dementor attack, Uncle Vernon was hoping his son would get the wizarding death penalty too. Both penalties are equal in my view, you lose your soul with the Kiss, so you might as well be dead.

Thank you for making this video I needed a break from reality

Thank you for always supplying us with HP videos ❤❤

Here are some shocking facts about the Potters deaths: *- Multiple people were responsible for it:* Voldemort for obviously doing the job, Peter for betraying the Potters by giving away their location to Voldemort, and Snape for telling Voldemort the prophecy which caused him to go after and kill the Potters. *- It all could have been easily avoided:* if Snape had never told Voldemort about the prophecy in the first place, if the Potters had accept Dumbledore's request to be their secret keeper, if Sirius (who was the initial secret keeper) hadn't convinced the Potters to switch their secret keeper to Peter, if the Potters had not agreed with Sirius's idea to make Peter their secret keeper, or if Peter hadn't given up the Potters location. *- Most shockingly of all,* still bitter over his past treatment of Snape, the fans took it out on one man (James Potter). Tell me what you think of all this!

Prof. Trelawney wasn't prejudice. She just didn't like him. How would anyone feel about having to share a job that was yours alone for years?

He says he can't think of any student that died while Dumbledore was there... He forgot about the spare...

I liked the part where Harry says, "By Grabthar's Hammer, By the Sons of Warvan, YOU SHALL BE AVENGED!"

I needed this!!! Thank you

Do we know where Godric’s Hollow is? In Philosopher’s Stone Hagrid mentions Harry falling asleep while flying over Bristol in the first chapter. Given that he’s arriving in Surrey, would that put it somewhere in South Wales?

I have a question, if you can create more of something you already have, why couldn’t you create more copies of clothes and then magically repair them (you can magically wash dishes and cut potato’s, why not sew) so how come a few characters like Ron and Lupin have shabby clothes or hand me downs. (I Love Harry Potter just fun to discuss)

I have a theory. Here it is. Hermione is a budding mind-reader from very early in her life. Also, she kidnapped Trevor, Neville Longbottom's toad, in order to have an excuse to wander about the train, checking out the other students. She wanted to get an idea about what type of people she might be associating with for the next several years. She chose Ron and Harry to be friends with quickly after meeting them. Ron, from a large family of Muggle sympathizers, and Harry, whose mother was born from a non-magical family. She was worried about which house she would be placed in.

I've always theorized that the Australian school is on top of Ayers Rock.

the filch part that would have been a good addition. i hope the potter universe keeps going it seems very deep when you talk about it

Thank you for the warning about the varying audio levels. It always trips me out when it changes unexpectedly. Check my phone volume or check for a notification on my phone. First world problem now that I say it out loud lol

Rowling has addressed the Dursley behavior being due to the "horcrux" in Harry. She said simply that the Dursleys were just mean and there was no relationship between the two.

Wait. Hermione smelled freshly cut grass, parchment and spearmint toothpaste. Did they change that from the books only listing grass and parchment?

Credence mother was a Maledictus who turned into a goat. This is why Aberforth Dumbledore has such affinity for goats.

One of mt favorite fan theories is that the Weasleys with their red hair are descended from Godric Gryffindor & that is why they are always sorted into Gryffindor. Many of the Weasleys have traits that are more sorted to other houses. Percy has all the traits of a Slytherin. The twins Frank & George along with Ginny should have been sorted into Ravenclaw. Ron and Charlie in many ways would make perfect Hufflepuffs. Mr Weasley would have made an excellent Hufflepuff because he his interest in muggles. Yet all Weasleys are automatically placed in Gryffindor. Another favorite theory I have heard is the connection between Harry, Valdermorte (Tom Riddle) and Credence. They are all Lost Balls raised by abusive muggles, that hated witches & wiazrads. Tom and Harry both had feather that came from the same Pheonix that same Pheonic was the same pheonix connected to Credense. Nagini was in love with Credense & served Valdermorte, Harry spoke Parselmouth. The deathly hallows was a traid, Harry, Tom, and Credense were the embodiment of the deathly Hallow & the reincarnations of the Paravell Brothers.

Awesome as always thanks

The Draco is a werewolf theory is a lot more in depth than mentioned here - there's a pretty good super carlin brothers video on it for anyone who CBA reading this comment, but here's the evidence: - the mark on Draco's arm, though confirmed to be present, is never confirmed to be a dark mark - when he shows the mark to borgin, he specifically threatens borgin with greyback and borgin believes malfoy knows and has sway with greyback without question after seeing the mark. - at the top of the tower the night dumbledore died, the death eaters put up a magical barrier that only bearers of the dark mark could pass through. The barrier goes up after Draco gets to the top of the tower and is taken down before Draco leaves the tower. Why would the death eaters stop to remove it if they all had dark marks? - at the beginning of deathly hallows, Voldemort taunts the malfoys about their cousin, tonks, marrying Remus. He says to Draco "will you babysit the cubs?" Which is a very specific and odd taunt. - throughout book 6 Draco is described as sickly, pale, skinny, dark circles under his eyes, regularly disappearing - same descriptions and odd circumstances as lupin in book 3. Obv he is disappearing to work on the vanishing cabinet, but that might not be the only reason. - Also in 6, dumbledore expresses surprise that Draco would invite greyback to hogwarts where his friends live. Draco refuses to make eye contact with greyback and says he didn't know he'd be coming, seems extremely upset to be near him. - narcissa specifically seeks out Snape to help Draco in the sixth year, Snape is known to be capable of brewing wolfsbane potion which in 3 lupin says not many can do reliably. Maybe she knew Draco needed Snape's potions skills from that year on. JK said this theory is untrue, but it's one of my head canons. I think though most, if not all, of this evidence is circumstantial there's more than enough here to be plausible.

The fact that Hermione is so gifted has very much to do with her being muggle-born. She's not the first muggle-born to be a top student either. I think it has to do with the fact that a muggle-born wouldn't take magic for granted like kids of all-magic families.

I personally would’ve liked the numbering re recorded to be in order😂 but I understand that would’ve been a lot of work lol, great video

I would love to see Dudley have a child or grandchild that is magical. If Petunia is still alive, would be interesting to know how she would react, because the child is from her baby boy.

I enjoy these videos thanks for putting then all into one big video

27:08 what about Cedric? Ohh he didn't die at Hogwarts but at the graveyard

The way that you explained that made me get tears! rest in peace Hedwig 😢 ❤

I’ve never see it mentioned anywhere… Harry’s son’s name is Albus Severus Potter. ASP - An asp is a venomous snake. Is this a thing?

The Imagination theory: Year1: Harry finds a nice stone. Year2: Harry kills a snake. Year3: Harry sees a black shaggy dog. Year4: Harry gets a new cup. Year5: Harry reads a book. Year6: Harry's favorite neighbor dies, old mr. Dumbledore. Year7: Harry runs away.

I have a theory that Squibs were a bit more magical than is presented in the story. They maybe not be able to do it but can detect it

About the magic gene, it doesn't just appear out of nowhere ("muggle borns") nor disappears ( "squibs"). You need to have it in your genes. Hermione's mother probably had a great great grandparent who was a Wizard and married a muggle, then the magical gene went on, until she met Hermione's father, who certainly had a wizard great great grandparent. As both had the magical gene within their DNA, Hermione got it from both and was born a Witch. The same goes for Squibs. There must be at least a muggle in the bloodline. They are like two different species who are similar enough to produce offspring

@18:30 The Magic Gene It's called the 'Hermoine' Jean . . . I'll let myself out...

32:00 Harry's muggle grandparents. I fully agree they were likely killed by death eaters but I'd go as far as to guess they were killed in a car crash caused by death eaters and that's where Petunia got her story about how Harry got his scar.

I would like to know if you ever did a video over a theory on what happens to witches or wizards who are born mentally challenged. I'm not talking mentally ill as we see with Lord Voldy(he's clearly ill) but like with challenges. Is there a special school they are sent off to, are they killed, are their powers yanked from them some how? If you haven't I would like to hear your theory. I'm sure i'm not the only one who has thought of it.

3:00 Hedwig's death was the stupidest thing ever! Honestly, She'd been sent ahead plenty of times before or sent her with a letter to someone he knew far away. Also, there was no need to take the cage he could have just left the cage and got a new one or sent someone back later to get it.

The hedwig one made me burst into tears 😭😭😭

I liked the Crookshanks theory that he used to belong to the Potters.

Love this

How do I find the music used in this video? Please tell me, there's a beat in this I MUST make a song to. Specifically starting at 40:30

all the theories abt snape and his love for lily really cuts deep i don't ship them but i love snape sm and if those theories are true then its just too sweet

That Snape one at the battle of 7 potters is wild. Probably true.

42:30 I'm not in any way trying to legitimize this theory, but I would like to say that I did once sleep for 18 hours and had a dream where about ten years passed in the dream, and it was the most surreal feeling waking up, it took me almost a month to get back to emotional normalcy after waking up. Pretty nerve-wrecking, waking up one day and realizing your decade of work, your wife and child of four years, and the nation you lived in never existed. Waking up I knew it was just a dream but it was still years of memories with all my heart put into them. So while theory is nothing, it's definitely possible to have a dream that spans years, though it's not a very pleasant experience, even if the contents of the dream are pleasant while it's unfolding.

Harry didn't snap the wand in two in the book but put it to rest with Dumbledore as was supposed to happen. Dumbledore is also human. The amount of evidence against Sirius was overwhelming.

A Very Good Video 👍🏻

My thought: Lily’s parents might have died in a car crash and that’s where Petunia and Vernon got the excuse they told Harry about his parents.

Couldn't Dudley have a recessive magical gene, as his Aunt Lily was a witch?

The theory where Dumbledore had placed a spell to prevent a student's death while he was headmaster wouldn't work if you considere the Hogwarts Mystery game story, where 2 students, Duncan Ashe and Rowan Khanna where killed on Hogwarts's grounds. The game is considered cannon because it was developed in collaboration with J.K. Rowling's team.

1:05:14 👏👏👏Very good. My favorite team.

I started LMAO when I thought about Snape sleeping around the wizard community. He over there tappin' Lily Potter when James isn't around. Then he runs over and lays some pipe down for Narcissa while Lucius is out kissing Volde's ass. Oh no, he ain't done yet because the truth is Molly Weasley was letting him go at it every month for helping out with the light bill! Rumor is he even beat the dust off McGonagall a time or two!! Absolute LEGEND!!

Harry didn’t break the Elder Wand… he placed it back with Albus.

9:46 - 9:50 "wormwood means absence." In real life, wormwood is used in Absinthe, which is what I thought our esteemed host of this video said at first. I wonder if someone trained in knotting up loose threads can make an end out of something such as this.

No students died while Dumbledore was HM? What about CEDRIC!?

What music is this? So relaxing!

Who is harry wizards witch ancestor via lily side of family because muggle born are distant direct descendants from squib? And I hope that j.k do a book about peverell brothers or fleamont potter?

Brilliant! Love the Dursley theory at the end... makes total sense 🙂

a normal muggle death? Plain crash? auto crash? things normal wizard won't find themselve into

I think what people are missing with the theory that Dumbledore knew Sirius was innocent is that Sirius TRIED to kill Pettigrew in public. There were DOZENS of witnesses. And no one, except Sirius and Pettigrew, knew that Pettigrew and not Sirius ended up being the secret keeper. Sirius was also in Azkaban for Pettigrews apparent murder, not just for the Potters deaths. There isn't exactly much point of a trial for a "murder" that happened in full view of a streetful of people, not in the wizarding world anyway. Given that Dumbledore had no reason to think Pettigrew was still alive and didn't know he had been the one to betray Lilly and James, he would have no real reason to visit Sirius.

16:35 I mean, every single Death Eater was flying without any broomsticks.

you said the same theory twice, the one about snape speaking code to harry

Trelawney being a pisces makes sense as to why she is a divination teacher lol

28:10 - That sounds like something straight out of SpaceBalls.

I have another theory about obscurials, we have only one example but it looks like dumbledore's have some kink for this uncurable dissease.We know it can appear when a wizard tries to "contain" his magic(probably if you're stronger wizard quicker you fall ill in this case) but what if there's also something genetic that makes you more vulnerable to it?

Pefect place to ask... why did Harry only see the Thestrals after Cedrics death? I mean he literally watched Quirell die. He should have seen them in Prisonor of Azkaban right?

I don't think Dumbledore could have had Harry grow up knowing who he was. It would have gone to his head, it'd have to. Without the suffering and humility it engendered Harry couldn't have defeated no nose.

31:00 James and Lilly were 21 going on 46 in the movies good lord

VERY Interesting and thought-provoking. As for the last theory: if close proximity to the horcrux caused the Dursley's to be nasty to Harry -- explain Aunt Marge.

WHAT DID THIS MAN DO TO GOATS?!?!!

As far as Sirius going to prison and other wizard trials (e.g. Harry's expulsion hearing), why do they not simply use veritaserum?

Snape killing Hedwig theory works only in the movies,as she was caged in the book,and killing her would be stupid and server no purpose

27:06 What about Cedric Diggory? Massive oversight

Hermione used to go on holiday with her parents for 2 weeks at the beginning of the summer then go to Rons. She also went home for Christmas and Easter.

To me the one re sirius being known to be innocent makes sense....multiple people were known to being visiting the potters...including dumbledore (when he got possession of the cloak) and bathilda bagshot as stated in lily's letter...they would have to be told the location by the secret keeper. This means that atleast those 2 would of known who the actual keeper was.

Dumbledore killed Sirious. Dumbledore knew that if Sirious was found innocent, Harry would immediately want yo go live with him and thus break the protective charm. If that happened, then Dumbledore's grand plan would fail. He kept Sirious under house arrest after Sirious had spent 12 years in actual prison. This drove Sirious to be even more likely to go stir crazy and then rush headlong into any rash action that could get him out of house arrest temporarily. Sirious was used as a motivator later on to fuel Harry's resolve and his hatred of Riddle. Dumbledore used Sirious and set him up to die. If you follow the ideal of "the greater good" then math is huge part of your plan calculations. The purposeful death of one man to later save the lives of countless more. That is literally a cornerstone of the "For the greater good" ideal.

Since I wrote the last five novels, Harry, Ginny, Ron, and Hermione died in their old age together, and had a reunion with all the important people in their lives.

Well, Avada (Latin) means Death, and Cavadra can be translated as Cadaver, I assumed that's exactly what it means, a living person dies and is reduced to being a cadaver.

Okay so in real life, in Aramaic, abracadabra means “I will create when I speak” and avadakadavra means “I destroy as I speak” essentially.

Any chance that this channel came across Super-Carlin Bros theory about Argus Filtch being an Poltergeist? I mean...no offense I like their Harry Potter content, but their theory about Filtch being An Poltergeist just like Peeves, was a really weird one. I mean, isn't the dude like flesh and blood? He'd have to be translucent or something if the guy was a Poltergeist, and while they argue he couldn't had been hired, and or he has no Real Use; Filtch's existence 'tied' to the castle I don't think its a very good theory. I did like their idea of Hogwarts possibly being a transfigured dragon 'by the Founders' though, but the only hint is the Gryffindor common being called 'The Dragons Head.'

Your body can survive without a soul your just an empty vessel. Thank you Remus Lupin 😅

Cedric Diggory died while Dumbledore was headmaster, but seeing as it occurred far far from Hogwarts I guess you could say no students died while he was in office

Abra can also mean create. Cadabra can mean "as is spoken". But if its spelled differently can be "abara" which is obliterate.

No student died while he was headmaster? I’m sure Mr Diggory will have something to say about that.

Some of these theories make me think that some people have too much time to think.

Fumbled or had a copy of the map so he could see everything the kids were doing. He might have put it in George's & Fred's heads to give the map to Garry since it was their last year.

Didn’t Harry’s squib neighbor breed kneazle cats?? Could it be that Crookshanks was born in her care and then some how ended up at that shop??

Congrats to Castelo Bruxo pronunciation. Portuguese Its a bit hard

1:05:13 „Is Chudley canon?“ 🧹