The 5 BEST Harry Potter Theories of 2023 (Editor's Choice) 

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Aside from his own obsession with the Deathly Hallows, Dumbledore had 2 good reasons for retaining the Cloak while the Potters were in seclusion. James Potter was still the over-confident, reckless teenager, surely no older than 20. 1) If James Potter has the Cloak with him while hiding, it will constantly tempt him to leave the safehouse. #2 If Potter had it, if Voldemort found him, the Dark Lord would likely capture it, making him far more dangerous. Remember, the Philospher's Stone is also at Hogwarts.

Maybe if they would have let Voldemort into art school, he wouldn't have become a dark lord. Er wait that was someone else, I mean into the position of Defense Against The Dark Arts teacher.

in my head Voldermort learnt his ability for unaided flight after his attack on the Potters and baby Harry at Godricks Hollow , Seperated from his body he became but a spectre of floating mist, forced to traverse the realm of the un dead. So, once returned to a permanent body this skill was consumed unto him

I very much doubt Lily was one of the first witches to inadvertently manage to fly. The first person Snape met who could? sure, probably. But with how common dreams and thoughts of flying I'm very confident that many many wizards and witches throughout the ages stumbled upon it over the ages, even if it was very rare. Even Neville managed it, in a way, when he first showed signs of magic by being thrown out the window by his uncle or whatever the story was.

I *LOVE* the idea that Gryffindor snuck a loop hole into the sorting hat 😅

Technically, you could say Harry flew, even if it was only one time. It was said he did once in the first book when running away Dudley and his friends. I believe it was said Harry had gotten onto the roof of the school him and Dudley were attending before 11 years old and it was as if he was swept onto the roof by a wind. With the thing with the invisibility cloak, I always thought Dumbledore borrowed it to keep James from sneaking out of the Potter house.

It's not flying, it's apparating... with style.

While I’m not a fan of the last theory as I do firmly believe the horncrux inside of Harry was destroyed, I must say it still makes for a better story than Cursed Child.

I've always thought that Lily was the one who mastered unaided flight (further developing the skill past what she could do in early childhood) and taught it to her then-best friend, Severus. It says in "Quidditch Through the Ages" that no witch or wizard in history had ever achieved true flight, and that was probably the commonly held belief among Wizarding families, but since Lily had no knowledge of the magical world, she wouldn't have had that preconceived notion holding her back.

So the wound from a dark curse will never heal for the rest of your life, then snape creates sectum sempra, a dark curse that slashes you into ribbons, And Then creates a counter curse that can not only heal the unhealable wound but does so in a matter of seconds. Talk about Overpowered.

52:45 I think it's much more simple. Slytherin may have been a blood purist, but without enough pure bloods left, the criteria changed to keep the house from dying.

missed opportunity to put glasses at voldmorts face at the start of the vid

My issue with the final theory is this: if that was the last piece of Voldemort’s soul joining Harry in Limbo, then why is it that Voldemort is entirely unaware that Harry is still alive upon both souls returning to their bodies? It was clearly demonstrated earlier in the series that the stunted body did not prevent Voldemort from hearing or seeing things around him. So shouldn’t he have been aware of what happened around him limbo as well? Why not just have Nagini kill him after they both returned upon seeing that the killing curse clearly wasn’t finishing the job?

Can we get a video about why apparition isn't used during duels? Surely one of the most powerful plays would be apparating behind your opponent moments before casting a spell, or apparating quickly enough to create after images

Its kinda cool they actually had Snape use sectumsempra against Lupin in his short film. Severus Snape and the mauraders

If we can include Harry, can we also include Voldemort? Not only was he attached to Quirrell, he was also able to influence Quirrell. His fear of failing to return to his physical form and being defeated by Harry Potter was realised that year. Unless, by technical appointment as DADA teacher, the jinx was lifted and the proceeding DADA teachers simply fell to bad luck and Voldemort's interference.

Unless which ever parent was with Harry was wearing the cloak 100% of the time, I don’t see how it would be that helpful while they were in hiding. If James thought it was important to his family’s safety, he would not have given it to Dumbledore.

My personal head cannon is that Snape is actually a more powerful "natural" wizard than moldy voldy. Voldy had no capacity for makeing human connections so he was willing to go deep into the dark arts. Snape's feelings for Lilly stopped him from going all in. Power corrupts and even Dumbledore seemed to dabble when younger. A moral compass (however dysfunctional) would slow a wizard from going "too far."

20:09 I want to eat the tassels on his hat... And I think they'll taste like seaweed? ...

13:05 maybe he took the cloak because he knows the death of hallows, and Voldemort was stolen it, making stronger ?? as Molly Weasley said whatever Dumbledore is you are safe he’s the most powerful wizard even strong then Voldemort

Very good video, however your last theory is totally wrong! Harry left that piece of voldemorts soul behind in limbo, end of story!

Salazar slytherins origional thought process the pure blood sepremecy sounds like adolfs line of ideaology

Serious question. You don’t show clips or like moving videos anymore right? I thought I remembered you saying you don’t for copyright reasons making sure it was you and not “talking thrones” 😂 not complaining making sure it’s safe to listen while I do stuff and not miss anything on screen❤

I think the first time we saw the effect of Sectum Sempra was in "Order of the Phoenix": But too late, Snape had directed his wand straight at James, there was a flash of light and a gash appeared on the side of James's face, spattering his robes with blood. The spell did not have its full effect because Snape cast it non-verbally.

Since I don’t believe Dumbledore has the best judge of character this theory fits in with how we already view him.

I wonder, was the curse against the DADA teaching position broken once Voldemort had died?

With Dumbledore having the Resurrection Stone 🪨, I think its safe to assume that he used it to see his passed sister that caused him such torment. He later passed this to Harry upon his death. But ive never seen ANYONE talking about how Dumbledore would have done it, there is only evwr talk about his desire to use it. Would love to hear ❤ Theory video on this matter 😊✨🪄

In regards to the Sorting Hat it is entirely possible that the Hat was made prior to Slytherin coming out with his pure blood views. As in it was made at the start of the school and therefore everyone had gotten along pretty good up to that point and Only later did his racial type bias become a issue. It is also possible that the Hats tampering by the other Three, specifically Gryffindor, led to Slytherins departure from the school as they had a falling out over that racial bias.

I don´t think the jinx on the Defense Against the Dark Arts Teacher is real. Is too powerful, for it to work i would have to manipulate events far beyond the teacher himself, including: Ministry law making (to eventually end Umbridge), ending life (Sirius) even the Dumbledore ring curse could be track to this Jinx (he had to have just one year left in order to be killed by Snape in the year he was a teacher). It affects too many peoples free will and random events in the universe in order to be just a random little spell Voldemort did out of spite for a bad job interview. It makes the horcrux and Patronus look like card tricks.

idk Harry's accidental magic might have been the first instance of flight in the books

With the use of veritserum could the wizarding world banded together to take down voldemort and force the locations of the horcruxes?

If the cloak is so powerful that even death couldn't see through it then why the hell can Mad-eyes eye see through it?

I like the idea that Snape explored flying with lily and he tought Voldemort, not vice versa😊

A Very Good Video 👍🏻

Dude can you imagine if dumbeldore went to war with the cape and wand talk about making the death eater feel fear

well snape is a vampire so...

"her magical abilities had him spellbound" I see what you did there. And I approve.

To be fair to mr dursley is brave. His first encounter with a wizard was Hagrid a gaint. And he talks to hagrid as if he was someone who rang his doorbell

The last theory might be possible because Harry behaved a bit weird like "the bad dad" in the "cursed child" book ets.

Isn't it ironic that the 'only pure bloods' rule would have kept Tom Riddle out of Slytherin!

Snipe is not flying. He's an Air Bender as well as a Wizard

My favorite theory is that Harry isn't actually a wizard, he's just a mental patient and Hogwarts isn't a school for magic, it's a youth asylum.

As much as Dumbledore has done some shady shie.... I doubt he would willingly sacrifice lily and James to fate, and certainly Harry would never forgive him. More likely he didn't want it to fall into Voldemort's hands... You could say that he could just magic himself invisible, but no hallow would ever be matched with magic in that way. It was fate itself that bent towards that day, just as it was fate that broke Ron's wand etc.

Idk if the theory is on here, i just started the video, but with how intelligent Dumbledore is and his ability to read people, he always knew Sirius was innocent of the crimes he got sent to Azkaban for.. Dumbledore knew he never did and never would betray the Potters, but i guarantee Dumbledore knew who out of their friend group would have given the opportunity...but even so, he never tried coming to Sirius's defense...in my mind it's not that he didn't think about it or didn't want to, but he knew it was a much needed sacrifice for Harry and the Wizarding World as a whole.. Dumbledore knew that if Sirius got cleared of his charges and was released, he had full parental rights over Harry as his Godfather and he knew nothing would stop Sirius from taking Harry and raising him at his home, like James and Lily wanted...Which sounds great and all if Harry lived with Sirius throughout his entire childhood, but if that happened Harry wouldn't of had his protection charm from his mother's sacrifice, because he wouldn't be staying with a blood relative on his mother's side... and without the protection, Harry would have died in the first movie, at the hands of Quirell/Voldemort... Dumbledore couldn't risk that, so the safest thing was letting Sirius take the fall. By the time Prisoner Of Azkaban rolled around Harry was getting older and was relatively close to losing his trace and protection charm (not that losing the charm as an adult ended up mattering after Goblet Of Fire when he used Harry's blood to build his new body...Voldemort sealed his own fate with that decision...and up until that moment, Dumbledore believed Harry would have to die in the end, it wasnt until Harry told him what Voldemort did where he knew Harry could potentially be saved, but the only way for it to work was for Voldemort to kill his own piece of soul while the charm in Voldemorts blood left Harry untouched..and harry had to believe he was truly going to die by sacrificing himself for it to work, which also ended protecting everyone else at Hogwarts from Voldemort because he willingly sacrificed himself for everyone else, just like his mother did for him... Had anyone other than Voldemort attempted to Destroy the piece within Harry, the entire vessel would need to be destroyed in order to kill the piece of soul within, so that means Harry...and Dumbledore never predicted Harry getting mastery of the Elder Wand and having it used against him by Voldemort, he just wanted it to be unusable for Voldemort...and he also knew that Snape would end up dying because Voldemort would believe it belonged to Snape, not Draco...but the elder wand would of refused to kill Harry, it's true owner, but it would have gladly killed Voldemorts soul within Harry without giving Voldemort any fuss...So Harry was double protected in the forest lol.) Anyway, he somehow knew Sirius would be on the run from the Ministry after being rescued by the trio, so Harry couldn't feasibly go live with him regardless, and he knew Sirius wouldn't intentionally put him in any more danger in the process of being on the run... so he didn't see it as a risk like if he was completely free. The first part is 100% true about Dumbledore knowing he was innocent and why he wouldn't help Sirius, but the last part is my own theory on why he chose to help free and save him from the 'dementors kiss' in the 3rd movie/book, when he didn't before while getting sent straight to Azkaban without a trial... when Harry and Hermione went back in time, somehow past Dumbledore knew exactly what they were up to, almost like he's seen it play out previously (or told) and distracted Fudge at the precise moment to allow Harry and Buckbeak to get away unseen by the Minister...Even his future self mentioned that '2 innocent lives may be spared' and in the end they needed Buckbeak to save them from Lupin, to get to where Sirius was being held in order to break him out, aswell as for Sirius to escape on... is it a coincidence one couldn't be saved without the other? He sure wasn't surprised when they came back and Hermione told him they successfully saved Sirius and Buckbeak... Did he also have a time turner to go back and tell or instruct his past self (i feel like if anyone could interact with themself in the past without screwing things up, it's Dumbledore.. he'd just find seeing another Dumbledore randomly 'fascinating', hell, he might do it often in order to have another intelligent person to talk to and help figure things out with lol) or was that Dumbledores future self? Regardless, he somehow already knew the outcome was going to be successfully busting out Sirius but Peter getting away, making them unable to clear Sirius of his crimes, and Harry wouldn't be able to go live with him and he'd still be staying with the Dursleys making the protection still active... Or is it just that he's Dumbledore and somehow knows everything that was happening and would happen? Or maybe he had no idea on the way down to Hagrids and he somehow realized what they were doing, where they were hiding, and decided to act as a distraction in that exact moment to help them? The last option is the least likely...

Hmmm what if Dumbledore gave Tom riddle the job on the condition that Dumbledore has to approve everything tom wants to teach and how he teaches Dumbledore makes it apparent to Tom riddle that he can have what he wants if it's for the right reasons. How would this change the story if Tom got the job

I think Salazar Slytherin may have bin misunderstood(by the future magic community). What if we looked at the world of hies time ware muggle repelling charm ware not invented yet. Army’s of muggles are a real threat(making the basilisk reason for being there make sense). Who knows memory charms may not exist at the time making it risky to contact muggle parents.

Snape invented the Levicorpus spell, could this be related? ✨

Image what Voldemort would do with the cloak after he killed Potter family. or a deatheater. Doomed. XD BUT, (If deatheater or Voldie had the cape im sure Snape could fix it back to Harry!!!) Gah ! ;D

I think if Lilly didn't exist voldi wound be snapes servant. What if snap faked his death. He was the potion MASTER.

I have a theory....voldemorts look is based on Michael Jackson

Your vlog is so fun and upbeat. It always puts me in a good mood.

I genuinely do think Dumbledore is evil... Just not Voldemort evil and was willing to be a *good guy* if it meant defeating Voldemort. Someone Dumbledore probably feels he helped create. I think he did probably plan the potter death for the greater good which was in character as Dumbledore was willing to put both Harry, and snape in positions of death for the greater good.i feel people who deny this theory is for more sentimental reasons and less logical

First theroy makes no sense since the prophecy doesnt even specify that his parents die.

Dumbledore is Chaotic Good. The ends justify the means.

Didn't realize Snape was that much taller. Is he a little older?

Hearing people say DADA makes me cringe so hard it hurts...

Not fly. Jump good.

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2023.. incorporating DEI into a 90s saga as if it was on the forefront of J.K.s mind writing a childrens book... the new Gen ban her from her own creation to fulfill their own desires.. lol, what a joke

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We all know where Snape learned to fly: FROM PINK FLOYD!

✨SnApE ✨

What does J K Rowling say about this? Nice theory, but let’s talk to the creator?

Why then cant harry fly too since harry shared some of voldemorts soul

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For the first theory- If Voldemort was talented enough, to learn unsupported flight on his own then there is a good chance Severus did the same on his own. However I tend to agree with Minerva, simply because Voldemort valued Snape. When there were DE he was happy with he rewarded them. For the 2nd theory I go with the idea that he wanted to unite the Hallows for himself. No I think Snape did use Sectumsempra on James in a restrained version and healed him, which would have given James a warning without words (Don't F with me). I think he created the curse to use against all four of them, rather than just Remus. Salazar allowed HB witches and wizards if they valued their magical heritage only. There were no MB students in Slytherin house, only PB or HB were allowed. A MB in Slytherin would have been physically and/or mentally abused.

What if Snapes soul was not spared when he killed Dumbledore?

Mate what of Harry was a undercover Death Eatter😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Was Dumbledore a Deatheater?

You really need to stop showing the pictures of Dumbledore smiling it is freaking creepy. Please stop showing it. Please 🙏 🙏 🙏

I never understood why the Elder Wand wouldn't work for Tom, is it direct combat related only transfer? Yes, Draco did disarm Dumbledore and yes Snape "finished him off" but he was already in the process of death from a curse that Tom placed himself so shouldn't the wand obey Tom?