All New Fantastic Beasts 2 Wands Review, Wand Collection

[@julienxcls]

2:00 Opening of Theseus’ wand box 6:03 Yusuf’s wand 8:16 Flamel’s wand 10:04 Abernathy’s wand 11:22 Theseus’ wand 13:55 Skender’s wand 15:48 Spielman’s wand 17:41 Leta’s wand 18:49 Dumbledore‘s wand

[@vosranarit8690]

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[@ささみ信者]

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[@MB-Yash]

Thx

[@pookiebear364]

Dumbledores wand symbols are called Runes- FYI

[@gellertgrindelwald7171]

When you kept bending them, it made me physically cringe

[@KivoxEnder]

Lol, 😁

[@c.a.k.comedy692]

Same

[@atomykebonpyre]

FUCKING SAME

[@greywolfe2725]

Gellert Grindelwald same

[@khanakkhanijow5072]

It’s for the greater good

[@rddunn3413]

After researching, I discovered that the 5 symbols around the top shaft separating section are Dumbledore's initials- A P W B D, which suggests he did indeed do Ancient Runes when studying at Hogwarts and in fact he personalised his own wand, which is epic.

[@juano3000]

BHello. I know what are those symbols. I made a wand for myself some a few years ago with some of those same symbols. Those are nordic runes, from the futhark alphabet. The one from the bottom, that looks like a straight infinity symbol is called Dagaz, and it represents the conjuction between Heaven and Earth. Opposites forces binding together. The one that looks like an F pointing down is called Ansus, and represents Odin openning his arms to the World. Also represents the Word of Odin. The one that looks like an straight "n" is called Uruz. It represent the Uro, a extinct bison that was hunted as a rite of passage. It represents also the qualities of the beast applied to a person (strenght, agility, stamina). When is associated with Jera, it calls to the sexual potency of both male and female. The one that looks like a straight Yin Yang is called Jera, and is that, the futhark representation of the Yin Yang, bonds connecting in the center of the Earth. I hope this results usefull. For anything, excuse my poor english. I'm from Ecuador, hehehe.... XD

[@RushavMohanty]

this needs to get pinned. thanks a lot for sharing

[@Skolrein]

I love when people not from England or America say sorry for my English with perfect to near perfect grammar and punctuation, when 99% of us cant even speak English properly let alone write/type it.

[@nathanilt]

The Runes could also be Anglo Saxon Runes, which do share some of the Nordic runes.

[@mastercrafterandcollector201]

The f could also be looked at as the rune of frey

[@majorp7863]

Paul Newell rune of Frey points upwards

[@aidanlevy1507]

I would say Skender’s wand looks like that bc he is the ring master of the Circus Arcanus. So I think it’s supposed to be kinda weird, also it may have had to look like something muggles wouldn’t suspect if they would be attending the circus

[@sutrasofdelight]

Aidan Levy this is my favorite wand of all time. So unique.

[@gislimar5666]

Or turn into a staff

[@86upsmaya]

Skender wand screams Circus

[@TrainerBlue192]

It turns into the staff he uses during the circus. That's why it looks like a tiny staff

[@mastercrafterandcollector201]

Circus arcanus is a wizard circus in the French version of diagon alley(sort of)so a muggle wouldn't be there

[@spicynitrate345]

You gave me a mini panic attack every time you bent the wands XD

[@KivoxEnder]

Lol, I know what I’m doing don’t worry about 😉

[@spicynitrate345]

@@KivoxEnder Thats what I told myself to keep calm

[@leonardcasiano]

@@KivoxEnder Yeah you had me on that too...I was AHHHH! (in my head)

[@jankomarek2182]

Same

[@jsphbronson]

The Dumbledore wand feels like they've made it of a very sturdy rubber. I couldn't resist bending mine a little after seeing him do it, and I was actually blown away how much different it felt.

[@redwhale1740]

Those symbols on Dumbledore's wand are Norse runes and they're fascinating!

[@RedChairGaming]

Red Whale Interestingly, Rowling says the marking is only meaningful to Dumbledore and not for any reason we could decipher.

[@samuelvine]

I found that out too: Harvest, God, and Happiness (or Day/Light) were the three symbols I've seen so far in the video (paused at 9 seconds to study lol) - to me they point directly to Dumbledore's creation of the Deluminator.

[@TsurugiKyousuke70]

@@samuelvine what if he turned his old wand to the deluminator?

[@eirik3693]

@@RedChairGaming that's an annoying thing to say...

[@RedChairGaming]

Eirik369 Sorry. Wasn’t trying to be annoying. I just wanted to let them know Rowling says it’s something we can’t piece together; it’s something she’ll reveal later.

[@hamzajasavic]

*dude, please do grindelwald cosplay you look like him!*

[@duskyroc6417]

That would be amazing

[@hamzajasavic]

@@duskyroc6417 exactly!

[@LiminalBackroomsCompilation]

@@hamzajasavic he *is* grindelwald

[@jjmichael19]

Toboru agreed

[@mastercrafterandcollector201]

He will only do it for the greater good

[@greywolfe2725]

Little fact: Jude Law stated that the way he holds Dumbledore’s wand is he makes it look like he’s painting so if you think of what it would look like using the wand to paint then that’s how Jude holds it

[@kevinmorrice]

and it makes sexy dumbledore that little bitmore classy

[@jbpotter7568]

It’s not because of the US or UK it’s because of the style at the time (Art Deco) I think is what they said. But it has that 1920s /30s style

[@KivoxEnder]

But none of these characters just got their wands, Some guy Adam 40+ years prior to this, I would say that all of the main heroes are around 30, 40 at the latest and then you have someone like Flamel that is who knows how old. But yes they did say that about the art deco theme, it just doesn’t make all that much sense to me. I can see some embellishments being added to them after the wind is made but some of them you definitely can’t add embellishments to at least not in any tradition away but they do have magic so magic covers everything, should be good 😁😁

[@jbpotter7568]

KivoxEnder there is also the aspect that’s lots of people in the wizarding world have more than one wand. Or get a new one because they’ve broken it or lost it in a duel. For instance Ron who had his older brothers and then go a new one. I could definitely see someone like leta and Theseus getting a new wand with same core and wood type in order to get wit the times if you will

[@Uhohoreo]

Also. We know that stylistic changes happen differently in the wizard world. It’s possible that wand design mentality has a history of eras we are not aware of

[@girlonline3742]

Most people who went to Ilvermorny got their wands from there because you weren’t allow a wand until your went to school in the US. Once you got sorted in a house you choose your wand. If you want more details there is a channel call MovieFlame where he made a video about Ilvermorny and how it came to be!!

[@Vampike1998]

Movie Flame is a good channel.

[@KivoxEnder]

Someone still had to make the wands they don’t just appear out of nowhere a maker was still involved, the question is who is that maker 😁

[@girlonline3742]

KivoxEnder according to Pottermore a no-maj James Steward along with a witch named Isolt Sayre invented wands for Ilvermorny but they passed on the knowledge to other wand makers to make more for students after their deaths.

[@TheShavingTulsan]

For the design of the wands it carries over from the first Fantastic Beasts films, with the trim and design it’s largely inspired by the fashion of the time, the rise of Art Deco seems to have had an impact on design, as we know wizards could add embellishments or go back and add customizations from wand makers for what was in style and popular. Personally, the Fantastic Beasts wand style are my favorites as I’m a HUGE fan of Art Deco

[@themarvelboy3818]

Not really because some of these characters look old maybe even 50+ years old and they would've had to get their wands when they were 11 I think it just doesn't make sense

[@grant4254]

Hey Ender, if you remember in the Prisoner of Azkaban, Hermione was taking a class called Ancient Runes. A few of the symbols on Dumbledore's wand I recognized as Norse/Viking Runes, so I'd assume the symbols are magic ancient runes. I don't know what all of the runes mean, but in Norse mythology the sorcerers would use stones marked with runes (runestones) to cast magic. Rowling could have possibly worked that into the Wizarding World as she did the ancient Egyptians and their sorcerers. If that is true, the runes are probably meant to enhance the magical properties and powers of Dumbledore's wand.

[@JCLopez209]

I actually enjoyed wizards of Waverly place but yeah that wand is my least favorite

[@ivysylvan]

The symbols on Dumbledore's wand are Norse runes. On the bottom of the pommel is a stylized Manaz, which is used to mean man or community. Given Dumbledore's tendency to try to find the good in everyone and do what's best for the whole, it seems fitting. Around the guard, we have Jera, which means the year cycle and also the harvest--reaping what you've sown. Uruz is the ox and symbolizes strength. And Ansuz is used to mean communication, especially when it comes to divinity or the Vaettir (spirits.)

[@colesnellenberger1872]

I love how flamels wand looks older because he is I belive 300 years old

[@yes.57]

19:22 that symbol is the Viking rune “dagaz” and it means day or breakthrough. Those other symbols are other runes with various meanings

[@86upsmaya]

I picked Dumbledore's wand as soon as I saw it,without even knowing it was his.

[@NA-ck6cz]

Careful talking shit, that wand might choose you!

[@xMRxZEROx]

In regards to the symbols on Dumbledores wand, they are Runes, which as you know are a part of the Wizarding World. As for the one in the very bottom of the wand that looks like a stylized Roman numeral 10, I'm not aware of a rune that looks exactly like that, but it's closest to the symbol "Dagaz", which means 'dawn' and symbolizes intuition and inner light. The ones on the hilt I thought might spell something, but don't that I'm aware. But the two symbols that look like an uppercase F are called "Ansuz" and stand for 'Odin', which symbolizes God and ancestors. The one that looks like a tall lowercase 'n' is called "Uruz" and stands for 'Power', which symbolizes the primal creative force and gateways. The last symbol that looks like the "greater than, less than" symbols is "Jera" and stands for 'Earth', which symbolizes cycles and right action. Read into it what you will, but it seems like they were chosen at random and don't have any real hidden meaning. Which is disappointing. As far as the letters they symbolize its a J, a U, and two A's. I only know these because I used runes on a custom wand I'm making for a friend's nephew. Hope this helped. Loved the video!

[@Cutelatinguy2]

I think the wand with the red ball on top belongs to a character in the Circus so that's maybe why it has a "circus" look to it, in my opinion. Dumbledore is also my favorite. With regards to pricing, the wands are $10-$12 more at the Wizarding Worlds; my Dumbledore wand at Universal Studios in Hollywood was $46 vs $37.50 from the Nobel Collection. With taxes and shipping, it may come out to be the same but at least you get to look at several different wands before buying than taking a chance at a damaged wand. (Mine came out to $52 total with sales tax) Just FYI.

[@KivoxEnder]

if you want to pick up up here are the links to each wand, Affiliate Links Yusuf Kama Wand amzn.to/2PqVTeh Spielman Wand amzn.to/2L52CtK Theseus Scamander Wand. amzn.to/2PodmUg Leta Lestrange Wand. amzn.to/2PjmwBH Dumbledore Wand. amzn.to/2Sw2iqk Abernathy Wand. amzn.to/2SAvxIH Skender's Wand. amzn.to/2UqT4h1 I kinda bashed on the wands but I do like them all, just had a few nit picks here and there. Thats why I make videos like this, so I can show you and tell you what I really think. I hope ya'll like it let me know if you want to see anything else thanks 😁👍❤️

[@olancorcoran]

Is that a sonic screwdriver up on top of the shelf? Is it just the toy or is it a replica 🙃

[@Web_of_the_Spider]

Great video Kivox! Dumbledore's is my favourite too. I will definitely be getting that one. The symbols on his wand are the elder FUTHARK Runes. The one at the bottom looks like Hagalaz the H Rune, meaning Hailstorms, destruction and danger, being prepared for the worst and fortifying your defences. But it could also be Mannaz the Rune of humanity and unlocking ones true potential. However it could also be a bind-rune of Thurisaz which means offensive protection and curses and ill will. The Runes around the pommel are odd because they are Ansuz, Ansuz, Uruz and Jera. A, A, U, J. Ansuz is the Rune of Odin, communication, inspiration and truth. Uruz is the Rune of physical strength vitality and primal power, and Jera is the Rune of peace, happiness, new year and harvest. I hope that helps. Great video as always :)

[@Web_of_the_Spider]

A thought just occurred to me - because some of the Runes on Dumbeldore's wand having slightly dark meanings, perhaps this wand isn't Dumbledore's original wand. Maybe he won it from Grindelwald when they first duelled as teenagers when Ariana was killed. (This theory is based on the assumption that Grindelwald didn't yet have the Elder wand by this point. I'm speculating that he acquired that after the duel with Dumbeldore.) What do you think??? :)

[@KivoxEnder]

It’s the toy replica, good eye 😁

[@teikebaart8231]

Hey kivox, Thanks for making a review of these wands. I’m a big fan of the Harry Potter wands however the movie of fantastic beasts and grinderwald's upcoming movie feel for me like a rip-off from the original Harry Potter series. What do you think about that? Love your videos btw, I fell in love with your channel almost 2 years ago. You can really see how much effort you put in these beautiful edited videos of yours! Keep up the great work💪🏽👌🏽 much love and greetings from the Netherlands ❤️

[@t.j.armendariz354]

Maybe it is the “Roaring Twenties” style wands. Also the noble collection uses cold cast porcelain. Finally as noted in The Carlin Brothers’ video on it they tease a different wand for Dumbledore that has that series of bumps kind of like a reversing of the Elder wand (wide bumps with small sections that sink in) it’s in the cast photo on Pottermore.

[@the_northern_march]

To be fair, Skender is the owner of a circus, so I do understand where the prop team is coming from. It is ugly. Like, really, really, ugly. BUT I do think it goes well with a ring-master.

[@KivoxEnder]

I agree, but only if he got his wands later in life

[@the_northern_march]

@@KivoxEnder True. However, since wands are technically "quasi-sentient", and being bonded with a witch or wizard, shouldn't they kind of be able to see the path which their wizard will go down?

[@KivoxEnder]

I like to not look too deep into the Harry Potter rabbit hole, because when she wrote it, she really didn’t think about a lot of the logistics of the world but we can hope that that’s what happens but realistically will probably never know right? You could just start arresting people if their wands had a Lotta creepy stuff on it take Voldemort for example

[@the_northern_march]

@@KivoxEnder Excellent point. I'm the kind of guy who loves delving deep into lore and trivia, but for HP, it is a bit slim pickings,

[@_.Ozair._]

I'll get Leta's wand because it looks more comfortable and Her wand looks like it is made of Vinewood which is the wood of my Pottermore wand... It seems like the wand chose me. And I am in Slytherin.

[@VidaDeSuazo]

BRO!, when you said "a child's walking cane" I almost died laughing!

[@Gjergji311]

So, the symbol at the end of Dumbledore’s want is a rune and it’s upright when it looks like |X|. It’s the rune representing day or the letter ‘d.’ So, given that his name is Albus (meaning “white” in Latin, though it could also be interpreted as “bright”) and his last name starts with a ‘D,’ lots of symbolism there.

[@charlieandrew2782]

The symbol on Dumbledor's pommel is for Merlin. I'm guessing it signifies his belonging to the Order of Merlin (I think that's the name)

[@charlieandrew2782]

The cross with parallel line (roman 10) is Merlin's symbol, I don't know about the small twirl at each end though

[@dantesinferno1456]

Charlie Andrew it’s also the Norse rune dagaz

[@samjohnstonemusic6328]

How is this related to merlin??

[@jacksongin831]

I might be late to but the style of the fantastic beasts wands with metal trim, fancy handles, etc is because the 20’s and 30’s style was very much show using silver and gold in canes, pocket watches, and tortoise shells in glasses and trim of other items. The wands are supposed to reflect the era

[@Dariusissocool]

Wand lore kinda flies right out the window when you realize they cannot be repaired except by the elder wand and you can just buy them at the store. And when you are at the store do you relive your 11year old moment when another wand chooses you again? Or is that connection only with the first one?

[@KivoxEnder]

As far as I know you would still want a one that is compatible with you, any wizard could use pretty much any wand if they are skilled, but having one that jives with you is the whole point of that initial choosing. You would want a child learning magic for the first Time to not have any difficulties with their wand. That would be the last thing they would need a ready been so inexperienced. I’m sure that an adult has a much easier time finding a wand just based on experience

[@Dariusissocool]

KivoxEnder There’s a reddit thread that says another one will choose you again Also in the video you mentioned American wands possibly being different. They are. According the research I’ve done, there are different magical creatures in America which would mean different cores. Also the four wandmakers in the US all has secret techniques and cores for the wands they used. One of them is know for Mother-Of-Pearl inlay on his wands whiiiiicccchhhh Newt has on his wand on the handle. Meaning Newt’s wand is possibly American made. (Obviously the movie people made it how they wanted it but if you insert what they made into the world of HP, then it would be indeed an American wand)

[@Dariusissocool]

www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/FanTheories/comments/5hbxsn/fantastic_beasts_newt_scamanders_wand_is_not_his/

[@edvvyn7508]

About the symbols: they are runes. The kind of "F" looking rune that there are two of is called "Ansuz" (A) and means "Ash" (Potentially the wood the wand is made of?). The one that look kind of like an upside down "V" is called "Urus" (U/V) and means "Power". The rune that looks kind of like the "" symbols together is called "Jera" (J) and means "Year" or "Harvest". The rune on the bottom is a bit more difficult because it doesn't have an exact reseblence, but it could stand for eighter "Mannaz" (M) meaning "Man" or more specificly "Human", or it could stand for "Dagas" (D), translating into "Day", or "Light". However I personaly think that the first one fits better. Edit: The runes on the first metal part also spell Auja, which in old northen languages translates into "fortune".

[@negachin7606]

Every time time a I see scenders it grows on me a little bit and my top 3 that I don't have Are, Leta,Dumbledore and theasus

[@harrisonpalmer-ball4938]

That definitely makes two of us on that opinion.

[@Solvidro]

I fell in love with Leta's wand. This kind of simple but also elegant design drew me in almost immediately. My second favourite is Dumbledore's wand.

[@NIkkosKarabis]

I love how you combine high tech technology and expensive equipment with the magic world of Fantastic Beasts!!!

[@slykatt]

Spielman's wand reminds me of an antique Chinese chopstick design. Chinese style chopsticks are squared at the top where you grip, and rounded as they get to the tip. Antique collector versions will feature things like ivory carvings at the handle. So it's very oriental. I wonder why.

[@charlesdawkins5921]

The symbols on Dumbledore's wand are runes from the Elder Futhark (Germanic tribes, good ol' viking stuff). The one on the bottom of the pommel translates to D (for Dumbledore?), the ones on the guard are U, J, and A (2x).

[@wayverleesoulsong]

I love how the wand with the ivory tint looks like a chopstick with the square handle

[@Venus-me7vx]

The symbols are runes, the one at the bottom of the wand means "Day", the other four ones mean "Repetition" "Strength" and "Inspiration" is the one that repeats. No idea what that could posibly mean tbh

[@joeyyyyyiguess]

I haven't watched this guy until now and I really liked him up until the point where he called Wizards of Waverly Place some dumb Disney show. Cancelled lmao.

[@richardlancaster4372]

The runes on the handle of Dumbledores wand look Nordic. The symbols that I could see look like they are the runes that represent the sun, the earth, rain wisdom and joy. The rune on the pommel also looks kind of like the Nordic rune for hail, but not exactly. That could suggest that Dumbledore is very grounded and centred on worldly events. The wisdom highlighting his intelligence and the sun to represent him possibly be a beacon that those who wish to combat dark forces can gather, perhaps also he is the light that will vanquish it. Perhaps referencing the final confrontation with Grindelwald.

[@bl00dhoney]

"the black" is supposed to be ebony which is an African hardwood which was a v popular material in the 1920s/30s

[@THEORDEROFSTARS]

The closet symbol meaning of Dumbledores wand 1. Dagaz at the bottom is 'Gift' in Rune. represents: Time is an illusion that once realized, is lovingly embraced, none the less.” and many more meaning look it up! 2. Uruz is the rune of the ox. It's untamed wild energy and strength, as well as initiation and passage. It often indicates that you have outgrown your current life situation, and that it's time to make change towards growth. 3. Ansuz is another complex rune, and its energies and manifestations are very predominant in our time. The common interpretation is that this rune signifies “a god”, that is, one of the Aesir, particularly Odin. It refers to a personal ancestry that traces back to the old gods, and therefor our divine inheritance. 4. and one symbol represcendes I think the Elder Futhak, or the rune lanquage. Your welcome!

[@BladerGx]

Symbol on the pommel is “Dagaz”, the ones on the ring guard are: Ansuz, Uruz, Jera, Ansuz.

[@bella_iris]

Dude I could totally envision you as a descendant of the great line of Olivanders and one of the Olivander wand makers.

[@samuelvine]

00:09 On the wand in some of Dumbledore's posters - the 2 symbols visible on the wand's middle are the Nordic Runes of "Jera" and "Ansuz" (meaning "Harvest" and "God" respectively) with "Jera" being at the top and "Ansuz" on lower side. The third symbol on the end is a bit trickier but is probably also a Nordic Rune, specifically an alternate form of "Dagaz" which means anything from "Day" to "Inner Light", "Intuition", or even "Happiness". I do feel like that third symbol comes from somewhere else too but I couldn't find anything about it atm. But I have to LOL at the inclusion of "Harvest" and "God" on Dumbledore's wand because it just strengthens the JKR approved fan theory claiming Dumbledore is the character of Death from the Story of the Three Brothers :) *EDIT* Ok after seeing the whole wand I think it's interesting that "Ansuz" is on the wand twice - literally saying "God" "God". Also the last symbol is the Nordic Rune "Urr" meaning "Strength". I have some theory work to do now lol!

[@thetardislegilimens]

I got Flamel and Dumbledore’s wands, and I’m thinking of getting Thesues and Leta’s wands too. However, I love the two I got.

[@darkwriter_xx94]

I think that would’ve been a cool bit of consistency if all the American wands were known for having decorative handles while British wands tend to just have completely wooden wands.

[@Atljeepboy]

The Norse run on the bottom of the hilt of Dumbledore's wand, represents Daylight which represents light overcoming dark.

[@rosiegirl7112]

Excellent review of the wands. I agree with your top picks and now I really want to get young Dumbledore's wand and maybe Leta's. Would love to see more of your comparisons of the different wands.

[@stephenking5852]

4:53 Stellar camera work! It feels like I’m watching an Apple ad.

[@KivoxEnder]

Thanks dude

[@madeinheavene31]

I love Leta's and Nicholas's wand. This wawe of wands is amazing

[@udorechner6846]

You did a very interesting and entertaining video. I like your clean studio! and al the wands in the background. Very well done. Thanks very much for sharing to us.

[@leonardcasiano]

I definitely have to add some of these to my collection, first up Dumbledore (of Course) Second Flamel and I do like Spielman's wand as well..Leta's wand is a must as well. From this new series , Queenie is my favorite thus far... I Think Johnny Depp is gonna kill it in this film but we have to see, I already find him more interesting than Voldermort (the older Voldermort anyway) I like the younger Voldermort better for some reason..he lost all his charm after his rebirth....Anways great video and keep them comin!

[@Morgothslackey]

Love the video. I've owned them all, and believe it or not, Newts is my favorite. I love how it handles and how comfortable it is in my hand. Voldemort's is probably the coolest looking one though.

[@themagicpotato2943]

The symbol on the bottom of Dumbledore’s wand kind of looks like a stylized Norse rune “D” (dagaz) or possibly an “M” (mannaz). Of course, I could be wrong, I’m no expert in runes, but I think that’s pretty cool~

[@StevesImpulse]

I really liked Lestrange's wand. I think its very classy. you should make a fan film.

[@genefactor007]

I was already enjoying this video but when you said Newt was your favorite character I was like, "Okay where's the like button, I need to smash it right now!" Haha! Same here, I'm a big Newt fan as well. I also really enjoy Dumbledore in his younger years as well. I notice you are sporting the gray waist coat just like him! Oh yeah I noticed, my friend. Great video. Now excuse me while I go purchase that Dumbledore wand for myself. :)

[@gaspanic5279]

You could've added character photos for better understanding

[@rinthy06]

Love the editing in this! And I appreciate your detailed review I agree with you on your favourites! I really love Dumbledore's wand it's just so beautiful! I hope I can get one for myself! Excellent video! 😊

[@akiran2131]

Hopefully Noble Collection will sell Bunty's wand when the third movie comes out (it has a nice pine cone handle) and we'll get wands with a much more creative and interesting shaft/blade.

[@originalhorrorinc.5401]

I've collected the noble wands since 2004 when they first came out and they've declined in quality when they became more mainstream with the parks opening up. The Fantastic beasts wands just don't feel the same quality to me and the boxes are all the same and done more cheaply. The inside "velvet" is alot more firm and not soft and the boxes don't feel as sturdy. When I got the Albus Dumbledore wand from this new line it felt very cheap and I wasn't impressed at all, probably not gonna get these new ones or atleast not in the collectors box

[@coreyvisser7004]

I'd say the styles were like that because that was mist popular during the time period in the movie. Metal on the handle was all the rage probably.

[@MrCarrilloCarlos]

How does this only have 34k views????? Ive watched 20 times alone haha i just received my Leta and Theseus set and im in love with them.

[@anilciimm]

19:30 Those symbols are Runes, we use them in Witchcraft mostly. I think J.K Rowling inspired from Witchcraft when she designed this wands.

[@harrisonpalmer-ball4938]

The symbols on Dumbledore’s wand are actually Nordic runes especially on the pommel.

[@AlphaRheaProductions]

I didn't like Skender's wand too at first but after seeing the movie I now understand why they decided to design it that way. I kinda like cause it suits perfectly the circus theme. PS : btw you did a really good job on the reviews. Some may think you're being too judgemental but to me it was the perfect amount of "investigation" haha.

[@ElethornJones]

That "X" on the end is nordic D. Threre is 4 symbols here. An "A" occures two times. I think this is proto nordic word "AUJA" and it means luck or fortune.

[@rexcaliburn]

i think the use of the metal is to make them appear to be more in style with the time of the movie and the art deco style that was the craze in the early 1900s

[@benmoore1097]

On Dumbledore's Wand. The symbol on the Pommel is Dagaz. Norse Rune for "D"

[@sugarfoxi8171]

The three favorites you said you have are my favorites too, they look soooo amazing

[@erzherzogalbrecht8504]

Personally I Think that Scander's Wand realy fits his Owner, i looks like it belong's to a Circus Director, that Colours and the Overall apereance makes me Think about Circus instantly

[@pookiebear364]

The wand discription idea is a great idea!

[@UserxError]

I would like to see the video about the different boxes and a video on the defects you’ve found. Great review!

[@RADHADES]

I say in this video i have 2 favorite wands. 1 Dumbledore's wand 2Nicholas Flamel wand Also the symbols on bumbledores wand are runes

[@hpbruin]

I'm so bummed they didn't make Bunty's wand. That was my favorite of the bunch.

[@stevestokes4206]

When you were talking about the skender wand I laughed so hard when you said wizards of Waverly place but seriously I kinda like it and I think since most people dont like it means it will be the most valuable in time food for thought great video kivox love you

[@aamirmunawwar1408]

The Wands from Fantastic beasts are so light from up

[@santiagomoran1384]

Kivox with mi spielman, s wand stands up

[@nickmurphy8522]

I love Dumbledores wand..I have it myself and carry it with me when I wear Newts jacket

[@sobrekaiunion6253]

that symbol on Dumbledore's to me looks like a mixed Rune. Dagaz (D) for Day or Happiness, Gebo (G)- Love or Gift, Mannaz (M)- Man, Humanity, and maybe Eihwaz (Y) Transformation, death or Rebirth. Just my two cents

[@redtopreviews205]

The F looking tunes on dumbledore wand translates into Ash so ashes to ashes like a... PHOENIX

[@johnginardi8107]

Great review man. I am definately a fan of Dumbledore's wand out of all of them. Thankfully I was able to get mine at Barnes and Nobles.

[@KivoxEnder]

But no box?

[@johnginardi8107]

@@KivoxEnder The box designs are different from the actual noble collection wands boxes. Sadly they aren't as alabrat though. But they still are the same quality in product.

[@Anna-zc4ph]

The symbols on Dumbeldore's wand are runes, they look like Elder futhark, but I assume they might be from the same futhark as used in the First Edition of The tales of Beedle the Bard. From what I can see the pommel reads "M" (or D), and the ring at the top, "U, J/Y, A, A,", written in the sequence you displayed them. I orginally thought it would turn out to be his initials, which would have made sense, but maybe these particular runes carry some other symbolic or magical meaning.

[@erikinbox5]

Just wanted to let you know there is a cheaper also from noble collection Dumbledore wand from crimes of Grindlewald on sale at Barnes and Noble

[@BoogerbaIIz]

All the wands for Ilvermorny (American Hogwarts) students have their wands made at the school once they are sorted into one of the 4 houses.

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

My favorite characters are Porpentina and Newt. They're both so awkward but great

[@emmacurzon4672]

I have some tribute music videos to them on my channel if you want to check them out 🙂

[@Raphstav]

It's the rune "Mann" at the end of the handle. It means "man", extended to "human being".

[@erbansahutagaol8972]

Your hairstyle is very nice

[@KivoxEnder]

Thank you 😊

[@Astho_]

The runes around the handle of dumbledores wand, is from the futhark. Norse writing. The one on the bottom could be a norse runebinding.

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

I love the Skender wand! It reminds me of a harlequin jester renaissance design!

[@pookiebear364]

The Flamel wand would be gold trim since he came up with how to make Gold from lead.

[@jennagilmore5365]

Great review! Definitely made a few decisions about what i’m going to purchase first (Dumbledore number one…obviously *cue Snape voice*). Would also really appreciate your video on the flaws etc. It doesn’t seem to matter where your purchase them from when it comes to Noble Collection, there is always something not quite right. I bought two wands from the store in London and returned them both for an exchange but they still had some slight issues. Even when it comes to their other replicas there is generally an issue!

[@BilalHussain-xk9in]

Theses Wands look so modern compared to the harry potter wands

[@alexholloway4210]

Dumbledores wand has got runes on it the rune you’re asking about in particular is called Mannaz ( It represents man or mankind.) The Self; the individual or the human race. Your attitude toward others and their attitudes towards you. Friends and enemies, social order. Intelligence, forethought, create, skill, ability. Divine structure, intelligence, awareness. Expect to receive some sort of aid or cooperation now. Mannaz Reversed or Merkstave: Depression, mortality, blindness, self-delusion. Cunning, slyness, manipulation, craftiness, calculation. Expect no help n

[@pedrozayas9051]

I love dumbledores wand too. I would prefer it without its handle. I think the twist itself could work well as the handle. His wand kinda looks like it has two handles.

[@danielc2530]

I will definitely get Flamel’s wand. It’s the best design for me, second is Leta’s

[@andreyschuettpelz7766]

I would like to see you review the 3 new fantastic beasts wands.

[@avatarahng]

Skender’s wand, defo love or hate but you are right about mini cane theory coz it is. Look for some skender pics in instagram he holds a cane looks exactky like bigger version of his wand. So probably its magical staff that shrinks to be wand or something! X

[@francodominguez3053]

I actualy loved skender’s wand, my fave. Also the greek looking handle one looks great

[@jty4471]

the "lettering" on dumbledores wand looks like the anglo saxon runes used in the HP movies.