History of the Forbidden Forest - Harry Potter Explained

[@HarryPotterTheory]

Which 'History Of' video do you want next? Ministry of Magic is currently in the works.. Comment down below!

[@jebvlogs4761]

Wait wait I thought the trauma of Harry seeing death for the first time was through Cedric's in goblet of fire,not Sirius in the Ministry of Magic(UK) ... These unknown spells that were seen in the book(the spell used to turn a death eater head into a baby) Ron wanted to kill it,but Hermione stopped him.. What spell was the one that death eater use to hit Hermione in the chest,that made a heart before she said "Oh" ..than she got knock out Why Rowling decided to omit Frienze scene in the book for Divination sub teacher? when Sybil was sacked at not meeting Umbridges standards... And the book: made by Snape(authored Half blood prince) Why Ministry change the course curriculum in the book,and omitted things? To allow students to fell Advance Potions.. What was the book that had a Screaming face coming out of it,in the Restriction section when Harry attempted to read?

[@Oshri700]

History of why the cursed child is the worst thing to ever happen to mankind.

[@lessoirehernandez3538]

In the Forbidden Forest, Firenze doesn't say it's Voldemort. He suggests that is though, and as Harry is asking Firenze if he means Voldemort, he is interrupted by Hermione calling his name. And I believe the same happened in the movie. Firenze never says Voldemort name. Also, I want to know how the Centaurs knew that Voldemort still lived. In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, chapter fifteen, The Forbidden Forest page 189 Firenze says to Harry "Can you think of nobody who has waited many years to return to power, who clung to life, awaiting their chance." (Forshadowing about Horcruxes) Showing that the Centaurs, or at let Firenze knew that Voldemort lived. Firenze even acknowledges that others believed Voldemort dead and says it Codswallop in his opinion. We don't really get confirmation that the cloaked figure is Voldemort until Harry is talking to Professor Quirrell/Voldemort.

[@amymelton4782]

@@jebvlogs4761 it was seeing Cedric's death. You are right. And it was Philosopher's Stone where the face comes out and screams.

[@JohnSuave]

History of prominent magical families would be sick

[@danielkubicek1323]

-Rowena Ravenclaw: "I have had a vision! We shall build our school here!" -Godric Gryffindor: "Right next to the foreboding forest?" -Helga Hufflepuff: "Ah, I think Godric has a point..." -Godric and Salathzar together: "Perfect!" -Salathzar: "It is a bounty of supernatural resources and an excellent place study dangerous beasts!" 😈 -Godric: "It will be the proving grounds of the brave and adventurous!" 😁 -Rowena: "It will be a puzzle and mystery for the cunning!" 🤔 -Helga: "It is going to be a graveyard for children..." 😑

[@magicpyroninja]

Well works out in the end if you can't handle it don't go and if you're overconfident then you're a cautionary tale

[@imneveruploadinghere7180]

@@magicpyroninja hard to just "not go" when the teacher takes you there for a lesson.

[@wadewilson3309]

@@imneveruploadinghere7180 or for detention

[@christianheichel]

​@@imneveruploadinghere7180 I'd rather take unsavory teachers there. It's a shame she got better

[@nina_2807]

Helga, always so dramatic..

[@doggogreg1811]

"One does not simply walk into the Forbidden Forest." - Boromir Potter

[@leahluostarinen]

Who's Boromir Potter

[@alittlelightcse2762]

@@leahluostarinen Your mother

[@ToxicOutlaw]

@@leahluostarinen i hope that's a joke...

[@TheRealJosh1-IYKYK]

@@leahluostarinen he helped Harry and Ron destroy the one ring to rule them all. Don't even you watch movies?

[@doggogreg1811]

@@leahluostarinen Boromir Potter is the son of Denethor Potter the Second and brother to Faramir Potter.

[@seth9655]

With how many times they were there, this forest doesn't really feel that forbidden.

[@EL-ISS]

"The NEARLY Forbidden Forest." 😂💀

[@rishavdutta6970]

@@EL-ISS Nearly Forbidden? How can it be nearly forbidden?

[@williamclay190]

@@rishavdutta6970 like this....

[@rishavdutta6970]

@@williamclay190 😨

[@MrKevin486]

​@Rishav Dutta 🤣🤣🤣 good one you two

[@neocrimsoncloud]

I'd argue that students are forbidden from entering the forest unsupervised but when accompanied by a staff member as punishment, it's supposed to show them why it's dangerous so they aren't tempted to go alone.

[@deathwrow9652]

Nah its meant to scare them, kind of a "Dont misbehave, or youll go back in the forest again." and the supervision is just to stop them from dying lol

[@vladimirblagojevic5937]

And thats why they sent Malfoy and Harry unsupervised to search for unicorn killing thing. Not counting Scooby that Hagrid lent them.

[@denverhardin3577]

​@@vladimirblagojevic5937just so's ya know he's a bloody coward

[@TheLastCrow5150]

​@@vladimirblagojevic5937Hey, it's Hagrid. He doesn't always make the right choice. Hagrid is half giant. So I imagine the forest isn't so dangerous to him. "Unicorn blood... ok, Harry and Draco, you go off that way, I'll go this way with Hermoine. Ironically, Hermoine was probably the most capable to travel inside the forest next to Hagrid

[@Chuck_Spadina]

I’m sure naming anything as ‘forbidden’ would be more than enough reason for Fred and George to become interested in it.

[@huntercool2232]

I still find it hilarious that the first time we saw the Forbidden Forest was when they were forced to go into it as punishment for sneaking around at night lmao “How dare you children sneak out at night and put yourselves in danger! As punishment we will send you out at night and put you in danger!”

[@youreanime]

Like when you get caught smoking so you're parents make you smoke a whole carton

[@zachpayton1079]

As a counterpoint, I think it makes perfect sense Hogwarts is next to the Dark Forest. Especially after the statute of secrecy, I'm sure magical "real estate" became scarce. To boot, as wild magical creatures needed to be hidden from muggles, I'm sure the forest became a dumping ground for all manner of beasts. It only makes sense to build a magical school next to a magical forest. It probably benefitted them as well as a buffer, and also a place to gather resources and knowledge.

[@elliottvaughn700]

Right. Also while the book never fully mentions the plant-life there I imagine that the forest is rich with different potion ingredients, Herbology resources, obviously care of magical creatures... creatures, and Defense Against the Dark Arts topics for reference. It has a whole lot to teach and reference about the magical world and while students are forbidden to enter due to safety concerns there's most likely a lot to be drawn from by teachers. Also to the point of Fred and George I'd hazard a guess that some of their prank/candy creations included ingredients from the forest which is why they had taken a keen interest in it!

[@rjgaynor8]

I always believed the forest had a real name before. It became the “forbidden” forest, because the students weren’t allowed to go into it. The rumors started because kids will be kids and share scary stories about places they can’t go into. I mean in reality most of the forest isn’t dangerous at all. Just where Aragog lived.

[@VarjoPira]

The forest is a natural barrier against muggles. Makes sense to keep it around, at least in the past.

[@midgetydeath]

Wizards: "Muggles will never get through the forest!" Muggles: "Burn it down." Wizards: "Wait, what?"

[@aerystargaryenii2565]

​@@midgetydeathhow does America still have wizards?

[@Likexner]

@@aerystargaryenii2565 If youre implying that America doesnt have a lot of forest, youre wrong.

[@aerystargaryenii2565]

@@Likexner no because Americans are nosey, intrusive and armed

[@teresamaslon6280]

Harry 's first corporeal patronas was conjured at the quidditch match where Malfoy and company dressed as dementors to try and sabotage Harry.

[@FumblsTheSniper]

I’m sure Fred and George were looking for magical ingredients. Also, the edge of the wards extends to the forest. In a few of the shots of the edge it appears to be at the bottom of an open hill, making an invasion difficult. You also forget that the castle is ringed by the lake. It has pretty good defenses.

[@tn98544]

The punishing students by sending them to the forest makes as much sense as suspending kids from school for skipping class

[@ulig91]

Quick correction: Book 3 - Harry casts his first corporeal Patronus on the Quidditch field while playing against Ravenclaw.

[@HuskySansVergogne]

Dude I bought Hogwarts Legacy, I'm not a HP fan and I don't know shit about the Wizarding World lore. But I absolutely loved the game, I got it 100% and did all the achievements, and when I was not playing I was watching your videos to learn more about the world of the game and the Wizarding World in general, your channel is a gold mine and allowed me to appreciate the game even more and to understand a lot of references. I think what fascinated me the most was the history of Azkaban and Ekrizdis, and how Dementors were made.

[@HarryPotterTheory]

Thank-you!

[@lambongini4841]

Watch the movies..

[@monkey39128]

@@lambongini4841 And the books.

[@johnt.inscrutable1545]

@@monkey39128yeah, watch the books!😊

[@Matt-pn1ce]

The forest is nightmare fuel , the spiders everywhere are just the one of many horrors that lurk beneath the woods . The ministry of magic even feared sending aurors their after unnerving reports of monstrous beings created by dark wizards . Who knows what else lurks within

[@thomasleonardis711]

A note to keep in mind. Is that in Medieval Europe (where many fantasy societies are based from) forests were forbidden. They were unmapped and hard to navigate. The Black Forest in Germany alone is the source of many fairytales for this very reason. Edit: but it could be forbidden as in a sanctuary for rare magical creatures which would explain the use in Care for Magical Creature classes (playing into the grounds keepers caring for it as well).

[@thebluestig2654]

Lupin doesn't "accidentally" transform into a Werewolf, it was a full moon. Fred & George were interested in the Forest because of the rare ingredients for their future business, Weazely's Wizarding Wheezes.

[@HarveyMeadowlark]

I think Lupin’s “accident” was allowing it to happen without drinking his wolfsbane potion to retain his sentience.

[@andrewweber9930]

I bet the only four people that knew everything in the forest was the founders of Hogwarts

[@alexdredge655]

Yeah I agree. I bet Slytherin had a backup Basilisk in there 😅

[@VarjoPira]

Doubt the forest was as large in their time.

[@justsayin8700]

Some beasts in the forests are not natives so the life in the Forest now would easily be twice the size of the forest in their time

[@Ascalis1]

@@alexdredge655 I can honestly see Salazar sitting there like "You thought I only had one? Sike bitch it's double jeopardy time". Or something to that extent. I may be misquoting.

[@davidkennedy8929]

Just being a dark, unforgiving magical forest would make you not want to go inside it, let alone all the magical creatures and beasts that must have lurked in the darkness. Near the school or not I think I would have stayed away.🧙‍♂️

[@hollywalker3726]

I would argue that the transformation for Half-Blood Prince is the loss of Aragog. It was the conduit that allowed Harry to learn the secret memory Slughorn was hiding, which transformed their knowledge of the Horcruxes.

[@jorgecarbajal8076]

16:11-16:19 Despite not playing Hogwarts Mystery, I was still familiar with Rowan due to a few gameplay videos. However, I didn’t know about this fact, and it was upsetting to learn.

[@somathegamer4933]

Wish we would get a prequel with Harry's parents so we can see the Marauders being formed then going into the woods so their friend is not alone as a werewolf all that stuff would be amazing

[@Havøc_Varangian]

Yes!

[@thomasleonardis711]

Also. The most fearsome creature in the forest. A magically sentient car 🚗.

[@JamesDavy2009]

Not just any car, a Ford Anglia.

[@NotAShawn]

Book: "The Stone is lost in the mud of the Forbidden Forest forever" New First Year: Detention in the Forest and spams Revelio..."hmm, er... What's this?... Hmm I wonder..."

[@LittleAnimations.3]

Lol

[@expred]

"In dying, Harry failed miserably" haha. Keep up the good work!

[@Martyn_Wolf]

One thing I've always poundered upon about Book 3. Harry sees a future version of himself casting the Patronas charm. Given how we later find out this happens due to Harry and Hermione going back in time, Harry casting the charm himself. I believe that Buckbeak was never truly killed the initial time we see Waldon swinging his axe (it's been my theory that Harry and Hermione have gone through this time line 2 times - first time to save Harry, Sirius and Buckbeak and then a second time to save Sirius and Buckbeak - if he did die the first time around) It says that "Harry and Hermione hear a howl and see Hagrid stumbling out of his hut drunk with happiness".this is shortly after they save Buckbeak. Given how Harry, Ron and Hermione hear this same sound after they believe Buckbeak to be dead and before they end up in the Shrieking Shack.

[@MrPurpleDecay]

Time is endless, every moment is constantly happening over and over, we just saw 2 loops

[@Gr1mley]

The twins going back to the forest is something I want to see explored. Id always thought it would be interesting if Georgie finds the resurrection stone on accident and has a moment with Fred causing a whole sub plot of him not being able to get rid of it and Fred becoming unhappy until he has to.

[@PolinaLee94]

Always puzzled me how more kids didn't go to such a mysterios forbidden place. Given that wizards in general are not much concerned with safety due to magic protecting them from most of physical damage, deseases, non-magical and some magical accidents.

[@shotty2164]

Because other magical beings know magic as well

[@PolinaLee94]

@@shotty2164 , so? How are those 2 things even connected? Why would the fact that other creatures have magic stop some human teenager, wich are headless even amongst muggles, and even more so amongs wizards, from going there? Does the fact the the word "english" starts with "e" mean that Harry is a chosen one? Where is the connection?

[@desireelaird7513]

No no no! You forgot the car going feral! I think that was a very interesting transformation!

[@Huskytabby]

Video idea for you to do: What additional effects do spells have that are not seen in the movies? For instance, what else can the patronus charm do besides ward off dementors?

[@patrickoneill2634]

I’m glad you mentioned how it doesn’t make sense that the punishment for Harry being late was to help Hagrid in the Forbidden Forest. It’s literally called the FORBIDDEN Forest, since it is meant to be extremely dangerous to students. And never mind that Harry was 11 at the time

[@Likexner]

It was basically attempted murder.

[@pamela_fay]

Really enjoyed this one. Where do you get all this crazy extra info about the students? Fantastic

[@TheGavin1994]

Don't forget the centaurs mentioned in the first book that Mars(God of war)was incredibly bright, hinting at the impending wizarding war.

[@monkey39128]

Ruddy star gazers the lot of em!

[@markanthonypittaway1539]

We need a history of magical spell and magical types developments. What I mean is , how did the magic spells taught and known and invented get more powerful , uncontrollable and well-known they are. And how have the wizarding world created new types of magic like astronomy and elemental , how did they discover them , how did they find out the words for spells while even knowing the correct pronunciation? I hope u understand.

[@jackgower3606]

‘Never ever go into the forest’ Apart from if you’re late for class and get detention and get sent there in the middle of the night of course…

[@MSSProductions1]

If I had known I would've skipped to 12:00

[@Silver_Girl178]

A new Wand Tree, I'm guessing an Elder tree, probably grew over and around- if not from- the Resurrection Stone.

[@elliottvaughn700]

I like this!

[@webiorg6147]

1. The place was meant to deter students from being unruly. Hagrid wouldn't take them to the actually dangerous places, and he would protect them, but they would still feel fear just because of the atmosphere of the place and the darkness, that is the punishment. Hagrid took them to the area inhabited by Centaurs and Unicorns, so it was essentially just sightseeing filled with adrenaline. 2. The Forbidden forest is scary and hostile on purpose to deter people from entering. That protects them from what is inside and the creatures inside from people. Creating a barrier between the forest and the school would unwisely detach them from the surrounding world. Students should learn to coexist with the beings there, respect their territory.

[@ArniesTech]

To be 100% honest with you, I always found this forest super soothing and cozy 🙏

[@RiverSprite30]

Your videos are insanely addictive. I haven't gotten up in 3 hours. 0_0

[@williamstefens]

With regards to Barty Crouch senior walking into the Hogwarts by walking through the forbidden forest, considering he was a wizard and was was walking throuhj the forest with the intent purpose of finding both the castle and Dumbledore, he woukd see the castle for what it is, and not the ruins a muggle would see if they survived the forest.

[@unionjack84]

There wasn't enough of Voldemort 's soul left inside him for the Dementor's Kiss to harm him.

[@menotyou816]

Make a video on the legendary cursed vaults

[@darthplagueis8886]

Hope they explore it more in the new series.

[@harrissyed1603]

it makes sense that the founders, 3 of the four supporting the idea that Hogwarts would be a school filled with students from many walks of life, would want the school to not be dissconnected from the muggle/outside world.

[@jamesf7871]

In Half-Blood Prince, Prof. Snape's confession to Harry happend near Hagrid's place. Probably symbolic as well, being that the scene happend near the edge of the forest.

[@Vernal_the_Oryx]

Fred and George's interest is the same as any daring young marauder... Lady centaurs

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

I've read that Lady Centaurs are very sexually active, while the Lord Centaurs are not really concerned with keeping their species going. So maybe Fred and George met some Lady Centaurs.

[@1.2718]

I think that this was a great place to protect the students from muggles. People would not venture from the muggle if there was a lot of death and disappearance associated with it.

[@19320000000000]

How powerful was Harry? Was he average or really powerful, or was he the beneficiary of being the focal pointe of the series.

[@justsayin8700]

Harry’s only power was he inherited part of Voldemort. He looks powerful against the dark lord because Voldemort was fighting part of himself. Also Harry had ALOT of help from Friends / the school and one of the most powerful wizards of all time, Professor Dumbledore

[@justsayin8700]

He couldn’t hold himself against regular death eaters in the Deathly Hallows so he’s not v that powerful compared to other wizards

[@ToxicSentinelTTV]

"Hah hah spiders... Spiders... They want me to tap dance. I don't want to tap dance Harry."

[@tamarasmith9060]

"it doesn't make sense" True, but maybe it's not supposed to make sense. The punishments seem to be chosen to teach that student a lesson they need to learn at that time, as well as keep them on their toes not knowing what kind of punishment they will get. If they know all they get is a minor punishment, a "slap on the wrist" like cleaning the trophy case or such, for breaking certain rules, then they might be more likely to break rules all the time. When the kids were roaming outside unsupervised at night, though a small chance, they were taking risks. So being sent on a mission where they must knowingly face danger in the forest, even supervised by Hagrid (& secretly the centaurs), is supposed to make them realize that this isn't the same as even just wandering inside the school. They needed a reminder that bad things can happen even to creatures that lived there all the time. When Harry gets the punishment to assist Lockhart, who needs help with his fan mail, it's because Dumbledore has told McGonagall that's what he wants. He wants Harry to spend even more time with him so that Harry can see up close how Lockhart has let his ego go out of control due to fame. Dumbledore knows that when not in front of a class that's half girls sighing over him, he will relax & be even more obnoxious. He wants Harry to be confident in what he's learned, but more importantly he wants to make sure Harry stays humble & pure of heart as much as he can. Dumbledore knows that taking down Voldemort is going to be a long, hard process & Harry will not just be in physical danger but in danger of losing faith & how important teamwork will always be because even Harry won't be able to do it alone. It takes many people to keep fighting the Death Eaters & Voldemort while Dumbledore ferrets out clues about the horcruxes & then the trio go hunting them. If not for all those people in & out of the Order of the Phoenix who stood up for what was right then Voldemort would've won before Harry could even begin his destined path to end Voldemort & stop the war.

[@JamesDavy2009]

I never thought of it like that before.

[@charlottemunday7311]

I think the chamber of secrets suggested transformation is pretty weak. A stronger choice would be their opinion of hagrid, at this point they believe hagrid opened the chamber of secrets and after it dawns on them that hagrid was always innocent and he was framed 50 years ago. Also... maybe the car? Lol

[@jamiesuejeffery]

Magical forests are also present in C.S. Lewis' writings as well as J.R.R. Tolkien's writings, and not to forget many ancient myths including Homer.

[@Silver_Girl178]

The forest is a protection for the school. Muggles, or anyone else who shouldn't find the castle, probably get lost in there, or just stumble around in a circle until they're back where they came in at.

[@ginantsfan5]

Most awesome vid!!!!!

[@LynTheWitch]

13:51 Do you mean…..😂😂😂 👌 One does not simply walk into the dark forest xD? 👌

[@bakacdaz]

I think they forbidden because it’s dangerous. So student do not allowed to go there on themselves for their own safety. But use it as penalty is okay because Hagrid is with them.

[@mikeroconsole]

“One does not simply follow the spiders.” Boromir Weasley

[@TheRealCardoso]

I like how you mentioned the story of the mobile game hogwarts mystery lol. I’ve been playing it for over a year 😅

[@kk_aeri]

An amazing video for all Potterheads!

[@thedisappointedoptimist6916]

Rowling said the ministry covers the tuition of all students. Best way to cut that cost? Put the school next to a deadly enchanted forest

[@anthonywarfield7348]

His reasoning for the forest transformation themes is stretching it a bit.

[@monkey39128]

The best transaction was the car. From old banger to force of nature!

[@pineshines3934]

You should start sponsoring your videos

[@savannahzoellin2983]

The 1970s is when James and Lily were at school now I really want them to make a marauders show

[@andydbedford]

He did not lose his connection completely when Voldemort tried to kill him again in the forbidden forest near the end of the story. Voldemort still had Harry”s blood inside him which carried Lilly”s sacrifice, which tethered Harry to life, as long as Voldemort was still alive Harry could not be killed, Voldemort became Harry”s Horcrux, but because of Harry”s self sacrifice, Voldemort could no longer harm anyone he sacrifice his life for, he couldn’t touch them. Thus Harry and Voldemort were very much connected until the very end when Voldemort”s life was taken by his own hand and by the Elder wand that would not murder Harry as he was it’s rightful owner.

[@francomurillo7152]

I have three questions, so if Voldemort's power came from Harry they had the same power??? And if so Harry truly is a powerful wizard if neither Professor Mcgonagall nor Kingsley together could Does that mean Harry could beat them both?? And what if Harry received another Killing Curse? If he couldn't die while Voldemort lives, right?

[@MrTimelord77]

We need more. What lies beyond the forest and how far does it go in every direction?

[@Grizzly_Dragon]

1:17 “It really doesn’t make any sense at all…“ You, like myself, are British, I assume. I left when I was eight, in 1972, but when I left they still had corporal punishment. And, I ended up going to private schools in Canada - largely run by British expat teachers - where the switch, the paddle, and the occasional judiciously-applied ruler served as punishment for anything from swearing to stealing food to bullying. So, by that logic, a grown-up beating a child with a piece of wood was punishment for being a bully. WTAF? As has been said many times by many authors and critics, fiction has to make sense, whereas reality rarely does. ps: Great videos. Keep it up. Thank you.

[@ericliethen1089]

Knowing the twins personality they were interested because it was the "forbidden" forest lol

[@Hogarth420]

After hearing about how many messed up kids went to Hogwarts, maybe they should have a background check and mental health check on the students and teachers

[@magicpyroninja]

I still think Harry should have let everybody in the battle have a chance to get one last goodbye with their fallen loved ones before he tossed the stone out

[@FerrariKing]

With a name like Forbidden Forest, how can you not want to investigate?

[@Hp-Theorist]

This video was great

[@Daves-Raves]

Interesting topic

[@damenhuth2506]

History of professor quirrell? Not sure if that’s been a subject yet

[@grec.]

I think that maybe Hogwarts' staff ran the rumor of imminent danger once in the forest, so students didn't leave the castle premises through it and there, they would then be in more danger.

[@marvolom787]

You give me a forest I'm going into it. Simple. Guess i would get lots of detentions at Hogwart

[@crosslyn.3493]

Please do the black lake!

[@hossarble1270]

He mentioned that the forbidden Forest had grown as well as the number of creatures in it Maybe they turned it into some kind of natural preserve in the same way they did with the Black lake

[@Likexner]

Making students go into the forest as a punishment should basically be considered attempted murder.

[@micheleandhenrycasavant386]

Let's take it a step further and say the founders of Hogwarts built the school not on the edge of the Dark Forest but WITHIN the forest. Meaning the forest was much more extensive so the school grounds weren't as well defined or as large. Due to events and the passing of time both name and boundaries evolved to what we know and see today.

[@daveschiemerjr8453]

I just thought of this what if the reason why Fred and George were so interested in the forbidden forest is maybe they saw voldemorts name on the map In the forest that's why they are so interested in it but they probably don't want to say anything to cause a scene for the school or issues for Dumbledore

[@nobuwashere]

voldemort name couldnt be in the map, the map uses a homunculus spell variation to track living human bodies, voldemort at the time didn't have a body yet.

[@jamescook5937]

I don’t think the map tracks the forest

[@drjohndee4322]

Filch did say they used to have torture chambers to punish the kids.

[@SirSmurfalot]

13:55 The Forbidden Forest IS the barrier.

[@Parmejeanne]

This is an awesome and super unique video idea!!

[@timmo42]

Transgressing the rule against entering The forbidden Forest doesn’t require a punishment, entry will simply incur a consequence. A natural consequence.

[@alex_316]

In Hogwarts Legacy, Forbidden forest is not all forest near the custle, just an area were it is dark even at daylight. I don't think they study magical beasts there, they might just study in other not forbidden part of the forest

[@deificGashsaucer]

History starts at 12:07

[@haydenbolter5666]

You should do a video on goblin magic and their magical abilities

[@pbrn1729]

In the first movie, it was Ron not that went into the forest, not Neville-if I remember correctly!

[@simgirl451]

Book vs Movie liberties.

[@ArniesTech]

After all, the forbidden forest doesnt seem so frightening If you are 2,60m tall, weigh like 400kg, have arms like car wheels and a crossbow the size of a grown man 💪😁

[@marzigros7556]

Hagrid: Let go in to the forbidden forest Harry and his friend: Forbi-WHAT

[@karinthompson5570]

in the movies you never learn much about harrys grandparents

[@jackshirak5418]

Nice alienator

[@WaggaDaBagga]

He actually died talking to Dumbledore on the other side, but before entering the Forbidden Forest, to meet the dark lord (wizard) Voldemort. He hid the resurrection stone in his hand and hid it on the ground nearby. Therefore, he could choose to come back to life and finish with his friends in destroying the last Horocruxses.

[@Likexner]

What?

[@JohnSuave]

Very curious....

[@TB-lf8ve]

I would like to know since it said wormtail on the Marauder's map why didn't it say it was Barty crouch jr. Instead of Moody got any quick come back on that

[@SidneyPearls]

I can see it being forbidden forest to protect the students

[@Typher_]

How are the MC and Sebastian able to use crucio on each other if you have to despise your target? I can see them wanting to inflict pain as that was the only way to survive but the hatred requisite was not meant. Is it just a plot hole? Would love a video on the slytherin lore in game

[@Vernal_the_Oryx]

Spoilers kinda* If you lead me into a room that is then sealed both ways, I don't care if you are the mother of my children even, I WILL DESPISE YOU TILL THE DAY I DIE. So when you think about it, it becomes easy.

[@kjgfgzfxchhg]

I think that you should add that you are talking about Legacy

[@SagBobet]

I interpreted it as having to have a compelling reason to use Crucio, not necessarily despising the target. In this case, the reason would be to help his sister. Similar to how Barty Crouch Jr (disguised as Mad Eye) tortured the bug in class in the 4th book. He probably didn't despise the bug, but rather his reason was to eventually manipulate Harry into the graveyard to restore Voldemort's power.