J vs Ben: Can We SPELL Harry Potter Spells?

[@jennifera1126]

"...you can go outside where there's plenty of space and work through that." Ben, that's the most un-people pleasing thing I've ever heard you say and I love it. I'm like a proud big sister over here. hahahaha

[@aprils3000]

I nearly spat out my coffee when I heard Ben say that 😂😂😂loved it!

[@jennifera1126]

@Ember Storm Pretty much just a big sister. Yes, I have younger siblings and I'm older than J and Ben. No condescending or weird tone was being used. :-)

[@jennifera1126]

@@aprils3000 It was so good!

[@proudindian2945]

Me hearing Ben say that: you mad bro?

[@slford80]

This gave the greatest laugh. He pretty much channeled my feelings of “kick rocks” into the atmosphere and I loved it!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@riluna3695]

Oh PLEASE do a video of how spells work! That would be a delight. Personally, I feel like the concepts of nonverbal magic and accidental magic (like Harry vanishing the glass to the snake cage) prove that the incantation is not strictly necessary to actually perform magic. I strongly suspect that its main purpose is to serve as a focusing point for children to better grasp the concept and to perform the spells accurately. But a skilled witch or wizard should be capable of performing near any type of magic, whether a spell exists for it or not. In fact, this is most likely how new spells are created in the first place. If you had to "find" the incantation that already existed for a spell in order to cast it, then Hermione's compass spell "Point me" doesn't make a lick of sense.

[@kimberlylaber9127]

I 100% agree! I have wondered this since the first movie came out then started reading the books.it doesn't really make much sense, does it?

[@unirarhissa7697]

I feel like apparition is also a good example for this

[@riluna3695]

@@unirarhissa7697 Ooh, definitely! It doesn't have an incantation at all, but they still use a memory trick to help students learn it, with the three Ds: Deliberation, Divination, and Desperation.

[@joosthuibregtse8143]

@@riluna3695 🤣🤣 The examiner said destination, determination, deliberation, But you said a line I know is in the books but I forgot who said it 🤣

[@riluna3695]

@@joosthuibregtse8143 I'm glad you liked my little reference :D Yeah, it was Ron who said it. In honor of that joke, I'm naming a scene/chapter in my story "Divination and Desperation", due to the panic one of Trelawney's "you're so gonna die" predictions brings to one of my characters.

[@ISurfHawaii]

Fun trivia, Ben. Every 'c' in Pacific Ocean is pronounced differently.

[@vikiingen]

And all A's in Australia

[@veronicaolowe]

This was hard!

[@aionicthunder]

And all 'e's in Mercedes-Benz

[@henkdesteen4299]

@@aionicthunder The first and the last e are prounounced the same, right?

[@iimax_9135]

That's not exactly something nobody knew about, it's common.

[@naomi_falk]

It would be funny if the Harry Potter professors called their magic tests "spelling tests"

[@darthbork6894]

Why is this not the top comment? 10/10

[@CKracoon]

No oh god so cringe

[@SgtSupaman]

None of them have learned the magic of Dad Jokes.

[@TPNsBiggestFan]

@@SgtSupaman *crying*

[@Ranger1812]

@@CKracoon No it isn't, and it's precisely the type of humour in the Wizarding World.

[@coral54hgmb]

Why don’t hogwarts students take Latin? Like when Harry finds the spell levicorpus? It’s common sense! It LEVIS your CORPUS

[@anuradha52279]

this reads like that one tumblr post lol

[@theunholysmirk]

Because most spells aren't actually latin. They're a mix of dozens of languages reflected by the origin of the spell. I see a trend that a lot of more "modern" spells have latin roots, but older, more established ones are just random words.

[@GoesByJ]

isnt it an elective?

[@coral54hgmb]

@@GoesByJ I don’t think so

[@theunholysmirk]

@@GoesByJ ur thinking of ancient runes

[@candycemonroe7345]

As a school spelling bee judge, spaces and dashes do not disqualify you during competition. Again at the county and school level is where I know the rules.

[@Valiente350]

'I was today years old...' Talk about something that I didn't realize I needed confirmation of until this day 👍🏼

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

Wow! Nice to know!

[@dildojizzbaggins6969]

But they should. Since they're part of correctly-applied grammar. You yourself left out the hyphens from the modifiers in your comment. Sooooo..... Disqualified. Off you go, to hopefully never erroneously "judge" anyone ever again.

[@cheeseoh]

@@dildojizzbaggins6969 NERRRRRRRRRRRD

[@birdbrain833]

Lol this is really late, but can confirm, even at the national level, you do not need to add spaces, dashes, or capitalization.

[@noh6226]

J casually spinning the elder wand like a pro pencil spinner.

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

Sounds like something Daniel Radcliffe

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

Would do 😂😂 For some reason I couldn’t function and make that one comment

[@London4live]

Ben complaining that Latin should follow basic sound rules, when it actually does and English just has weird pronouncination rules (eG pronouncing "fUrnunculus" as "fErnunculus") 😂

[@TheTakato122]

Not really he was probably thinking of the plant known as a fern.

[@Ranger1812]

"Furn" and "fern" are pronounced the same way.

[@suorastas1]

Fun fact: In Finnish spelling bees don’t exist because they would be entirely pointless as every letter is always pronounced the same. Only exception is the ng/nk sound but since that’s like the first thing they teach you in school even that doesn’t really matter.

[@Acromion11]

The same thing goes for Croatian. There is literally no way to "spell" incorretly in pronouncing our words

[@ElMundoDeHadesOK]

you could say... they're ........ Riddikulus?

[@dorian9339]

Same in Estonia.

[@suorastas1]

@@dorian9339 To be fair it’s basically the same language isn’t it?

[@dorian9339]

@@suorastas1 it's very similar

[@tcshack701]

It was PRETTY OBVIOUS what the bonus word was going to be.

[@faithfortuna9227]

not enough R´s in there

[@windmill9998]

funny thing about the Dark Mark spell, _Morsmordre_ - it, excluding the missing E, is the same as "mother's murderers" in Norwegian (morsmordere). always found that interesting, as a Norwegian myself.

[@steveoconnivo9666]

I gotta say, spelling I do not think would matter. To use D&D logic, verbal and somatic components (and material components but we'll ignore that.)and a focus (wand) Are all you need to cast spells. And in the Harry Potter universe that's also true. They get taught how to say the spell, and what wand waving motions they have to do to cast it. And in the Harry Potter universe do you really believe that the written language came before magic spells? Cause I'm 100% certain they were doing magic well before people were writing stuff down. Back when hieroglyphics were a thing did they have to be able to draw what the spell looked like in a stone wall? Probably not lol Not to mention words are spelled completely differently and pronounced differently in different languages. Do you think Japanese kids are running around saying Latin based spells? Of course not! They have a totally different language both verbal and written. But they could cast the same spells. I think it really is just the intent of the spell, issued verbally, and the somatic component of the wand motion. But well trained wizards and witches don't even need to use those if they're good enough. We've seen plenty of magic being thrown around without any of the 3 components. Spelling certainly doesn't matter. I REST MY CASE CARLIN BROTHERS

[@nothingtoseeherefolks6911]

agree. but it’s fun to watch them struggle

[@insaincaldo]

They also really only need wand and words to learn how to properly focus their magic, for desired results. Once they are more experienced, people might learn wandless and even to an extend nonverbal magic.

[@baystated]

Kudos to RIley for enduring so many spelling puns in such a short amount of time. CHAMPION Love it when Jonathan is winning and still gets in a huff. Classic J.

[@brianpilled]

I wonder how much practice it takes them to do the “HEY BROTHER” perfectly synced

[@nikolaauzaane4229]

They probably don't need the practice anymore because of how many times they have done it by now

[@brianpilled]

@@nikolaauzaane4229 Yea

[@Amarranth]

About a lifetime.

[@MountaindewM]

Would have been more interesting to see them both have to spell it out individually and see who wins. This way there isn't the person getting it wrong first to influence how the other would spell it. Would also allow them both to actually spell it out.

[@alanaholmes3183]

Why does that cake look so darn delicious? I want that exact cake.

[@Raynoa00]

You guys so missed an opportunity for it to be the “spellder” wand at the start of this video. I’m disappointed in your lack of puns. But I still love all your content! Great video.

[@Traveller281]

J, Ben: recently I found a Harry Potter trivia boardgame from my work place. Unfortunately most of the question in it are very easy and basic, with some slightly tougher ones mixed in here and there. But that got me thinking: how would you two, as experts in hard quizzes and such, fair in a lightning round of easier HP questions? Say that each of you separately answered 50 questions with a three second time limit to answer each one and of course no multiple choice. Perhaps the questions could even get progressively a little harder? Which of you would get more right? Would you both get all of them right? Would it turn out tough for you to quickly remember things from different books between questions? Would there be one that stumps you or maybe your mind just blanks at a certain one for a second too long? I would love to know. And it would be a different kind of Harry Potter quiz for you to do. If you'd like, I could send you questions from the game I found or you could ask your patreons to submit some too. I'd just really love to see it.

[@AuthorZaraHoffman]

I read the title, and immediately thought, "No, they can't." LOL. Love you guys, though!

[@tyrannicpuppy]

Brackium Emendo is such a brilliant battle spell. Non-lethal and not dark magic. Requires a full night of potion aided recovery to be back to normal. That alone makes it better than stunning which is easily reversed. Cast it on the bad guys' hands and BOOM, they cannot cast spells. And if you want to turn it up to eleven, certain vanished bones would make for a much nastier time for the subject than even the Torture Curse can yield.

[@zimonzieclown1633]

If the spell is used correctly it does mend broken bones, Lockhart just messed it up.

[@Tuffyimpact]

nah the spell was supposed to mend bones brachium means bones and emmendo means mend lockhart is ... well , lockhart he waved the wand wrong

[@gidelix]

@@Tuffyimpact brachium means forearm, not bones

[@tyrannicpuppy]

Then just figure out how to cast it wrong. If it's that easy to bungle it to that degree, it makes it a more effective battle spell. Or figure out the right spell for that effect. Same difference.

[@Tuffyimpact]

@@tyrannicpuppy it IS easy to bungle up just wave your arms madly

[@matteoairaghi790]

Tbf if you know Italian 99% of the spells are really easy to spell. Btw, "allegra" means happy in Italian

[@caalmodeoc]

It's interesting how, as a native spanish speaker, I wouldn't even have considered this a challenge. Fun video anyhow :)

[@moderndayphilosopher4356]

😂 why is no one talking about the fact they Rick rolled us?!? 😂🤣

[@amymalski]

They didn't though...

[@shane7778]

You obviously don’t know what a rickroll is. You have to trick someone into clicking a link not "hahahaha I showed you a picture of Rick Astley you got rickrolled”

[@Becca87]

@@amymalski What do you think a Rick roll even is??

[@kmbehrens14]

Rereading the books right now as a teacher of 7 years, I have spent a good amount of brain time trying to figure out how spells work. Like, they obviously have to PRACTICE, and it is clearly linked to intent/focus (ala the Patronus charm). It seems similar to mastering any other academic challenge, like the quadratic formula. Once you've mastered it, you can usually do it (though you can be caught off guard). I also have questions about just how many teachers are present at Hogwarts, but that's another matter.

[@ruthdeckman9781]

I've also wondered about the number of teachers, too! I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@kmbehrens14]

@@ruthdeckman9781 So far, I've come across 1 mention of "Professor Sinistra from the Astronomy department" - so they have DEPARTMENTS. But who else is teaching transfiguration or potions?!

[@ruthdeckman9781]

@@kmbehrens14 exactly! I remember that reference, too.

[@hotpinkcrayolas]

The number of teachers has always been a curious one for me, but then I remembered there are only like, 30 students in a year group, so that's only 210 in the entire school, so the teaching body doesn't need to be huge. You'd get away with a dozen maybe x

[@Zulfi0198]

@@ruthdeckman9781 11 plus ghost teacher plus head master plus caretaker Defence, transfiguration, charms, potions, herbology, astronomy, history, flying, COMC, Divination, runes and arithmancy so 13 professors

[@coolnerdlll6053]

I'm seven minutes in and this doesn't feel so much like a quiz as it does a punching bag for J. Come on, Ben! EDIT: That was painful. Can the next quiz be about aquariums?

[@dave9401]

Usually these Potter quizzes are my favourite. Dyslexia says no...

[@anaisabelpais7389]

Me watching: Oh look, Ben's (definite) dyslexia is gonna come out

[@SultanFilm]

@@anaisabelpais7389 He might be. But also that they don't and particularly Ben don't actually read and just use the audio books for years really hurt them.

[@miepmiep2274]

Me to

[@funkyfemsel2112]

Right!! Felt that

[@MorroTheGhostNinja]

@@SultanFilm yeah yeah. I have all the books but it's nicer to listen to it because it is easier to be immersed into the world and focus on the story

[@deniseclair6100]

The spelling bee format made this so much harder! Kudos to you both for getting as many correct as you did!

[@ericyoung1478]

8:26 I loved this spell during dueling in the Chamber Of Secrets PC game!

[@dianafrost4835]

I had a friend in high school whose last name was Priest. Spelling test? She got priest wrong. 🤣😂🤣

[@dennisemosinski8851]

Great idea! A real level playing field between the Guys. Makes me really glad that I still read the hands on booksMakes me really glad that I still read the hands on books

[@DLPMouse8]

I would totally buy the Timm‘s eel farm shirt!!!! And please put „do eels have bones?“ on the back 😂👍

[@jhardman1876]

I'm loving the way you guys put the words out on the screen so I can follow along. made it much funnier when you were wondering which letter is wrong and I'm on this side of the screen screaming "NO BEN THAT'S THE WRONG LETTER"

[@ZeldaRoseSongbook]

Big mood.

[@topknotg5530]

I spent most of the day yesterday binge watching Harry Potter quizzes and every time they bring up the fact that they listen to the audiobooks I think "Hey, me too!" But then they start going on about Jim Dale, and I remember how I attempted to listen to his version and gave up right in Philosopher's Stone... Count me in the Stephen Fry camp, I want him to narrate my internal monologue.

[@emmalemon1597]

How is it that you happen to post when I have the worst headache ever and my anxiety is through the roof for some reason? Your videos always make my days so much better, thank you

[@mayalackman7581]

I hope you feel better soon (:

[@poocrafter2]

Sounds less like coincidental video posting and more like a chronic problem that needs addressing. I'd get that checked on if I was you

[@Lokear]

THEY KNOW.

[@emmalemon1597]

@@mayalackman7581 Awww thank you

[@emmalemon1597]

@@Lokear Kinda feels like it

[@MarieGarrett.]

I just realized something. Why didn't harry just spell water directly into Dumbledore's mouth?

[@JstAnotherJesusFreak]

In my mind, it would be the equivalent to letting a high powered hose go into his mouth. Harry reminds Hagrid of the spell when he needs to put the fire out on his house in half-blood prince. Harry have accidentally drowned Dumbledore. If that’s not the case though, I’m right there with you.

[@mmtnw]

I've honestly wondered that too, although Sarah's point is valid. But I would imagine that they could probably control how strong the water jet is, so I don't know

[@MissVasques]

I think it also wouldn’t work as part as it refused Harry to use basin/goblet for Dumbly to drink water in. Another place not enchanted Then who knows.

[@superpotterfan7435]

I think the water would have disappeared even if Harry aimed it straight at his mouth. The whole point of the potion/spell was ANY water not from the lake would be undrinkable.

[@mreevee7785]

YES, another J vs Ben harry potter video, these are my favorite videos on this channel!

[@flappi2232]

As a native italian speaker who studied latin at school for like 8 years this is so funny! Never considered Harry Potter spell's names and pronunciations a challenge. And fun-fact: most of the names are latin or greek based, so actually the pronunciations you're used to hear in the movies are not really on point. Example: Draco means dragon in latin (from draco-draconis), and it's DrAco, not DrEco. Anyway, been watching this challenges A LOT these past months and I love this format and how passionate you both are 💞 thank you for keeping me company!

[@didack1419]

I'm sure they pronounce them following English phonetics. It's not like Harry had to learn Latin.

[@sirenfang1179]

funny how growing up american makes it harder for them to differentiate between consonants. i feel like growing up european gives us an advantage cause we're so used to latin-rooted words and their spellings

[@laurenmooers1723]

English is still very much a latin rooted language. likely the biggest issue is that very few american schools teach all the english language phonograms. So most kids graduate not knowing that “ti” is pronounced SH. they’ve given over to whole language learning and it’s a problem. In my opinion that is. And i wasn’t aware of any of this till I sent my kids to a Classical School where they start learning latin in 3rd grade and don’t use whole language phonics. I realized how many gaps I had in my phonetic awareness.

[@asthmaticbee]

@@laurenmooers1723 English is actually a Germanic language, the reason it has so many Latin-root words is because in 1066 the Normans conquered Britain and became the ruling class, thus having French influence everywhere. And since Romance language are derived from Latin, that is where the confusion comes from. The core of English is still Germanic and can be seen in everyday words like house, cow, green etc. It's "academic" and similar words that were introduced by the educated higher class of the Norman conquerors.

[@didack1419]

@@asthmaticbee Many words were also introduced directly from Latin, the language of culture, not just from the prolonged influence of French.

[@asthmaticbee]

@@didack1419 True, but those words were mainly in religious circles, the main bulk came from French.

[@didack1419]

@@asthmaticbee I mean, Latin was used for many things outside of religion. Newton's books like Principia were written in Latin, because philosophy, science, law etc. were written in Latin. And that was still in XVII-XVIII

[@earthbloodelf5289]

Your videos always help me when I'm not in a good mood or my day is going badly and I just wanted to thank you guys for being amazing and positive and uplifting in every way possible and I'm sure this video won't be any different!!!!

[@Prodrummer1603]

To be honest: having learned latin in school (I'm from Germany) helps in this instance. Never thought in my dreams I would say that one day 😅

[@Phelie315]

Came here to say the same thing 😅

[@ryanvadis]

I also feel like German pronunciation makes it easier to spell.

[@a.r11384]

Just had a fun video idea for you guys @supercarlinbrothers can you do a character breakdown of Kreatcher? I am rereading the deathly hallows and I was thinking that kreacher spent what like 17+years with Voldemort’s locket? No wonder he was half insane. Ron couldn’t handle a few months. Poor kreacher

[@andreiahenriquesgoncalves]

You guys are amazing. I found you by accident but I’m never leaving. 😌

[@brooko1414]

New subscriber here - I’m loving your channel! I’ve been watching your Harry Potter theory videos non-stop, you guys are brilliant. Thank you so much for the amazing content! ☺️

[@michelleitkin6965]

as someone who has taken latin for 6 years and still struggles with spelling, this was extremely hilarious to watch

[@BlueJay2]

Never thought I'd be rickrolled by SCB, well played, well played.

[@Esterferreiradecastro]

Since i watch you guys write a lot of the spells incorrectly in other quizzes, i knew this would be fun

[@runwithkings20]

As I'm watching this video, I get the update to watch. You should do a video, where you guess what each spell does. Because, I know you can't remember everything from this video. Let's go, the great @SuperCarlinBrothers

[@livgeneral6487]

Does J ever find the honey? I need clips of J searching for the honey and then finding it eventually and just laughing at the weird place it's at

[@matthewchernesky8382]

A fun way to change this up is to have them hit a button or whatever to choose to spell the word, if they get it right they get a point but if they get it wrong they lose a point.

[@KevinAccetta]

18:56 Come one J, no need to be so *reeddikkoolous*

[@AuthorZaraHoffman]

"Morsmordre" is just French for "bite-to bite" because it's 2 conjugations of the same verb.

[@atafakheri8659]

Correct me please if i am wrong but in this game format the starting player has an inherent advantage, the second player has to wait for them to make a mistake

[@PipPanoma]

Some feedback if you're ever doing this again: We can see the spelling when the question is asked. Not fun if you want to participate.

[@sarajeanne637]

Preach. Cmon. Preach.

[@Miss_Myth]

Agreed! Love that they did the description, wish they'd done that instead of the word (rather than in addition to the word).

[@midlynx8300]

Me dyslexic: well I want to attempt this now

[@audreymattson1347]

MEEE my dyslexia is processing based and then add two more processing disorders and that is my brain ☺️

[@midlynx8300]

@@audreymattson1347 yaaay a fellow dyslexic person

[@Trevor-Shields]

What a great vid once again from these great youtubers

[@hasanwalji3905]

two grown men, sitting on a table, doing a spelling bee.

[@danielrhouck]

“Lockhartʼs bad at spelling; thatʼs also why Brachium Emendo didnʼt work” This is actually completely correct. To emend something is to remove a problem; to amend something is to fix it.

[@SakiBlablabla]

Riddikulus or Ridiculous !? As someone who speaks two romance languages , seeing Anglophone struggle is so funny !

[@chequesaurus]

They should of made them type them out, this gave an advantage to the second person, or write them out

[@MrBrightside_17]

Please make a t-shirt saying Bag and Timms eel farm with like a logo

[@arcanedawn349]

Honestly I want videos of J searching for the honey.

[@presidentsmelly786]

Better way to play this is, would have been to give them the definition of the word and they have to guess the spell for a point and spell it correctly would be for 2 points. and still have the steal part of the game in as well.

[@AtlasGmng]

Been a subscriber since the original Pixar Theory video came out sooooo long ago. Love you guys. You've taught me a lot about fandoms over the years

[@Huff-and-Puff]

24:11 you can see the moment Jay realizes when Ben messes up. The second he says the wrong letter jays face changes 😂😂

[@spock-w]

Even before watching I can definitively say the answer is "no".

[@KaiLucasZachary]

I thought I had watched every single J vs Ben Harry Potter video, but I'm somehow just discovering this one. I have no idea why it was never recommended to me when it first came out. It's a rather unique concept compared to all the others.

[@TomAmit42]

25:43 I'm currently studying Linguistics in university, where we're repetedly told that orthography (writing, reading, spelling) is *not* relevant to the perception & production of verbal speech. All human languages started without writing, and even today there are many languages without writing. So J is right: 26:13.

[@izaggaming9687]

The most unexpected rickroll in history

[@00juls00]

12:53 WOAH! I've never noticed how incredibly bright green Ben's eyes are! haha

[@ryanvadis]

Aghaaaa there are subtitles that aren't autocaptions?! Thank you so so much! This is the first time i have seen them on your channel. It really helps!

[@koltondean6962]

Pretty proud of myself for knowing the etymology of Tarantallegra before it was explained

[@notsolukky2934]

Love your videos so much!! They bring me so much joy! I get excited every time u see you have released a new vid! Keep up the amazing work and you deserve every bit of success you have achieved!!!

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

A fun quiz would be to have Riley name the spell effect and have them guess the spell names. Especially for really obscure spells.

[@roseobsydian]

I love the editing job in this video!!!

[@varunnathamuni5540]

Yes!!!!! I’m so happy. So freaking bored right now. SCB is the BEST!!!!!!

[@jeffylunantico]

26 minutes of the most enthralling spelling bee i have and will ever see in my life

[@deardeer8308]

well, that's my rick roll of the week

[@Jump3RPictur3s]

knowing how to spell a spell is key in properly performing it, as it is one of 2 incantation-based indicators of the spell's success - spelling and pronunciation. the other indicator of success is clear intent. Which is why some spells fail even when performed by a skilled wizard...

[@thundereagle97]

Spelling properly is never mentioned as a factor in the books though

[@obsessed.w.heartstopper]

I can barely spell restaurant, how am I supposed to spell Harry Potter spells?

[@pipwilson7435]

Hey, interesting video and I learnt a nice bit of etymology, but what's with the strange turn-taking, I don't think most British schools do spelling bees, mine certainly didn't. So I was a bit lost as to why words were not being posed to one person first and then the next word to the other. Sometimes multiple words in a row were being given to the same person first.

[@0llieftw]

Love the fresh ideas like this one

[@xx_obsidianwolf_xx8357]

Riddiculous : wrong Riddikulus : ?

[@blackfalcon1324]

As someone who took Latin, the spells are actually very easy to spell. Latin follows a very specific spelling format, and even words that are directly translated from Latin, are still spell in a Latin style.

[@CKracoon]

Why is no one pointing out how they rick rolled us

[@TheWiseRaven01]

You could make this more difficult by having to guess the spell first. Like Tyler gives the disctiption of the spell and Ben/J have to guess the spell. If it sounds correct, they have to spell it. You could even give points to the guesser

[@djdean1574]

Is it just me or did Ben look like ty with the sunglasses on during the ad read

[@jocelynhale7168]

Also1. I love that waddiwasi and pestipiksi pesternomi were the last words😂❤️ and 2. they genuinely did much better than I expected since they mainly listen to the audiobooks and almost never physically read the books lol

[@aldozarate2163]

Bless that ad progress bar

[@itsnoprobllama5363]

as a complete HP nerd (challenge me with any question you want) and a spelling champion I am proud to say that without looking at the screen while the spells were up I got every single spell correct

[@joshryan5005]

Guys, I think they’re out of theory ideas

[@billysoy7383]

Riddikulus: R-I-D-I-C-U-L-U-Z-Z

[@toucheboucher8434]

I don't know how spells work, but I know one thing spelling always counts.

[@bsperoz]

21:18 Wrong! That's MY victory with a score of 8 (I listened audio only and played along.)

[@shigeminotoge4514]

What do you mean "becomming" a fan favourite? Anyone who watches the nuzlocke knows Riley is a fan GOD

[@ButterflyPrincess-cs1zn]

The puns are almost too much! But you should try and spell B-easts from HP!

[@ashleys.4524]

This was great! Would love to see Ben & J do the Harry Potter Top 200 quiz from sporcle

[@ecocentriclife]

Huh. They don't have much faith in their own fans being able to correctly spell a word that we literally just heard and saw 😅

[@emberlynwickham6462]

I love when J and Ben go against each other in a battle of wits. Speaking of wits, we smart fans should spread this hashtag so that we can get new Harry Potter games that aren’t create your own character. Not saying I hate the games but that new and old fans deserve new games. With the technology we have, the games could be the way they were always meant to be. Spread the hashtag to spread the joy of learning more about the series. #remaketheharrypottergames

[@gUdLuCkKiD]

I had a Mrs. Hall in elementary school too. Crazy.

[@isabelheiner631]

I had TWO different Mrs. Halls in elementary school!! What is with this last name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE HECK!!!

[@jhardman1876]

Can't believe we got Rickrolled