J vs Ben: Sorting MORE Marvel Characters into Hogwarts Houses

[@carlrood4457]

Bucky's catchphrase is the most Hufflepuff catchphrase. It's all about loyalty. "I'm with you until the end of the line."

[@robertt.4176]

Very true. Bucky is one of my favorite characters in the MCU

[@fluffydementor]

That's so true

[@levid888]

But Steve says that to Bucky…

[@robertt.4176]

@@levid888 Bucky says it to Steve when his parents died

[@levid888]

@@robertt.4176 I had completely forgotten about that, thanks

[@camerondowney6413]

Ben is right. It’s not about which value you excel at, like vision and intelligence, it’s about which value you hold over others. Vision values and strives for human emotion and feelings, which is very hufflepuff

[@despicablepenguin]

Yeah but his decisions are usually very logical except for maybe Wanda

[@HolyTurtleOfDoom]

@@despicablepenguin Are they? He lifted Thors hammer, suggesting he's in someway pure of heart. He didn't want to kill ultra straight away. He cares about people.

[@MrNocturnOwl]

agreed

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@HolyTurtleOfDoom This is exactly why I think Joker should be in Ravenclaw and not Slytherin. I mean sure he's cunning and ambitious and resourceful but he doesn't really care about money or power or what others think about him. He's eccentric and justifies his madness and does things purely for his own satisfaction.

[@Jusilau]

I didn't need to be swayed, I went hufflepuff regardless

[@katevandenbrink4078]

Sam giving away the shield is exactly why he's a Puff! He's so incredibly loyal to Steve that he feels he can't measure up and it would be a disgrace to Steve's memory.

[@JPitt1070]

Ben has a great point with Vision. Just because he has the intelligence doesn’t mean he covets it. All that we’ve seen of him has been about his human connections with Wanda and the rest of the world.

[@tomhoward5749]

Yep I think Vision would be Hufflepuff

[@DoctorSprout]

I fully agree with ben on that one

[@tomneff7102]

As another example, I present you with Hermione Granger. She had a supreme intellect, and that in theory made her a slam dunk Ravenclaw. But the intelligence she possessed wasn't the core of her personality. And she was a Gryffindor.

[@Crazy_OWANDA]

yes affections for Wanda but what about the rest of the world he does not value it much he wants it but just not him

[@JPitt1070]

@@Crazy_OWANDA Have you heard the speech he tells to Ultron about humans in age of ultron? He covets humanity and wants to save it regardless of it’s faults

[@lilac_fairygirl]

Ben swayed me lol. At first I was thinking Slytherin for Natasha, because that's her whole vibe, and what her behavior conveys. But then when he said it I remembered how the Hogwarts house is what you value the most, and I would definitely say that after everything she endured in the red room, Nat deeply appreciates every smallest kindness that she sees or gives to others or receives.

[@silver9wolf6]

Haha! Yeah, I think Nat is a Hufflepuff too. Also with her relationship with Yelena too, especially when they're younger.

[@beccag2758]

I feel like she could go either way (plus most marvel heroes could just go in Gryffindor by virtue of courage). However, I’m leaning towards Slytherin because it’s a Slytherin skill set she utilized the most. Like Steve probably could fit very well into Hufflepuff, but because of his immediate, courageous selflessness with things like sacrifice, I really think he’s a Gryffindor first. He NEVER runs away

[@Spidervenom23]

@@beccag2758 Hogwarts houses has nothing to do with your skill set, it's more of what you value the most. It's if based on skill set then Most people on the Avengers would be in either Gryffindor or Ravenclaw and no one would be in Slytherin lol. Nat values her three Families the most and her Loyalty to them. She's 100 percent a Hufflepuff lol. Steve's can go either way, that poor sorting hat would probably take forever to figure him out lol but he's a Gryffindor.

[@beccag2758]

@@Spidervenom23 ummm… if it were based purely on skill set Natasha and Fury and probably Clint would definitely be Slytherins, you have to be cunning to be a good spy You can disagree, but I really do not think Natasha would be a Hufflepuff because she had a very “end justifies the means” when she sacrificed Drakov’s daughter, something a Hufflepuff would not do. And she also never went back for Yelena, again if loyalty is what she valued (and acted on) the most I don’t think she’d left her sister there for 20 years. She’s willing to fight with Tony against Steve then turns on Tony and joins Steve. Arguably the entire time she isn’t actually trying to hurt either of them, like they’re still her friends and all but she does flip flop mid civil war when she realizes the Sokovia accords don’t benefit her or her loved ones, something that again, seems very Slytherin to me.

[@raven9592]

After “What If” T’Challa is 1000% gryffindor, after seeing him in two different scenarios become the same person

[@ninreck5121]

Nat is definitely Hufflepuff. Both her cunning (Slytherin) and knowledge-seeking (Ravenclaw) sides are just because of who she was made by the red room and the role she's had to fill since but that sense of familial belonging Ben described, that's 100% just deeply her

[@Crazy_OWANDA]

OMG WHO CHOSE SLYTHIREN AND GRIFINDOR I THINK RAVENCLAW AND HUFFULPUFF WORK BETTER

[@CarlosThadeu]

As a Slytherin I am yelling at those people who chose slytherin, makes no sense lol

[@poppy7599]

1000% hufflepuff. Especially after the Black Widow movie. She’s all about family and loyalty.

[@Crazy_OWANDA]

@@poppy7599 ok

[@clairehegarty1555]

But she sacrificed ad was brave.

[@kayleeruiz]

Black widow is a hufflepuff. The quiz masters were simply incorrect. The entire movie was about her family and how, although she tried to pretend they didn’t matter, they were her everything. Her birth mother was also always important to her and she always looked for her. SHE LITERALLY DIED FOR HER ADOPTED FAMILY (THE AVENGERS). She values familial bonds and loyalty above all else (despite her training as a widow which makes it even more significant).

[@ahuman7882]

I actually think familial bonds are a Slytherin thing. Think about how much family matters to the Malfoys, and how Narcissa betrayed Voldemort for her son

[@kayleeruiz]

@@ahuman7882 I think that’s more of a “pure blood” thing for specific Slytherins…. Also, it should be clarified that loyalty to family and the importance of family isn’t an exclusively Hufflepuff trait (families are important and exist in all the other houses as well i.e. the Weasleys, the Potters, the Longbottoms, etc.). However, Hufflepuffs VALUE family and loyalty above all else. House placement isn’t necessarily about who you are but what you VALUE. Neville, although not necessarily brave himself when he was being sorted, VALUED bravery above all else, making him a Gryffindor. Lockheart, one of the most conceited and arguably dumbest professors who was ever introduced was a Ravenclaw, not because he himself was intelligent and knowledgeable (we know he was particularly dumb), but because he VALUES knowledge and wisdom. Although Harry longed for nothing more than a loving family and longed for his dead parents, he VALUED being the antithesis of a Slytherin and being courageous which makes him a Gryffindor. An orphaned Hufflepuff who never knew the love of a family or who never experienced unconditional loyalty and love can still exist because placement is about what they VALUE not what they’ve experienced/who they are. I believe Natasha VALUES family and loyalty above all else making her a Hufflepuff (she put her life on it).

[@AwkAsh666]

I don’t know how anyone could watch the scene of Vision literally tearing himself apart while begging SWORD to save the townspeople and NOT see him as a Hufflepuff

[@scripttoscene]

Unpopular Opinion: Sylvie is… a GRYFFINDOR I believe her nexus event was she was a heroic Loki. She was “being the hero” in her make belief play. Sylvie embodies Gryffindor, which sets her apart from the other Lokis who are Slytherins. She is the Loki who has been the most difficult for the TVA to capture. Also, she has shown to be very reckless, arrogant, impulsive and act before she thinks- such as killing Kang and causing the multiverse. I believe Sylvie more so learned how to be cunning and resourceful in order to survive rather than she was born with those traits. Plus, she is very brave and courageous to point where she lives in apocalypses and is willing to prune herself on a hunch. Furthermore, she’s a reactive character rather than a proactive character. She reacts to situations and wants revenge rather than create new situations for herself. I think being a reactive person is a Gryffindor trait and being a proactive person is a Slytherin trait. Finally, while on the surface she may appear Slytherin, her drive and heart I think more align with Gryffindor, which I think defines the character

[@TheEllieBree]

I think you've swayed me

[@probablyseth3565]

...you just swayed me too.

[@randoml97]

This is DEEP and I absolutely love it

[@monemusic1428]

Honestly I was thinking the same exact thing when they got to her in the video. I was so confused when they both voted Slytherin, and then it was revealed that not a SINGLE person thought Gryffindor. like WHAT????????

[@scripttoscene]

@@monemusic1428 I wasn’t going to comment because I knew people would vote Slytherin. But when I saw no one voted for Gryffindor I thought: “Oh I have to comment now!” 😆

[@erikaruth8299]

Personally, I think Star Lord is a hufflepuff. Yes, he is very arrogant, but bravery and courage isn't what he values. He values his family, blood or found family. That's why he lashed out in infinity war after he found out about Gamora and why he instantly turned on his dad when he found out he killed his mom. I also feel like Sam Wilson is a hufflepuff because he somehow finds a way too see the good in pretty much everyone, even Karli, the person who threatened his sister and tried to kill him multiple times. He believes in people and wants what's best for them, and that's proven by his relationship with Isaiah. I also feel like Sam gave up the shield BECAUSE of his loyalty to Steve and his fear that he would never live up to him.

[@lunavioleta001]

That would make almost every hero hufflepuff and you're also basically saying that ONLY hufflepuff are loyal and value families. So I disagree with that line of thinking.

[@Julian-pw5mv]

Everyone values friends/family over bravery. Literally every person to ever exist. Or at least, everyone who is able to feel emotion.

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

I’ve always seen Peter as a Slytherin but who could definitely be a Hufflepuff

[@viam14]

@@rubygracemoseley8144 yes!

[@Merry_Haddock]

@@rubygracemoseley8144 I just commented the same thing. I think you're spot on!

[@R3Dwyvern]

I think what makes Sam a Hufflepuff and not a Gryffindor is that he felt like he had to earn the shield. It wasn't a lack of loyalty that made him give up the shield, if anything it's because of loyalty that he did. He felt like he wasn't worthy of carrying on Steve's legacy. Also at his core he's a hard-working family man, that to me says Hufflepuff.

[@silver9wolf6]

Oh interesting! I thought Sam was more Gryffindor. I was thinking of how Sam interacted with Sarah and has a little bit of that arrogance of, 'No you can't sell, I can make it work! We can do this'', as well as him pushing Bucky to get out of his unhealthy hufflepuff side of being defined by someone else, even if that other person is Steve Rodgers. I can see both though, especially with his empathy for Karly

[@evelinwoods1001]

I 100 agree and also as a loyalty to Steve as you would be the only true cap

[@LegionXSweet]

Even well before TFATWS, Sam’s main character trait has been loyalty to Steve. When he was first introduced in TWS, he had only met Steve twice before letting him and Natasha find refuge in his home. He fought on Steve’s side in Civil War and became a fugitive with him. He kind of risked it all for him & put aside what other people said was right or brave or honorable.

[@R3Dwyvern]

@@silver9wolf6 Yeah I definitely see the Gryffindor in Sam. I mean he's clearly brave. For someone to strap a pair of wings on and fly around like he does takes a certain level of fearlessness lol. That scene where they track down Karli and John wants to just run in and take her out but Sam is like "No let me go in alone and try to talk her down" is kind of Hufflepuffy to me personally. Like we don't have to fight if we don't need to. As for him refusing to sell the boat, I think it's less him being confident that he can fix it and more him not wanting to let go of something that belonged to his dad. He's just such a good dude that I see him as more of a Hufflepuff. And that's not to say Steve isn't a good dude, it's his defining trait it's why Dr. Erskine picked him to take the serum in the first place. Civil War shows us the more Gryffindor side of Steve with how he stands up to Tony because he believes he's doing the right thing. Sam is only there out of loyalty and admiration for Steve not because of Bucky or because he thinks the Sokovia Accords are wrong. He's just there to have his friend's back. Anyway I'm rambling but does Sam have some Gryffindor qualities? Absolutely. Is he a Hufflepuff at heart though? I think so lol

[@R3Dwyvern]

@@LegionXSweet Yes! It's that exactly! I think we all need a Sam in our life

[@carlrood4457]

The problem with Hulk is he's literally a walking multiple personality disorder, especially in comics. Depending on the version, he could be in any house: Joe Fixit & Maestro - Slytherin Green Goliath - Huflepuff Professor & Bruce - Ravenclaw

[@moonshyne1234]

Slytherin for Black Widow is so wrong. For me it was Hufflepuff and if not that then Gryffindor Update: I think some people forget that Hulk and Bruce are separate. I don’t agree with the answer but I could see it as them going off of Endgame where Bruce and Hulk have kind of merged into one entity.

[@theinsanegamer1024]

I think Hulk was so divided that the only place he could be put was Gryffindor. As someone else put it, "Hulk isn't brave. He's invulnerable and strong. He's not smart. He's not cunning." Where do you put a character who lacks any particular trait to place them? Hufflepuff. I think that's what went through people's minds and why he was ultimately put into Hufflepuff-the lack of any particular valued trait. Hulk doesn't really want anything, aside from things to break and opponents to smash. It's not because he wants to test himself or because he's looking for a good fight, but because he likes to smash things. That's not really bravery or courageous, as he isn't doing it to BE brave. In fact, when he found an opponent who defeated him physically, he became to afraid to show himself!

[@shi_vi2238]

I've always though Nat as Hufflepuff. Her core values have always been about family and how much she cherishes her loved ones. Even Ravenclaw I get, how did people go with Slytherin??

[@Spidervenom23]

it's probably cause OG Nat from the comics is mostly a Slytherin and it's out of a habit or they probably still Mad at Nat for "Betraying" Tony in Civil war and being petty lol.

[@chendror872]

@@Spidervenom23 ok I get the first part of your comment but not the second, putting her in slytherin is not being petty and slytherins can be loyal ESPECIALLY to family

[@Merry_Haddock]

Being a spy and everything... I was hesitating between Slytherin and Hufflepuff myself for Nat. For my part, I don't really see the Gryffindor (the second most popular opinion). She's courageous and prideful, but not to a point that I would say they're her core value. I think she was more of a Slytherin before being part of the Avengers and Hufflepuff after. And I think the latter show more of her true personality so I would go Hufflepuff.

[@BirdOnATypwriter]

To be honest, I don't know that much about either Harry Potter or the MCU, but I think it's hard to be a spy without bieng cunning, resourceful and have a good sense of self preservation.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

Her loved ones are the only thing she could choose, so she chose them and held them dearly.

[@amberbanuelos7053]

Hulk is a Gryffindor because he’s always first to the fight, but he’s loyal to the right side, so I guess that’s why he’s a Hufflepuff? I agree, Hulk just doesn’t seem like a Puff, and I say that as a proud badger. Also, Bucky is totally a Hufflepuff. He didn’t want to go to war but did out of duty and he’s loyal as it gets.

[@rainynight02]

Hulk's biggest want is a place where he can belong. That's what makes him a Hufflepuff to me. He's not brave, he's angry and invulnerable. He's not cunning or ambitious. He's not intelligent or clever. But he is loyal and wants a family that will accept him.

[@captainspaulding5963]

No no no, Bruce's biggest desire is to be wanted, that's why Bruce would be in Hufflepuff. Hulk is most definitely a Gryffindor, and I believe Professor Hulk would be Ravenclaw! 3 houses in one character

[@asmabegum9711]

@@rainynight02 do you mean the Hulk is not intelligent because Bruce definitely is.

[@rainynight02]

@@asmabegum9711 I don't know how to make it any more clear than it already is. We're talking about hulk, not Bruce. 🙄

[@amberbanuelos7053]

@@rainynight02 I’d agree that would make Bruce a Hufflepuff- he’s highly intelligent but all he wants is to be understood and accepted. He wants to use the Hulk for good. But Hulk wants to smash, he loves a fight, he goes after the biggest threat first, and head on. Hulk acts and Bruce can’t always stop him. So for me, Hulk is a Gryffindor because of his stubborn bravery. But I definitely see your point. I just think that’s more of the Bruce side of the character to want acceptance.

[@diamondowl9321]

I’m surprised more people didn’t vote Ravenclaw for Scott. Despite his goofiness, he’s still extremely intelligent.

[@Merry_Haddock]

Indeed, I was personally thorn between those two.

[@Noblewynter]

I feel like he gives off Luna vibes in which both are very smart and deserving of the ravenclaw house but are also both quite eccentric and unique.

[@niamhnifhoghlu]

So many of Bucky's decisions are made out of loyalty to Steve so I totally get the Hufflepuff vote

[@robinsuj]

It's such a Slytherin kinda thing saying "he's so arrogant" and that being all reasoning enough to assign someone to Gryffindor.

[@luzelenaserrano1236]

YES

[@sophiapaley1350]

Yeah, what is that lol. Arrogance isn’t a House trait, and we meet arrogant characters from every House.

[@fueledbypaintwater]

@@sophiapaley1350 but you have to admit, it's mostly the Gryffindors who are arrogant. Gryffindor is supposedly the best house, so they take a lot of pride in it.

[@Merry_Haddock]

@@fueledbypaintwater I think lot of people associate arrogance with Gryffindor (particularly those sorted in Slytherin) but I think it's a trait shared by Slytherin and Gryffindor (in the book at least). Both those house think they're the best house.

[@fedeeeeee]

@@fueledbypaintwater most of the Slytherin guys are arrogant pricks

[@tomn6800]

Imo vision is a hufflepuff because he stays loyal to Stark. What helps me to decide is thinking of when their personalities were tested in CA:CW

[@gamingimpossibl]

But even then, was it really loyalty that lead him to that decision? I personally think it was more ravenclaw-like of a choice

[@amberbanuelos7053]

@@gamingimpossibl I agree with you as well as Ben and J. Logic and reasoning wins out with Vision. He could have been saved and had Wanda keep a tiny hex for him and the boys, but he knew that wasn’t what was best for everyone. He reasoned White Vision out of killing Wanda because he knew it wouldn’t accomplish the best outcome (and because he loves her, Ravenclaws can love too). But he is logical if nothing else.

[@commander8625]

As far as vision goes, he's probably moreso ravenclaw. I say this because he constantly brings up statistics and then draws a conclusion from the data. In Civil War, when he was loyal to Tony, it was less because he wanted to be loyal, but more so because the statistics showed an increase in super villains over the years (since Tony became iron man). Therefore, he concludes that maybe super powered people need to be kept in check, especially regarding their accident with crossbones.

[@robertt.4176]

@@gamingimpossibl It was absolutely a ravenclaw choice. He did the math and determined it was the best course of action (he was wrong though).

[@Englishjaffa]

That has nothing to do with loyalty. He chose Tony’s side because it was logical not due to loyalty

[@aDifferentJT]

Even in Wandavision Vision has these really firm binary lines of right and wrong and sticks by these absolutes over loyalty to Wanda which feels like a Ravenclaw trait to me and it’s this, over the raw intelligence that makes me go Ravenclaw for Vision.

[@aDifferentJT]

Newt Scamander also has this quality, and while Newt is a Hufflepuff I still feel like this is a Ravenclaw trait.

[@rebeccapursiful7107]

For what it's worth: I thought Bucky was a Hufflepuff based on how he acts once he escapes the Winter Soldier. I haven't watched Falcon and the Winter Soldier, I'm basing this off the movies that he's in. Once he is back in his right mind, he goes into hiding so that nobody can track him down and use him to hurt more people. He lives in solitude to protect others, and self-sacrificing is very Hufflepuff. When he comes out of hiding, it's not to prove himself the good guy, but in loyalty to Steve, his oldest friend, and the one who helped him escape. So once he's back to himself, his key character traits are loyalty and protectiveness, which are very Hufflepuff.

[@GraceOfDiamonds]

0:52 Ben's disappointment in the duck not going in the cup is so heart-breaking and funny at the same time 😂😂😂

[@ariccisuarez]

Just realized that Fred and George might have used a time turner to get such an acurate prediction in the quidditch world cup against Ludo Bagman. And tought it was your mission to figure out how they managed to pull that one off. Cheers.

[@matityaloran9157]

Vision’s response to White Vision invading Westview is to try and convince him that doing so is illogical. And he sided with Iron Man against Wanda in Civil War because of his equation. And at one point he tells Wanda he doesn’t believe her because if he did “I’m ignoring statistics entirely”

[@Noblewynter]

yes but he also stated in civil war that he does not understand the mind stone, while in 'what if' Ultron has much better control and understanding over it, vision very much does not, which I think is because while he is smart and has a very logical view of a number of events, he mostly looks to his heart when making decisions. like when he asked Wanda to destroy the mind stone even though he knew it would kill him, he was willing to risk everything for the slim chance that he could still stop Thanos despite how futile it looked.

[@beastwriter3915]

I prefer to think of characters as Dual houses Nat: Slytherpuff T'Challa: Gryffinclaw Bruce/Hulk: Ravenpuff Edit: ok, got all of them right, except switched sam and bucky, also put gamora in gryffindore...

[@JahanMisra]

vision is either gryffindor or hufflepuff. the thing he cares most about besides wanda is protecting humans / life. he and ultron talk about it and he sacrifices himself twice. the self-sacrifice makes me lean towards gryffindor

[@louie-laur]

Vision is totally a Griffindor or Puff! Being worthy to weild Mjolnir is not Ravenclaw-like trait.

[@allysmith95]

I think Ben made a strong point about Vision ! He conviced me, way to go Ben

[@DashingFrog2]

I think Hufflepuff is a perfect description for both Hulk and Banner. It all goes back to what you've said about what the character values. Banner values loyalty, namely when characters stick by him despite his "condition". Hulk values companionship, hence that whole thing with Nat. Plus you gotta remember he only left Earth because he didn't feel like the people liked him.

[@sylvy16]

for doctor strange, he went through all four houses. First he was slytherin when he was a surgeon. Then when he started practising the mystic arts, he first was a ravenclaw trying to learn everything and protecting the time stone regardless of the situation. Then he became more of a griffin puff, willing to do whatever he needed to do so that the stone and anyone he is close to would be safe. Ultimately i would say he is a griffindor.

[@Dan-.-9]

Controversial opinion, Steve is a Hufflepuff, he is loyal to Bucky, Peggy, Tony and everyone who was snapped, he works hard all the time and he always tries to keep everyone alive and he sacrificed himself to save everyone

[@amberbanuelos7053]

As a Hufflepuff, Steve is welcome in our house!

[@bethanytaylor1704]

He's much like Cedric

[@sunshineartz1926]

Agreed! Steve is SO Hufflepuff! He wants to go to war not to show off or for the glory but because it's the right thing. He is crazy loyal to his friends like Bucky (see Civil War and Winter Soldier) and he is a good man and good just feels like am adjective that describes Hufflepuff lol

[@outlawquill7894]

I wouldn’t have thought that was controversial

[@Xynth22]

Steve's loyalty comes from a sense of doing the right thing, though. And he is courageous enough, and values courage first and foremost, to always stand up for the right thing.

[@ninreck5121]

Stephen isn't Ravenclaw, he wouldn't have gone on that knowledge-seeking journey just for knowledge's sake, it's his ambition, needing to succeed and honestly, much of his fighting style is "resourceful" knowledge and not Ravenclaw type knowledge imo

[@katieann714]

They put anyone smart into Ravenclaw 🙄

[@joecampbell46]

He’s literally the ultimate slytherin

[@ninreck5121]

@@katieann714 people are like gryffindor = hero, ravenclaw = smart, slytherin = evil, hufflepuff = nice but it's so much more than that

[@mggardiner4066]

Yes he even says this in the movie, he didn’t learn because he likes to learn but because he was afraid of failing and wanted to be the best. He also only takes cases to advance his career (not boring or interesting but high chance of failure), he is generally close minded even at the end of the movie, and overall just has more of that ambitious Slytherin personality.

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@ninreck5121 You misunderstood the Dr strange film. I'd agree that initially Dr strange was Slytherin but basically the whole film was him turning from Slytherin to Ravenclaw. At the end he realises that ambition is overrated and accepts being sorcerer supereme out of responsibility and not out of ambition. In fact, he becomes incredibly wise by the end and less cocky which is again a Ravenclaw trait. He goes from someone denying magic to someone really accepting it for what it is. It's even said that he's gifted at magic. Only a Ravenclaw would understand magic so well. It's because magic requires a lot of open mindedness which is a Ravenclaw trait.

[@chasetomberlin5084]

Doctor Strange is 100% Ravenclaw to me. At the beginning of his solo movie, all the arrogance is the pride he has in his own intelligence and skill. To fix his problems he dives into research and books. The only thing stopping him is that his hands can no longer listen to his mind. The way he beats Dormamuu is like solving a riddle. He finds the outside answer. The circle has no beginning. He's come to bargain.

[@djarinriduur]

Completely agree. He starts out as a toxic version of Ravenclaw, and on his arc is becoming a healthier version of Ravenclaw.

[@midnightwolf_13]

I think what most people forget about the sorting, is it's not based exactly on how a character acts, but instead on what values they believe in the strongest, as well as what house would help them to become the best version of themselves. Edit: Ha! Just a few more minutes in Ben explained just that! No wonder his sortings were all making sense to me lol :p

[@CommieBukkakie]

Love this concept, please do ATLA next!!!

[@emmalemon1597]

Oh my god yes this needs to happen

[@tatianahernandez2865]

I've been wanting that forever!

[@jordanbalke]

Ben hasn't watched all of ATLA yet!

[@tatianahernandez2865]

@@jordanbalke then what is he waiting for!?!😂

[@Tytoalba777]

To be fair, I feel like that show, above all others, is composed entirely of Slytherins and Gryffindors.

[@centuritron]

Strange literally learned to Astral Project so he could learn more, very Ravenclaw move imo

[@shoshanarubinstein2354]

I think his motivation to Astra Project to learn more was like a kid with a new toy, he didn't learn out of curiosity or love for learning, he learned to expand his toolkit and his motivation was some ambition to be the best and some arrogance to get around restricted knowledge because he could and felt he deserved it.

[@centuritron]

@@shoshanarubinstein2354 possibly, but I do believe he just likes to learn, we even see at the start of the film just how much he knows in general, which screams ravenclaw to me as he'd have to like/love learning to seek out that much knowledge. Strange's use of the time stone against Dormammu, while ambitious, is also pretty clever, bring something to the fight that's foreign to him. Strange leans Ravenclaw to me, but I can see Slytherin as well.

[@mggardiner4066]

@@centuritron remember cunning is also a trait of Slytherin, which is more about how knowledge is used an why it is sought. Strange definitely has some natural curiosity but even in the movie they said that isn’t his primary motivation for learning. He does it to protect himself and in the end to protect others, also very resourceful fighting style. I think he is definitely more of a Tom Riddle Slytherin (who loves magic and studying everything) but not evil.

[@Noblewynter]

Also remember that the whole reason he went looking for the ancient one in the first place was to get his hands fixed and he had no intention to learn from her at all, and I feel like he only really learned and studied all he did because he was bored and impatient. also a big value for ravenclaws is acceptance and doctor strange is literally the antithesis of acceptance for a very long time. while a trait he has in abundance is determination, which is a very Slytherin trait.

[@Noblewynter]

he's also an avid rule-breaker which also is a very Slytherin trait.

[@orangeinkius7257]

Strange was so hard to place because he's the closest thing we have to a harry potter character in the mcu

[@samhobbs9116]

To Quills credit, If he hadn't got "totes emosh" his plan would have worked and they could have done Thanos then and there

[@Rutanachan]

Ok, here are my opinions - not swayed, answered before any results: Natasha - Slytherin. If you have to describe her with one word, it's cunning. No matter her motives, she tackles problems with cunning. That's Slytherin. Black Panther - Gryffindor, no argument there. Vision - Ravenclaw. I see the Hufflepuff arguments, and he tends towards Hufflepuff, but in the end, he's too much focused on intelligence and learning. Hulk - Hufflepuff. Bruce is Ravenclaw, traditional Hulk is Gryffindor. But in the end, when both sides come to each other, he's a kind, hug bear - Hufflepuff. Starlord - Gryffindor, but the cocky side XD In the end, he tackles everything with braving through, so yeah, Gryffindor. Dr Strange - Ravenclaw. Although I can see a bit of Gryffindor in him as well. But in the end, he's about learning, even before he became a wizard. He's willing to try things out, to test, to see what happens - I think these are signs of learning and data collection, Ravenclaw. The Gryffindor part I see in him is his decision to not use his magic for his own gains (fixing his hands to be a surgeon again), but instead for the greater good. That takes courage in itself. Sam - While he has a lot of Gryffindor in him, I think I side with Hufflepuff. He's super compassionate and he's using his emotions and feelings for his decision making. He's also Incredible loyal to Cap, to his parent's heir (of the boat), to his sister and his nephews, ... Yeah, Hufflepuff. Bucky - He's a tough one. I'm fencing between Gryffindor and Slytherin, but I think I go with Gryffindor - the jock version. He's the "head-through-the-wall" type. Sylvie - Oh gosh I love her so much! :D I think I have to go with Slytherin here. Not because "uuh, villain!" - but she spends all those years growing up to plan her revenge and breaking free, and she uses tricks, cunning and stealth for it. That screams Slytherin for me. Plus, I don't think there's a single Loki who's not the spitting description of a Slytherin. Mobius - claaaassic Hufflepuff. No questions here. He's loyal, sees the good in people, fights for what he sees as right. Gamora - She's a tough one. I go with Gryffindor. She's very fierce and goal-driven, but in a direct approach. She's willing to sacrifice herself for the good of the universe. She stands up to her abusive father, which I know personally takes a lot of courage. So I sort her into Gryffindor. Antman - He's another tough one. I go with Hufflepuff in the end, for his fierce loyalty to his daughter. And I'm most likely wrong here. There's a lot that speaks for both Jock-Gryffindor and Cunning-Slytherin as well. Aaaaah, he's hard. And I can't ultimately decide and be satisfied with my decision - so I will listen to your arguments. --- glad to see we were on one page here :D So, question is, could I sway someone with my arguments? x3

[@lynsdeyblack]

You did sway me a bit with Gamora. I think the problem between Gryffindor and Slytherin is that they are so close in traits (on purpose). But yeah, I do think now that her bravery outweighs her other traits that could put her more into other houses.

[@squeakssqueakers4905]

I 100% agree with almost all of your decisions (I only 50% agree with Bucky) You my friend have the correct sorting opinions.

[@1Mystery10000]

Finally someone I can mostly agree on. Bucky is pure Hufflepuff for me. All of his arc is to be a loyal friend to Steve (later maybe Sam). "I'm with you till the end of the line" is just the Hufflepuff-Phrase over all and central for his connection with Steve (and very important for his character obviously). Also it ended his brainwashing.

[@Merry_Haddock]

I think you're right most of the time but other houses can be cocky too (or jock). I know people likes to say Gryffindor are cocky, but it's not a definite trait IMO. The only ones I don't agree with you are the Guardians. I put Star-Lord in Slytherin (Hufflepuff would be my second choice) and Gamora in Hufflepuff (Gryffindor second)

[@emmalemon1597]

I feel like Sam and Bucky would be roomates in the Puff dorms and would be besties with their Slytherin bff Steve, and they would both complain that they were roomates but secretly love it

[@Libraven.]

Wait, you actually put Steve in Slytherin?

[@emmalemon1597]

@@Libraven. Yup. He’s one of the most ambitious characters in the entire MCU. I mean, he lied on a federal form (which is a crime) just to get what he wanted.

[@logansmith7517]

@@emmalemon1597 Steve did that but I think his motivation was ultimately altruistic. Steve spends all of civil war fighting to defend his childhood best friend. I think he’s a puff.

[@Libraven.]

@@emmalemon1597 In my opinion Steve is no doubt a gryffindor. I mean he is the symbol of bravery and chivalry. But I can see the hufflepuff angle

[@emmalemon1597]

@@logansmith7517 While I do believe he’s a snake, I do see your angle of this, and if he couldn’t be a Slytherin, I agree that he’d be a Puff

[@asorbli]

The thing is: You can only be brave when you are anxious, peter quill isnt very anxious when intentionally facing danger, so that doesnt count, though he was very brave when shooting gamora. Hulk would be the opposite of brave in my opinion, due to him refusing to even exist for several months or so after beeing beaten up by thanos.

[@matityaloran9157]

Even with his Endgame vision Dr. Strange is being a calculating mastermind. That’s right up Dumbledore’s alley. That’s an argument for Gryffindor.

[@celinabinkley6978]

I agree with Ben that Nat is a puff, she definitely had a big arc but by the end her Puff really shines through- her scene with Cap in Endgame is exactly that- pure Puff! She really values those that have become her chosen family. And her sacrifice to save everyone as well and ensure that Clint can be with his family (although the sacrifice could be Gryffindor like Harry’s sacrifice as well).

[@colehenry9175]

It would be super cool to see one of these for the What If? alternate universe characters. Think that would be INCREDIBLY interesting, even if not based on a fan vote, and more just a debate between the brothers

[@themysticcuber992]

This is the duck in cup trickshot video we've been waiting for. I love it. *if you know you know

[@shoshanarubinstein2354]

Ben was right with Vision! He values fairness and good intentions over pure logic.

[@Aisha_Luv]

Hulk is 100% a Hufflepuff. He really just wants to be loved, that's what we see on sakaar, when he attacks people and sees their pain. He's impulsive, but he's not brave. He runs away from his problems in AOU. Normally Hufflepuffs would be more caring, yes, but hulk is basically a toddler Hufflepuff. In my mind, and Gryffindor toddler would be more adventurous, want to do more, where as a Hufflepuff toddler juwt wants care, attention, friendship.

[@gibbsterV]

To be Hufflepuff you need to value loyalty above other traits Bruce Banner values Intelligence so he’s ravenclaw but when it comes to the hulk I feel slytherin or griffindor for griffindor you have to value bravery you say he’s not brave but he stood against a punched a flying alien in the face and yeah that moment in age of ultron not being brave and running away that’s called not being loyal but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t value bravery why do you think Neville and Peter were in Griffindor while Neville became brave and became a hero Peter was scared and weak but what did he do he valued brave people he values bravery although he never could he cut off his own arm to return Voldemort and that’s gotta take some guts to chop your own arm off

[@robertmott3455]

My personal opinions prior to hearing Ben and J's votes. Black Widow- Hufflepuff Black Panther- Gryffindor Vision- Ravenclaw Hulk- Gryffindor Star-Lord- Gryffindor Doctor Strange- Slytherin Sam Wilson- Hufflepuff Bucky Barnes- Hufflepuff Sylvie- Slytherin Mobius- Hufflepuff Gamora- Gryffindor Scott Lang- Gryffindor

[@snuffles504]

Pretty sure I agree with all of these EDIT: except maybe Sam? His refusal of the shield carries a lot of similarities to Harry (who is obviously a Gryffindor). It's super arguable either way.

[@robertmott3455]

@@snuffles504 that is a good point, but I think Harry was special in that way. I think most Gryffindors would have taken shield. Dumbledore 100 percent would have.

[@achyuththouta6957]

Dr Strange is not Slytherin. Before the accident he was Slytherin but at the end of the movie he stops being this success obsessed person and actually accepts being sorcerer supreme out of responsibility and not out of ambition.

[@ConnorDoubleYou]

Literally the only one I got wrong was Hulk. In my mind Hulk is not a separate entity. He is the physical manifestation of a genius Ravenclaw's repressed rage.

[@ashleyhammond4711]

I think Hulk votes are tricky - it wasn't clear if it was PURE Hulk or Bruce/Hulk. If it's Bruce/Hulk, I totally agree with Ravenclaw. Pure Hulk - Gryffindor

[@AuthorZaraHoffman]

Agreed

[@Merry_Haddock]

Never really saw it that way but it makes sense. Maybe all people from Ravenclaw should go to therapy to reduce some of this rage 😅

[@07PhoenixDrive]

This is why Ben is a Ravenclaw - he really thinks about the sorting hat and how it chooses. He understands it better. 😍

[@WadeShoe]

I love how their first character, their votes were so disagreeable. I enjoy their unique takes 😌

[@kaylieghskorner9650]

Oh my gosh I love the giant rubber duck! I actually have a rubber duck collection!!!

[@mikefenton8327]

I'd argue Strange as Gryffindor for one scene. When he's just killed one of the zealots and he is possibly more angry than we've ever seen him, not because of selfish reasons, but because he broke his oath to do no harm.

[@thiagoteixeira6537]

Yes please do more quizzes like this! I love these! What if ...? seems perfect for this series, think about all the characters you coud sort in that show (literally one new main character per episode and it's already confirmed to have a season 2)!

[@stefanjentoft8107]

I 100% think Strange is a Gryffindor. Especially when you take into account the new trailer, his one unifying trait is sheer arrogance with just a dash of bravery and recklessness thrown in.

[@despicablepenguin]

We don't know if that's really Strange though. If it is than yeah I would say Gryffindor but dark Strange from what if I think is definitely a Gryffindor since a lot of logic was thrown out the window and I don't think Ravenclaw would've done what dark Strange did. Although his main motivation was saving Christine, he was arrogant enough to think he could change an absolute point and was wreckless enough not to listen to people around him including himself. There's also a theory why Mordo wasn't there was because he would've listened to his advice but a Ravenclaw wouldn't need someone to tell them to not do the things he did. Now our doctor strange, I can go either way on Gryffindor and Ravenclaw because it really depends on if he's learning bc he enjoys learning or to boost his own ego.

[@thecosplaycrafter8017]

I think Peter Q is kind of a Gryffinpuff. He has a lot of sentimental attachment to his mum and the Guardians, but he's also incredibly arrogant and somewhat reckless in his methods.

[@sweet60_]

Ben being sad that the duck hit the rim of the cup and didn't go in is my spirit animal (or in this case person)

[@snowyoasis5798]

yesss ive been so waiting for you to do this again id also love to see another ranking of all the movies after shang chi maybe?

[@kalcheus]

Regarding Hulk in Hufflepuff, it's totally driven by the combined Hulk we saw in Endgame. He even gave out tacos!

[@MagicCardboardBox]

I completely agree with the Hulk, all he wants are friends, remember his convo with Thor in his room? About how he wants him to stay forever, dude's super lonely.

[@lelelov]

It was me Ben! You swayed me!! As soon as you said “ultron and vision are the same but two opposite ends of the spectrum” I like SOLD!! You totally got me on this one!!

[@TheEllieBree]

Black widow: Slytherin Black panther: Ravenclaw Vision: Ravenclaw Hulk: Gryffindor Starlord: Gryffindor Dr. Strange: Slytherin Sam: Hufflepuff Bucky: Hufflepuff Sylvie: Slytherin Mobius: Hufflepuff Gamora: Ravenclaw Scott: Hufflepuff

[@VFX_Mage]

I think Black panther is Ravenclaw. BP values knowledge not bravery. The wisdom to make the right choose. Vision I was Ravenclaw but Ben change my mind to hufflepuff As For Hulk he can never be Gryffindor, He brave when he is the strongest person. when he get beat by thanks he taps out of fight afraid. "

[@matityaloran9157]

T’challa would be in Gryffindor. He goes on a lone mission to try and avenge his father in Captain America: Civil War (that sounds like Harry in Prisoner of Azkaban) and he’s a Warrior King whose goal is to protect Wakanda by battling its enemies. He’s a Gryffindor

[@Mr.Silence.]

Vision and Widow are absolutely Hufflepuff, family is everything to them

[@celinabinkley6978]

Scott is the puffliest of Puffs and I adore him!!! 💛💛 he’s so goofy and yes he values Cassie more than anything. And his connection with the Wasp and even Hank :) And he just has the most Puff reactions to meeting all the Avengers and I love it.

[@susanshinkai4787]

As a true-hearted Gryffindor, I want to point out the defining characteristics are “courage, chivalry, and determination.” Everyone knows what courage and determination are but what’s CHIVARLRY? Technically, it means to follow the chivalric code but in modern context it refers to courage, honor, courtesy, justice, and a readiness to help the weak - NOT ARROGANCE. I think people confuse RIGHTEOUSNESS with arrogance. Steve Rogers is the prime example of chivalry. Tony Stark is NOT. The SORTING HAT knows this (and so does Harry as he tries to figure out why diving into freezing water to get the sword is chivalrous. ;)

[@cooperhowe5586]

Yes! What’s with all the arrogance being a determining factor for Gryffindor? Zacharias Smith anyone? And Justin Finch-Flechtly is literally known for being “pompous.” Where’s the Lion love? 😂😂

[@Trey-dp6tl]

Gamora is a Gryffindor. Her "plan" to kill Thanos was to just run at him with a sword. Compare to Loki AKA the perfect Slytherin. He tried to lull Thanos into dropping his guard before stabbing him in the throat.

[@matityaloran9157]

I honestly think Dr. Banner would be in Hufflepuff and by Endgame they’re the same but before then Hulk is an angry natural fighter who loves to solve everything with his fists which sounds pretty Gryffindor. I think he’s Gryffindor

[@caitlinneil343]

I need more of these sorting episodes

[@veronicafranson9609]

Doctor Strange is 100% a ravenclaw. He was very ambitious as a doctor, but the ancient ones says that his motivation was fear of failure. Fearing failure in his career and in school as well as with magic later on is just so ravenclaw. He approached ever problem so intellectually.

[@matityaloran9157]

Being all about belonging and family and willingness to self-sacrifice all perfectly describes Harry, who is a Gryffindor

[@aadamhovelson]

I would love to see J looking for and finding the Honey since we see the hiding part.

[@seraph4208]

I'd argue that Sylvie is more Griffindor than anything else. Her whole purpose is to overthrow the TVA, alone if she had to, which shows more bravery than ambition.

[@silver9wolf6]

Yay! I voted Gryffindor too and then it was 0% in the polls 😂

[@dariusjenkins8396]

I feel like the one above all is the reason behind Dr Strange's decision behind infinity war.

[@MorsecodeZ]

My pre-Bros-choice thoughts: Black Widow: Ravenclaw Black Panther: Griffendor Vision: Hufflepuff (or Griffendor) He wants to belong, but he also wants to be a hero Banner: Slytherin / Hulk: Griffendor / Smart Hulk: Hufflepuff Banner will do anything in the name of science, that's more Slytherin than Ravenclaw, Smart Hulk wants to be everyone's best friend. Peter Quill: Griffendor (he's not smart enough to be Slytherin) Dr. Strange: Slytherin (easiest answer I suspect / I suspected poorly.) The only way you don't say Slytherin (to me) is if you think Slytherin are inherently bad. Captain Falcon (Sam): Griffendor (with Hufflepuff leanings) Bucky Barnes: Hufflepuff (Winter Soldier is an automaton - wouldn't be in a house) Sylvie: Slytherin Mobius: Ravenclaw ... but all the TVA are kinda brainwashed, so maybe a bit of Hufflepuff Gamora: Griffendor with Hufflepuff leanings ... or Slytherin. But Griffendor Scott Lang: Hufflepuff, with Griffendor leanings

[@achyuththouta6957]

I can see why people think Dr strange is Slytherin. On the surface he appears like Slytherin but he always arrogant because of his intelligence. He delved into books and research to fix problems. He was extremely creative in using magic. Especially the whole Dormammu thing in the end. That's very Ravenclawish. He displays wit throughout every fight scene too. A Slytherin would fight very differently from how strange fights. They wouldn't purposely try to think outside the box. They would do whatever is practical and whatever works.

[@jgamez106]

I think the whole loyalty thing tripped Ben up. Like you can be very loyal and still be in another house just like Harry being loyal to dumbledore

[@thewizard-edits]

That coordinated “Hey brother!” was so serene-

[@ericmueser]

11:00 The empathetic happiness and child-like enthusiasm is what makes me love this channel.

[@AquilaLorelei]

You have very nearly swayed me on Black Panther, though I originally picked Slytherin, reason being his growing into his leadership ideals. Like, I see him as a "good" Slytherin the same way I see Pepper. He would sort of "absorb" the necessary leadership qualities of ambition, efficiency and so on rather than already possessing them IMHO.

[@triondrummers]

I feel like Dr. Strange is a Ravenclaw the same way Querrel or Lockhart is. Has the brainpower but using it for personal gain.

[@Saimeren]

Hey, I have a set of those mugs. The one's J is using. They're super awesome and I use them all the time!

[@TechtraColour]

The thing about Hufflepuff, which works for Dr. Strange, Black Widow, Hulk and others |like Hawkeye| is, it depends how you're identifying 'puffs / what part of the Sorting Song you're honing in on. Myself, I always remember the "unafraid of toil" line most prominently, so I associate Hufflepuffs with hardworkers. Like, Slytherins are cunning ambitious. They're the types that would cheat to get the grade. Ravenclaws might find another solution to something, like a smarter way to do something. Hufflepuffs would study and do their homework, however much, because that's what it takes. Even if the path is hard, they'll trudge it. So Dr. Strange, he was willing to do what he had to to get his hands working again. And it takes a lot of work to become a doctor. Any time there's a character who I feel just gets the job done, I think Hufflepuff. Like Black Widow and Hawkeye. Essentially, especially Hawkeye, they work for somebody else. They're relied on to get the job done, and it's like no job is too much for them. They don't bat an eye. They're not afraid to do the hard stuff. Likewise, Hulk. It's never like "too much work for Hulk" it's "Hulk smash!" ya' know?

[@chrisRundeJr]

Id definitely say Gamora was Griffindor, through all the gaslighting and emotional trauma she went through she always stayed strong and kept herself sane and moral.

[@archiethomas3911]

here is mine natasha - slytherin (she is very mysterious, she isn't afraid to get deep and dark, she's also pretty cool and calm not impulsive or reckless) back panther - slytherin - (he is driven in his pursuit and will stop at nothing, keep on fighting until he gets what he wants for is country, he is tactical and will make the difficult choices necessary) vision - ravenclaw - (very curious and interested in the nature of things, imaginative and quotes philosophies frequently) bruce banner - ravenclaw - not because he's smart, ravenclaws are ravenclaws because they learn for knowledges sake hulk - gryffindor -complete opposite with arrogant firey and daring for danger star lord - gryffindor - he's a show off, does what he does for glory, recognition and money dr strange - slytherin - brilliant, prescise, tactical, cold and arrogant sam wilson - huffelpuff - he doesn't expect any reward for his actions and he wants to help everyone out bucky - huffelpuff/gryffindor - not as selfless and pure to be hufflepuff, not as arrogant and glory wishing to be gryffindor sylvie - slytherin - just like loki morbius - wants a simple life and is just a genuine nice and good person gamora - gryffindor - her bravery and courage and willingness to be the bigger person makes her one of the better gryffindors scott - huffelpuff - not even a question ever met a nicer and down to earth character in this universe

[@JFantauzzi7]

Super late on this video but I feel compelled to share my thoughts bcuz first off I enjoy your content & hey comments help right? Also I love HP & Marvel so here’s my sortings: * Black Widow - Hufflepuff (Gryffindor a close second) * Black Panther - Gryffindor * Vision - Gryffindor * Hulk - Hufflepuff (surprised this won the Quiz master vote as well) * Star Lord - Hufflepuff * Dr. Strange - Slytherin * Sam Wilson (Captain America) - Gryffindor * Bucky Barnes - Hufflepuff * Sylvie - Slytherin * Mobius - Hufflepuff * Gamora- Gryffindor * Scott Lang - Hufflepuff

[@garrettcaldwell6641]

hot take: just because you love your friends doesnt mean youre a hufflepuff (examples: harry ron and hermione)

[@Waldo_I_Am]

That Gryffindor/arrogance comment during Starlord definitely upset me, and not just because I'm a Gryffindor lol. There are arrogant people in every house, aside from maybe arguably Hufflepuff. Examples are Malfoy and Voldemort in Slytherin, Lockhart in Ravenclaw, Cedric Diggory in Hufflepuff (not sure if that was just Pattinson's portrayal but thats the vibe I got in the movie anyway).

[@DemLep]

Black Widow - Start: Slythern/End: Hufflepuff Black Panther - Gryffindor Vision - Ravenclaw Hulk - Gryffindor Bruce Banner - Ravenclaw Bruce Hulk - Hufflepuff Star Lord - Hufflepuff Doctor Strange - Ravenclaw Sam WIlson (Capt) - Gryffindor Bucky Barnes - Gryffindor Sylvie - Slythern Mobius - Hufflepuff Gamora - Start: Gryffindor/End: Hufflepuff Scott Lang - Hufflepuff

[@matityaloran9157]

The Vision. Based on how cerebral and intellectual he tends to be, I would say Ravenclaw

[@owencoles2798]

Hulk is huffulepuff because he wants to protect people and when he destroys things and when people are frighten he feels sorrow.

[@macattack423]

Vision is absolutely a Hufflepuff. His whole journey is about understanding human connection, not on an intellectual level but on a human, emotional level. Puff all the way baby!

[@prernanix4329]

You know Ben's a Slytherin when he can successfully sway your opinions. Nice argumentative points.

[@Dalivast]

Love these sorting quizzes, I would 100% be down for more of them!!

[@RyanHaney55]

There are so many with character arcs that would put them in different houses that the quiz needs to say which point it's referring to.

[@dustintirey6122]

Yes! You guys rock! I made this suggestion over a year ago, before you guys did the first marvel sorting.

[@owencoles2798]

I think Doctor Strange is a Slitheryin because of the constant quotes his variants have "there's no other way" and "in the grand calculus of the multiverse"

[@88happiness]

I feel like the sorting hat looks not only at your now, but also your possibilities and direction of growth. In short, I agree with Ben and Neville is a good example. 🧙

[@kjs22]

Black widow- Gryfinpuff Hulk- Gryffindor Bruce- Ravenclaw Smart hulk- puff Star lord- Slytherin Dr Strange- Slytherclaw Sam- Gryffindor Bucky- Gryfinpuff Sylvie- Slytherin Mr jet ski- puff Gamorea- Slytherin Scott- puff

[@Icespark]

I am not usually good enough at harry potter to feel like I'm competing, but this time I played along and felt as if I knew stuff. This was super fun! Looking forwards to another video like this