Was Nagini A Woman? | Harry Potter Theory

[@missybarbour6885]

At this point you guys need a playlist just labeled "WE TOTALLY CALLED IT!!!!"

[@3clipse449]

So true

[@timeforpie1587]

Heck yeah

[@seanmcquigg]

DEFINITLEY

[@icegamingfiregaming5441]

BRING IT TO US

[@jadenlaurent]

Missy Barbour yes

[@winskinini]

10 months after this video and we get a trailer confirming that the girl's name is nagini. *boom*

[@adiburgos4454]

Ira Teves I KNOW!! IM FREAKIN OUT!! 🙀

[@winskinini]

I've been sending the link to this video to everyone I know (who was shocked/affected) by the reveal hahaha

[@OEHOEH100]

*unfuckingbelievable* 💥💥💥😱😱😱😱😱😱😲😲😲😲😲😲 wowwwww

[@grumpy_bear]

Ira Teves -boom boom, we are not pirates (lol)

[@e-czl]

*bOoM*

[@moemuxhagi]

The Brothers Situation SuperCarlin : *posts video* Warner : *sweats anxiously*

[@wulfpup350]

J is a wizard and knows the history.

[@dannelson8289]

Wow big brain

[@Cyraanno]

2017 ME: HMMMM MAYBE NAGINI IS A WOMAN 2019 ME: OMG HE GOT IT CORRECT

[@niceguy1891]

2021:

[@House-uo2zg]

@@niceguy1891 mirror verse wait he call it on vid that explains how dumbodore got the stone in the mirror

[@MsHEADbanging]

YOU CALLED IT J OMG. In the final trailer Credence calls her Nagini.

[@ryanjackson3539]

Lol was just about to make this same comment

[@shrutichettri8520]

I am shakinggggg

[@yas070]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@norestforthewicked7828]

Just saw the trailer, heard credence and was like HAAAAY BROTHER

[@selinkran2461]

Omg I just immediately came back to this video!!!!

[@MKVD]

YOU GOT IT SPOT ON

[@rain6099]

MKVD exactly 😄

[@tamarajordan1985]

MKVD I literally came here just to say this 😂

[@louiswelsh5687]

Same haha

[@Sebas-br2ii]

Same

[@vickyg690]

yep, I think Mrs Norris was a woman too

[@moonchild4648]

does this mean that Miss Norris could have been a human in the past? If she was, and Filch knew her, it would explain why he cares so much for her, and why she's so clever.

[@sburrows142]

i always thought that it's his wife or daughter

[@taychung7000]

Oh my gosh, yes! That would explain so much!

[@erinsistar2243]

MoonChild I️’ve always thought Mrs. Norris was a person!

[@wellingtonsmith4998]

oh my god that is so creepy weird, but makes total sense as well.

[@maggieeverman9913]

MoonChild OMG yassssssssss!

[@GraceAnne2007]

I'm watching this in 2020 so Fantastic beasts has already confirmed this theory which makes this video even better

[@azwanadiaa]

who came here after watching the final trailer?

[@Angelika5378]

mee 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[@tamarajordan1985]

Toooootes!

[@serenitytaler1765]

Me. I kinda feel like my life is a lie

[@matthewshort2639]

Me.

[@franciscobalcazar9296]

meee haha

[@preetipatel5512]

In Indian mythology 'nagini' or 'nagin' is the woman who can transform herself into snake whenever she wants.

[@caoimhekelly9192]

preeti patel how do you know that

[@radmoonable]

Fun Things It's a pretty well known mythology in India. A lot of old bollywood movies have a Nagin/ Nagini as the villain or heroine. Pretty much any Indian would have heard this myth.

[@brightstarlavandula3028]

preeti patel ... Nagina...

[@linnea____662]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!

[@dineshgupta8988]

It is called ichhadhari nagin (transforming at will just like an animagus) and not just any common nagin.

[@iikaedenii]

Hey brothers THIS THEORY HAS BEEN CONFIRMED BY THE FINAL TRAILER FOR FANTASTIC BEASTS 2

[@xAbbieCx13]

I'M FREAKING OUT SO MUCH,I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY WERE RIGHT!

[@iikaedenii]

ikr same. i still have the chills

[@helenejapa]

CAME HERE TO SAY THIS, OMG

[@yas070]

👍🏻

[@erikperhs_]

Oh, thank you for the spoilers! Very helpful, now I can finally watch the trailer without the surprise!

[@lillianmanuel4956]

Y'ALL TOTALLY CALLED THIS!!!!! Pottermore has an article about Nagini, and I'm kinda upset that they didn't give you credit for calling it 10 FREAKING MONTHS IN ADVANCE!!!

[@singingwolf8997]

I have a theory that might sound crazy. What if Mrs. Norris is actually a witch? Or maybe, was a witch. For one thing, she's the only animal visible on the Marauder's Map, almost like how Animagi are able to be seen on it. And Filch treats her like his closest companion. So, what if, Mrs. Norris was actually a witch, perhaps someone Filch was close to, like a best friend, or even a possible love interest, but something happened, turning her into a cat. My theory, stemming from this new information released about Fantastic Beasts 2, is that Mrs. Norris is a Maledictus, whose blood was cursed, so she became a cat. Filch, who cared about her, kept her as his 'pet', but gives her free roam of the castle, like a person would have. Think about it. It's often mentioned in the books how she seems to be keeping eyes on the students and such, like a lookout for Filch. Can you picture a normal cat doing that? And, in Chamber of Secrets, it's Mrs. Norris that gets attacked, rather than Filch, who is a Squib. It never made sense to me that Voldemort/Tom Riddle would pull his punches like that, rather than attacking what would be a more suitable target. I don't know. It might just be a coincidence.

[@Nyymi1234]

Singing Wolf OH SHIT YOU ARE RIGHT!!!

[@singingwolf8997]

Yeah, and think about it. Crookshanks is never seen on the map. Or Hedwig. So why is Mrs. Norris?

[@MFdaRodriguez]

I always used to think about this exactly thing when a I was a child

[@evalian9579]

Singing Wolf the only thing that u got wrong is that mrs Norris wasn’t purposely petrified it was just an accident when she looked into the water outside of moaning myrtles toilet

[@singingwolf8997]

I guess that's true.

[@guswaldspurger8168]

*The ability to speak parsletongue makes you a parslemouth, the language itself is parsletongue.

[@Queen.Symone]

Gus Waldspurger I came here for this comment 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@kirastelwalters5328]

Parseltongue*

[@YuOfOwari22]

Thank the gods; spelling aside, this was driving me nuts.

[@macytaylor2552]

Oh, take a chill pill, Maggie Niemeyer. Are you perfect? When you're perfect, then you can start telling people what to do. Until then, keep your mouth shut. Thank you! And have a nice day.

[@VierArgonaut]

Macy Taylor So by that logic criticism shouldn't exist.

[@natetso3307]

This theory makes a good amount of sense to me. One thing that has always bothered me about Nagini is the fact that she doesn't match any known species of snake, in real life or in Harry Potter. Her massive size indicates that she would by some sort of python, a constrictor, but her fangs make her seem more like a viper, a venomous snake. There is no venomous snake of that size in real life or (if memory serves) listed in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. To me, the idea that Nagini might be a human cursed into snake form similar to a werewolf (which, despite supposedly turning into a wolf at moonlight, turns into something significantly different and far more dangerous, like Nagini's different form relative to a snake) could explain her significant deviation from standard serpent species, as well as the magical properties of her venom. Also, if Credence is the father and Nagini is his and the unnamed woman's child, that could explain her ability to turn into the elderly woman in Deathly Hallows. Credence, being an Obscurial, is able to shapeshift to and from human form almost at will. If his daughter inherited something like this ability, it could be how she transforms back to human, and help explain some of the dark properties of ehr very being.

[@DepecheModeLove]

Nate TSO YES

[@silvereclipse9043]

Nate TSO I don't think being a obscurial is hereditary, but I'm pretty sure strong magic is and I'm pretty sure that Credence has been shown to be one, as it is the only way he could've survived as an obscurial as said in the movie, so perhaps that's how Nagini is able to transform into Bathilda Bagshot. I'm not sure if a person with her disease retains their magic after transforming, but if they do then that would be a good explanation. Of course this is still assuming Credence is the father.

[@Sam-xf4uw]

He is saying that the girl in the picture is Nagini

[@natetso3307]

Sophia Ponnuru I doubt it is either, just something I wanted to suggest. I mean, Credence's entire body transforms into the obscurus and back, so that could include his DNA, but obviously this is magic we're talking about so that means nothing. That is a good point you make that it might be Credence's strong magical blood that enables Nagini to maintain some of her magic once in animal form. I would assume that they normally lose their magic upon transforming, as keeping it would kind of defeat the purpose of the curse, just allowing them to transfigure themselves back to human. This would also fit well with Credence, who in and of himself bears a curse, but is an exception to many of its supposed rules, so his daughter could be an exception to the rules of her own curse.

[@melissacraig4839]

+Underrated Ravenclaw Who is saying that? The video is saying that she is the possible mother to nagini based on a snakes life in the series it would be highly unlikely that claudia is in fact nagini herself but her mother. So possibly Credence and Claudia are the mother and father to whoever becomes Nagini.

[@lolachant__8967]

Okay, I have a theory about how Nagini could ‘become’ Bathilda: Nagini was human, so she could take polyjuice potion and be restored to a human form for a small amount of time.

[@Xjebin]

Yeah, that could be the case but how could they time it so perfectly and have polyjuice on hand?

[@williamwebb580]

But when Nagini was pretending to be Bathilda she could still only speak in Parseltongue.

[@ntholas]

in the book, Nagini is inside Bathilda by black magic and literally bursts out of Bathildas corpse. Yeah. lovely

[@IbrahimAli-sr6yx]

She shouldve shaved her head should she could've drank loads of polyjuice pofions

[@stephanielee1261]

Yes! I love this theory.

[@TheIlovemusic22]

You guys were right! The newest Fantastic Beasts trailer confirms it! (I'm not even surprised, you two are geniuses.)

[@itzloveone]

Dictus isn't to speak, it's has been spoken. So Maledictus would be 'Evil has been spoken' AKA cursed

[@user-oc6nd8jd2s]

Cathy Box omg even better🙃

[@PhilBagels]

Correct. "Maledictus" just means "curse", like "malediction" - opposite of "benediction". I don't think there's anything else to learn from the word itself. It's a perfectly cromulent Latin word.

[@somemusician3832]

I am also a Slytherin

[@cluelesspixie]

THANK YOU. It was driving me crazy the whole time he was talking about it.

[@martavdz4972]

Cathy Box, Thanks for mentioning that! Yep, it just means "the cursed one". In analysis "someone who has been told something evil". Just like "benedictus" means "someone who has been praised".

[@RATSINMYROOM]

Lol how many people had to instantly come back to this video after the new trailer?

[@arvpagunsan]

me as fuc-

[@lianamark2484]

Me

[@cleooooooooo]

RATSINMYROOM like, I HAD to 😂😂

[@s0ls0l.mp3]

Theory: The brothers actually know the wizarding history because they're wizards in disguise.

[@House-uo2zg]

Interesting hmmmm

[@Garagebooks-2023]

Here to tell us some things so we trust them but still keep enough a secret so we don’t get too smart

[@jaella1692]

THEORY CONFIRMED SUPERCARLINBROTHERS!!!!!!

[@yas070]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@cavendor5286]

J Kreh SUPERCALLEDITBROTHERS

[@bohaywood7733]

IS MRS NORRIS A MALEDICTUS? like why is it mrs intead of miss? maybe filch married her and then she turned into a cat. it could explain why shes so intelligent, and why filch is so close to her.

[@bohaywood7733]

dang i forgot she said that. maybe she said it before she came up with the disease? i doubt it though, but it'd be pretty cool

[@sunjookat4865]

Hi Im Max oh flap

[@dawnmory]

Hi Im Max red Fr 3rd e

[@bohaywood7733]

yeah. i feel like she made up the fantastic beast storyline fairly close to when she made the harry potter books, so she may have thought it all out before pottermore came out. dunno tho lol

[@newcombrage7393]

I like this theory

[@prasannabachchhav8194]

Okay, I just watched the final trailer of Crimes of Grindelwald, and you guys are officially the best at what you do.

[@harshbajpai4383]

Finally some indian

[@turtlesarecool]

Yeah and I just watched it; and if you turn on captions when the snake lady talks she is captioned as "nagini"

[@Sonia-mw9fv]

You should make videos where you react to former theories... like "we totally called it" or "well that one didn't add up buuuut..." i would totally love that

[@herethereandeverywhere02]

From all of the crazy theories around the web, this is by far my favourite... Another fact that we're all missing, is that the movie's title is Fantastic BEASTS, so this woman might as well turn into her snake form, and -may be- for some reason she exiles herself to some Albanian forest.

[@dylantd9189]

this wasn't even a theory I wanted to know until I read the title.

[@sunjookat4865]

SuperCarlinBrothers fake stop it

[@nads4002]

Same

[@jacquelineheisel7915]

NEVER LET VOLDEMORT PLAN A WEDDING

[@sharmainehill67]

SuperCarlinBrothers stop it scammer

[@JourneyToTheCage]

sharmaine Hill it's a bot don't bother talking to it

[@JourneyToTheCage]

Walder Frey holds the record for worst wedding planner tho

[@lilacheek1394]

Never ever ever 😂

[@d_swan7]

sharmaine Hill I just reported as many of the bot posts as I could.

[@sarahmaric4125]

According to Indian folk tale nagini is a female half snake half human, it can shifts its shape to any living form and it protects a precious stone named "nagmani"... Most of stories of nagin is always about getting revenge!

[@jepe.14]

Its from the indonesian mythical creatures that they called 'Naga Gini' ... jo said that herself

[@j1407bmoon]

@@jepe.14 Jo said that but it doesn't change the truth. Indonesiansian lore also has tales of snake humans but the concept originated from India and later spread to the Southeastern regions of Asia. Don't get me wrong, I'm not denying Indonesian myth of Naga Gini but it's annoying when ignorants shout that Naaga is exclusively Indonesian myth and not Indian.

[@NG-nf2mz]

@@jepe.14 dude Indonesia was under Hindu rule only

[@213riteshvig2]

@@superpeanutcrusade9208 Yep and a Hindi one too I think

[@divogalindra9821]

Confirmed! She is Nagini

[@vinnesis6490]

Plot twist: She's actually Fluffy

[@jessie358]

EPIC!

[@salacommander2674]

I'm pretty sure Fluffy was male

[@treefairy42]

What if she's the basalisk

[@jasonjohnson6938]

TreeFairy42 but basilisks love for hundreds of years, I thought the basilisk was as old as the castle

[@treefairy42]

Jason Johnson yeah I guess you're right lol I was just making a wild guess

[@jakeschoenfuss2724]

You guys should make a theory on how Trelawney's predictions where almost always right. Even when she got his birthday wrong she was just seeing Voldemorts birthday. and his short age line could have been because he was supposed to die when he was only one year old and she would have never seen an age line that short. She even got the when 133 dine together right because Peter was already at the table and Dumbledore stood up first.

[@sprezysta1425]

gg you just solved harry potter

[@bort3486]

they did it :o

[@maddythinks]

Actually I remember the fifth book of Harry Potter, there was a floor for blood curses and some diseases in St. Mungo's...when the Weasley family and Harry went to visit Arthur post his injury. Need to check that up though. It could be a great placement/ call back to it! I wonder if At Mungo's set up this department in reaction to that?

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

What about that blue eye though?!

[@bagofgroceries]

I dunno. Kay?

[@haileychristensen7681]

The blue eye is pretty cool

[@dragonmb7]

Not sure yet, haven’t watched the full video yet but I️ know this video is going to be great!

[@warlockedbard]

SuperCarlinBrothers um for Harry's eyes the producers said that he did wear eye contacts but it was because he was allergic to them in the scene where he's saying goodbye to hagrid his eye is twitching and swollen

[@CarlosHernandez-bq2hj]

SuperCarlinBrothers i thought you guys were pretty cool ;( ;(

[@faolair3320]

I'm just glad that Credence seems to have a decent Hairstyle now

[@ameliaaxavier9786]

"And while I don't always like to consider The Cursed Child canon, I think we can use it as a reference here, just to determine how it might work." *THIS IS THE WORDS I LIVE BY YOU GUYS, THANK YOU JONATHAN FOR YOUR WISE WORD!*

[@niharbehere1584]

I think the question is "Why DOESN'T he like to use the Cursed Child?

[@Bushra42162]

Nihar Behere No one likes Cursed Child.

[@niharbehere1584]

I can see your point, but I, personally, enjoyed the book

[@Bushra42162]

Nihar Behere You are the minority

[@OptimusPhillip]

The public opinion on Cursed Child seems very mixed, maybe with a slight lean towards the negative (though I get my information from online surveys, which aren't exactly scientific). I personally thought it was a decent story, in fact there are some scenes that I actually like to go back and reread, but I don't consider it required reading.

[@MariahD16]

Everyone's obsessing over the Nagini reveal that apparently happened yesterday, but I've known that Claudia would play Nagini for at least a month now. Her character has been listed on IMDB for a while.

[@JingLiisnotreal]

Mariah Hillegas Girl you a genius

[@dustinnorris1859]

Ok?

[@daniellewagner7140]

Hearing the definition of maledictus stirred something in my memory. We've seen an animal that has human like behavior and is treated by the owner as if it was a real person. That's right. I'm talking about Mrs Norris. Think about it, jkr says that she is not a kneazle(a kind of wizard cat that is known to be adept at stopping mischief) STOPPING MISCHIEF! Filch talks about her like she can actually understand him, and most of the time, it seems she does. This could explain her human like behavior! But I dare take it one step further.What if Mrs Norris was a caretaker? She is DETERMINED to stop anyone causing trouble or mischief in the school. And why in chamber of secrets when she's petrified it affects her the same as everyone else. Because she used to be a human! She's also so incredibly dedicated and sympathetic towards Filch because she understands what he's going through! Dumbledore has been known to hire WEREWOLVES. Possibly the most hated half human in the wizarding world, honestly for him, its not that big a stretch! PLEASE MAKE THIS INTO A VIDEO!! Love your account!! Do more marvel and stranger things theories!!

[@toastertabby]

Danielle Wagner this makes a lot of sense actually.

[@MiraCleSillence]

And there is one big detale that confirms this theory: MARUDERS MAP! She was the only animal visible on the map.

[@daniellewagner7140]

MiraCleSillence omg I never thought of this!!!! Thank you!!!

[@janicejiang8053]

WOW

[@aby4043]

Wow ! you just came up with a new theory

[@gayliljaehyun]

so is ben just chillin off to the side the whole time you film lol

[@masonm.5778]

eli m. Go check out J’s and/or DK’s vlog channels, you can see their office and they are quite well shot and entertaining!

[@stockstew420]

☝That is a fake channel don't click the link.

[@two-face1041]

eli m. He’s probably behind the camera

[@jamespeat1346]

eli m.

[@raveenaboopathy1217]

Who's here to rewatch this after seeing the final trailer for Crimes of Grindelwald? HE ACTUALLY GUESSED IT SPOT ON!! Edit: thanks for all the likes!

[@oreowhale]

YES!!!!

[@yeetomosquito8904]

YEAHHHHHHHH BOIII

[@unavailable6624]

EXACTLY

[@dimasrespati8607]

BLA BLAAA

[@ottoettema9281]

I watch the MOVie

[@redgeoblaze3752]

mark my words, in Fantastic beasts 3-5 we'll meet two people of similar powers. A stuffy McGonagall type character named Mrs. Norris, and a scruffy shady Rogue type character named Crookshanks.

[@House-uo2zg]

Isn't going well rn

[@hasanzareer3114]

I still believe crookshanks is the potters cat named Anna

[@SuperDannyrivera]

So here is what EXPLAINS VOLDEMORTS EYE COLOR. The producers thought that making Ralph Fiennes eyes red would take away from the emotion from his eyes. So they decided to stick with a color that is capable of showing emotion.

[@horvathbenedek3596]

Daniel Rivera OOOOR... they just didn't want to fuck up the color palette of the film. Plus who the fuck has red eyes? Do you want to get terminator Voldemort? Cause that's how you get Terminator Voldemort! Speaking of which... I would like to see a version of Harry Pottee with prime Arnold Schwarzenegger as Voldemort!

[@livmas10]

i like that point, having emotion shows how human he is, even though his efforts were to be immortal. (did you know that Voldemort lived to be [if i remember right] 77. ) However it is known that he is incapable, or doesn't know love, so in the end, I'm not really sure of my opinion.

[@Sam-xf4uw]

Voldemort does not show emotion

[@Ruud_Brouwer]

Underrated Ravenclaw Voldemort shows anger, fear, surprise, joy, regret, etc in the books

[@Sam-xf4uw]

Sure he does.

[@harrington3019]

Or maybe Maladictis (Ill Speaking) is just the American Name for Parseltounge, the American Wizards have very different names for muggles why not parsletounge

[@wellingtonsmith4998]

DON'T CLICK THE ABOVE, THEY ARE BOTS! in other news, harrington little you pose a very interesting point. how much of the Wizarding World has problems with translations No-Maj = Muggle, maladictis could mean parseltongue and there are others : biscuits = muffins cookies = cakes or something

[@IanRomErv]

I don’t think that talking to snakes would be considered a curse.

[@crzydreamer]

Harrington Little i

[@cjsearle7065]

Parselmouths don't end up turning into a beast though. :/

[@MerkhVision]

What the British call biscuits are referred to as cookies by Americans. Cakes are cakes though. Do British call American Biscuits muffins? Then what do they call muffins? Why is this so confusing lol

[@emiliadipari2731]

David Heyman (producer of hp films) said that with red eyes, you would be more drawn to the red than the emotion. Director Mike Newell also said that if you don't leave an enormous chunk of human behind there,then he isn't going to scare you. So that's why Voldemort didn't have red eyes in the film. (Correct me if I made any mistakes!!)

[@saramunozmunoz]

Millierose Ravenclaw Then why did they make him explode at the end, instead of hacing a human corpse? Ahhhhhhh such inconsistencies.

[@elisimming5191]

Sara Munoz they made him explode, I believe, to add finality to his death. Voldemort always came back, even when it seemed like he should be gone. When he dissolved, I saw it as Voldemort being truly gone and unable to come back from that.

[@LiliumTheRaven]

Millierose Ravenclaw, I think I remember reading that somewhere, so I believe your right

[@emiliadipari2731]

Lily Potter yea, it was in a book I read about hp

[@emiliadipari2731]

Keltsey Jacob (SHFA) :)

[@ellessiricketts3280]

They tried red contacts with Ralph fienns when playing voldermort which went well, but the directors said they lost a lot of emotion shown through the eyes with them in so they decided to leave the contacts and focus more on his emotions

[@pandarose1819]

The new Fantastic Beasts confirms this!!

[@yas070]

👏🏻

[@mystic-fusion-_-166]

I CAN'T WAIT!!!

[@MrFallenFtw]

Well Jay, in terms of translating, you are both wrong and right. Assuming that J.K. took the 2 parts of Maledictus from classical Latin like she likes to do, then Male comes from the Latin word Malum, meaning Bad or evil. Dictus is the 4th principal part of the Latin word Dicere, which means to speak, and in this case it translates to "having been spoken", and it is classified as a adjective, so it makes sense that it comes after the noun, male. Therefore Maledictus translates roughly to "Evil has been spoken", which could mean that someone cursed or hexed the young woman and or her family. Overall, great theory, can't wait for the film.

[@ElchiKing]

Um, actually "maledicere" is not an invention by J.K. There is a part in Ovid's metamorphoses (about the Lycian peasants) which says "(...) Sed nunc quoque turpes Litibus exercent linguas pulsoque pudore, Quamvis sint sub aqua, sub aqua maledicere temptant." which (roghly) translates to "But even now they continue to make the nastiest remarks and, because they got rid of their decency, they, although being under water, try to say nasty things under water." ("maledicere" here means "saying bad things about a person" in a sense of bitching etc.) Also, since "benedicere" is the usual Latin version of "to bless" or "to praise", "maledicere" is more or less the opposite. So, "maledictus" quite literally means "the cursed one" or "the despised one"

[@gerardsotxoa]

Meledictus is "maldito" in Spanish or "maledeto" in Italian. So in English is literally "coursed" or "damned". Split the etymology of "meledictus" is a mistake, you should translate it directly.

[@anaclaudiadalmolin6900]

Yeap. In Portuguese "cursed" means "maldito". Similar in Italian and Spanish. So, I do not think that's too much about the word "maledictus". It's literally means that someone was cursed.

[@Jupoter]

Yes of course, "a adjective"

[@caelumsthelimit6849]

Aayy fellow Latin enthusiast Salve amicus

[@ismailo.9965]

You Sir, should be awarded?

[@Itookabathinibiza5624]

Yes I should

[@marieannelavoisier8056]

I know Claudia is Nagini, but I LOVE THE IDEA THAT EACH MOVIE WILL FEATURE AN ILVERMORNY HOUSE MASCOT!!

[@nk2.049]

Theory proven by the last trailer of Fantastic Beasts : Crimes of Grindelwald!!

[@derricmacy]

I need an answer guys... if a Phoenix is reborn from its ashes.. where did the first Phoenix come from?!

[@SoupsSB]

Maybe a cremated bird or something? Good question

[@heatherfaust7643]

Which came first the phoenix or the flame?

[@vigdisjonaarnadottir6491]

Heather Mueller neither its a circle

[@sierrawilkinson]

I think the answer is that a circle has no beginning.

[@Tanzanight-yo9lw]

Well when a mummy Phoenix and a daddy Phoenix love each other very much a stalk brings a baby Phoenix to them........

[@Ethan-nj4iw]

they did not change voldy's eye colour because as the film producers say "it would look very wired and unatural and goofy."

[@gingermaniac5484]

yes, indeed friend but I believe they could've gone with a dark cherry red and give it a brighter glint when something was serious, or needed attention =} dark cherry red looks a bit more natural, but still has the ability to look right. though, that's just my thoughts =}

[@swedishmeatball9092]

I watched this video in 2017 and I was like “nah, that can’t be right!” But I just watched the movie yesterday and I’m like “JESUS CHRIST HE CAN SEE THE FUTURE!”

[@kennispieper1981]

I think I was most angry about Lily's eyes....brown? really? spent the whole franchise talking about how Harry has his mother's eyes but you give her brown eyes?....alright.

[@stuchly1]

Kennis Pieper right? XD

[@Miriam-f7u]

I know! If they couldn’t find a way to make Daniel Radcliffe’s eyes green, they could have at least chosen an actress who had blue eyes like his so that Harry would HAVE HIS MOTHERS EYES like they mention 3 billion times in the whole series haha

[@vermontvampyre]

Kelsybabe-P In the book they kept talking about Lily's GREEN eyes and Harry's GREEN eyes

[@lindadaa]

The actor they cast as adult Lily (Geraldine Somerville) had blue eyes, so her eye color changes in the movies too. *sigh* Fuck consistency I guess?

[@girlkisser13]

Lola Crazy calm down dude they’re talking about the movie franchise not the books

[@michaelab1128]

J! OF COURSE HE OWNED NAGINI BEFORE HE TRIED TO KILL HARRY! Harry is the final, accidental horcrux. Therefore, he had to have owned her!

[@charlezard5579]

Michaela B actually nagini is the final horcru Harry is the 6th

[@ezra6854]

SuperCarlinBrothers Stop spamming

[@ahsoka_tano_98]

No that's not true! Dumbledore says (I believe in "King's Cross" in Deathly Hallows) that Voldemort used Nagini to kill Bertha Jorkins in Albania, and that he realized at that moment how useful she was to him, and decided to make her a horcrux afterwards. (Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't have the books with me to verify, but I'm pretty sure it's something like that)

[@mathguy8685]

Ezra K. That isnt them, it's a fake. Check there channel

[@michaelab1128]

I don't have the books on me either, as it is. But Harry is the final horcrux - the one that was never meant to happen. It only happens because at this point Voldemort has already split his soul into 6 different parts - he is so unstable that his soul fragments and a piece attaches itself to Harry. Therefore, Nagini is already a horcrux, because all the horcruxes are made.

[@dorygray7281]

When Nagini takes the form of Bathilda that isn't her human form. Harry recognizes Bathilda in the graveyard after seeing her picture on the back of her book. That really is what Bathilda looks like or else Harry would have had no reason to follow Nagini thinking it was her.

[@tetrahecta2223]

That’s was only in the movie I’m pretty sure, in the book he doesn’t recognize her at all.

[@nordicmonstah3099]

But in the books they assume that the snake entered Bathildas because she smelled like a rotten corpse?

[@kenhollis6197]

NordicMonstah Yeah, I think it's made quite clear that Nagini was inhabiting Bathilda's dead body. In the book, her house is described as smelling of rotten meat and Nagini is described as crawling out of her neck and the body collapsing.

[@kennethsatria6607]

I recall she hid in her skin? yep i remembered right

[@jbr5187]

In the books its different

[@OurLadyOfSorrows4]

Maledictus can also simply be translated to "curse" or "cursed"

[@peterg.j.macpherson2451]

guys, it took me forever, but I thought of something: IS MISS NORRIS A MALADICTUS!!? THINK ABOUT IT! Miss Norris and Filch share a bond--a magical one: they can read each others minds. (SHUT UP SNAPE!), or at least see from each others eyes. Miss Norris is special, she's magical. Neither Nagini or Miss Norris are normal animals. Nagini has magical venom, and Miss Norris is a naturally gifted Lagilimancer! (uses Lagilimency)! Filch seems to like her in a way that not every cat owner does... he lover her like a wife!! BOOM!! J'S THEORY IS CONFIRMED AND I HOPE YOU BELEIVE MINE TOO!

[@Marsipan05]

Zayne Walsch no. No! NO! NO JESUS CHRIST THIS MUST BE TRUE! PLEASE SAY IT IS!

[@haiderasad4195]

What is Lagamancy?

[@priscillad_l8909]

I think she means legilimency...

[@naomibousson]

I thought that Miss Norris was a kneazle or half-kneazle like crookshanks?

[@jennyapost7083]

my heart just broke with that theory

[@silvereclipse9043]

Okay so since this is a common mistake people make Parseltounge is the language of snakes, and a Parselmouth is a person (human) who speaks Parseltounge.

[@michellesanreis1568]

Sophia Ponnuru THANK YOU! I’ve seen so many comments on here talking about how Parselmouth isn’t a thing, but I clearly remember Dumbledore mentioning it in the HBP when he and Harry and looking at the Gaunts through the Pensieve!

[@silvereclipse9043]

You're welcome lol.

[@AmbitionMusic]

🐍

[@sunjookat4865]

SuperCarlinBrothers you aren’t real SuperCarlinBrothers

[@warmbagvevo9777]

Ambition yeah I agree

[@m0lly_st1nks]

Yes

[@Zee-uz1zd]

🐍

[@thatoneperhaps3945]

SNAKE

[@nowords1409]

Omg I just watched the finale trailer for Crimes Against Gridalwald and I'm amazed *heavy aplause*

[@MarKreationsStudios]

How does Coco fit into the Pixar Theory??

[@MarKreationsStudios]

Woah whats this??

[@ravenlowes1830]

MarKreations Studios I hope you didn't click that because that site was possibly a virus.

[@MarKreationsStudios]

It appears to be a giftcard site

[@MarKreationsStudios]

WTF

[@YimboSlyce]

dont click this its not the real channel

[@Tomonkey4]

The thing about venom being used in a potion is that chemicals entering the bloodstream directly can affect the body differently than ingesting it. So Nagini's venom entering from a bite could have a very different affect than mixing it into a potion with other ingredients.

[@glitched2797]

Tom Keaney also magic :D

[@hijabiart8653]

Tom Keaney every thing you eat eventually gets into your bloodstream.

[@kuroiryu9434]

Tom Keaney Also being a horcrux it's not a huge stretch to reason that as nagini is part of voldemort it would act akin to a blood transfusion as it is something generated by a physical vessel of his soul that it could help sustain another artificial vessel.

[@asmrtpop2676]

Drawnimate Carson Poisonous = you ate it/consumed it. Venemous = it bit you and affected your nervous system. Very different. Snakes are venemous. Poison dart frogs are poisonous. Komodo dragons are neither.

[@beesbrownies]

Tom Keaney and venom has been known to be used as a medicine.

[@erinzummo]

When you see the title and are like no way, but you know when the video is done you'll be like J is a genius how did I miss that?

[@shakirghoul]

"Voldemort,Voldemort ,Voldemort , HA take that" 😂😂

[@lyricrue7069]

shakir ghoul Try saying it 7X...

[@andrewmortensen9265]

If the unicorn blood curses you, maybe the venom reverses that curse.

[@phillipg.7262]

no i believe thats because he split his soul

[@ryanle6064]

Harry's eye colour in the movie:Blue Lily's eye colour in the movie:Brown Everyone's line to Harry ALL THE TIME:You Have Your Mother's Eyes ................ HOW HOW DOES HE HAVE HIS MOTHER'S EYES?!?!?! SHAPE?!?! SIZE?!?!? LASHES?!?!? CERTAINLY NOT COLOUR!!!!!!!!

[@HancoandKaytie]

Lucky Clover hahahahahhaha 😂😂

[@eliaspanayi4080]

Might just be one of the many things overlooked in the movie

[@Siberius-]

Soph - Then they would say that they see Lily in Harry (in some vague fashion), or when they look into his eyes, but not his eyes themselves. makes no sense. Elias - Maybe not so much "overlooked", as much as.. not prioritising eye colour with casting.

[@madtortuga]

He is alive?!! Yes! Great video

[@leahsutton3582]

Hi

[@am3r1canghost81]

Lol

[@jricrianne]

This is officially my go to channel for all things Harry Potter...

[@westhrasher6758]

That was honestly.. The best harry potter video ive ever seen.

[@skydiver7457]

Just go watch dumbledores horucrux

[@harrybarber3255]

I've got a cool theory I've never heard before. Snape's killing curse didn't kill Dumbledore. We know from Moody's lesson that you've got to be full of hate and rage to make it work. Snape didn't hate Dumbledore. The freezing spell stopped Harry from screaming out when the spell hit Dumbledore and only lifted a short time later. I think the fall killed Dumbledore. The spell knocked him form the tower so Snape is still responsible but I think it makes Snape a more redeemable character knowing he didn't have it in him to perform the killing curse properly If this is true and Dumbledore was conscious for his fall even without a wand I'm pretty confident he would have had the capacity to save himself but he chose not to. This was because he was nearly dead anyhow and if he survived Snape's curse then Voldemort would have killed Snape. Also the power of the elder wand would have died with him if he killed himself

[@Cody-yu2gj]

Harry Barber omg!!! You have given me a new meaning of life😂

[@devenmoderie8270]

That's actually a pretty cool theory, never thought of that

[@NamedForANightmare]

Omg, that means he would have been alive all the way down, though. Maybe even conscious.

[@loveland852]

Harry Barber Whoa, that’s real solid, especially with the delayed fall of the spell on Harry backing it up.

[@jessie358]

This is so cool! I would have never thought of this

[@camdotcoms]

THIS👏🏼NEEDS👏🏼TO👏🏼BE👏🏼CONFIRMED👏🏼PLEASE👏🏼

[@silverhawking]

I really hope this is true, this is an awesome theory!

[@limitless4375]

When your parents tell you to not believe everything you see on the internet after you watch a supercarlin video. *Disgruntled elephant noises*

[@dianam7344]

MAKE LILYS EYES BLUE IN THE MOVIE THEN.

[@dianam7344]

Kelsybabe-P that’s exactly what I think too as your eyes are how you express yourself and lily was know to have very soft eyes. And I always thought people just meant they could tell harry was kind and good because HE HAD HIS MOTHERS EYES lol

[@jdog7874]

But in the book they reference Lilly's green eyes so making them blue in the movies would not work. Plus they also reference green eyes in the movie as well.

[@dianam7344]

Jdog787 we know that. It’s a huge deal. But Daniel had a bad reaction to the contacts that turn his eyes green from blue (for the movie). But we could compromise in the movies that way telling Harry “you have your mothers eyes” actually makes sense. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@angelpixiegirl]

I was about to say the same thing about this, Daniel really tried to wear them but they just were going to be more discomfort and making his eyes watery then be helpful.

[@nightwandererz4998]

In the book they say Harry has emerald green eyes

[@HumDoodle]

I have a theory about Nagini's venom, it's not cursed as such, it's a powerful anticoagulant (blood thinner) explaining why Arthur Weasly's wounds continue to bleed, since the wounds can't be heeled by magic (or sitches) you can assume the wounds must be left to heel on there own and it's so deadly becauae without medical attention most would bleed to death before their wounds could heel. The venom then keeps Voldemort alive by thinning his blood making it easier for his heart to pump it around the body (acting a bit like the muggle drug warfrain). Voldemort is so reliant on the venom becauae without it the residual heart would fail killing the body. What is haven't worked out is how (when mixed with unicorn blood) it creates the body to start with becauae I don't actually think it did, the body is so often described as childlike so my 2nd theory is the Voldemort did in fact possess a muggle child but it was to much for the child killing it's soul leaving Voldemort reliant on unicorn blood (which keeps the drinker alive even at the brink of death) and Nagini's venom (which as i deciscribed can maintain a frail heart.) Hope that made sense.

[@nicolestruebs2565]

I would just like to make a pharmaceutical correction - that is not how anticoagulants such as warfarin work. The term "blood thinner" is a colloquialism and a bit of a misnomer because these drugs do not change the viscosity of the blood (in other words they don't make blood more "watery"), they only impact the body's ability to form a blood clot due to impact on the cascade of events that happens when your body tries to form a blood clot to close a wound. The condition where the heart cannot pump sufficient blood to meet the needs of the body is called congestive heart failure, and anticoagulants are not effective in improving the heart's ability to pump more blood out in heart failure. Sorry if this puts a dent in your theory, just wanted to clear misconceptions about pharmaceuticals.

[@HumDoodle]

Nicole Struebs thanks for pointing it out, I got my drugs confused but hopefully that doesn't completely change my point.

[@vermontvampyre]

*heal ...a "heel" is the part of your foot right below your ankle. To heal is the act of getting well from a sickness or injury.

[@lalajane8748]

Adele Irvine this is a brilliant theory, like where’s your Channel at 🙌🏼

[@HumDoodle]

Larissa Thomas it's not much of a channel, I think there is 2 videos of my cat and that's it ☺

[@memegod8171]

What alternate time line has Barry Allen created now??

[@aethenaldrin3224]

PotterPoint

[@UnholyTingz]

Yeah the fucks the flash doing in harry potter

[@MA-qf5gq]

who needs the flash when we have a time turner

[@harold8417]

He did create flaspoint

[@LiquidChamploo]

The way you detailed this all the way bag to that forgotten Bathilda scene. Good job man super impressive how much thought you put into this, I'd love to have that "eureka" moment lol

[@anna_caps]

In Portuguese we have the word "maldito" that comes from "maledictus", and they usually translate that word to "cursed" in English. Nice. I always love how Rolling uses Latin :3

[@anna_caps]

Maledictis*.

[@UmbramAnimae]

Butchered latin (in spell cases)

[@glassunicorn1525]

neat

[@daisybird5834]

*Rowling

[@evagrius3818]

Hey guys, on the "How did Nagini change herself into a woman", is it said if an animal can take Polyjuice ?

[@angelalbano4234]

Lust I'm pretty sure that the polyjuice potion is only for human consumption to change into other humans. I thought about this too but I could be wrong. in the chamber of secrets Hermione does say it's only for human transformations, she doesn't say that animals consuming it to become human can't so you may be right. Just another question to tweet j.k. Rowling about.

[@txthumper5853]

In the deathly hallows lupin says the poly juice potion only works on humans

[@owl2944]

Yeah sadly not Hagrid can't use it.

[@Tanzanight-yo9lw]

I’m pretty sure nagini was live ing in her skin

[@KingsleyIII]

Polyjuice Potion only works on human-to-human transformations. It doesn't work on half-giants (since they're only half human), which is why Hagrid couldn't be a decoy Harry early in _Deathly Hallows._

[@fredweasley5307]

Her colors suggest Occamy, though, and the feathery bell-like sleeves as well... I definitely think the snake woman could have something to do with Nagini, but I think that the Maledictus is going to become an Occamy.

[@esobelisk3110]

OHMYGOD I just saw the new trailer before one of your other videos and I'm so secondhand proud!

[@skyefeinstein2158]

I love your theories so much!💕

[@sharmainehill67]

SuperCarlinBrothers stop it scammer

[@fijiapples5122]

Paige ALDC especially the Harry Potter ones!!

[@fixyouraim5298]

Ikr!!!!!😀😀😀😀

[@FantasticBeasts2024]

I remember it saying in GOF book that Nagini came to Voldemort in Albania.

[@HipHopFan1654]

The Crimes of Grindelwald Fantastic Beasts and the books also explained how Nagini was turned into a horocrux

[@nevillelongbottom8660]

but movie doesn't : (

[@alanadi_angelo367]

Isn’t nagini from the philosophers stone? I always thought nagini was the snake in the zoo the one Harry accidentally set on Dudley

[@HipHopFan1654]

BlessedButter no...that was a fan theory before it was explained in the books (and pottermore) who Nagini is

[@alanadi_angelo367]

Karolina Knepaite ohhh

[@meredithclark6580]

Am I the only one concerned about the fact that Dumbledore's hair is not Auburn in "The Crimes of Grindelwald" picture?

[@lolablake9196]

Meredith Clark yeah when I saw that I was like ....

[@meredithclark6580]

Slytherin Pride SIRIUSLY THOUGH

[@evan.tobias]

You were not the only one I assure you

[@dollhousemakr]

Yeah, I noticed that too...not too happy about that.

[@ilvaire]

THEORY CONFIRMED!

[@Sailor_Enchantix]

They explained why they didn’t give Voldemort red eyes in the Bonus Features of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. They said that with red eyes you couldn’t read the emotion the eyes were portraying.

[@SoupsSB]

But Voldemort doesn't feel emotions

[@ausername5410]

Nagini was Voldemort's emotional support animal. That's why he died.

[@stixoimatizontas]

TheEnderGirl he didn't die because nagini was destroyed. His curse rebounded and hit him instead of Harry (although nothing like this is shown in the movie for the sake of a dramatic ending). To truly understand how voldemort died you have to read the book

[@ausername5410]

Modest Reshiram Dude I know I was making a joke.

[@stixoimatizontas]

TheEnderGirl aha. Nvm then

[@artemisfowldragon]

and the curse rebounded because he promised snape that he wouldn't harm lilly. he broke that promise, and due to the nature of magical promises, he died

[@reevesavage]

I thought it was because he was just like a teenage girl and can't even right now...

[@witchhatsftw7206]

I always figured Nagini was the final animal Voldemort inhabited before Wormtail found him and made him the temporary body. I think there's quite a bit of evidence for this: 1. Voldemort needed Nagini's venom. Why? It would make sense if the ritual that made Voldemort's temporary body was tied in with the animal he previously inhabited in some way. 2. Voldemort made Nagini a horcrux. As you mentioned in the ranked horcrux video, why would you put your soul in something mortal, rather than an inanimate object? What if it was easier for Voldemort, in his weakened state, to make Nagini a horcrux because she already had his soul inside of her? 3. Nagini's venom is, as mentioned, cursed. This is not normal for snakes. But we know that Voldemort, even without his body, still possessed magic. It's how he transferred from body to body in the first place. What if Voldemort, while inhabiting the body of a snake, imbued that snake's venom with dark magic to better protect himself? Or perhaps Voldemort's soul itself just naturally corrupted anything it came in contact with, and a side-effect was cursed venom. 4. VOLDEMORT WAS FOND OF HER. Dumbledore says so, and while, yes, Nagini was a horcrux at that point, what was keeping Voldemort from locking Nagini somewhere to keep her safe? He doesn't seem to show affection for any of his other Horcruxes. Hell, the diadem he literally just tosses into the Room of Requirement with a bunch of junk. I don't see Voldemort having such a strong connection with just a snake unless he LITERALLY had a strong connection with her. Because he had at one point inhabited her body. 5. We fist meet Nagini after Voldemort has his temporary body. I don't think it's an accident that we meet Voldemort, the person who revived Voldemort to a temporary body, and an animal that it was stated that Voldemort could inhabit the longest, in the same scene. I'm by no means saying your video is wrong. It's a great video and a really interesting theory with strong evidence, but this was just what I always thought Nagini was, and if Fantastic Beasts doesn't go that route, will continue to think Nagini is.

[@michellelarue-sonjablue]

HARRY was the LAST Horcrux made altho accidental he still counts

[@aditimadan6953]

*Nagini, not Negini :)

[@freyareynaert8387]

Nice theory (and good explanation you wrote!) :) I always thought that too; that Voldemort had possesed Nagini's body before. Although also the video has an excellent explanation about who she might be.

[@diablovia6950]

Michelle LaRue that is wrong. Voldemort made Nagini a Horcrux while he was still weakend and hiding in Albania, AFTER he was defeated by Harry... He killed Bertha Jorkins (a ministry witch, that had been kidnapped by wormtail) just before the beginning of the fourth book to acomplish this.

[@tjnova972]

One problem, Nagini’s first appearance is actually book one. She is the snake Harry lets free in the zoo

[@Tritrapgod]

All Indians knew naagini was woman

[@pll3924]

Oh cool, how? Is it in the name? 🤔

[@chotho4718]

@@pll3924 cultural thing

[@anushkatewari8694]

True

[@shravan7623]

Yep....While I was reading the books, I always had this subconscious inkling that Nagini might be a woman in animal form.

[@aieshwaryaalhat2365]

True

[@coainc]

Usually I watch theory videos on KZbin, the research is great, good theory, could be plausible. Great. And I do this a LOT, from Film Theory to you guys and sometimes even conspiracy theories like Buzzfeed Unsolved and Shane Dawsons theory videos. But this video is very much one of my favourites out of all of those that I've watched. Your idea is original, it isn't anything obvious, and right from the thumbnail I just, YES AMAZING IDEA I ALREADY AGREE NAGINI BEING A WOMAN IS CANON NOW, and watching the video you have many important key points. Also sidenote YOU CAN'T UNDERSTAND HOW EXCITED I AM FOR THE LAUNCH OF THE NEW FANTASTIC BEASTS MOVIE LIKE GOD I CAN'T WAIT

[@mohdallif6610]

Becanaalam

[@uhmmmlmfao]

For the weirdos The snake harry let go free In not nagini That snake was a boa constrictor And nagini is not

[@kaceycopeland2339]

When did that happen???

[@Rose-bl9df]

In the first book/movie when they where in they zoo on Dudleys birthday

[@lickmyboobies5084]

Bred in captivity

[@dayalasingh5853]

Nagini means female snake in Punjabi. Never mind he mentioned it, but he didn't say the Punjabi part! I knew this because I'm ethnically Indian.

[@lifae]

I wouldn't be surprised if it means "female snake" in more languages in and around India, since the languages are probably related.

[@dayalasingh5853]

Lifae they are, but surprisingly it's alot closer to French than you'd think. Seeing as it's technically a Indo-European language.

[@solsteiner7241]

I'm part indian but my family speaks Gujurati

[@askarlsen]

Congratulations on nailing this one! Can’t believe this was made a year ago!!!

[@8belleangel8]

loving these Harry Potter theories! Keep it up Jay and Ben!

[@minnie7453]

The Crimes of Grindelwald 🤩 I’m so excited

[@gracekim1998]

Yasmin Grasse is that a book?

[@valerydekoning9232]

Gracekim1 it’s a new fantastic beasts film

[@minnie7453]

Yeah that’s what the next Fantastic Beasts movie is called 😍

[@waqarjilani6538]

When does it release

[@valerydekoning9232]

Waqar Jilani I think it was somewhere in november 2018

[@abhishekrajput1483]

My favorite theory

[@rivereatswords]

Abhishek Rajput me 2 this vid mead me like and sub

[@adamcrawford6421]

It is very well done

[@tehunicornspinkandfluffy1456]

i prefer crookshanks is harry's old kitty

[@spoon5591]

Abhishek Rajput true dat

[@becandjanet2426]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@erikamohrmann7986]

Arguably the most exciting part of seeing this movie in theaters was that this theory was confirmed

[@rpb4865]

Who came here after fantastic beasts and crimes of Grindelwald last trailer?

[@gasternecross]

im watching after seeing crimes of grindelwald and i loved it

[@derricmacy]

Where my fellow Ravenclaws at?

[@cooleustary]

here here

[@georgielouporter691]

DtheVIII yo

[@tjnova972]

Ayyy

[@jenicamckercher3159]

Here I am

[@Bloo2406]

DtheVIII wuz poppin' jimbo, me be a rahvenclizzle

[@OniSorasousha]

Parceltongue not Parcelmouth. I'm not looking but I'm gonna bet anything there's gonna be a lot of comments like this.

[@finnhyman9862]

Oni Sorasousha parcel mouth and parcel tongue are the same thing pretty much

[@OniSorasousha]

It's literally never called that in the books. :|

[@zombi3girl]

Parselmouth is what the person who speaks parseltounge is called.

[@michellesanreis1568]

Oni Sorasousha It is. As the person above me said, Parseltongue is seen as the name of the ‘language’ per say, and Parselmouth is used to describe the person who speaks it. And yes, it is in the book, I think Dumbledore mentioned it to Harry in THBP when they were looking at Tom’s family.

[@OtterStarlight]

ron says it in the 2nd movie though

[@crquetzals]

Great job calling this one J. You did make me think of something though. When Nagini take over of Bagshot. Being able to look human and speak, maybe the horcrux allowed her to overcome the blood-curse once Voldemort was fully restored because he could "activate" it somehow to bring her back for a short time. I am assuming that she hadn't been human for a long time before then so maybe she needed to horcrux as a template to allow her to regain her form.

[@House-uo2zg]

Didn't she speak pastel mouth still tho