30 Totally Incorrect Facts Potterheads STILL Believe

Totally Incorrect Harry Potter Facts Everyone STILL Believes

After more than two decades, the wizarding world is still drowning in myths, misquotes, and flat-out wrong “facts” that fans repeat without ever checking the source.
In this video, we break down the most widespread Harry Potter misunderstandings people still argue about — from characters who never said the lines they’re famous for, to lore details the movies completely rewrote, to fan theories that somehow became accepted as canon.

If you’ve ever wondered what’s actually true, what the books really say, and which beliefs the fandom refuses to let go of… this is your guide.

Grab your wand — some of these might surprise you.


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