nerofreaks.blogg.se - Tumblr indian harry potter lightning strike scar

Did you know Harry Potter’s scar isn’t a lightning bolt, but actually the hand motion to cast Avada Kedavra.

This spell is possibly the Baubillious charm, though it is only a fan theory. According to a tweet shared by Twitter account Today Years Old, the scar on Potter’s head is not really a lightning bolt but is related to the curse spell used to kill his parents.

I couldn't have my hero sport a doughnut-shaped scar. Rowling: To be honest, because it's a cool shape.

Rowling in a long-lost (but still archived) post: Koen Van Der Voort: Why is the scar on Harry's forehead lightning-shaped J.K. It is possible that this is also the spell that Lord Voldemort used to destroy the shield surrounding the castle during the Battle of Hogwarts, as the spell has a similar appearance and colour to the lightning spell. Why is it shaped like a lightning bolt Well, Because it's cool.In the films, this spell was portrayed as a flash of white light surrounding Snape, causing him to drop to his knees. The curse never hits him.It backfires on Voldemort instead because of Lilys protection. Harry doesnt get his scar from the Avada Kedavra. if the shape of the Avada Kedavra were a lightning bolt, then its an extraordinary coincidence that its also the shape of Harrys scar.

This is reminiscent of the white disarming spell Dumbledore used on Snape within Snape's memory in Chapter 33: The Prince's Tale of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which may have been the Disarming Charm. Its not, though, I dont believe that shape for that game was approved by Rowling.This spell only appears in Part 1 and Part 2 of the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, as well as in the video game based on the film.Gellert Grindelwald's lightning bolt spell.