Jan 11, 2015 · Yet Andros the Invincible was said to have a Patronus "the size of a giant". A Basilisk is very large in size (both in the books and movies), so it's possible that Andros's Patronus could have been a basilisk. Other than that, the only other creatures I can think of are either a dragon or an actual giant for Andros's Patronus.

Aug 27, 2020 · If a Boggart (for the sake of argument) was trying to replicate Basilisk-gaze Petrification, it would likely hit its victims with a weaker version of the same magic; either a temporary but accurate Petrification, or a partial Petrification with only makes your joints stiff but doesn't quite prevent movement, or something like that.

Mar 27, 2022 · And the Basilisk made Three by slytherinsal Ron makes a bad choice about seeking out Hermione, and Harry, panicking, calls for aid using parseltongue as the tap is right in front of him. He and Hermione make a new friend, and …

Not according to Pottermore, no. “While there is a widespread and justified belief that a wizard who is not pure of heart cannot produce a successful Patronus (the most famous example of the spell backfiring is that of the Dark wizard Raczidian, who was devoured by maggots), a rare few witches and wizards of questionable morals have succeeded in producing the Charm (Dolores Umbridge, for ...

Mar 31, 2023 · Dementors are amortal (as in never having been alive and unable to die) and can only really be repelled by the Patronus Charm and the like. The Basilisk's eyes and their venom would do nothing to them. Dementors also only attack humans to feed on their happiness (and soul). I doubt they'd be interested in another dark creature like a Basilisk.

Sep 26, 2021 · Yea that's why I said assuming he does have one. Cause killing his family, creating specific horcruxes or discovering that he's that heir of slytherin could be classed as happy memories to a mind like his xx I stand by the snake/basilisk patronus tho xx

Sep 3, 2021 · It's not like the public were ever told it was a basilisk, otherwise there would likely be a lot more outrage. They weren't told, but in Philosopher's Stone, Dumbledore tells Harry, "What happened down in the dungeons between you and Professor Quirrell is a complete secret, so, naturally the whole school knows."

Feb 2, 2022 · A basilisk would certainly fit Voldy's personality for so many reasons, but there are probably several other species that have died out from breeding bans that could potentially suit him better. Bellatrix would probably have a black widow patronus, and her happiest memory would probably be the torture of the Longbottom's or returning to Voldy ...

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Salazar's personal pet was the oldest known basilisk in history, making it 50 feet long at minimum and most likely bigger due to it being alive for over a millennium. The movie definitely made it bigger (80 feet to be exact), but there's no way in hell Salazar's basilisk was anywhere close to the size of a python.