The Harry Potter Novels, by J.K Rowling

[silverstarcross]

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To Owe up to my word, this is pretty much where the main Potter-world related discussions may be taken up, if anybody is interested.
Where to begin with how there tends to be an interesting moment whenever it gets spotted in the Potter-world, itself?

From the mysticism of the world itself, to how some segments of the Middle Ages are presented especially in 'The Tales of Beedle The Bard', to even how its possible to get your soul destroyed in Despair by over-exposure to A Dementor's Kiss, yes the Potter-world has a lot of things worth discussing, not least of which may include why every species is meant to be vital for long-run survival.

So we may begin discussions, I feel this thread was in order with the kind of image being used.




MugiwaraBlair
CosmicBehemoth
GuardianAngel1911-Admin

I decided to save the in-depth discussions on the Power Systems matters(In General, not Just the Potter-world) for another time, once I next hit the BlazBlue discussion thread, and I lost count of how I admit that whenever I'm in a Potter-world or dot hack(.hack)-related mood, it pretty much affects my mood to re-watch or re-read anything from either?
BlazBlue more or less has the same kind of pattern, but its just less obvious about the fact.

[CosmicBehemoth]

One of the biggest questions I've asked is out the rough 200 countries in the world today, how many have Wizards?

[silverstarcross]

That is a good question, and I'm surprised that as far as we know, nobody asked this.
Europe has obvious populations, but unless we factor in the Quidditch World Cup game(Which needs a Sequel), the most in terms of confirmed populations would be from Britain, France and Bulgaria from Europe, alone.
Asia confirms that Japan has Mahoutokuro, if Pottermore news said anything.

Not sure how much of what is confirmed as far as I can recall, though.
Expect me to work on that BlazBlue thread I mentioned later on if I haven't done so, already.