Characters By Chapter
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| FIRST NAME | LAST NAME | DESCRIPTION |
| Newton | Scamander | Author. aka: Newt Scamander. |
| Albus | Dumbledore | Headmaster of Hogwarts. |
| Werewolves | Spend most of their time as humans but transform once a month. | |
| Centaurs | They live in the wild, refuse clothing, and are not at all humanlike. | |
| Trolls | Bear only a humanoid appearance, but are less intelligent. | |
| Burdock | Muldoon | Chief of the Wizards' Council. |
| The Wizards' Council - Preceded the Ministry of Magic. | ||
| Beings | Any creature that has sufficient intelligence to understand the laws. | |
| Beasts | All other magical creatures. | |
| Elfrida | Clagg | Attempted to redefine Beings. aka: Madame Clagg. |
| Grogan | Stump | The newly-appointed Minister for Magic. |
| Ghosts | Not classified as beings, but as has-beens. | |
| Muggles | People who are a member of the non-magical community. | |
| Arcomantulas | Classified as Beasts. | |
| Manticores | Classified as Beasts. | |
| Sphinx | Talks only in puzzles and riddles. | |
| Bro. Benedict | A Franciscan monk from Worcestershire. | |
| Bathilda | Bagshot | Magical Historian and Author of A History of Magic. |
| Clause 73 - Concealment, care, & control of all beasts and beings. | ||
| Blenheim | Stalk | Author of Muggles Who Notice. |
| Dodgy | Dirk | A muggle who escaped the Mass Memory Charm of '32. |
| Mordicus | Egg | Professor. A wizard who was an expert on Muggles. |
| Dept. of Magical Law Enforcement - Largest department. | ||
| Dept. for the Reg. & Control of Magical Creatures - Second largest. | ||
| Magizoology - The study of Magical Creatures. | ||
| Ashwinder | A thin, pale-grey serpent with glowing red eyes. | |
| Augurey | A thin and mournful-looking bird. aka: Irish Phoenix. | |
| Basilisk | A brilliant green serpent that may reach up to fifty feet in length. | |
| Billywig | A vivid, sapphire blue insect native to Australia. | |
| Bowtruckle | Tree-guardian creature that is small and is made of bark and twigs. | |
| Bundimun | Skilled at infesting houses and is found worldwide. | |
| Chimaera | Greek monster with lion's head, goat's body, and a dragon's tail. | |
| Chizpurfle | A small parasite that is crablike in appearance with large fangs. | |
| Clabbert | Tree-dwelling creature - looks somewhat like a monkey and a frog. | |
| Crup | Almost a wizard-created dog. Intensely loyal to wizards. | |
| Demiguise | A peaceful herbivorous beast. | |
| Diricawl | Plump, fluffy-feathered, flightless bird. Easily escapes danger. | |
| Doxy | Has black hair and an extra pair of arms and legs. aka: Biting Fairy. | |
| Dragon | The most famous of all Magical Beasts. | |
| Antipodean | Opaleye | A pure-bred dragon. The most beautiful type. |
| Chinese | Fireball | A pure-bred dragon. The only Oriental dragon. aka: Liondragon. |
| Common | Welsh Green | A pure-bred dragon. Has an easily recognizable and melodious roar. |
| Hebridean | Black | A pure-bred dragon. Feeds mostly on deer. |
| MacFusty - A wizard clan have taken responsibility for Hebrideans. | ||
| Hungarian | Horntail | A pure-bred dragon. The most dangerous of all dragon breeds. |
| Norweigan | Ridgeback | A pure-bred dragon. Nowadays one of the rarer dragon breeds. |
| Peruvian | Vipertooth | A pure-bred dragon. The smallest of all known dragons. |
| Romanian | Longhorn | A pure-bred dragon. Has dark green scales and long, golden horns. |
| Swedish | Short-Snout | A pure-bred dragon. An attractive silvery-blue dragon. |
| Ukranian | Ironbelly | A pure-bred dragon. The largest breed; weighs 6 tonnes. |
| Dugbog | Marsh-dwelling creature found in Europe and The Americas. | |
| Erkling | An elfish creature with a pointed face. They prey on children. | |
| Bruno | Schmidt | A six-year-old wizard who was attacked by an Erkling. |
| Master | Schmidt | Killed earthling who attacked Bruno by hitting it over the head. |
| Erumpent | A large grey African beast of great power. | |
| Fairy | A small and decorative beast of little intelligence. | |
| Fire Crab | Shoots flames from its rear end when attacked. | |
| Flobberworm | Lives in damp ditches and prefers lettuce or almost any vegetation. | |
| Fwooper | An African bird with extremely vivid plumage. | |
| Ghoul | An ugly, wizarding family pet. Generally resides in attics or barns. | |
| Glumbumble | A grey, furry-bodied flying insect. | |
| Gnome | A common garden pest. | |
| Graphorn | Has an extremely aggressive nature. | |
| Griffin | Often employed by wizards to guard treasure. | |
| Grindylow | A horned, pale-green water demon. | |
| Hippocampus | Has the head of a horse and the tail of a giant fish. | |
| Hippogriff | Has the head of a giant eagle and the body of a horse. | |
| Horklump | A favorite delicacy of gnomes. A beast with no discernible use. | |
| Imp | Has a slapstick sense of humor. | |
| Jarvey | Resembles an overgrown ferret. Talks in short and rude sentences. | |
| Jobberknoll | A tiny, blue speckled bird which eats small insects. | |
| Kappa | A Japanese water demon that inhabits shallow ponds and rivers. | |
| Kelpie | The British and Irish water demon that can take various shapes. | |
| Knarl | Looks like a hedgehog and is usually mistaken by muggles as so. | |
| Kneazle | A small catlike creature with flecked, speckled, or spotted fur. | |
| Leprechaun | A mischievous beast that is green in color. aka: Clauricorn. | |
| Lethifold | A mercifully rare creature found solely in tropical climates. | |
| Flavius | Belby | Wizard who was fortunate to survive a Lethifold attack in 1782. |
| Lobalug | A creature found at the bottom of the North Sea. | |
| Mackled | Malaclaw | A land-dwelling creature found on rocky coastlines around Europe. |
| Merpeople | Loves Music. aka: Sirens, Selkies, Merrows. | |
| Moke | A silver-green lizard reaching up to ten inches in length. | |
| Mooncalf | Shy creature that emerges from its burrow only at full moon. | |
| Murtlap | A rat like creature found in coastal areas of Britain. | |
| Niffler | A British beast. | |
| Nogtail | Demons that resemble stunted piglets with long legs and black eyes. | |
| Nudu | The most dangerous beast in the world. | |
| Occamy | A plumed, two-legged creature with a serpentine body. | |
| Phoenix | A magnificent, swan-sized, scarlet bird. | |
| Pixie | Delights in tricks and practical jokes of all descriptions. | |
| Plimpy | A spherical, mottled fish distinguished by its two long legs. | |
| Pogrebin | A Russian demon. | |
| Porlock | A horse-guardian covered in shaggy fur. | |
| Puffskein | A highly popular wizarding pet that has no objection to being cuddled. | |
| Quintaped | Highly dangerous carnivorous beast with a taste for humans. | |
| Ramora | A silver fish found in the Indian Ocean. It is powerfully magical. | |
| Red Cap | A dwarflike creature. Lives in holes on old battlegrounds. | |
| Re'em | An extremely rare giant oxen with golden hides. | |
| Runespoor | A three-headed serpent. | |
| Salamander | A small fire-dwelling lizard that feeds on flame. | |
| Sea Serpent | Has no known account of ever killing humans, despite scary appearance. | |
| Shrake | A fish covered entirely in spines. | |
| Snidget | An extremely rare, protected species of bird. | |
| Streeler | Giant snail that deposits a trail so venomous it burns all plants. | |
| Tebo | An ash-colored warthog. Has the power of invisibility. | |
| Unicorn | A beautiful beast with highly magical properties. | |
| Winged | Horse | Has varying classifications depending on its many different breeds. |
| Abraxan | A winged-horse breed. Immensely powerful. | |
| Aethonan | A winged-horse breed. Popular in Britain and Ireland. | |
| Granian | A winged-horse breed. Particularly fast. | |
| Thestral | A rare winged-horse breed. Has the power of invisibility. | |
| Yeti | Fears fire and may be repulsed by skilled wizards. aka: Bigfoot. |
