Which Harry Potter Character Are You?

If you are not a muggle, you are most definitely a Harry Potter fan. Whether you've grown up with the books and movies, or is a newly introduced fan, the Golden Trio has you in tight grasps. Obviously, we all love the cute trio of troublemakers! However, we all have our favorite characters besides those three, right? Share your top characters in the comments below! 

The Golden Trio in the wizarding world's Hogwarts is the beloved dynamic trio: 

Harry Potter, the Chosen One with a knack for trouble; 

Hermione Granger, the brilliant overachiever armed with intellect and magical prowess; 

Ron Weasley, the loyal goofball with a heart of gold. 

Together, they face magical mishaps, dark wizards, and the chaos of adolescence. From battling the Dark Lord to navigating the awkwardness of teenage romance, this trio exemplifies friendship, bravery, and a touch of mischief that makes the magical world come alive. They're not just friends; they're the magical dream team! 

The Weasley family, wizards extraordinaire, became the adopted family for Harry Potter. They are the riot of red hair and unparalleled warmth. Led by Arthur Weasley's fascination with Muggles and Molly Weasley's epic knitting skills, the family also includes seven red-haired trouble-makers. Fred and George, the mischievous twins, bring pranks to an art form, while Ron, the youngest boy, is Harry Potter's steadfast sidekick. The best girl Ginny rivals her brothers in mieschief! Percy may be a stuck-up beauracraut, but comes around in the finale as a devoted son. And though we barely see Charlie and Bill, they seem like the coolest wizards – dashing with a penchant for danger (one being a cruse-breaker, another – dragon-tamer). 

Overflowing with hand-me-downs, homemade sweaters, and cozy chaos, the Weasleys embrace each other and every magical creature in sight. In the wizarding world, they're not just a family; they're a ginger whirlwind of love and laughter. 

They are the antagonistic family of the books. Representing royalty and pureblood pride, they epitome slyness and ambitions of true Slytherins. Lucius Malfoy, with his slicked-back hair and penchant for stylish walking sticks, epitomizes snobbish charm. Narcissa, the elegant matriarch, strikes a balance between ice and grace. Then there's Draco, the platinum blonde poster child for Slytherin ambition. With a manor that become true home for Darkness and a peevish disdain for those not of their ilk, the Malfoys add a touch of drama to Hogwarts and provide HQ for the Dark Lord himself. 

And though we glimpse the beginning notes of redemption for Narcissa and Draco at the end of the series, the imposing head of the family remains truly evil (and cowardly) till the end. 

Aside from the prominent families of the series, the author has created a plethora of memorable characters. Throughout the books, we fall in love with their courage, kindness, wisdom, humor, and heroic actions.