What makes the Harry Potter Series so magical for you?

I don't know. Maybe it's just plot , or characters , ambience , creatures . . .Everything is just . .SOOO MAGICAL !!!

The cast and crew duh! They are so awesome! I pag-ibig Emma Watson, Daniel and Tom Felton! They sooo complete the movie! Also Luna! She's my fav! Plus there's magic involved sooo.... hmm... I'll have to think some more. Bye guys!

i dont no i just really really pag-ibig them. harry potter and co. have reallly gotten me through some thof times. i no it silly but i feel a connection withb the carectures and think of them as real peope

The characters grow up, change, and develop in their world, and they learn life lessons and the importance of trust, love, and friendship, just like we do. you can easily relate to the characters.

That it's not just unreal...That there's a sense...I mean, the characters grow up, learn madami and fell in love...Only look at Hermione and Ron xD
It's magical and real xD
I pag-ibig it!

Its the classic battle between good and evil , With Wizards being good as well as evil . Most good vs evil pelikula the wizards are almost all evil . As a practicing wiccian , I am happy to see magic , even fake magic showed in a positive light . It shows the reality of teen troubles and angst .

For me, Harry Potter is something that I have grown up with, for over a decade, from when I was six years old and my dad helping me read it, to now sixteen, analyzing it and using it in my assessment tasks and discussing issues raised within the series.

Seven books; seven is the most powerful number; seven is a number of significant philosophy and religion in numerology; seven Horcruxes; seven days it took for God to create Earth.

The research Jo has done prior to Pagsulat the series (such as characters' names, magical creatures' history, etc), as well as the indescribable plot and character development Jo has created is purely overwhelming. It took her over a decade to come up with the story, to fix the fine lines of the plot; that is what I call hard work and dedication. Her life experiences (e.g. when she was going through a depression stage in her life) is entwined into the story in a subtle manner (e.g. the feeling of Dementors is how she felt when she was depressed). She wanted to escape, she wanted to free herself from this stage, where the form of Harry came to her, and allowed her to indulge into this magical world, this magical world that we have all wanted to escape to, in our times of trouble. (Actually, forget trouble, I just want to be in the world of Harry Potter, period).

Harry is a character who is loving and caring, always putting others before him. And Voldemort knows it, and he uses it against Harry; watching his loved ones die for him is something Harry cannot stand, and that (as well as some madami mo-jo) leads him to Death. I didn't know death could be such a enriching theme, but Jo presents it excellently; some authors fail to do so, however, Jo sets it off extremely well.

The characters are built in such a way that, even if Harry hates the character from his point of view (e.g. Draco), the audience can pag-ibig them. The kids grow up over the years, and the audience grows up with them. Relationships are made and maintained, some tarnished and some renewed.

I have Celebrity-Worship Syndrome (duh), but it's really just for the story of HP. So, uh, Story-Worship Syndrome, I guess ... it's something like my religion (seeing as I'm Agnostic), and I don't tanong it, and I do have faith in the HP world.

Call me crazy, but hey, at least I know it. ;)

1. The beautiful plot.
2. The tiniest details that makes 'wizarding world' very much convincing.
3. Severus Snape (Oh shit..*tries to contradict myself*)
4. Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley! (yay!!)
5. Marauder's map..


well.. okay, let me say it..

*coughs*


THE WHOLE THING, FROM NEVILLE TO ROWLING!

I think it's the depth of the imagination and details which gets me. I feel like I know Harry's world as well as I know my own. I could get a letter from Hogwarts tomorrow (it'd be 8 years late and I so wouldn't care) and I would know exactly what I'd need to do. Go to the Leaky Cauldron tap on some bricks and buy a wand, books, robes and potion ingrediants in Diagon Alley. Then I'll wait for September 1st, and head over to Platform 9 3/4 without any segundo thoughts.

I pag-ibig that this completely different world has laws and Minestries and politics. It's a whole other culture and society with values and history. Harry Potter's world is the most real fiction I've ever come across.

Not to mention all the wonderful characters and the complex plots and the beautiful message about pag-ibig conquering all evil. It's just, the best!

I amount of work that went into it, made it a very complex yet simple to understand book,
I pag-ibig the fact that the Latin she uses I can understand
Most of the professers names actually were based in Latin words so Professor Dolores Umbridge's name is "Pain Suffering Shadow" That is so cool!

The characters are very deep and well worked out
The scenery was described just enough so that you got the picture, but aren't dying from boredom

I just pag-ibig it!!! There is just this heavy feeling of magic surrounding the book when you pick it up! It's a real page-turner!!

Yeah, I think it is everything. I pag-ibig the characters, that's for sure! It's just sooo cool.

My brother thinks it's sooo dumb, but I think it's special!

The fact that this young orphan boy who at the age eleven thought he had nothing going for him, and then a Wizard shows up at his door hands him a letter to the coolest school, and he finds out that maybe he isnt as weird or different as his stupid aunt,uncle and cousin make him out to be. He arrives at this school and finds out that his father was a seeker with great flying skills just like him. He finds out some bad stuff as well, like how and who killed his parents. So I guess Its just the thought that any ordinary boy can be handed all this, magic, adventure, and yet he still faces the darkness and perils of life. And in the end he has to sacrifice himself to save the mga kaibigan and family he has come to love. It shows you the world that we live in except through witches and wizards. I like all the made up place, names, shops, mythological creatures, castles, spells. And the books no matter how many times you read them you can get pulled in and find something you may have missed the first or segundo time. For me Its a parallel to bituin Wars, because I can watch those pelikula over and over again. And same thing. Made up bituin systems, a bad guy and an ordinary boy who thought he was just that until he met an old jedi in exile that told him of his hidden and significant past, and that he is the one to bring balance to the force. And - gulp- kill Darth Vader, who sa pamamagitan ng the way is his father, and that pretty girl is your sister.

what makes its magical is the way its written and the way the characters(in the movies) play their part. I am a total bookworm so i can never have a book to read.

I think what attracted me the most is it's plot,the JKR wrote it,the characters,just about everyting about it.

Everything! The plot is so intricate and detailed, it swollows you up until you, literally, can't put the book down until you read the last word on the last page. Every single little detail end up being important in some way.

The world JK made is just awesome. It's so detailed and descriptive: you can see everything she's talking about, so much so that it feels like your there in the story. You want to be there in the story. It's also an escape, at least, it was for me. When things were bad, I'd delve into a Harry Potter book and loose myself in it.

The characters are fascinating, developed, and relatable. JK had everything planned out for each of them, from how they would die, to who their first crush was. You really get to know them and watch them develop and grow.

The messages in the story about love, friendship, doing the right thing, growing up, loss, good versus evil are all messages that can (and should) be used out here in the "real" world.

J.K.'s Pagsulat itself is lush and captivating, drawing you in, making you feel the emotions that the characters have.

I really don't think there's a part of Harry Potter that isn't magical.

harry potter is great it shows real stuff while still in the pantasiya world and the books are twice as incredible as the pelikula