Wouldn’t it make your stay at Hogwarts much better if the Sorting Hat told you which one of the dreamy boy wizards at the academy would be your boyfriend?
We’d have to seriously judge your intentions for studying to become a wizard if you just went to Hogwarts to snag a charming young sorcerer as your new boyfriend. But you aren’t exactly to blame for feeling that way, since the films and books are packed with plenty of boyfie-material magic users to appeal to fans of discerning taste.
A lot of questions can be raised here. Would you care about the House of which your boyfriend is a member? Are you the type to bond over Quidditch or foraging for spell ingredients in the forest?
Remember to be wary as well. Love can be a weakness in the wizarding world, especially if you’ve made enemies with the Death Eaters or other treacherous forces. You can also expect to face serious competition in the form of canon ship rivals, such as Ginny and Hermione. If worse comes to worst, will you be ready to incite another Battle of Hogwarts to win the hand of your treasured magical darling?
Who is your Harry Potter boyfriend? Plunge headfirst into this Hogwarts quiz and find out!
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The Harry Potter fandom wouldn’t be half the size that it is today without the hordes of people that are nuts for the series’ male characters.
From the titular hero himself, with his bespectacled charm and his sickeningly sweet and kind nature, to certified boy-next-door Ron Weasley and that prissy but lovable blonde lad from Slytherin, author J.K. Rowling sure was pretty generous about supplying fans with great guys.
The film adaptations were truly responsible for setting the Muggle world aflame with new crushes. Many fans were left crushed when film Cedric died and Robert Pattinson had to say goodbye to the series, although they found a lot of solace seeing the hunk from Hufflepuff reborn as Captain Sparkles from Twilight. Even other male stars, such as Remus Lupin, Sirius Black and stodgy old Severus Snape have their loyal fanatics.
By using a counterfeit version of the Sorting Hat, this personality quiz aims to match you to your ideal Harry Potter boyfriend.
So you’re marrying into this pack of gingers, eh? Or perhaps you just want to discover more about the series’ favorite family of redheads. Here’s a brief rundown of the Weasley family.
The Weasleys are a British family of pure-bloods, somewhat prestigious yet poor by the time Ron came along. In recent years, the main family included Arthur and Molly, as well as their children, William, Charles, Percy, Fred, George, Ron and Ginny.
Ronald himself would later marry Hermione Granger, with whom they would have two kids, Hugo and Rose. Harry would also wed his childhood crush, Ginny, technically making the main trio in-laws. Harry’s second of three children, Albus Severus, would later star in the Cursed Child spin-off.
As someone shy, sensitive and compassionate, especially in their early years, Neville seemed like a shoo-in for Hufflepuff. In fact, he had a lengthy argument with the Sorting Hat to be sorted into the badgers rather than in Gryffindor.
Growing up, his grandmother would regale him with tales of his parents’ bravery, making him intimidated by the Gryffindors’ own virtue of bravery. However, as the later instalments display, Neville’s greatest characteristic was – indeed - his courage, which allowed him to defy Voldemort’s forces and rally his fellow students against them at the height of the Dark Lord’s power.
Liking Draco can be… an acquired taste, thanks to his prickly and snobbish personality.
Although it can’t completely explain his attitude, Draco’s hateful and domineering side was largely influenced by his family, especially his father, Lucius. His family’s wealth, connections to other wizards, and prestige only made Draco develop a sense of innate invincibility over his peers.
His frequent clashes with Pottah didn’t make things better, stirring up his own feelings of insecurity. However, by the time they were adults, Draco had matured significantly, vowing to raise his son Scorpius better than Lucius raised him.
