The History of Every MAGIC School in the Wizarding World (All 11) - Harry Potter Explained

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How they gonna leave out Inner city Vincent Clortho school for magic in America 😂😂

Let's just put all the balkans in one school, I'm sure it'll be fine...

I go to the one located in Sydney Australia, Muggle eyes see the Opera House.

Would be Japan for people in my country due to proximity alone

That said, Mahoutokoro (魔法処) is a name that's rather on the nose, literally translates to Magic Place

Well in Brazil they speak Portuguese and in the rest of South America we speak Spanish

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As a portuguese I think it would be so hilarious to see brasilians using magic with their accent

I think that Uagadou might be the coolest of the eleven! This was a fascinating video! I'm a Pukwudgie from Ilevormorny

I would love to see a school in Venice!

I love castles i would go Hogwarts and Slytherin

I live in Australia so I would go to the Australian wizarding school

TBF spanish students would probably never go to a french school

Fun fact: The Japanese wizarding school literally translates to “Magic Place”, with Mahou (魔法) meaning magic and Tokoro (所) meaning place

Ilvermorny sounds a little lame and too much of a knock off. And really a castle, she didn’t even try to make it different.

What about clortho the inner city magic school from key and peele

"Magic school" makes it sound like types of magic. They're called schools of wizardry or wizarding schools for a reason

The information on these schools kinda just makes it glaringly obvious how little JK actually knows of other cultures outside of the UK. I’d love to see these schools and magical countries further expanded on by more knowledgeable people

I wish we could get an official movie/book on each different school, and some kind of story taking place there. And definitely some more information on each one. It feels like J.K. just has a favoritism for Europe. (Which is understandable, considering it was being in Europe that gave her the inspiration to come up with the whole thing.) But I hate how these schools are just brought up, and then left to our imaginations. With how big this franchise has gotten, at some point you'd need to cater to the larger audience.

You forgetting clortho, the inner city magical school

This makes me wonder if there are different languages of magic. Like maybe there’s a Japanese version of “Wingardium Leviosa” for Mahoutokoro wizards, etc.

If Ireland had their own, it would be lit

"Mutton-fat jade"... WTF does that even mean? How do you make jade fat on mutton...? -_-;;;

Common misconception about Slytherin is that they value being sly and cunning. While the cunning part is true, the sly part isn't. Slytherin is more about pride and ambition. Gryffindor is about bravery and nobility. Ravenclaw is wisdom and whit. Hufflepuff is loyalty and justice. Because of these traits and how the students often display them Slytherins get classified as cunning. Gryffindors are chivalrous. Ravenclaws are intelligent. And Hufflepuffs are honest.

All of these schools would have made better stories.

So all these goons sat around while hogwarts burned

I think the name of the brazillian school might be Castelo Bruxo, not Brushu, has in Portuguese Bruxo means Wizard

Where should Mexican students go to? The one in Brazil or the USA?

I can’t believe that Eire does not have a school

Next HP video: the small precentage of magical families that choose to "homeschool" their children, like Endora did with Samantha...

Personally, I think the whole idea of the school is looking like ruins to moguls is really stupid when you consider how popular urban exploring is. Like legitimately I would be all over exploring a destroyed castle. I don’t care if someone says it’s haunted. I don’t care if someone says it’s run down and I don’t care if it’s trespassing a lot of people do that stuff in real life which would completely destroy the magic, illusion of Hogwarts, not existing. Lol

Is there a wizarding house quiz for ilvermourny 😂😅😅

Wait, why would russia have a different version of quidditch if it is an international sport with a world championship

About the Russian school: there already is one in literature, it’s called “Tibidohs” / “Тибидохс” :) If you know, you know ;)

I live closest to Ilvermorney if there isn't another American school. I'm closer to there than the Brazilian one.

And I would be cool with Ilvermorney as my magic school.

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I’m surprised you didn’t bring up the greatest wizarding school on mars, Pigfarts?!

It would be cool to get a movie in some of the other schools.

lets not forget Vince Clortho Public Schools for Wizards either! You rarely see young wizards use silencers on their wands.

Great even Australia have magic school while other island country's dont have one .

Iam not surprised if they say other two schools are in china .

Yap totally forgot middle east south asia yap way to go man stupid Hollywood how you forget Saudi oil man

I have always had a theory about the Australian school, and that it is disguised as Uluṟu. It kind of functions the same way as Uagadu as it was made for and by the Aborigines. But after the colonisation, other cultures began attending and many students from around the world also migrated for the ‘open language spell’ which I think should be used in all schools. The open language spell is an enchantment on the minds of students and staff that while talking, it makes everyone sound like they are speaking your language. It’s like a mental Google translate that is automatic. The reason this school needed the spell was because there were hundreds of different languages in aboriginal culture and it would be difficult to teach someone you can’t understand. And this school is also the reason why Australia is very multicultural and inclusive. Take mahautokoro for example, there are many Asian countries that don’t speak Japanese, yet only the one Asian wizarding school. But I think the greatest thing about this theory is that in the Australian wizarding world, magical humans don’t use specific spells. They literally just think it and it happens. It is one of the most powerful and dangerous schools ever. They don’t go to school to learn magic, they attend to learn how to control their thoughts or else the snape of this school would be blown to bits.

But this is just a theory, not canon so don’t blame me if JK Rowling says otherwise.
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Strange, I'd think Arabia and North Africa would be the first place to have a named wizarding school. They're known for this in the real world, and are always shown as "exotic" in movies and shows and cartoons

I loved this.Lots of interesting information

Mahoutokoro sounds so interesting! I want a movie based on Japan now!

You forgot Pigfarts... but i guess since its on MARS I can understand why you didn't include it.

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It would be so cool to have a series on the tri wizard tournament over the years, the different kinds of extreme magical challenges, the winners , the stories behind the winners (going back to the two other schools).
And for sure also Hogwart’s interactions with the other schools around the world in other wizarding rivalries.

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An anime about the japanese school would be sick

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