J K Rowling has revealed the names and background information for four of the eleven wizarding schools across the globe. The time has come, fellow Potterheads, to wrap ourselves in our Hogwarts house robes and roll on the floor in glee and merriment.
And whatâs even better? Pottermore have provided pictures and maps and all kinds of fabulousnessâŠ
âŠMaybe not quite as âfabulousâ as that.
So hold on tight to your horcruxes because this is about to get cray.
Hereâs the world from a seekerâs eye view including the locations of the previously unknown wizarding schools:
And this is what we know so far:
- North America â has a school called âIlvermornyâ (Ill â ver â morn â ee). Nothing else has been revealed regarding its history or statistics yet. It is simply âcoming soonâ on Pottermore.
- Brazil â Castelobruxo (Cass â tell â o â broo â shoo) âThe Brazilian school for magic, which takes students from all over South America, may be found hidden deep within the rainforest.â
- Japan â Mahoutokoro (Mah â hoot â o â koh â ro) âThis ancient Japanese school has the smallest student body of the eleven great wizarding schools and takes students from the age of seven (although they do not board until they are eleven).â
- Africa â Uagadou (Wag â a â doo) âAlthough Africa has a number of smaller wizarding schoolsâŠthere is only one that has stood the test of time (at least a thousand years) and achieved an enviable international reputation: Uagadou.â
Thereâs only one way to pronounce all of this: Uh â may â zing.Â
So if you add to that tally Hogwarts, Beauxbatons and Durmstrang, weâre still left wondering about the remaining fourâŠ
Hypable says that âIlvermorny is expected to be referenced in âFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Themâ starring Eddie Redmayne, which opens this November.â So weâre bound to be drip fed more and more information about this school in particular.
We cannot wait to learn more. Think of all the merch and fandom possibilitiesâŠ
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