Harry potter beasts

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A Grindylow was a small, horned, pale-green skinned water demon native to Great Britain and Ireland.[2] The first stage of a Grindylow's life cycle was the larval stage, where it was referred to as a Grypt. It was also known by several local names, such as a "Pollywiggle" in Ilkley, a "Candypole" in Kettlewell, and a "Jarvis" in Sheffield.[2] Aggressive towards witches, wizards and muggles alike, the Grindylow was only ever tamed by merpeople; the half-fish water dwellers who sometimes kept…

This is another design I did for Fantastic Beasts.

The Graphorn was a dangerous and aggressive magical beast native to the mountains of Europe.[1] The Graphorn was large and hump-backed, with greyish-purple skin tougher than that of dragons. It could repel most spells, had two golden horns, and walked on large four-thumbed feet.[1] Its mouth was made of tentacle-like appendages, that were used to grab food and put it in its mouth. It also used these to show affection. It was said to resemble a sabre-toothed tiger.[3] If a Graphorn was…

The Thunderbird was a large, magical avian beast native to North America, and most commonly found in Arizona in the southwestern United States.[1][2] A close relative of the phoenix,[2] the Thunderbird could create storms as it flew and was highly sensitive to danger. A House at Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was named after this creature.[3] The Thunderbird was described as having a head that was "similar to that of an eagle"; or, in the wizarding world, "similar to that of a…

Baby Qilin by Dan Moore for Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore. Work done by Dan while Lead Modeller with Framestore. Concept by Sam Rowan.

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