4 Things About Ginny Weasley That Only Comics Book Fans Know

When we first meet her in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Ginny Weasley is a timid young lady. She didn't seem to play a vital role in the larger storyline despite uncovering the Chamber of Secrets during her first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She seemed demoralized by having six older brothers.
We were so incorrect. Throughout the books, Ginny undergoes a transformation that leads to her marriage to Harry and the birth of their three children, James Potter II, Lily Potter, and Albus Potter. Ginny was fully recognizable in the books, but she was only sketched out in the films.

#1. The 4 Things Only Comics Fans Know About Ginny Weasley

1. She Finally Defeated Draco Malfoy

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After Harry breaks into Dolores Umbridge's office in a desperate attempt to reach Sirius Black, whom he thinks is being held prisoner by Lord Voldemort because he saw his godfather being tortured, Umbridge and her Inquisitional Squad catch a small group of people, including Ginny. However, she ultimately triumphed over Draco Malfoy, which is something the film adaptation of Order of the Phoenix fails to depict. After a fight in the office, Ginny uses her expert Bat-Bogey Hex on Malfoy. Given Malfoy's penchant for picking fights with the Weasleys at any time, witnessing something like this would have been a lot of fun.

2. She Had A Pygmy Puff She Named Arnold As A Pet

Weasley's Wizard Wheezes is the kind of store we'd want to find in the real world. You can buy anything from rubber wands to candies to help you avoid going to class, work, or any other unpleasant place. Additionally, Ginny and her family visit the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince shop to see the meteoric rise of the Weasley twins' enterprise. Upon arrival, Ginny decides she wants to try a Pygamy Puff. Without explanation, she buys it and gives it the name Arnold. In the film of the same name, we see the little creature for a split second, but they never reveal that she brought it home and cared for it.

3. She Used Blessed Be (Latin): Felix Felicis

Harry drinks the luck-enhancing gold potion Felix Felicis in the sixth film in the Potter series. At one point in the movie, The Boy Who Lived uses it to assist him in retrieving an ancient but important memory from Horace Slughorn. However, Ginny drank the potion alongside Ron and Hermione. Moreover, you may be interested in this list of the nicest Slytherin Harry Potter characters.
When Harry and Albus Dumbledore leave Hogwarts to find Lord Voldemort's Horcrux—a locket that previously belonged to Salazar Slytherin—Harry insists that the other two members of the trio take it with them. This is a brilliant plan since the Death Eaters launch their assault on the castle that evening. Having taken the potion, Ginny survives the Battle at the Astronomy Tower without suffering any harm. But her brother Bill doesn't fare well, and the werewolf Fenrir Greyback attacks him

4. Ginny Weasley Narrowly Avoided Certain Death

In the book Deathly Hallows, they put Ginny in the Room of Requirement at the start of the Battle of Hogwarts. At last, Harry gives her the okay to go, and she rushes out to the battlefield to aid Nymphadora Tonks before the auror's awful demise. And she comes dangerously close to passing out. A death curse hurled at her by the despicable Bellatrix Lestrange just missed its target. Because of this, her mother, Molly Weasley, is sparked into action, and she ultimately triumphs over Bellatrix, destroying her and leaving Lord Voldemort furious.
 
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