Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - The Plot

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The movie follows our protagonist, Newt Scamander, who is a wizard activist that is bent on the idea of preserving magical creatures within a strange leather suitcase that he himself carries around while in the pursuit of writing a manuscript.


Newt finds himself within a predicament as he makes a small stop at New York, where there is trouble uprising from the increasing disasters that are connected to a dark wizard, Gellert Grindelwald.

While being occupied with the sightseeing of an anti-magic group protest led by Mary Lou Barebone, Newt discovers that one of his magical creatures managed to escape his magical suitcase.


On a chase to recover the escaped magical creature, he bumps into a "No-Maj", Jacob Kowalski, leading to a situation where he later on reveals his wizard powers to him. Newt's fate is then later turned against him as his encounter towards Jacob led to the displacement of his magical suitcase within Jacob's hands, due to them both having similar looking suitcases, resulting in Jacob releasing the magical creatures that were inside by mistake.


As to maintain order, an organisation named The MACUSA Congress exists with the intention of mitigating the exposure of the existence of wizards towards the ordinary people, otherwise known as "No-Majes".


With the magical creatures freely roaming about and the increasing disasters that have the MACUSA Congress in an unsettling situation, our protagonist, Newt, is falsely accused of being the main cause towards the disasters that have been occurring throughout New York as he tries to recover the magical creatures that have escaped from his magical suitcase.

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