Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - The Characters

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Newt Scamander, The Magizoologist

A wizard activist that has been traveling the world with the task of finding and documenting a vast range of magical creatures in hopes of educating the wizarding world about the importance of them. Newt carries around a magical suitcase that acts as the container for the rescued magical creatures that he encounteers in order to provide them with a safe haven as he cares for them. His character traits come off as a bit awkward, as he shows more comfort towards the magical creatures that he cares in regards to his fellow wizards and witches.

 Porpentina Goldstein, The Macusa Auror

A witch who resides in New York and works for the MACUSA. She was once titled an Auror but was later demoted for the use of unauthorised magic due to her emotions having the better of her. On a mission to regain her title, she encounters the traveling wizard activist, Newt Scamander. She is also the roommate and older sister to Queenie Goldstein. Her character traits comes off as smart and determined.


 Queenie Goldstein, Legilimens

A witch who resides in New York and works for the MACUSA. She works within the same department to her older sister, Porpentina Goldstein. She is able to dive into peoples thoughts and read them due to her being a Legilimens. Her character traits comes off as vivacious, beautiful, and free-spirited.
Jacob Kowalski, No-Maj

A No-Maj that dreams of becoming a baker for his passion towards making fresh and delicious treats.
His mission of securing a loan from the local bank has allowed him to encounter Newt Scamander, which involves him into the mayhem, leading to an adventure he never thought possible. His character traits comes off as friendly and comedic.



 Percival Graves, Director of Magical Security

One of the most highest ranking and respected officials working at MACUSA. He is suspicious towards Newt Scamander's intentions due to the forbidden magical creatures that he keeps inside his magical suitcase, in regards to Newt's potential of breaking the wizarding world's most important law; which is to maintain the secrecy of the wizard society away from the No-Majes.



 Mary Lou. Leader of the Second Salemers

A No-Maj that acts as the outspoken leader of the New Salem Philanthrophic Society. Mary Lou leads a cult which is bent on the idea of exterminating all magic, as she goes against the wizards and witches. Towards her adopted children, she shares the same mentality that she possesses towards magic users; in which magic is evil. Her character traits come off as self-absorbed and abusive.


 Credence, Second Salemer

The adopted middle child of Mary Lou Barebone. He suffers from an abusive nature from Mary Lou, due to the strict rules that she has put into place. His character traits come off as withdrawn, extremely shy, vulnerable, and lonely.









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