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They're a quartet instead of a trio, and have two ladies instead of one, also making it a Gender-Equal Ensemble. Two of them are also siblings while none of Harry and Co. are blood-related. Albus, Lally said something earlier... about most of us being ultimately imperfect. But even if we make mistakes, terrible things... we can try to make things right. And that's what matters... trying."

Newt Scamander is an introverted British wizard and magizoologist. His help is often sought by his former professor Albus Dumbledore in the mission to defeat the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald. Newt ends up playing a vital role in the downfall of Grindelwald, during which Newt meets and fall in love with his future wife Tina. Saved by Canon: As he and Tina later get married, make at least one baby and are still alive as of 2017, they are among the few (excluding Grindelwald, Dumbledore, Nagini, and Aberforth) who have to survive the film series. The Watson: Jacob Kowalski serves this role, being a Muggle (or No-Maj) and therefore needing to have various aspects of the magical world explained to him, especially those not previously explored in the Harry Potter films. To Hagrid. They're both more comfortable around magical creatures than people, are experts in magizoology, and were expelled from Hogwarts for magical beast incidents that weren't actually their own fault but someone else's. There is one key difference however, Hagrid's love for creatures blinds him to the more dangerous ones and he fruitlessly tries to tame things like giant spiders and dragons. Newt however knows which creatures are dangerous and are impossible to tame; nothing in his personal menagerie is inherently dangerous, and when they escape they make sure to get away from humans as much as possible. Weak, but Skilled: Downplayed and more like an Informed Flaw. In one the behind the scenes books, Rowling states that Newt isn't really that great of a wizard, which is why the habitats in his suitcase are mere flaps, instead of being more elaborate and immersive. Newt's preference also appears to be a specialized mixture of excellent magical skill and applications of his technical prowess rather than relying on raw strength. He is clearly very well-versed and knowledgeable in magic beyond just beasts, but primarily Newt's most impressive feats were attributed to his usage of creatures. He gives the impression of being less reliant on raw power than Harry was, instead focusing primarily on skill, and he generally displays more impressive feats, due to being way more skilled, but is clearly outclassed whenever Harry starts tapping into his inner powers of love. That said, given that the films pit him in a serious magical duel with only Grindelwald, who is obviously far above anyone else but Dumbledore, it's more of Newt being way out of his depth, especially as he has none of Harry's advantages against Voldemort. The difference between his duels with Grindelwald and Harry's fights with Voldemort clearly display itself: While Harry can barely even fight Voldemort before he gets the power boost needed, Newt has no need for anything but his natural skill and power to fight Grindelwald better than almost anyone else seen. He's also quite capable of taking down groups of wizards and witches on his own right in a way that makes Harry's approach look amateuristic, if his displays while fighting off MACUSA's aurors and Grindelwald's followers are of any evidence. Indeed, outside battles, his feats such as creating as big of a suitcase as it was and lifting a love enchantment normally easily puts him at another level in terms of knowledge compared to Hermione, another similarly skill-reliant individual. Indeed, the Ministry even went as far as to be willing to send him against Credence, who is infamous for being the most prominent example of Unskilled, but Strong in the series, believing that while Credence is doubtlessly far more powerful, Newt's excellent skill and own decent raw power would give him a good chance at killing him; even Theseus is fully confident Newt can do it. Perhaps to best sum it up, Newt is a powerful wizard and while his raw strength falls short compared to juggernauts and super-powerful individuals like Dumbledore, Grindelwald, Voldemort, Credence, and even Harry when he is using the Power of Love, he can supplement his decent level of magical power with his knowledge and skills to handle himself better than the protagonists of the old series can.Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: None of them is the kind to just sit by and let injustice slide, no matter what the official rules say.

Overshadowed by Awesome: Before his book became mandatory reading for English wizarding schoolchildren, Newt lived in the shadow of his older brother, a respected war hero.Ambiguously Jewish: The name "Goldstein" is common among Ashkenazim and she lives in New York City, which already had a large Ashkenazi population in the 1920s. Add to that her second name, "Esther". My God, What Have I Done?: The third film immediately makes it clear that she regrets joining Grindelwald's cause now that she has seen his true colors and the only thing keeping her from abandoning the group is their Resignations Not Accepted policy. In 1913, one of Leta's experiments involving a Jarvey went too far, endangering the life of another student. [15] [18] It also violated laws prohibiting the possession of this creature. [18] Rather than seeing his good friend expelled, Newt took the blame for Leta's actions, and was thus sentenced to be expelled from Hogwarts in her place. [15] [19] [20] This left Newt bitter, but still very much in love with Leta. [21] However, Albus Dumbledore, Newt's teacher at the time, argued strongly on his behalf. [18] [22] It is unclear whether the expulsion was enforced or not, or if it was temporary or permanent. [23] However, he was allowed to keep his wand. [24] Ministry employee (1914–1918) They will not be the ones to defeat Grindelwald unlike Harry and his friends defeating Voldemort; Albus Dumbledore will - though they will likely be a great help in bringing him down. Following his return to London, Newt was reprimanded by the Ministry for his role in the Obscurus incident and his right to travel internationally was revoked, meaning he couldn't deliver Tina the book as he had promised her. Newt had corresponded with her by letter, but he had soured the relationship by his missteps.