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Minor Harry Potter Characters

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The Harry Potter series is known for its many and varied minor or sub-main characters, many of whom are memorable, interesting characters and often have their own fanbases. Characters are listed in alphabetical order, by surname when possible, and link to their pages on the Harry Potter Wiki.

At Hogwarts[]

Gryffindor[]

Katie Bell
Katie is a girl in the year above Harry Potter's and a Chaser for the Gryffindor Quidditch team. She features in the following PPC missions:
Lavender Brown
Lavender Brown is a girl in Harry's year. She is a close friend of Parvati Patil. She is one of the few people who actually enjoy Trelawney's Divination classes. In Goblet of Fire she helps round up the escaped Blast-Ended Skrewts and in Order of the Phoenix she at first sides with the Ministry, but eventually joins the DA. She attends the Yule Ball in Fourth Year with Seamus Finnigan, and dates Ron Weasley (during which time, she is responsible for the nick-name "Won-won") for a while in Half-Blood Prince. She is injured by Fenrir Greyback in the final battle against Voldemort, and it is unknown if she survives in the books. She dies in the movies.
In fanon, Lavender is often portrayed as a weak, shallow, looks-obsessed girl, who would rather run away from a fight than stand and help her friends. She is frequently shown to be a bully who, with Parvati Patil's help, torments Hermione Granger in the Gryffindor girl's dormitory.
Lavender features in the following PPC missions:
Colin Creevey
Colin is a Muggle-born fan of Harry Potter's, a year younger than the Golden Trio. He loves taking photographs and was excited when he found out that he could make them move using a magical developing solution. Colin is Petrified by the basilisk during his first year and joins the DA in his fourth year. During his sixth year, Colin fights in the final battle at Hogwarts and is slain.
He features in the following PPC mission:
Dennis Creevey
Colin's younger brother, Dennis is three years younger than Harry. He joins DA with his brother.
Seamus Finnigan
One of Ron and Harry's dormmates, Seamus is a son of a witch and a Muggle. Seamus is canonically a little cruel, in the manner of teenage boys everywhere—he laughs at Neville's mishaps and joins the dire predictions of Harry's chances as a newly-made Seeker—but generally good-natured and easygoing. He is less impressed by Harry Potter and Dumbledore than most and initially tends to believe the mainstream news (Rita Skeeter and the Daily Prophet) over Harry, but changes after Professor Dumbledore's death. He fears banshees. Seamus is best friends with Dean Thomas, the fifth member of their dormitory room. Seamus supports Ireland at the Quidditch World Cup. He is a member of the reformed DA, with a fox Patronus, and fights in the final battle against Voldemort, and likely survives, as he is shown during the second half of the Battle of Hogwarts, when Harry's sacrifice protects the supporters of the school.
Seamus features in the following PPC missions:
Angelina Johnson
A Black girl in the year two above Harry's. She is a Chaser for the Gryffindor Quidditch team and becomes team captain in her seventh year. After Hogwarts, she marries George Weasley. They have two children, Fred II and Roxanne.

Angelina features in the following PPC mission:

Lee Jordan
Best friend of Fred and George Weasley, Lee participates in their pranks. He acts as the announcer at Hogwarts Quidditch matches under the watchful eye of Professor McGonagall. He has brown eyes and dreadlocks, a pet something with long hairy legs, and appears to have a crush on Angelina Johnson. Lee joins the DA at its formation. He runs an underground Wizarding radio programme called Potterwatch as 'River', acting as the voice of the resistance during Voldemort's return. Lee participates in the final battle, and likely survives as he is shown during the second half of the Battle of Hogwarts, when Harry's sacrifice protects the supporters of the school.
Lee features in the following PPC missions:
Neville Longbottom
Neville is one of Ron and Harry's dormmates. Neville is friends with Ron, Harry, and Hermione and is revealed in The Order of the Phoenix as the other child associated with Trelawney's prophecy. He is the son of Frank and Alice Longbottom, respected Aurors and members of the original Order of the Phoenix. Neville grows over the years from a clumsy, shy, fairly incompetent boy (his family feared he would turn out to be a Squib) to a courageous defender of Hogwarts, taking charge of the student resistance during Seventh Year against the Death Eaters at Hogwarts. He is an important member of the DA, and fights in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, the Battle of the Astronomy Tower, and the Battle of Hogwarts. After the end of the Second Wizarding War, Neville becomes Hogwarts' professor of Herbology, a subject at which he always excels. According to an interview with JKR, Neville marries Hannah Abbott.
Neville features in the following PPC missions:
Cormac McLaggen
A Gryffindor one year above Harry. He plays Keeper for the Gryffindor Quidditch team in his seventh year, having missed the opportunity to try out in his sixth year due to being in the hospital after eating a pound of poisonous Doxy eggs on a dare. He is boastful and not the brightest. However, his family are 'big in the Ministry', so Horace Slughorn recruits him into the Slug Club anyway.
Cormac features in the following PPC mission:
Parvati Patil
Parvati is a girl in Harry's year at Hogwarts. She is a close friend of Lavender Brown and shares a dorm with her and Hermione. Parvati and Lavender like giggling together about fashion. She is (obviously) of Indian descent and she and her sister are described as the two prettiest girls in their year. Parvati enjoys Madame Trelawney's divination classes. Parvati attends the Yule Ball during her fourth year escorted by Harry Potter, though they are never that fond of each other. Parvati joins Dumbledore's Army at its formation, along with her twin sister, Padma. She does well in Defense Against the Dark Arts, Divination, and Transfiguration. Parvati is a member of the D.A. and fights in the Battle of Hogwarts, which she presumably survives.
Despite fanon interpretations, Parvati is brave and a very competent witch.
She features in the following PPC missions:
Alicia Spinnet
Alicia is in the year two above Harry's and a Chaser for the Gryffindor Quidditch team. She features in the following PPC mission:
Dean Thomas
Dean is one of Ron and Harry's dormmates. Described by Rowling as a tall, Black boy in the American edition of the first book, he is a half-blood wizard, though neither he nor his mother knew of his wizarding heritage until the arrival of Dean's Hogwarts letter. His family—mother, stepfather, and several half-siblings—live in London. He is best friends with Seamus Finnigan and has a continuing argument with his dorm-mates over the merits of football, specifically West Ham, versus Quidditch. Dean is artistic and generally easy-going, brave and loyal. He joins the DA at its formation and continues to support Harry even when forced on the run during the Voldemort-controlled Ministry. Dean dates Ginny Weasley during his fifth and sixth years and is a bit upset when Harry and Ginny start a relationship shortly after he and Ginny break up, but never behaves badly towards Harry because of it. He replaces Katie Bell as Gryffindor Chaser. Capture by the Snatchers and brutal imprisonment notwithstanding, Dean shows true Gryffindor spirit and after his rescue, fights in the Battle of Hogwarts despite the loss of his wand. His death is never mentioned, so he appears to have survived.
He features in the following PPC mission:
Fred Weasley
Twin to the similarly irrepressible George, Fred is the louder and more caustic wit of the two pranksters. He is two years older than Harry. Born April 1st, with the red hair typical to their family, Fred and his twin cause mayhem at Hogwarts, presenting Harry with the Marauder's Map in their fifth year. Fred is popular at school, best friends with Lee Jordan and a torment to his older brother Percy. He dates Angelina Johnson. He is a Beater on the Gryffindor Quidditch team and skilled, despite a tendency to mimic Oliver Wood's speeches behind his back. He and George quit Hogwarts during their seventh year, when Hogwarts is under the auspices of Dolores Umbridge, going into business running a joke shop called Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. They are quite successful, showing an aptitude for magical invention and expanding their tendency for pranks into profit. Fred is intensely loyal to his friends, House, school, and family, which leads him to shun Percy intensely when Percy chooses the Ministry over them. As soon as they are allowed, the twins join the second Order of the Phoenix and aid in many ways, developing magical items for the Order's use. Fred speaks on Potterwatch under the code name 'Rapier'. Reconciling immediately with the repentant Percy, Fred fights beside him in the Battle of Hogwarts, but is slain.
Fred features in the following PPC missions:
George Weasley
Twin to the similarly irrepressible Fred, George is the slightly quieter and more moral of the two pranksters. He is two years older than Harry. Born April 1st, with the red hair typical to their family, George and his twin cause mayhem at Hogwarts, presenting Harry with the Marauder's Map in their fifth year. George is less malicious in his pranks and popular at school, best friends with Lee Jordan and a trial to his older brother, Percy. He is a Beater on the Gryffindor Quidditch team and skilled, despite a tendency to fall asleep during particularly long-winded rants from their Captain. He and Fred quit Hogwarts during their seventh year, when Hogwarts is under the auspices of Dolores Umbridge, going into business running a joke shop called Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. They are quite successful, showing an aptitude for magical invention and expanding their tendency for pranks into profit. George is intensely loyal to his friends, House, school, and family, which leads him to shun Percy intensely when Percy chooses the Ministry over them. As soon as they are allowed, the twins join the second Order of the Phoenix and aid in many ways, developing magical items for the Order's use. George loses an ear to Severus Snape's Sectumsempra while acting as a decoy for Harry, but starts making jokes about it as soon as he wakes up. George fights in the Battle of Hogwarts and survives. Devastated by his twin's death, George never truly recovers. George eventually marries Angelina Johnson and has two children, Fred II and Roxanne.
George features in the following PPC missions:
Ginny Weasley
The youngest Weasley child and only girl, Ginny is a year younger than Harry and her brother Ron. She has a crush on Harry from the beginning. Ginny is energetic, stubborn, and has a bit of the same prankster's spirit as Fred and George, who are particularly fond of her. She is quite talented, but during her first year, falls prey to possession by Tom Riddle, through his old diary. Ginny is good friends with Hermione Granger and introduces the group to Luna Lovegood. She is one of the founding members of Dumbledore's Army and the one who comes up with the name. Ginny flies well and serves as the Gryffindor Quidditch team's Seeker and Chaser. She fights in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries and the Battle of the Astronomy Tower, helps Luna and Neville restart the D.A. to defend Hogwarts from within during her sixth year, but is forced into hiding with her family during the Easter holidays. Ginny fights in the Battle of Hogwarts, summoned by Neville, and survives. After graduation, Ginny plays for the Holyhead Harpies for some time, then becomes the Quidditch correspondent for the Daily Prophet. She marries Harry and they have three children, James Sirius, Albus Severus, and Lily Luna. Her Patronus is a horse.
Despite fanon guesses, Ginny's full name is Ginevra, not Virginia. Her name also does not rhyme with 'Minerva'.
She features in the following PPC missions:
Percy Weasley
Percy Weasley is four years older than Harry and extremely driven. He served Hogwarts as prefect for two years and Head Boy for one. Percy is a stickler for authority, very ambitious, and determined to succeed in the Ministry of Magic in a way he has not seen his father's career progress. He receives high marks in all his subjects at Hogwarts, despite the pranks and mockery of Fred and George, and goes to work at the Ministry of Magic shorty after graduation. His tenure there is diligent but unfortunate, as his superiors reacted very badly to the return of Voldemort. Percy chooses to back the Ministry, breaking with his family over their support of Dumbledore and Harry. After Voldemort's takeover of the Ministry, Percy is trapped at the Ministry until he manages to contact Aberforth Dumbledore. He manages to join in the Battle of Hogwarts, reuniting with his family. He ends up dueling with Voldemort's puppet Minister, tendering his resignation in the midst of the fight just before an explosion causes Fred's death. After the war, Percy returns to the new Ministry and serves under Kingsley Shacklebolt. According to Rowling, Percy marries a woman named Audrey and has two daughters, Molly II and Lucy.
Percy is easily the most disliked of the Weasley children.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Oliver Wood
Oliver Wood is four years Harry's senior and Percy Weasley's dorm-mate. They may be the only two Gryffindor boys in their year. Oliver serves as the Quidditch team Keeper and acts as team Captain for his fifth-seventh years. He is incredibly and ambitious and that energy is focused on one thing: Quidditch. Finally achieving a Gryffindor Quidditch championship in his seventh year, Oliver is ecstatic, overjoyed to be able to help Gryffindor excel. Oliver is humble about his own skill, but quite talented, signing as Puddlemere United's reserve Keeper shortly after leaving Hogwarts. He is scrupulously fair, though he has an unfriendly rivalry with Slytherin Quidditch Captain Marcus Flint. Oliver returns to Hogwarts with Angelina, Alicia, and Katie to fight in the Battle of Hogwarts, which he survives.
Oliver features in the following PPC mission:

Hufflepuff[]

Hannah Abbott
A member of Dumbledore's Army and prefect. J.K. Rowling said in an interview that she marries Neville and becomes the owner of the Leaky Cauldron. She features in the following PPC missions:
Susan Bones
The niece of Amelia Bones, the Head of Magical Law Enforcement in the Ministry of Magic. Susan joins Dumbledore's Army. She features in the following PPC missions:
Cedric Diggory
Cedric is noted for being good-looking and athletic, and plays Chaser on the Hufflepuff Quidditch team. He takes over as captain in his fifth year. Something of a rival to Harry, Cedric is the official Hogwarts Champion in the Triwizard Tournament. He also dates Cho Chang after taking her to the Yule Ball. At the end of the Tournament, he is murdered by Lord Voldemort when he and Harry are both transported by portkey to the graveyard where Voldemort's father is buried. At Cedric's request, Harry transports his body back to his parents at Hogwarts.
Cedric features in the following PPC missions:
Justin Finch-Fletchley
A somewhat credulous Muggle-born boy in Harry's year. Despite getting along well with Harry most of the time, his opinion is easily swayed by the latest rumors. He is a member of the DA. He features in the following PPC mission:
Ernie Macmillan
A friend of Hannah Abbot and Justin Finch-Fletchley, and a member of the DA, even though he joined reluctantly.
Zacharias Smith
A Chaser on the Hufflepuff Quidditch team and a member of the DA, although he may have joined just to criticize Harry.

Ravenclaw[]

Terry Boot
A member of Dumbledore's Army. He helps Harry cope with the Malfoy ambush on the Hogwarts Express in Order of the Phoenix and fights in the Battle of Hogwarts.
Cho Chang
Cho is Harry's romantic interest for a while, and they date for a brief period in his fifth year, but it doesn't work out. She plays Chaser for the Ravenclaw Quidditch team, seeming to have trouble with injuries in the early books. She dates Cedric Diggory during Goblet of Fire and is very distraught by his death.
In fandom, Cho is either Harry's One True Love or, more often, an evil harpy out to ruin his happiness with Ginny/Hermione/Draco/the OC.
She features in the following PPC missions:
Penelope Clearwater
A girl with long, curly hair who dates Percy Weasley while he is at Hogwarts. She is Petrified by the basilisk in Chamber of Secrets.
Michael Corner
A member of the DA who dated Ginny briefly, before she dumped him.
Roger Davies
Captain of the Ravenclaw Quidditch team during Harry's first five years.
Anthony Goldstein
A member of the DA and Ravenclaw prefect in Harry's year.
Luna Lovegood
A girl in Ginny's year and an acquaintance Harry's after he meets her at the start of his fifth year. Luna is considered very weird—she dresses oddly, she says odd things, and she goes about in a vague, dreamlike state, as though she's not quite in touch with reality. She is often the butt of jokes, and other students steal her things. Her father, Xenophilius Lovegood, is the editor of the Quibbler, a magazine most wizards consider a joke. However, she joins Dumbledore's Army and takes part in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, the Battle of the Tower, and the Battle of Hogwarts, proving herself a competent witch and a good friend. She marries a man named Rolf Scamander and has two sons, Lorcan and Lysander.
Luna features in the following PPC missions:
Padma Patil
Parvati's twin sister. She also joins Dumbledore's Army.

Slytherin[]

Millicent Bulstrode
During Chamber of Secrets, Hermione takes a hair from Millicent's robes to use in the Polyjuice Potion she, Harry, and Ron brewed in secret. Unfortunately, the hair turned out to be from Millicent's cat.
Vincent Crabbe
Goon #1 of Draco Malfoy's. In Deathly Hallows, it is revealed that he is, in fact, by far the most competent and evilest of his clique. He dies from his own spell.
Crabbe features in the following PPC missions:
Marcus Flint
Chaser and captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team. Harry thought he might have troll blood. He had to repeat one year at Hogwarts.
Gregory Goyle
Goon #2 of Draco Malfoy's, and the dumber one.
Goyle features in the following PPC missions:
Daphne Greengrass
A pure-blood girl in Harry Potter's year. Her younger sister, Astoria, goes on to marry Draco Malfoy. Daphne features in the following PPC missions:
Theodore Nott
The son of the Death Eater Nott. He features in the following PPC missions:
Pansy Parkinson
Draco's canonical girlfriend, who is described as having a pug-face. As one might expect as the girlfriend of a fanon Sex God, she is bashed quite often. What can be seen of her canon personality seems to consist of cowardice and adoring Draco Malfoy. In fanon, she is a vicious, gossiping schemer.
Pansy features in the following PPC missions:
Blaise Zabini
Over the years, Blaise Zabini has had the misfortune of being cast as either a girl or a blond-haired, blue-eyed sex god (sometimes both); in canon, he is a dark-skinned male. He is a friend of Draco Malfoy canonically; as one might imagine, this means he often gets Stued.
Blaise features in the following PPC missions:

Professors, Staff, and Ghosts[]

Bathsheda Babbling
Ancient Runes professor.
Cuthbert Binns
History of Magic Professor and the only teacher who is a ghost. He appears in the following PPC missions:
The Bloody Baron
The Slytherin ghost and the only being Peeves will obey.
Charity Burbage
Muggle Studies professor; killed by Voldemort for her profession and her pro-Muggle attitude.
The Fat Friar
The Hufflepuff ghost.
Argus Filch
The Caretaker of Hogwarts. He is known for disliking students and owning an ill-tempered cat called Mrs Norris. He features in the following PPC mission:
Filius Flitwick
Head of Ravenclaw House and Charms professor. Despite what some fans think, he is actually part-goblin, not part-elf or part-hobbit. He features in the following PPC missions:
The Grey Lady
The Ravenclaw ghost, later revealed as Helena Ravenclaw, the daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw.
Godric Gryffindor
The founder of Gryffindor House. He (or his portrait) appears in the following PPC missions:
Rubeus Hagrid
Half-giant; Keeper of Keys and Grounds and, as of Harry's third year, Care of Magical Creatures professor; good friend of the Trio. Also a member of the Order of the Phoenix and not nearly as prone to stupidly blabbing secrets as badficcers make him out to be.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Rolanda Hooch
Flying teacher and Quidditch referee. She features in the following PPC mission:
Helga Hufflepuff
The founder of Hufflepuff House. She (or her portrait) appears in the following PPC missions:
Gilderoy Lockhart
Famous wizard who teaches Defence Against the Dark Arts in year two. Is revealed to have stolen all of his adventures from others and taken credit for them.
Minerva McGonagall
Transfiguration teacher and Head of Gryffindor House. She becomes Headmistress of Hogwarts after Harry's year seven. She is a strict teacher with high expectations, but fond of her pupils. She likes to see Gryffindor do well, will always have their backs (if they're in the right) and will occasionally pull a string or two for their benefit within the bounds of her authority. McGonagall is respected and generally liked by her students and colleagues.
She features in the following PPC missions:
Galatea Merrythought
Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher who retired in 1945. She features in the following PPC mission:
Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington
Better-known as Nearly Headless Nick. He is the Gryffindor ghost. He features in the following PPC mission:
Moaning Myrtle
A ghost who haunts the first-floor girls' bathroom, having died there when the Chamber of Secrets was opened for the first time. She is very weepy and negative, but she fancies Harry, which leads her to be at least a little bit helpful. Her full name is Myrtle Elizabeth Warren.[1]
She features in the following PPC mission:
Peeves
A poltergeist who will prank almost anyone for any reason or none; he fears only the Bloody Baron. He features in the following PPC mission:
Irma Pince
The librarian. Known to get very irate when students talk in the library or mistreat the books.
Poppy Pomfrey
The nurse who runs Hogwarts' Hospital Wing. She features in the following PPC missions:
Rowena Ravenclaw
The founder of Ravenclaw House. She (or her portrait) appears in the following PPC missions:
Aurora Sinistra
Astronomy professor.
Horace Slughorn
Potions professor from 1931 until his retirement in 1981, making him the teacher during the Marauder Era. He came out of retirement at Dumbledore's insistence in Harry Potter's sixth year, since Severus Snape was finally given the DADA position, leaving Potions in need of a teacher. Slughorn has a penchant for 'collecting' especially talented or well-connected students, with whom he fosters connections by recruiting them into his 'Slug Club' and treating them to parties, trusting that some of their eventual success will be reflected back to their good old teacher. His biggest regret is giving the knowledge of Horcruxes to young Tom Riddle.
Slughorn features in the following PPC missions:
Salazar Slytherin
Noted Muggle-hater and the founder of Slytherin House. He (or his portrait) appears in the following PPC missions:
Pomona Sprout
Head of Hufflepuff House and Herbology professor. She features in the following PPC mission:
Sybill Trelawney
Divination professor. Granddaughter of Cassandra Trelawney, the famous Seer, Sybill has made two prophecies to date.
She features in the following PPC missions:
Septima Vector
Arithmancy professor. She features in the following PPC mission:

Order of the Phoenix[]

Dedalus Diggle
One of the old guard. Regarded as not the most sensible.
Aberforth Dumbledore
Albus Dumbledore's estranged (and strange) brother.
Arabella Figg
A Squib who kept an eye on Harry Potter from a distance during his childhood with the Dursleys. Very fond of her cats. She features in the following PPC mission:
Mundungus "Dung" Fletcher
Notorious as a petty criminal and regarded with mixed feelings by most. However, his underground connections are sometimes useful and he is loyal to Albus Dumbledore.
Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody
One of the most highly regarded Aurors of all time, known for his magical prosthetic eye and extreme paranoia. Barty Crouch Jnr posed as Mad-Eye to gain access to Hogwarts as DADA teacher during Harry Potter's fourth year.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Fabian and Gideon Prewett
Molly Weasley's brothers, killed by Death Eaters in the First Wizarding War.
They feature in the following PPC missions:
Nymphadora Tonks
Remus Lupin's love interest and the mother of his son, Teddy Lupin. Tonks is a Metamorphmagus, meaning she can change aspects of her appearance, such as eye color and hair style, at will. This is a rare ability in canon, so naturally lots of Sues have it.
Tonks features in the following PPC missions:
Arthur Weasley
Husband of Molly Weasley; father of Bill, Charlie, Percy, Fred, George, Ron, and Ginny Weasley; lover of and tinkerer with all things Muggle.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Bill Weasley
Ron's oldest brother. He works as a curse-breaker for Gringotts Bank. During the Battle of the Astronomy Tower, he is mauled by Fenrir Greyback, but fortunately does not become a werewolf. He goes on to marry Fleur Delacour.
Bill features in the following PPC missions:
Charlie Weasley
Ron's second-oldest brother, who works at a dragon sanctuary in Romania. He features in the following PPC missions:
Molly Weasley
Wife of Arthur Weasley; mother of Bill, Charlie, Percy, Fred, George, Ron, and Ginny Weasley; mother-figure to Harry Potter; sister of Fabian and Gideon Prewett. Also the complete badass who defeated Bellatrix Lestrange in a magical duel during the Battle of Hogwarts.
Molly features in the following PPC missions:

The Ministry[]

Ludo Bagman
Head, Department of Magical Games and Sports.
Amelia Bones
Head, Department of Magical Law Enforcement. As a member of the Wizengamot, she presides over the disciplinary hearing of Harry Potter. Aunt of Susan Bones. She features in the following PPC mission:
Bartemius Crouch, Sr
Head, Department of International Magical Cooperation.
Cornelius Fudge
Minister for Magic throughout most of the series. He refused to believe that Lord Voldemort could have possibly returned, and after being tragically (and dramatically) proven wrong, was soon dismissed from his post.
Fudge features in the following PPC mission:
Rufus Scrimgeour
Minister for Magic after Fudge.
Kingsley Shacklebolt
An Auror who joins the reconstituted Order of the Phoenix after the return of Voldemort. He goes on to become Minister for Magic after Scrimgeour. He features in the following PPC mission:
Dolores Umbridge
Originally Senior Undersecretary to the Minister for Magic. During Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, she was appointed (in order) DADA professor, Hogwarts High Inquisitor, and Deputy Headmistress. She was summarily removed from Hogwarts before the climax of that book. (It involved Firenze.)
Umbridge features in the following PPC missions:

Death Eaters[]

Avery
Dimwitted and unlucky, tortured by his boss more than any other Death Eater.
Alecto and Amycus Carrow
Two obnoxious sibling Death Eaters. In Deathly Hallows, Amycus took over the position of Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher (or, rather, Dark Arts) while Alecto became the Muggle Studies teacher. They were very fond of torturing students.
They feature in the following PPC missions:
Crabbe, Sr
Father of Vincent Crabbe. Generic goon. He features in the following PPC mission:
Bartemius Crouch, Jr
Son of the aforementioned Crouch. This rather disturbing specimen helped torture Neville's parents into insanity, murdered his father, and impersonated Auror Alastor Moody to get his job at Hogwarts. Eventually gets his soul sucked out.
In the Movies, Barty Crouch, Jr is played by David Tennant, who went on to play the the Tenth Doctor.
Antonin Dolohov
A particularly nasty character who murdered Ron's maternal uncles, the Prewetts. Seems to specialize in a curse involving purple flames.
Gibbon
Killed by a misfired curse from his allies.
Goyle, Sr
Father of Gregory Goyle. Generic goon. He features in the following PPC missions:
Fenrir Greyback
The werewolf who bit Remus and later injured Bill Weasley. Attacks children, even when not transformed. Known for his cannibalistic tendencies.
Greyback features in the following PPC missions:
Jugson
Generic goon.
Igor Karkaroff
Headmaster of Durmstrang School and former Death Eater. Eventually murdered for his desertion.
Bellatrix Lestrange
Voldemort's most powerful servant, cousin of Sirius and aunt of Draco. Helped torture Neville Longbottom's parents into insanity. Entirely stark raving mad and a fan favorite. She features in the following PPC missions:
Rabastan Lestrange
Rodolphus's brother. Generic goon.
Rodolphus Lestrange
Rabastan's brother and Bella's husband, who she married for his influence.
Walden Macnair
The Ministry's executioner.
Lucius Malfoy
Draco's dad. Suave and icy Ministry official, arguably the Big Bad of Chamber of Secrets. Despite his very nasty qualities, he truly, honestly loves his family, and ends up being used as a tool to blackmail them on several occasions.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Mulciber
Imperius Curse expert.
Nott, Sr
Aging, single father of Draco's friend Theodore Nott.
Quirinus Quirrel
Formerly the Muggle Studies teacher; taught Defense Against the Dark Arts in Harry's first year, despite secretly being a dark wizard himself. Possessed by the disembodied Voldemort using unicorn blood.
Quirrel features in the following PPC mission:
Augustus Rookwood
The Death Eaters' plant in the Ministry.
Evan Rosier
Mangled Alastor during the First War. Dead before the plot begins.
Thorfinn Rowle
A huge man, and by far the most psychotic of the group. Essentially a living tank.
Selwyn
From a wealthy family. A 'Snatcher' who hunts down Muggle-borns for the villains.
Travers
Another Snatcher. Massacred the entire McKinnon family.
Wilkes
Just as dead as Rosier.
Corban Yaxley
Stick-in-the-mud Ministry henchman. Later takes over the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. He features in the following PPC mission:

Others[]

Humans[]

Walburga Black
The odious mother of Sirius Black. Although not a Death Eater, she wholeheartedly supported them. Her portrait is infamous for shrieking obscenities at anyone of less than pure blood who sets foot in the Black residence. It usually remains covered to keep her quiet.
She (or her portrait) features in the following PPC missions:
Fleur Delacour
The 1994-1995 Triwizard Champion for Beauxbatons Academy of Magic. She later marries Bill Weasley.
Fleur features in the following PPC mission:
Dudley Dursley
Harry's Muggle cousin, son of Petunia and Vernon Dursley. Described as immensely fat, looking like a pig (So much as that Hagrid gave him a pig's tail, although he claimed to be trying to turn him into a pig), and generally your garden-variety spoiled brat/bully.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Petunia Dursley
Harry's aunt, who raised Harry. Petunia was Lily Evans' Muggle sister. She was bitter over her sister's magical abilities and her friendship with Severus Snape. As such, when Harry was left on her doorstep, she and her family were cruel to him.
Petunia features in the following PPC missions:
Vernon Dursley
Harry's uncle. He hates magic.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Nicolas Flamel
A French wizard and famed alchemist who was the only known maker of the Philosopher's Stone. He was a close friend and magical partner with Albus Dumbledore. He owed his considerable age to the Elixir of Life, which was produced from the Stone, along with his wife Perenelle. He was well over six hundred years old as of 1992, being one of the oldest wizards in history.
He features in the following PPC mission:
Mr and Mrs Granger
Hermione's parents, both dentists, given names unknown. One or both feature in the following PPC missions:
Alice and Frank Longbottom
Neville's parents. Driven insane by the Death Eaters. One or both feature in the following PPC missions:
Augusta "Gran" Longbottom
Neville's grandmother. She features in the following PPC missions:
Xenophilius Lovegood
Luna Lovegood's father; sole proprietor of the Quibbler. He's an eccentric who sincerely believes in things like wrackspurts and crumple-horned snorkacks, which most other wizards consider imaginary. No one except his daughter takes him or his magazine very seriously.
He features in the following PPC mission:
Teddy Lupin
The son of Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks, full name Edward Remus Lupin. He is a Metamorphmagus like his mother, but not a werewolf like his father. He eventually goes to Hogwarts and is Sorted into Hufflepuff.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Narcissa Malfoy
Wife of Lucius Malfoy, mother of Draco Malfoy. A pure-blood supremacist, but not so much that she's okay with her son dying for the cause. She features in the following PPC missions:
Garrick Ollivander
The preeminent wandmaker in Britain, widely considered the best in the world, and the proprietor of Ollivanders (note the lack of apostrophe) in Diagon Alley. He sells virtually every wand to every wizard or witch who attends Hogwarts, and he remembers each one. His mastery of wandlore made him a target when Voldemort sought information about overcoming the problem of the twin cores of his wand and Harry's. Voldemort tortured him to within an inch of his life, but he survived and was rescued by Harry and friends. Later, Ollivander helped Harry understand the Elder Wand.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Albus Severus Potter
The middle child of Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley. At Hogwarts, he is Sorted into Slytherin. He features in the following PPC missions:
James Sirius Potter
The oldest child of Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley. At Hogwarts, he is Sorted into Gryffindor. He features in the following PPC missions:
Lily Luna Potter
The youngest child of Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley. At Hogwarts, she is Sorted into Gryffindor. She features in the following PPC mission:
Eileen Snape (née Prince)
Severus Snape's mother. She had an unhappy marriage with Tobias Snape, a Muggle. She features in the following PPC mission:
Tom
Tom is the landlord, innkeeper, and barman of the Leaky Cauldron. He features in the following PPC missions:

Non-humans[]

Dobby the House-elf
Dobby 'befriends' Harry during Chamber of Secrets, though at the start of the book Harry would just as soon have seen Dobby vanish off the face of the Earth. At the end of the book, Harry frees him from servitude to the Malfoy family, which earns him Dobby's eternal gratitude. Dobby is different from other house-elves in that he enjoys his freedom while still finding satisfaction in serving; he takes wages from Dumbledore for working in the Hogwarts kitchens, scandalous to other elves (such as Winky).
Dobby features in the following PPC missions:
Fawkes the Phoenix
Professor Dumbledore's companion. Fawkes donated two feathers to Ollivander the wandmaker, and they form the cores of Voldemort's wand and Harry Potter's wand respectively.
Fawkes features in the following PPC missions:
Firenze the Centaur
Teaches Astrology for a while after Umbridge kicks Trelawney out.
Fluffy the Three-Headed Dog
Fluffy is the name of a Cerberus that guards a trapdoor in a room on a third-floor corridor in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. For this reason, students are warned at the start of the year that entering that corridor might result in a horrible and painful death. He bites Snape (yay), but is easily put to sleep by music.
Fluffy features in the following PPC missions:
Griphook the Goblin
Griphook works at Gringotts Wizarding Bank. He assists Harry now and then with varying degrees of willingness. He features in the following PPC mission:
Hedwig the Snowy Owl
Harry Potter's companion animal, bought for him in Diagon Alley by Hagrid as a belated birthday present. She features in the following PPC missions:
Kreacher the House-elf
The unhappy servant of the Black family. Kreacher is intensely loyal to the memory of Sirius Black's parents and their anti-Muggleborn views, which makes him a thorn in the side of the Order of the Phoenix while they use the Black residence as a base. He is willed to Harry after Sirius' death, and Harry's kind treatment eventually wins Kreacher's loyalty.
He features in the following PPC missions:
Nagini the Snake
Voldemort's not-so-cute animal companion and Horcrux. She features in the following PPC missions:
Winky the House-elf
Formerly the house-elf of the Crouch family, dismissed by Barty Crouch, Sr., after allowing Barty Crouch, Jr., to escape during the Quidditch World Cup. Goes on to work in the Hogwarts kitchens, though she is dissatisfied and seen getting drunk on butterbeer.

References[]

  1. ↑ .@HotmHayles @lankytwat Moaning Myrtle's full name was Myrtle Elizabeth Warren. by J.K. Rowling on Twitter, May 11, 2015
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