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Objects. Golden Snitch. One of three types of ball used in Quidditch, the Snitch is small, faster and much harder to see than any Quaffle or Bludger. Winged and golden in colour, it is the Seeker's job to circle the game looking for the ball. Worth 150 points, catching the Golden Snitch usually results in victory for that Seeker's team.
13 de abr. de 2012 · “He’s got the snitch!”During his first Quidditch match Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) wins the game by snagging the snitch in a very strange way! First, J.K...
27 de dic. de 2021 · In an odd turn of events, Harry Potter wins points for Gryffindor during a Quidditch match by “catching” the Golden SnitchAbout HBO Max:HBO Max is WarnerMedi...
Quidditch (formerly known as Kwidditch and Cuaditch) was a wizarding sport played on flying broomsticks.[1] It was the most popular and well-known game among wizards and witches, and, according to Rubeus Hagrid, the wizard equivalent to Muggles' passion for football. The game was played by two teams with seven members each. The object of the game was to score more points than the opposing team ...
Quidditch es el nombre de un deporte ficticio, posteriormente adaptado a la vida real, practicado por personajes del mundo mágico en la serie de novelas de Harry Potter, escritas por J. K. Rowling.En los libros, se practica en las distintas escuelas de magia, incluyendo el Colegio Hogwarts de Magia y Hechicería.Además, se trata del deporte más popular del mundo mágico y es practicado en ...
28 de jun. de 2018 · Notes. The Golden Snitches used as props for the movies were "electroformed in copper and then plated with gold" ( Harry Potter Page to Screen: The Complete Filmmaking Journey, via Pottermore). Fan Theories: In many ways, the Golden Snitch is a metaphor for Harry himself: the innocent young wizard who enjoyed flying and having fun became the "Chosen One" who was constantly sought out or chased ...
Seeker Harry Potter in pursuit of the Golden Snitch in 1993. The Golden Snitch was originally not a ball, but a little bird called a Golden Snidget. It was introduced in 1269, when the Chief of the Wizards' Council, Barberus Bragge, unleashed a Golden Snidget during a Quidditch match, offering a reward of 150 Galleons to the player who caught ...
