Remus Lupin's patronus is a wolf, a regular wolf not a werewolf. He rarely cast a corporeal patronus, preferring instead just to produce a wisp of smoke, as he felt it gave too much away about him.
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Her Patronus takes the form of a rabbit (a hare, actually, I think), but we don't find this out until the last book (Book 7). It's not in the 5th book, or the 5th movie.
Lord Voldemort and his death eaters are unable to produce a corporeal patronus. J.K. Rowling stated that this is because they were working with the Dementors and would have no need of one.
Harry Potter's patronus takes the shape of a stag, the animagus and patronus form of his father. The Patronus spell is used against Dementors but can also be used as a method of communication.
Each person who casts a fully formed patronus will have a different one which will take the shape of an animal. The animal will be silver.
In the Harry Potter series, a Patronus is a charm meant to help defend yourself against dementors. Remus Lupin taught the spell to Harry in his third year. It creates an etherial creature that can deliver messages and chase away bad guys.
since severus snape had a doe patronus and he wasn't a marauder, then he has no nickname on the marauders map. however, the marauders did have a nickname for snape being snivellus as a mickey take on his name severus.
No, they were formed by Nigel Martin-Smith