What is George Weasley's patronus?

Answer 1

J.K. Rowling has, actually, revealed their patronus. It was released in 2018, though, so I know why you wouldn't have known. They are both magpies, and she said that they had a meaning behind them. 'one for sorrow, two for joy.'

Answer 2

Although they were identical, Fred and George's Patronums were different. Fred's was a hyena, and George's was a coyote. When Fred died, George's Patronus might've changed to a Hyena, but he was never able to cast one again - how could he when every happy memory he had involved a dead man?

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The previous answer is actually incorrect. J.K. Rowling has never actually revealed what the patronuses are of the Weasley Twins. Many people have their own opinions of what they think their patronuses are (hyena, coyote, foxes, ect.) but we are never really sure...

Answer 3

Arthur Weasley's patronus is a weasel. We find this out when he sends a message to his family saying that the minister is coming to their home, in the 7th book, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."

Answer 4

Mr. Arthur Weasley's patronus is a weasel. It is shown in book seven, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, when he sends two messages through his patronus.

The first is to Molly, just before Harry's birthday party, saying Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour is accompanying him home that night.

The second is to Harry, Ron and Hermione after they have escaped the Tottenham Court Road attack and arrived at Number 12 Grimmauld Place. His patronus says that everyone is alright but the Burrow is being watched.

Answer 5

Fred's patronus was a hyena and George's was a coyote.

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The previous answer is actually incorrect. J.K. Rowling has never actually revealed what the patronuses are of the Weasley Twins. Many people have their own opinions of what they think their patronuses are (hyena, coyote, foxes, ect.) but we are never really sure...

Answer 6

JKR never actually tells us, unfortionatly, but I imagine them both to be twin foxes. It fits their personalities quite well.

Answer 7

Neither of the Weasley twins' Patronuses are known. Actually Fred Weasley's patronus takes the form of a Hyena. I know you didn't ask but George Weasley's patronus is a Coyote.

Answer 8

Fred and George Weasley's patronuses remain unknown.

Answer 9

The book does not say. It only says that he produces a silvery wisp (a futile try at a Patronus.)

Answer 10

It is unknown.