Aparecium
This spell was mostly used to make invisible ink appear, but it could be used on items in general. Was mentioned in the books when Hermione was trying to make something appear in Tom Riddle's diary (CoS)
Magic is not real. Nobody can do anything by "a magic spell".In a given fictional world, magic spells may be able to do some things and not others; you'd have to be more specific to get answers about, say, whether such a thing could happen in the Harry Potter universe or not (but not from me; I neither know nor care about the Harry Potter books).
yes... MAGIC IS REAL I KNOW HARRY POTTER!
Protego.
Alohomora
Malfoy.
No. The magic spells in the Harry Potter books, and movies, are all part of a fantasy story.
The Atmospheric Charm can be used to create desired weather patterns. A malfunction of this spell was what caused the rain in Yaxley's office in the Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Digitalis is not a spell in Harry Potter.
Magic is not real. Nobody can do anything by "a magic spell".In a given fictional world, magic spells may be able to do some things and not others; you'd have to be more specific to get answers about, say, whether such a thing could happen in the Harry Potter universe or not (but not from me; I neither know nor care about the Harry Potter books).
Harry potter
Harry Potter Movie Magic Experience ended in 2003.
Harry Potter Movie Magic Experience was created in 2001.
Never
No. Harry Potter was fantasy.. "magic" in the real world is slight of hand or trickery.
The chief is called the minister of magic. In Harry Potter 1-5, that's Cornelius Fudge. In Harry Potter 6, Rufus Scrimgeour, and in Harry Potter 7, Pius Thicknesse.
No, magic isn't real and neither is Harry Potter.
No, magic isn't real.