Dec 26, 2015 · Harry had taken a large dose of Polyjuice Potion and was now the double of a redheaded Muggle boy from the local village, Ottery St. Catchpole, from whom Fred had stolen hairs using a Summoning Charm. The plan was to introduce Harry as "Cousin Barny" and trust to the great number of Weasley relatives to camouflage him.

Feb 15, 2016 · Barty was busted out of Azkaban by virtue of his mother taking the potion to look like him and stayed in prison till she died (and died looking like him). "My mother died a short while afterward in Azkaban. She was careful to drink Polyjuice Potion until the end. She was buried under my name and bearing my appearance. Everyone believed her to ...

Mar 21, 2024 · Does the polyjuice potion go by the person's genetics or soul? Given that the potion requires the person's hair, nails, blood, hell, and even a thumb, it's logical to assume that the potion uses the person's genetics as a reference point. But there's one problem that goes to my 2nd question,

Mar 19, 2016 · Harry and Ron also had to imitate Crabbe and Goyle's voices (to a rough degree) when they took Polyjuice potion in Chamber of Secrets. I think the answer is likely to be that Barty Crouch Jr. sounding like Mad-Eye had nothing to do with the potion, and was instead another spell or simply a very good impersonation. –

Feb 22, 2023 · The potion is a complex and time-consuming brew that requires several rare and unusual ingredients, including the essence of the person whose appearance the drinker wishes to take on. To create Polyjuice Potion, the ingredients must be combined over the course of a month, during which time the potion must be stirred continuously.

Apr 21, 2024 · Having a polyjuice potion, especially combined with the artifact from the Collector's event, can be used to solve some pretty big problems. You could have practically anybody look like they died with those two items, or infiltrate societies with no risk of actually dying.

Dec 17, 2016 · Transforming oneself into a muggle (using Polyjuice Potion) doesn't remove magic. Harry pretends to be a red-haired Muggle boy at Fleur and Bill's wedding. Harry was rather uncomfortable. The Muggle boy whose appearance he was affecting was slightly fatter than him, and his dress robes felt hot and tight in the full glare of a summer’s day.

Polyjuice potion is in the NEWT syllabus so it probably isn’t sth that would alert the seller. In HBP during the first potions lesson: “I’ve prepared a few potions for you to have a look at, just out of interest, you know. These are the kind of thing you ought …

Jan 3, 2023 · I've always understood polyjuice potion to turn the body into the current state of the copied person. So if Ron drank a potion to turn into Harry (with bad eyesight) and Ron managed to get lasik in the hour to fix said eyesight, but then drank a second potion brewed from the same initial brewing, then Ron-Harry's eyesight would revert back to ...

Nov 13, 2018 · No, because dead people can’t drink the potion. Every time someone uses Polyjuice Potion to transform into another person, they have to actually drink the potion. It only starts transforming them after they swallow it. “Pinching his nose, Harry drank the Potion down in two large gulps. It tasted like overcooked cabbage.