Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Resources

Why Potter less when you can Pottermore? This official site includes all new content from J.K. Rowling related to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and the rest of the Harry Potter universe.

Explore everything Potter-related (and the beasts of the wizarding world in particular) at this comprehensive fan-run wiki.

Find out how you can support the efforts of Comic Relief (hint: you already did your part if you bought a copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them).

The trailer for the first part of a planned trilogy of movies.

Everything you need to know about the film series.

This Q&A is from way back in 2001, when both Fantastic Beasts and Quidditch Through the Ages were first released. Wow. So much has happened to Harry since then.

Harry Potter stories are probably some of the most review-proof books on the market, but it never hurts to throw some in. Even back when they first came out, folks though this slim volume was a delightful addition to what we already knew about the wizarding world.

We already know there are wizards all over the world, but magic in America isn't something that's been touched on in the Harry Potter universe…until now. In 2016, J.K. Rowling released a series of new stories about magic in North America to tie in with the new Fantastic Beasts film series. Watch and be dazzled.

Ever wondered how American witches and wizards learn magic? Welcome to Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. You can also go on Pottermore and read all about how the school was started and how it grew into the main school of magic for American witches and wizards.

This little video was made as a tie in with the Fantastic Beasts movie series and it's all about—who else?—Newt Scamander. Not only does it have lots of cool clips from the movie, it also features several short interviews with J.K. Rowling and Eddie Redmayne.

The original cover art from the 2001 edition.

Fan-made art of one of Fantastic Beasts' entries.

The poster for the 2016 film, with Mr. Scamander looking especially dashing.

The movie version of a Bowtruckle. Cute!

And here's a Billywig flying over a crowd of Muggles (or No-Majs as they're called in America).

Here's a Demiguise rushing through New York City. It might want to think about becoming invisible any time now.

This is a Niffler doing its favorite thing—snatching someone's pocketbook.

And here's an Occamy coming in from out of the shadows.