Harry potter

Harry Potter is a minifigure of the boy wizard Harry Potter who appears in 38 of the 50 Harry Potter themed sets, two magnet sets, one store exclusive (the Target exclusive 4768 The Durmstrang Ship), and a "Minifigure Gallery," making Harry more common than any other minifigure from the Harry Potter theme. Harry is the only minifigure from the line to appear in at least one set from every subtheme.

He is also the main character in the video games LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7.

Contents[hide] Description As a Microfigure In Video games Background Appearances Video Game Appearances Book Appearances Gallery of Variants Gallery Description Edit In 2001, the first year of the Harry Potter theme, three separate versions of Harry were released. First, in 4708 Hogwarts Express, Harry is seen wearing Muggle clothes. He has tan legs, a blue torso printed with a blue jacket and a baggy white shirt, blue arms, and yellow hands. His head is also yellow, and printed with a determined expression, circular glasses, and a red scar. He has bushy black hair.

The second version of Harry released in 2001 is a representation of him after his arrival at Hogwarts, but before his sorting into Gryffindor house. He has unprinted light grey legs, and a light grey torso printed with a Hogwarts badge, a tie, and several wrinkles. He has light grey arms, yellow hands, and wears a black cloak printed with stars. His face is yellow, has a determined expression, and is printed with his glasses and scar. He wears a tall black wizard's hat, presumably meant to be the Sorting Hat.

The final variation of 2001, and the version that appears in the most sets by far, is of Harry in his Gryffindor uniform. He has light grey legs, a light grey torso printed with a red Gryffindor badge, tie, and lining, as well as light grey arms, and yellow hands. His yellow head has a pleasant expression of it, and is printed with his scar and glasses. He wears a black cloak printed with stars, and has bushy black hair.

The first new variant of 2002 was introduced in 4728 Escape from Privet Drive. This particular version of Harry is dressed in Muggle clothes. He has unprinted dark grey legs, and a red torso printed with a blue pattern of squares. His rams are also red, and his hands are yellow. His head is yellow, and printed with his glasses, scar, and other features. He has bushy black hair.

In 4726 Quidditch Practice, a completely new version of Harry was introduced, featuring his Quidditch robes. He has plain unprinted white legs, and a dark red torso printed with a Gryffindor badge, and yellow stripes. He has dark red arms, and yellow hands. His head is yellow, and features his standard printing for the time, with a content expression, glasses, and scar. He has bushy black hair.

Goyle/Harry In 4735 Slytherin, a totally unique and exclusive version of Harry is introduced. The main portion of the minifigure is actually Gregory Goyle, but he has Harry's face on the back of his head, behind his hair. He has unprinted light grey legs, and a light grey torso, which is printed with a Slytherin badge, tie, and lining. He has grey arms, and yellow hands. One side of his yellow head, the one intended to be Goyle's, has a rather sullen expression. The other, intended to represent Harry, uses his traditional face printing, with pleasant expression, glasses, and scar. He has short black hair.

Another unique version of Harry (although this one is another in a long line of Casual-clothed versions of the minifigure) appeared in 4727 Aragog in the Dark Forest. This version of Harry has light grey legs, a dark blue torso printed with a dark blue sweater and a blue shirt, dark blue arms, and yellow hands. He has the same yellow face as were used for all versions of Harry at this time, depicting a pleasant expression, his glasses, and scar. Like all versions of Harry, he features bushy black hair.

In 2003, only one set was released that included Harry Potter, 4720 Knockturn Alley. Thus set features a unique variant of Harry, with unprinted blue legs, and a sand green torso printed with a sweater design. He also has sand green arms, and yellow hands. The minifigure still features Harry's original yellow face, with classic expression, scar, and glasses. Once again, he featured bushy black hair. This was to be the last version of Harry released with yellow skin, as, in 2004, LEGO revamped all of their licensed minifigures to feature more realistic flesh tones. Therefore, from this point onwards, Harry featured light nougat skin.

Harry's first flesh-toned variation The first of the flesh-toned Potters was a casually-dressed one included in the set 4755 Knight Bus, in 2004. It is actually quite similar to a version of Harry from several years before, the only major difference being the skin tone. It features unprinted tan legs, and a blue torso printed with a blue jacket and a white shirt. He has blue arms, light nougat hands, and the same head and hair he has always used previously, with the exception of colour. His head is light nougat, and features his pleasant, contented expression, his glasses, and his scar. He has the same bushy black hair he has always used previously.

Another casually-dressed version of Harry was released in several sets that year. He features unprinted dark tan legs, and a dark grey torso printed with a dark grey jacket, and a dark red shirt. He features dark grey arms, and light nougat hands. His face is the same as that used by previous versions, and depicts his content expression, glasses, and scar. He, as always, has bushy black hair.

The version of Harry seen the most frequently in 2004 was a version of the minifigure in an updated Hogwarts uniform. This particular variant appeared in several sets, including 4757 Hogwarts Castle. It features unprinted dark grey legs, and a dark grey torso printed with red and gold lining, and a red and gold tie. He has dark grey arms, and light nougat hands. His light nougat head is still printed with his classic features, displaying contented expression, glasses, and scar. As always, he sports bushy black hair.

The final variation of Harry released that year was almost identical to the one listed above, but with the addition of a purple cloak. He has unprinted dark grey legs, a dark grey torso printed with a red and gold tie and some lining, dark grey arms, light nougat hands, light nougat head, and the same head printing as that always used before. He wears a purple cloak around his neck.

In 2005, only four sets were released, and each, with the exception of 4768 The Durmstrang Ship, featured a unique version of Harry.

The first variant of 2005 was included in the set 4767 Harry and the Hungarian Horntail. It should be noted that, although all the Harry minifigure's outfits in this year bear no resemblance to any of his costumes either before or since, this variant, and, later, the others of the year, did introduce one major new part that would be used later on: A new, older, face print for Harry.

Harry's first Triwizard variant, which introduced a new face print. The variant represents Harry's costume in the first of the three Triwizard tasks, and has unprinted black legs, and a black torso. His torso is printed with a black shirt, a Hogwarts badge with "POTTER" written above it, and several scratches and injuries. He has black arms and light nougat hands. His face is, for the first time ever entirely new, with a completely updated print. It displays a smiling, confident expression, but it is much less childish then that used previously. He also features his glasses and, or course, his scar. He has black eyebrows, and his usual untidy black hair. The second of Harry's three 2005 variants was included in the set 4762 Rescue from the Merpeople, and is completely unlike any version of Harry before or since. He features light nougat legs with orange flippers attached to them, and a dark blue hip area, presumably made to represent swim trunks. He has a red torso, with almost no printing on it, with the exception of some dark blue on the shoulders, and a Hogwarts badge on the chest. He has light nougat arms and hands. His light nougat head is double-sided, one side depicting the same updated expression as was used previously, with a confident smile, glasses, and scar. The other side depicts Harry after he has eaten Gilliweed, and has a more grim expression, and two large gashes on either side of his face, representing gills. He has his usual tousled hair piece.

Harry's third and final variant is seen in 4766 Graveyard Duel, and, oddly, a Target stores exclusive version of 4768 The Durmstrang Ship. It is based on Harry's outfit for the third and final Triwizard task. It has unprinted black legs, and a torso that is printed half red on the right side, and black on the left. On his black side is printed a Hogwarts badge. The side that is printed red has a black-coloured arm, and the side that's black has a red-coloured one. Both arms have light nougat hands. Harry features the new face introduced that year, with confident expression, glasses, and scar. He also has his usual messy black hairpiece.

No Harry Potter sets were released in 2006, so Harry's next appearance was in 2007, in the set 5378 Hogwarts Castle. This version of Harry is based on his appearance at Hogwarts in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. He features unprinted dark grey legs, a dark grey torso printed with red and gold lining and a red and gold tie, a white collar, and several slight creases. He has dark grey arms, and light nougat hands. His head, also light nougat, is printed with the same features introduced in 2005, featuring a confident expression, his glasses, and scar. He has his usual tousled black hairpiece.

No Harry Potter sets were released throughout the entirety of 2008 or 2009, but the series returned in 2010. Several new versions of Harry were released that year, although most of them were remakes of previously released versions of the figure. First was a new version of Harry in his school uniform.

The first Harry minifigure in two years The minifigure features black legs, and a dark grey torso. It should be noted that the Gryffindor badge is reinstated on the uniform, and makes it's first appearance since 2002. In addition to the badge, a red and gold toe, red and gold lining, and a white collar are all printed on the torso, in addition to wrinkles and creases. Harry features a completely new double-sided face print, one side featuring a happy expression, and the other quite grim. He still features his glasses and scar, and has the same black hairpiece. Among the several versions of Harry released in 2010, two new versions of Harry in casual outfits were introduced, the first of which is described here: He uses unprinted dark grey legs, and has a dark blue torso printed with a jacket of the same colour, a white shirt, and a silver zipper. His arms are also dark blue, and his hands are light nougat. His features his new-style face, one side smiling, the other grim, and both featuring his glasses and scar. He, of course, uses his tousled black hairpiece.

In the set 4737 Quidditch Match, a new, redesigned version of Harry in his Quidditch uniform appeared. He has unprinted white legs, and a dark red torso printed with a red and yellow striped shirt, and a Gryffindor badge. His arms are dark red, and, to represent gloves, his hands are brown. He has the same new head as the variations described immediately before, one side with a happy expression, and the other grim. Both sides, of course, features his glasses and scar. He has his usual black hairpiece, and wears a dark red cloak.

The version of Harry released in Characters of the Magical World In 4840 The Burrow, a slightly tweaked version of Harry in casual wear was introduced. He has unprinted black legs, and a dark blue torso printed with a dark blue jacket with a sliver zipper, and a white shirt. His arms are dark blue, and his hands light nougat. He has his usual face double-sided face, one side happy, the other troubled. Both sides feature his scar and glasses. He has his usual black hairpiece. It should be noted that this variation is identical to the casual one described above, with the exception of the colour of his legs. thumb|Exclusive Harry from Building the Magical World. In 2011, another, unique version of Harry was introduced, and was exclusive to the book 5000215 LEGO Harry Potter: Building the Magical World. He has unprinted black legs, and a black torso printed with a white bowtie, a white shirt, and a black tuxedo. He has white arms, and light nougat hands. He has his new double-sided face, one side solemn, and one cheerful. Of course, he features his usual glasses and scar. He uses his normal untidy black hairpiece. Currently, the final version of Harry released appears in LEGO Harry Potter: Characters of the Magical World. His legs are black, printed with robes in white lining (it should be noted that this is the first version of Harry ever to have leg printing). His torso is black, printed with black robes and a suit, as well as a dark red shirt and tie. His arms are black, and his hands are light nougat. He uses the same head as his other recent variations.

As a Microfigure Edit An exclusive Microfigure version of Harry appears in the LEGO Game 3862 Harry Potter Hogwarts. He is made of a single part, and is printed with red shoes, red and gold jacket lining, Gryffindor badge, and tie. He also has a white collar. His head is printed with a smiling expression, glasses, black hair, and a dark orange scar. He has a single stud atop his head.

In Video games Edit In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, he has the same black hair that the Harry Potter minifigure has always had, the second flesh variation face (from the Goblet of Fire), a black cape, dark-grey Gryffindor robes similar to the first variation of the Harry Potter figure, and a brown wand.

In this sequel, Harry has his 2010 look. His spells and abilities are Wingardium Leviosa, Invisibility Cloak, Diffindo, Lumos (Solem), Aguamenti, Focus, Expecto Patronum and Reducto.

Background Edit Harry's parents, James Potter and Lily Evans, were once killed by the dark wizard Lord Voldemort. Harry was nearly killed by Voldemort the same day his parents were, but because his mother gave her life to protect him, the killing curse rebounded off him and onto Voldemort, which destroyed the Dark Lord's body. Harry Potter was left with a scar in his forehead.

After the death of his parents, Rubeus Hagrid rescued Harry from the ruins of his house, and took him to Professor Dumbledore, who left the baby to live with his closest family, Vernon Dursley, Petunia Dursley, and Dudley Dursley, his uncle, aunt, and cousin. Shortly before his eleventh birthday, a letter arrived for Harry. Upon seeing it, Uncle Vernon panicked, and burnt it before Harry could read it. Over the next few days, more letters arrived, until, eventually, hundreds shot down the chimney. After this, Vernon fled the house, bringing the whole family to a hut on a small island in the ocean. Immediately after midnight, Hagrid arrived, bring Harry a birthday cake and a final letter. The letter revealed that Harry had been accepted into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The next morning, Hagrid and Harry left for London to get Harry's school supplies.

In his second year, he defeated the Basilisk, a large snake-like creature, and destroyed Tom Riddle's diary horcrux with one of the Basilisk's fang inside the Chamber of Secrets.

In his third year, he fought off more than a hundred Dementors and rescued the innocent wizard, Sirius Black, from being punished for a crime that was falsely convicted of twelve years ago.

In Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts, he competed in the Tri-wizard Tournament, witnessed the Dark Lord Voldemort's re-birth, and fought him.

In his fifth year, Harry and his friends organize a rebellion to learn self defense against the wishes of the Ministry of Magic and the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Umbridge, and Harry faced Voldemort once again.

In his sixth year, Harry is informed by Professor Dumbledore that Voldemort has been hiding objects of personal meaning that contain fragments of his soul (horcruxes) at locations that have meaning to him. They also find out that Dumbledore destroyed the ring horcrux leaving only four horcruxes left (actually five but it is not known at that time). These horcruxes must be destroyed if Voldemort is to be defeated. The year ended with the death of Dumbledore, giving the Dark Lord an advantage as the only one he had ever feared was gone.

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry, Ron, and Hermione embark on a quest outside of Hogwarts to discover and destroy the five remaining horcruxes. The year ends with the Battle for Hogwarts, which resulted in a final duel between Harry and Voldemort. Voldemort and his Death Eaters were defeated, bringing an end to their terror in the wizarding world.

He married Ginny and has two boys and one girl (In birth order: James, Albus, and Lily) in the epilogue.

Appearances Edit 4701 Sorting Hat (Hogwarts Robes) 4702 The Final Challenge (Gryffindor Robes) 4704 The Chamber of Winged Keys (Gryffindor Robes) 4706 Forbidden Corridor (Gryffindor Robes) 4708 Hogwarts Express (Blue shirt, tan pants) 4709 Hogwarts Castle (Gryffindor Robes) 4711 Flying Lesson (Gryffindor Robes) 4712 Troll on the Loose (Gryffindor Robes) 4714 Gringotts Bank (Blue shirt, tan pants) 4721 Hogwarts Classrooms (Gryffindor Robes) 4720 Knockturn Alley (Green shirt, blue pants) 4726 Quidditch Practice (Quidditch Robes) 4727 Aragog in the Dark Forest (Dark blue shirt, light gray pants) 4728 Escape from Privet Drive (Red shirt, light gray pants) 4729 Dumbledore's Office (Gryffindor Robes) 4730 The Chamber of Secrets (Gryffindor Robes) 4733 The Dueling Club (Gryffindor Robes) 4735 Slytherin (In Slytherin robes and Goyle's face on back of head) 4736 Freeing Dobby (2010 Gryffindor robes) 4737 Quidditch Match (2010 Quidditch robes) 4738 Hagrid's Hut (2010 Gryffindor Robes) 4751 Harry and the Marauder's Map (Gryffindor Robes) 4753 Sirius Black's Escape (Gryffindor Robes) 4755 Knight Bus (Blue shirt, tan pants) 4756 Shrieking Shack (Gray shirt, tan pants) 4757 Hogwarts Castle (Gryffindor Robes) 4758 Hogwarts Express (Gray shirt, dark blue pants) 4762 Rescue from the Merpeople (Triwizard Shirt and Swimmers) 4766 Graveyard Duel (Triwizard Robes- Third Task) 4767 Harry and the Hungarian Horntail (Triwizard Robes- First Task) 5378 Hogwarts Castle (Gryffindor Robes) (New face) 4840 The Burrow (Blue jacket, black pants) 4841 Hogwarts Express (Blue jacket, grey pants and Invisibility Cloak) 4842 Hogwarts Castle (2010 Gryffindor Robes and Invisibility Cloak) 4865 The Forbidden Forest (2010 Gryffindor Robes) 4867 Hogwarts (2010 Gryffindor Robes) 10217 Diagon Alley (Blue jacket, black pants) 30110 Trolley (Blue jacket, grey pants) 30111 The Lab (2010 Gryffindor Robes) 3862 Harry Potter Hogwarts (Microfigure) Video Game Appearances Edit LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 Book Appearances Edit Building the Magical World (Exclusive Dress Robes) LEGO Harry Potter: Characters of the Magical World (Exclusive Suit) Gallery of Variants Edit

Blue jacket (2001)	Original Hogwarts robes	Sorting Hat robes	Violet cape	Quidditch robes (2001)	Red sweater	Blue sweatshirt	Sand green sweater	From 4756	Purple cape (2004)	2004 robes	Grey jacket	Blue shirt	Triwizard Task 1 robes	Triwizard Task 2 robes	Triwizard Task 3 robes	Yule Ball (Exclusive)	2004 robes (2007 face redesign)	Casual clothes	Hogwarts robes	Quidditch robes (2010 redesign)	Casual clothes	Microfigure	From LEGO Harry Potter: Characters of the Magical World

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Harry as a baby

Harry, Ron, and Hermione from LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7

Harry In disguise

Harry's spell wheel in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7

Harry on the Harry Potter theme's logo on LEGO.com

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