Fantasy Literature

Nearly-Headless Nick is never allowed to join the Headless Hunt because he is not completely headless - nearly, but not quite. The Headless Hunt is exclusively for ghosts who have been fully decapitated, which Nick's unfortunate condition of still having part of his head attached prevents him from achieving.

Mojo JoJo is the primary antagonist and main villain in The Powerpuff Girls series. He is a genius chimpanzee with an oversized brain who constantly plots to defeat the girls and destroy Townsville.

Harry says this in Goblet of Fire while discussing Madame Maxime with Ron and Hermione. He's speculating that she must be half-giant like Hagrid given her large stature, poking fun at her excuse of having 'big bones.'

Draco Malfoy says this line mocking the Weasley family. Despite being purebloods, the Weasleys accept and associate with Muggles, which goes against Draco's pureblood supremacist views taught by his family.

Fred and George Weasley mock Draco Malfoy with this sarcastic line in Chamber of Secrets. When Draco is strutting around Hogwarts claiming to be the 'Heir of Slytherin,' the twins pretend to clear a path for him with exaggerated announcement.

Ron Weasley makes this crude pun in Sorcerer's Stone during astronomy class. He's joking about the planet Uranus that Lavender is observing through a telescope - a classic example of Ron's juvenile humor.

Ron and Hermione are discussing Kreacher, the Black family's house-elf. His greatest desire was to have his head cut off and mounted like a hunting trophy, just like his mother's head which was displayed at 12 Grimmauld Place.

Arthur Weasley speaks this excited line to Hermione's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Granger, when they meet in Diagon Alley. Arthur is famously fascinated by Muggles and Muggle customs. The Grangers were there to exchange Muggle money for wizard currency, which explains Arthur's comment about changing Muggle money. Dumbledore and Moody never express this kind of enthusiastic curiosity about Muggles.

Guran is Phantom's most trusted ally and the chief of the Bandars, a pygmy tribe in the African jungle. He has been a loyal companion to multiple generations of Phantoms and served as the best man at Phantom's wedding to Diana Palmer. Guran's character represents the deep connection Phantom has with the native people of the region.

The Aburame clan in Naruto uses bugs as weapons through their parasitic insect technique. At birth, clan members host kikaichu bugs that feed on their chakra and can be used for reconnaissance, combat, and draining opponents' chakra. Uchiha uses sharingan, Yamanaka specializes in mind techniques, and Kaguya is the ancient progenitor of chakra.

Earnur was the last King of Gondor before Aragorn. He disappeared in 2050 of the Third Age after accepting the Witch-king of Angmar's challenge and was never seen again, leaving Gondor without a king until Aragorn's reign.

Annuminas was the capital city of Arnor (the northern kingdom of the Numenoreans in Middle-Earth). It was founded by Elendil and was the primary seat of the Kings of Arnor before it was abandoned and eventually destroyed.

Gandalf had different names among different peoples. 'Mithrandir' was his Elven name meaning 'Grey Pilgrim'. To the Men of the West, he was known as 'The Grey Pilgrim' or 'The White Rider'. 'Olorin' was his name in Valinor among the Maiar, not in the West.