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   Fawkes was a highly intelligent male phoenix and Albus Dumbledore's animal companion and defender. Fawkes had been in Dumbledore's service for 59 years up to the Headmaster's death in 1997.[11] Fawkes was instrumental in helping Harry Potter defeat Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk during the skirmish in the Chamber of Secrets in 1993. His tears (which, like the tears of all phoenixes, possessed ...

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   Phoenixes are magical birds that age, die, and are reborn from their own ashes. They symbolize endurance and new beginnings. Professor Dumbledore has an actual phoenix, Fawkes, who swallows an Avad...

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   Professor Dumbledore has an actual phoenix, Fawkes, who swallows an Avada Kedavra meant for Harry, dies, and returns as a "tiny, ugly, featherless" (37.20) chick at the end of Book 5. Fawkes the phoenix has saved Harry's life before: his tears heal Harry from the basilisk bite in Book 2, and he helps to soothe Harry's shock after the confrontation with Voldemort and the death of Cedric Diggory ...

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   May 18, 2022 · Since the phoenix is the symbol of these wizards, it's no wonder the Order was given the name that it did. And while it is slightly disappointing to learn that the Order wasn't named specifically after Fawkes, especially since this lore has remained untouched for so long in the fandom, it adds a nice twist to the original Harry Potter storyline.

5. scifi.stackexchange.com › questions › 243920Does the name "Fawkes" make sense for a magical familiar?

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   Mar 2, 2021 · Hmm. I've found explicit confirmation from Rowling that the name Fawkes (the Phoenix) relates to Guy Fawkes but I can't find any in-universe reference that Guy Fawkes was known to Dumbledore, although of course any British schoolchild (e.g. most Muggle-borns and any wizard-borns who went to a Muggle primary school) would know who Fawkes was.

6. www.mythvsscience.com › the-mythical-phoenix-birdPhoenix Bird: The Mythical Creature who rises from the Ashes

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   Jun 7, 2024 · The Phoenix as a symbol of hope, immortality, resilience, and transformation. The Phoenix in Harry Potter: A Touch of Magic. In the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, Fawkes, a magnificent crimson and gold phoenix, serves as the loyal companion of Albus Dumbledore, the beloved headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

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   What role did Fawkes play in Harry Potter?

   • One of the biggest roles that Fawkes filled in the Harry Potter series was his protecting spirit. He came to Harry's defense all the way down in the Chamber of Secrets, he helped Dumbledore disapparate in The Order of the Phoenix, and he even swallowed Voldemort's killing curse in order to save Dumbledore's life in the Ministry of Magic.

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   What is a Phoenix in Harry Potter?

   • The song of the phoenix also has magical properties that inject bravery and courage into the listener, which is described in the Harry Potter universe as equivalent to drinking a warm beverage. The phoenix also has fighting prowess, as Fawkes easily blinded the basilisk in The Chamber of Secrets.

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   Is Fawkes a magical bird?

   • It's a magical world, after all, and nothing is truly happenstance. Although fans and most viewers know that Fawkes is a magical bird, only die-hard Potterheads know the full extent of his abilities. Not only is he immortal and able to heal most injuries with his tears, but the phoenix is also able to apparate and carry incredibly heavy loads.

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   What did Fawkes look like?

   • Fawkes had crimson feathers on his body and a golden tail as long as a peacock's. He was roughly the size of a swan. His claws and beak were gleaming gold — the latter was "long" — and his eyes were black.

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   How did Fawkes save Harry Potter?

   • Fawkes was instrumental in helping Harry Potter defeat Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk in 1993. His tears (which, like the tears of all phoenixes, possessed healing properties) saved Harry's life after his arm was punctured by the basilisk's fang and its venom.

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   Was Fawkes a real bird?

   • In the films, Fawkes was made by a mechanical machine. When Richard Harris, who played Dumbledore at that time, saw the robot, he said: "They sure do train those things well." He was thinking that it was a real bird. Pottermore has a feature on bringing Fawkes to life.

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