I feel like even the light side treat magical creatures poorly, like Sirius kicking Kreacher who was just a product of his environment. Also the Weasley's were mentioned in the book to have a squib relative that they "didn't speak of" and also treated Fleur pretty horribly at first.
Rowling said she made Ron’s character to be a reflection of the prejudices in the Wizarding World but to also show that people’s views can change. It’s why his knee jerk reactions to Werewolves, Squibs, House Elf’s, etc are bad at the start but he becomes better dealing with those beings later in the story.
Harry Potter and Griphook's Revenge? I wonder if word was able to spread among groups of Harry's kindness towards Dobby as well as trying to manipulate Griphook.
I think a House Elf rebellion is more believable. Because goblins despite their second class status still have a comfortable place in Wizarding society, as they are indispensable when it comes to banking, commerce and craftsmanship. Turning on their wizarding patrons is a risky enterprise that could end up with most of them either killed or enslaved like the House Elves.
@@barbiquearea the only way house elves would obtain a better situation in the magical society is through legal actions instigate by people like Hermione, I really don't think they have that rebellious spirit which goblins actually got. And I think the context of a new goblin rebellion could be bc house elves got out of their servitude and that they want their status upgraded
I feel even though it's terrible how they were treated by wizards, it was a very believable the way they would have been treated, humans ensuring their place as apex beings. This awfulness is so believable of humans
I mean its not like the goblins gave the wizards much assurance they wouldn't use their newfound power against them. Plus they keep their own technology for themselves too so they are hypocrites. If they want wands so badly they can invent it themselves.
@@archieames1968 I wouldn't say they were hypocrites, the wizards started it. I think the goblins feelings were fair. You think they would have been treated fairly fwith promises kept after getting their technology? I took world history
@@archieames1968 maybe but what did the humans do to inspire trust? It's kinda shitty to say you can't have a wand because I say so. It's not like there aren't plenty of humans who definitely shouldn't have wands. Plus the centaurs are very intelligent and they are considered 2nd class being's
@@AirQuotes JKR never indicated who started being cruel to the other. Maybe they were both cruel to each other from the very beginning. goblins are cruel and killed many wizards. In modern times goblins seem pretty free to do what they want despite wizards being capable of destroying them. The only exception is they don't get invited into the privileges of the wizard club. Regardless its pretty odd to hold wizards keeping wands to themselves and let goblins off for keeping smithing to themselves. Its not like either are preventing the other from developing their own versions.
From what I read from the books, the dislike of goblins by the wizards is justified. They are not true to their word, they're plotters, and are very tribal. They are also cruel, very bitter and hold a grudge. The Death Eater Ministry's decision to take away ownership of Gringots was actually a clever move, and after Voldemort's defeat, the wizards probably didn't give full ownership of Gringots back to the goblins.
What you read in the book is already the results of generations of conflict and tension between goblins and humans. Unless we get a lore snippet that pinpoints how it all started and who threw the first rock, we shouldn't point fingers. If people are treated as lesser, they will grow contempt and act more taciturn towards the opressors.
@@lebitelexie9350 Godric Gryffindor paid goblin smiths to make him a sword and after his death they claimed it as their own and this was 1000 years ago. They have been doing their tricks for centuries and that tends to create resentment for a group
@@zekun4741 Aware of that but thats still a very localized problem for the UK. Unless this case alone caused some global Goblin-human distrust which I doubt.
Also, there's another underlying implication. Goblin's notion o property is at odds with wizards'. While wizarding worlds seems mostly covinced of private property in a capitalist's conception, Golblins' beliefs are not the same.
So glad to have you back! There is a great story there. I wouldn’t be surprised if the goblins were somehow trying to undermine any efforts of the wizarding world during the first wizarding war and the the war with Voldemort.
That really would been an interesting take on expanding the world building with a possible goblin rebellion, so many things the movie cut out but be good to use them for new movies or show ideas, i still want one taking on the marauders
Hello Dean, yes I am happy to see the return of Harry Potter Folklore. Hoping all is well. Yes Harry Potter and the Goblin rebellion might just be the ticket to get J. K. Rowling to write more stories. I am quite sure that the Goblins are so arrogant that they do not realize that the Sword of Godrik Gyffindor has been very cleverly given extra spells and charms to make the sword do the disappearing hat trick. For a number of reasons. One being so that the Goblins may never be able to permanently posses the sword ever again !!.
That is a big big big yes from me but maybe a goblin will be abele to poses the sword one day but the thing I have been thinking is maybe a goblin might be able to poses the sword but which goblin
@@mandaslimereviews7903 Since the Sword is of the highest quality Goblin Made. The sword would be an ultimate prized possession to the Goblins, so the sword could end up with the Goblin King or at least someone of great wealth and Nobility. The sword would be dangerous to posses in the Goblin World.
Well, the biggest thing that stops them from taking over is keeping it from the non-magical world. Muggles have guns, all kinds of guns. Now, maybe goblins can make guns, and even use them effectively, but once the muggles get into the conflict...
Evert since we really started to "get to know" the goblins in "Deathly Hallows," I've instinctively disliked them. There's something about their graspiness, their goblin-centered outlook, and their cold-bloodedness that strikes me as selfishly malevolent, even racist. I've never felt sorry for them, and I've questioned whether their "goblin rebellions" were entirely based on the struggle for their rights.
What I always felt missing is that we never let known how the goblins are on a global level. UK Wizarding community treats them as creatures but is this the same across the entire world? Is there are place where goblins and wizards live in harmony? If Professor Flitwick is indeed part-goblin that suggest that they can interbreed with humans. I would love if we would get more lore about the goblins and their interaction with wizarding societies across the world. A story where a wizard / witch and a goblin teams up to recover stolen artifacts for Gringotts would be an awsome little story in my oppinion.
If pukwudgies are indeed descended from or related to goblins then ilvermorny would be a good place to start looking as a large group of them happen to live and work on the grounds
I think it’s fascinating that, despite elves having the seemingly more powerful magic with the ability to bypass wizard wards, goblins are the ones with a sticky pride whereas elves are content to be enslaved. I guess because they managed to actually gain success as successful accountants and bankers they feel entitled to respect from wizardkind - not undeservedly - they’re able to have that sense of rivalry and independence whereas elves have always had a symbiotic reliance on wizards instead.
I'm glad the name is back and I'm enjoying the content that your posting I defently enjoy seeing you able to do more than just one type of video on the channel
A Goblin War is the background plot to my Cursed Child rewrite. Albus is not placed in Slytherin ...or Gryfindor. . He's placed in Hufflepuff. And there's a return of Voldemort...of sorts. Of course, he can't REALLY come back. So ..there's a mystery there. And Albus slowly loses his ability to cast spells. It's almost like...his wand doesn't quite understand him....then goes mute. Tragic, for sure. But.. he can't turn into a squib, can he? And He Who Must Not Be Back turns up in his defense...Very Strange. Of course, just because his initials are A.S.P., it doesn't mean he should have been placed in Slytherin, after all...does it? Guess i better get to writing. 🧑💻
Yes, I very much enjoy the Potter folklore videos! However, I can truly understand diversifying your videos to include more introductions to new stories as one can not live on Potter alone. As for a Goblin war...The Goblins have already won. I know from history that to truly win a war, you must control the money. Since Goblins already do that now, they have all the power. As you stated, they have enough gold themselves to not want any from Wizards. They could easily crash the economy, refuse to fund projects, or cause Goblin sympathetic loans to be approved and basically, any action against them would be met with extreme financial difficulty. For example, say all the shops in Diagon Alley need to order supplies and restock their shelves but have angered the Goblins. The Goblins would pressure the Ministry to heavily tax those shipments, in the interest of public good, of course, making those shipments almost impossible for most of the shopkeepers to afford. Those that could afford it would have to pass along those prices to the customer... Like books. Leaving families like the Weasley's unable to afford them. Compound this over several shipments and Diagon Alley would be essentially shut down. If Fudge had actually tried to mint Wizard money where would he have to go to get the mined and purified metal in the amounts needed? The Goblins may dislike how Wizards view them but they hold all the power and the Goblins know this.
I’d love that idea of a sequel on a Goblin Rebellion. Seems like it would be very interesting!! Instead we got crazy cg creatures and plots that went nowhere. Such a shame
I'm ecstatic Harry Potter Folklore is back. I know you've been through name changes Dean and UA-cam channel struggles but I've always had a soft spot for "Harry Potter Folklore". It's wonderful the name is back. It's always felt like ...home that name. Like Hogwarts ❤️ Whatever changes happen to your channel, Dean, we're all with you. Always. Your channel is my favourite. Keep uploading this awesome content.
Rolling shared that Harry and Ron made great changes positive changes in the Aurora Department & that Kingsley then Hermione became minister of magic. Would hope that young Albus wouldn't have a rebellion on hand, instead be able to come to a peaceful resolution of differences. But, that probably wouldn't sell as many books or movies.
They're not allowed wands bc wizards would definitely fall down the magical food chain. If goblins, elves, or even centaurs had access to wands, overwhelming wizardkind would be all too simple
Your idea for a sequel about another goblin rebellion is absolutely dope! J.K. Rowling should get out her computer and start typing a new wizarding world story.
I'm happy to have HPF back! But I would be happy too if it was still ShockWave. The most important thing is to have you motivated, creating good content and sharing with us!
Very Glad to have HPF Back! Have you ever realized that the Dursley's were secret keepers of 12 Grimauld Place? They were present when Dumbledore was talking to Harry about it when explaining that it now belonged to Harry as Serious had been murdered and would have become secret keepers when Dumbledore died. Love your videos!
Do I hear a bit of “If you are happy that Harry Potter Folklore is back, then I am too (kind of).” One day, you’ll have to tell us whether the change back was for us, or because it was something you truly wanted to do. I think you should be allowed to do whatever you wish, but I also understand that this is your bread and butter and you’ve children to support now.
1:06 That is also how Umbridge referred to the centaurs, and they weren’t very happy about it either. 6:13 Albus Potter and the Goblin Rebellion already sounds like a better sequel than The Cursed Child.
@@oliviadoyle3623 no, they used terms like rats, cockroaches and vermin! Goblins don‘t really play a role in german folklore and if you wanna use metaphors in propaganda, better use terms everyone has a picture and characteristic stereotypes in mind! BUT Rowling in the books and also Columbus in the first movie definitely used some real world anti semitic stereotypes of the 19th and 20th century (the noses, the ears, the claws, the greed) to depict Goblins
@@michelmorio8026 Goblins have been depicted with pointy noses and chins and greed as a trait for hundreds of years. Although wizards forcing goblins into the financial sector and judging them reflects entirely on Rowling.
The short, hook [part of the face that smells], not to be trusted accountants who no one trusts and everyone knows have their own selfish motives but they perform a necessary function so they’re kept around? Nah, no similarity with the stereotypical depiction of that group whatsoever.
If goblins were not able to have wands, then how was Professor flitwick able to have one? I kinda feel bad for goblins. I still don’t get the discrimination from all the lore. It somewhat mirrors the real world racial issues. Elves and goblins don’t deserve this. I’m glad hermione became minister.
I think what that happened, with Godric Gryffindor is an excuse. No, it's about some wizards treated them like shit. If they would only respect Goblins, we would never have seen rebellions. Second thing, wand is useless. It is proven, that it's possible to generate powerful magic without a wand. Question please: What about Riddle The Animated Story. When does it come out?
This is gonna sound corny but I think the he should be able to do what he what he wants to do with this channel. Shock Wave or Harrypotterfloklore I support ether one
I wish the goblins and elf would wage war on each other more let’s face it there by no means any good character among them I mean if they design the elf’s better like tall and powerful they might have been actually good and likeable characters
Seems hagrid will make a case about every creature except goblins...he's like dragons are vastly misunderstood...and then hes like yeah goblins are jerks
Personally, I would be worried. Can Goblins track the times someone touches a galleon or not? as in they are OP or not I would like to point out that the amount of purebloods liking the evil half means that some have been having issues with finance, I worry about what kind of loaning and finance system there is. Partly because of the Weasleys though. Meanwhile \ Am I the only one who finds weird the dates on the goblin rebellion? is it supposed to be Scotland?b
I think it's more important if you are happy returning to Harry Potter Folklore. I remember the video announcing that it would change and how you wanted to try something different. Ultimately I enjoy all the videos but if your not happy making them then I can't possibly enjoy something on your suffering. If your are happy going back then so am I if not then I support the change.
If goblins could make wands, they could make metal wands instead of wood. And design them with jewels, Umbridge is the only one with a jeweled wand.
This is a really cool idea id love to see that and somehow there wands would have different magical properties and abilities to wizards!
She probably got fake stuff. Bejeweling the hell out of it.
I always thought wands had to be made out of wood. Otherwise the cores won't react well with the casing.
@@barbiquearea maybe but if anyone could make a metal one it would be a goblin
Why wouldn't malfoy have a jeweled wand?
I feel like even the light side treat magical creatures poorly, like Sirius kicking Kreacher who was just a product of his environment. Also the Weasley's were mentioned in the book to have a squib relative that they "didn't speak of" and also treated Fleur pretty horribly at first.
Rowling said she made Ron’s character to be a reflection of the prejudices in the Wizarding World but to also show that people’s views can change. It’s why his knee jerk reactions to Werewolves, Squibs, House Elf’s, etc are bad at the start but he becomes better dealing with those beings later in the story.
A goblin rebelion would have been a better sequel than the curse child without any doubt
Harry Potter and Griphook's Revenge?
I wonder if word was able to spread among groups of Harry's kindness towards Dobby as well as trying to manipulate Griphook.
First of all, how dare you. Secondly, true
I think a House Elf rebellion is more believable. Because goblins despite their second class status still have a comfortable place in Wizarding society, as they are indispensable when it comes to banking, commerce and craftsmanship. Turning on their wizarding patrons is a risky enterprise that could end up with most of them either killed or enslaved like the House Elves.
@@barbiquearea still, in the books Harry mentions a previous goblin rebelion when he's taking his OWL I think, so there's historical antecedent
@@barbiquearea the only way house elves would obtain a better situation in the magical society is through legal actions instigate by people like Hermione, I really don't think they have that rebellious spirit which goblins actually got. And I think the context of a new goblin rebellion could be bc house elves got out of their servitude and that they want their status upgraded
The Sword of Gryffindor seems to decide who it belongs to.
I feel even though it's terrible how they were treated by wizards, it was a very believable the way they would have been treated, humans ensuring their place as apex beings. This awfulness is so believable of humans
I mean its not like the goblins gave the wizards much assurance they wouldn't use their newfound power against them. Plus they keep their own technology for themselves too so they are hypocrites. If they want wands so badly they can invent it themselves.
@@archieames1968 I wouldn't say they were hypocrites, the wizards started it. I think the goblins feelings were fair. You think they would have been treated fairly fwith promises kept after getting their technology? I took world history
@@archieames1968 maybe but what did the humans do to inspire trust? It's kinda shitty to say you can't have a wand because I say so. It's not like there aren't plenty of humans who definitely shouldn't have wands. Plus the centaurs are very intelligent and they are considered 2nd class being's
@@AirQuotes JKR never indicated who started being cruel to the other. Maybe they were both cruel to each other from the very beginning. goblins are cruel and killed many wizards. In modern times goblins seem pretty free to do what they want despite wizards being capable of destroying them. The only exception is they don't get invited into the privileges of the wizard club. Regardless its pretty odd to hold wizards keeping wands to themselves and let goblins off for keeping smithing to themselves. Its not like either are preventing the other from developing their own versions.
@@eliscore Goblins would do the same to the humans if they took power.
From what I read from the books, the dislike of goblins by the wizards is justified. They are not true to their word, they're plotters, and are very tribal. They are also cruel, very bitter and hold a grudge.
The Death Eater Ministry's decision to take away ownership of Gringots was actually a clever move, and after Voldemort's defeat, the wizards probably didn't give full ownership of Gringots back to the goblins.
What you read in the book is already the results of generations of conflict and tension between goblins and humans. Unless we get a lore snippet that pinpoints how it all started and who threw the first rock, we shouldn't point fingers. If people are treated as lesser, they will grow contempt and act more taciturn towards the opressors.
@@lebitelexie9350 Godric Gryffindor paid goblin smiths to make him a sword and after his death they claimed it as their own and this was 1000 years ago. They have been doing their tricks for centuries and that tends to create resentment for a group
@@zekun4741 Aware of that but thats still a very localized problem for the UK. Unless this case alone caused some global Goblin-human distrust which I doubt.
A wizard/goblin struggle certainly would make for at least one interesting sequel book. Welcome back to UA-cam.
Also, there's another underlying implication. Goblin's notion o property is at odds with wizards'. While wizarding worlds seems mostly covinced of private property in a capitalist's conception, Golblins' beliefs are not the same.
Like every other trait Rowling gave her goblins, this one is also a harmful racist lie designed to demonise Jews.
So glad to have you back! There is a great story there. I wouldn’t be surprised if the goblins were somehow trying to undermine any efforts of the wizarding world during the first wizarding war and the the war with Voldemort.
That really would been an interesting take on expanding the world building with a possible goblin rebellion, so many things the movie cut out but be good to use them for new movies or show ideas, i still want one taking on the marauders
The Goblins were militant about being absolutely scrupulous. That made them superior with money.
I'm happy Harry Potter Folklore is back. ❤
I am so so so so happy HPF is back! Proper gutted when you left but happy now you're making HP videos again
6:12 Omg that Needs To Become A Fanfic
Albus Potter and the Goblin Rebellion... *YES*
Hello Dean, yes I am happy to see the return of Harry Potter Folklore. Hoping all is well.
Yes Harry Potter and the Goblin rebellion might just be the ticket
to get J. K. Rowling to write more stories.
I am quite sure that the Goblins are so arrogant that they do not realize
that the Sword of Godrik Gyffindor has been very cleverly given
extra spells and charms to make the sword do the disappearing hat trick. For a number of reasons.
One being so that the Goblins may never be able to permanently posses the sword ever again !!.
That is a big big big yes from me but maybe a goblin will be abele to poses the sword one day but the thing I have been thinking is maybe a goblin might be able to poses the sword but which goblin
@@mandaslimereviews7903 Since the Sword is of the highest quality Goblin Made.
The sword would be an ultimate prized possession to the Goblins, so the sword could end up with the Goblin King or at least someone of great wealth and Nobility.
The sword would be dangerous to posses in the Goblin World.
I would definitely watch/ read something about the goblin’s rebelling…it would be a good way to show more of the magical world!
Great video as always!
I think when Harry and Hermione joined the ministry things will have changed for Goblins house elves and many more creatures
True, with Hermione at the helm racism in the wizarding world would have been greatly reduced. Even between magic and non-magic people.
Well, the biggest thing that stops them from taking over is keeping it from the non-magical world. Muggles have guns, all kinds of guns. Now, maybe goblins can make guns, and even use them effectively, but once the muggles get into the conflict...
Evert since we really started to "get to know" the goblins in "Deathly Hallows," I've instinctively disliked them. There's something about their graspiness, their goblin-centered outlook, and their cold-bloodedness that strikes me as selfishly malevolent, even racist. I've never felt sorry for them, and I've questioned whether their "goblin rebellions" were entirely based on the struggle for their rights.
What I always felt missing is that we never let known how the goblins are on a global level. UK Wizarding community treats them as creatures but is this the same across the entire world? Is there are place where goblins and wizards live in harmony? If Professor Flitwick is indeed part-goblin that suggest that they can interbreed with humans. I would love if we would get more lore about the goblins and their interaction with wizarding societies across the world. A story where a wizard / witch and a goblin teams up to recover stolen artifacts for Gringotts would be an awsome little story in my oppinion.
If pukwudgies are indeed descended from or related to goblins then ilvermorny would be a good place to start looking as a large group of them happen to live and work on the grounds
YESSSSS... very happy you have returned!!!!
I enjoy your Harry Potter folklore videos very much Dean and find them very informative! Keep up the good work!❤🍀
He is a person and I hope he doesn’t feel obligated to make Harry Potter content and I support him no matter what content he makes
I think it’s fascinating that, despite elves having the seemingly more powerful magic with the ability to bypass wizard wards, goblins are the ones with a sticky pride whereas elves are content to be enslaved.
I guess because they managed to actually gain success as successful accountants and bankers they feel entitled to respect from wizardkind - not undeservedly - they’re able to have that sense of rivalry and independence whereas elves have always had a symbiotic reliance on wizards instead.
glad you're back. love your videos. all i can say is MORE MORE MORE!!!!!
Yes, so happy that you're back!
I'm glad the name is back and I'm enjoying the content that your posting I defently enjoy seeing you able to do more than just one type of video on the channel
Harry Potter and the Goblin Rebellion sounds catchier😂
Yes i am happy, just this is a good topic. Topics about things unturned like this or not deeply gone into but not left up subjection
🤔🤔🤔🤔 do I love your videos or voice more??
😭😭😭😭 I can't decide as they both are AWESOME!!!
Welcome back it’s so great to watch your videos!!!
Love your videos 😁🙏
I like the sound of that title!! And I really love having you back as Harry Potter Folklore!!! Welcome back!!!
A Goblin War is the background plot to my Cursed Child rewrite.
Albus is not placed in Slytherin ...or Gryfindor. .
He's placed in Hufflepuff. And there's a return of Voldemort...of sorts. Of course, he can't REALLY come back. So ..there's a mystery there.
And Albus slowly loses his ability to cast spells. It's almost like...his wand doesn't quite understand him....then goes mute.
Tragic, for sure. But.. he can't turn into a squib, can he? And He Who Must Not Be Back turns up in his defense...Very Strange. Of course, just because his initials are A.S.P., it doesn't mean he should have been placed in Slytherin, after all...does it?
Guess i better get to writing.
🧑💻
Not sure if there would be a rebellion as hermionone was working hard to better the lifes of non humans.
I'm very happy to see you return!
I’m happy you’re back, bro!!!
I recall that goblins sabotaged several wizard-led conventions to determine the sentience and classification of different magical creatures.
Yes, I very much enjoy the Potter folklore videos! However, I can truly understand diversifying your videos to include more introductions to new stories as one can not live on Potter alone.
As for a Goblin war...The Goblins have already won. I know from history that to truly win a war, you must control the money. Since Goblins already do that now, they have all the power. As you stated, they have enough gold themselves to not want any from Wizards. They could easily crash the economy, refuse to fund projects, or cause Goblin sympathetic loans to be approved and basically, any action against them would be met with extreme financial difficulty. For example, say all the shops in Diagon Alley need to order supplies and restock their shelves but have angered the Goblins. The Goblins would pressure the Ministry to heavily tax those shipments, in the interest of public good, of course, making those shipments almost impossible for most of the shopkeepers to afford. Those that could afford it would have to pass along those prices to the customer... Like books. Leaving families like the Weasley's unable to afford them. Compound this over several shipments and Diagon Alley would be essentially shut down. If Fudge had actually tried to mint Wizard money where would he have to go to get the mined and purified metal in the amounts needed? The Goblins may dislike how Wizards view them but they hold all the power and the Goblins know this.
Goblin financial corruption would be delicious to see. The bank fees alone would be tortuous.
I’d love that idea of a sequel on a Goblin Rebellion. Seems like it would be very interesting!! Instead we got crazy cg creatures and plots that went nowhere. Such a shame
Great idea for a sequel! Albus Potter and the Goblin uprising!
I think albus potter And the goblin rebellion sounds like it would be a great book seriesWho agrees?
Good to have you back
Yes, please continue as long as you are able.
Voldemort fighting Goblins would be a fun thing to watch...
I'm ecstatic Harry Potter Folklore is back. I know you've been through name changes Dean and UA-cam channel struggles but I've always had a soft spot for "Harry Potter Folklore". It's wonderful the name is back. It's always felt like ...home that name. Like Hogwarts ❤️
Whatever changes happen to your channel, Dean, we're all with you. Always.
Your channel is my favourite. Keep uploading this awesome content.
Rolling shared that Harry and Ron made great changes positive changes in the Aurora Department & that Kingsley then Hermione became minister of magic. Would hope that young Albus wouldn't have a rebellion on hand, instead be able to come to a peaceful resolution of differences. But, that probably wouldn't sell as many books or movies.
If goblins are so skilled with magic then why do they employ wizards as curse breakers and security guards at Gringotts?
To observer them
Think of goblins as chess players thinking several steps ahead. They seek any possible advantage.
Finally, it's been ages since we had a video
I'm so glad Harry Potter folklore is back it's awesome
They're not allowed wands bc wizards would definitely fall down the magical food chain. If goblins, elves, or even centaurs had access to wands, overwhelming wizardkind would be all too simple
Centaurs are equally hostile to muggles and wizards.
Doubt it, wouldn’t make sense from a story stand point to write the humans weaker than their piers. One way or another humans would win.
I assume "near human intelligence" means that they are a bit smarter than most humans.
4:05
I’m assuming this isn’t meant to be here lol.
Your idea for a sequel about another goblin rebellion is absolutely dope!
J.K. Rowling should get out her computer and start typing a new wizarding world story.
Nah she is too busy being transphoboc
I'm happy to have HPF back! But I would be happy too if it was still ShockWave. The most important thing is to have you motivated, creating good content and sharing with us!
Very Glad to have HPF Back! Have you ever realized that the Dursley's were secret keepers of 12 Grimauld Place? They were present when Dumbledore was talking to Harry about it when explaining that it now belonged to Harry as Serious had been murdered and would have become secret keepers when Dumbledore died. Love your videos!
Goblins are mischievous.
Please do a history video on all the headmaster the Hogwarts we know
It would be fun with a: "What if Augusta Longbotom had adopted Harry Potter".
Thanks again Dean !
Yes very happy to see HP Folklore back again !
Yeah very good to have you back
I'd like to know more about the sword of Gryffindor
We all know that.
Crooked goblins and their resentful, hatred
*Throws down wand* I bow down to my new goblin overlords.
Albus Potter and the Goblin Rebellion!!! YES!!!
Do I hear a bit of “If you are happy that Harry Potter Folklore is back, then I am too (kind of).” One day, you’ll have to tell us whether the change back was for us, or because it was something you truly wanted to do. I think you should be allowed to do whatever you wish, but I also understand that this is your bread and butter and you’ve children to support now.
There is actually a fanfiction out there with a goblin rebellion; it's really good.
Title of fanfic and link to it?
1:06 That is also how Umbridge referred to the centaurs, and they weren’t very happy about it either.
6:13 Albus Potter and the Goblin Rebellion already sounds like a better sequel than The Cursed Child.
Yes, I am happy that Harry Potter Folklore has returned.
4:13 did the goblins steal this clip?
I want to call it funny, but why do you get strong "Jewish Stereotype" vibes from goblins?
Pretty sure nazis used goblin folklore as a base for anti semitic propaganda.
@@oliviadoyle3623 no, they used terms like rats, cockroaches and vermin!
Goblins don‘t really play a role in german folklore and if you wanna use metaphors in propaganda, better use terms everyone has a picture and characteristic stereotypes in mind!
BUT Rowling in the books and also Columbus in the first movie definitely used some real world anti semitic stereotypes of the 19th and 20th century (the noses, the ears, the claws, the greed) to depict Goblins
@@michelmorio8026 Goblins have been depicted with pointy noses and chins and greed as a trait for hundreds of years. Although wizards forcing goblins into the financial sector and judging them reflects entirely on Rowling.
The short, hook [part of the face that smells], not to be trusted accountants who no one trusts and everyone knows have their own selfish motives but they perform a necessary function so they’re kept around?
Nah, no similarity with the stereotypical depiction of that group whatsoever.
And yes, I know that comment is worded weird af but YT keeps deleting my comments so that was the only way I could make the point lol.
I get it. As a baker when I make a cake and put it out for a party there's always a sense of dread when that knife go after my creation.
Yes very happy for another video
If goblins were not able to have wands, then how was Professor flitwick able to have one?
I kinda feel bad for goblins. I still don’t get the discrimination from all the lore. It somewhat mirrors the real world racial issues. Elves and goblins don’t deserve this. I’m glad hermione became minister.
Because he isn't actually a goblin. He has a goblin ancestor but he is mostly human.
Don't feel too badly for them. They would surely try to overthrow humans if they given the chance.
@@0816M3RC bruh idk which is worse: Voldemort and belatrix having a baby or a goblin nailing a with lmfaoooo
I thought you were gonna say goblins creepy lil f*cks and not friends for a sec 🤣
I’m glad it’s back
Yess! Finally harry potter folklore is back
Dobby is free
I think what that happened, with Godric Gryffindor is an excuse. No, it's about some wizards treated them like shit. If they would only respect Goblins, we would never have seen rebellions. Second thing, wand is useless. It is proven, that it's possible to generate powerful magic without a wand. Question please: What about Riddle The Animated Story. When does it come out?
yes glad youre back
Every kind of life being there want to rule that world
It sounds like the goblins' hate is justified
So emotional 😭
How did house elves get enslaved? And why don't most of them want freedom like Dobby?
4:05 - 4:19 what was that missing file all about? Did you have to remove some artwork or something to avoid a copyright claim? Just curious lol
Yes , very happy!
This is gonna sound corny but I think the he should be able to do what he what he wants to do with this channel. Shock Wave or Harrypotterfloklore I support ether one
Pls make video about Hogwarts library restricted section
I wish the goblins and elf would wage war on each other more let’s face it there by no means any good character among them I mean if they design the elf’s better like tall and powerful they might have been actually good and likeable characters
Seems hagrid will make a case about every creature except goblins...he's like dragons are vastly misunderstood...and then hes like yeah goblins are jerks
Goblin vs house elves vs wizards🧙♂️🧝♂️🧝♀️🏡
Personally, I would be worried.
Can Goblins track the times someone touches a galleon or not? as in they are OP or not
I would like to point out that the amount of purebloods liking the evil half means that some have been having issues with finance, I worry about what kind of loaning and finance system there is. Partly because of the Weasleys though. Meanwhile \
Am I the only one who finds weird the dates on the goblin rebellion? is it supposed to be Scotland?b
Since the goblins hold the banks they do own the world
I think it's more important if you are happy returning to Harry Potter Folklore. I remember the video announcing that it would change and how you wanted to try something different. Ultimately I enjoy all the videos but if your not happy making them then I can't possibly enjoy something on your suffering. If your are happy going back then so am I if not then I support the change.
Why would wizards view goblins as inferior?
Welcome back.
Are you still making the movie about Voldermort in his beginning?
I wonder IF Pukwudgies are treated the same in America?
Can u do more originals content the vid u did on them was class
It seems goblins were a sorta wizarding world's version of Jews. Whether this was conscious on the part of Rowling I don't know.