Only if they didn't mind a visit from their parents at school... and probably a sore behind. Maybe even a sudden trip back home as well. This is the 1800's after all. Parents were a lot stricter back then. That said, even in our time you would need to be crazy to do that. I can only imagine someone like Sirius Black sending a howler back home to his mother. He'd be crucio'd for sure.
@@Nick_C1997 The only place I have ever seen that happen was in a fan fiction where Harry did just that to Molly after she sent him a howler for doing somthing which he didn't do. I doubt any Weasley would ever dare to do that though. Fred and George would know. :-)
@@LavendelFeder the howler IS “saying” it. A raspberry is the name of the sound the cards make. It’s not just raspberry for the sake of it, the caption’s describing the sound
The 19th Howler was actually sad. She just wanted to make friends, she didn’t care if the friend was a muggle, she just wanted to spend time with them. Its sad that her mother doesn’t want her to make friends with people who are “Different”
Yeah that is sad. I certainly understand her view. Though I am certainly kind of glad that the mother hadn't accepted as the thing is that if you have watched "Britain's poisonous history or something of the like, you get a sense that it's good if the child only interacts with a muggleborn while in Hogwarts....
Yeah and I dont think her friend was a muggle but a witch that had muggle parents. That's kind of sad to yell at your kid for making friends with classmates but not the right kind.
even sadder: it's a _Slytherin_ Student who are notoriously Pureblood-leaning, showing just how "against-the-grain" the Girl was from the rest of her family.
@@0hvistWell, that's the thing. If you look at the details in the books, Slytherins aren't the only elitists. Fudge, Crouch, and Father Diggory are also noted pro-pure bloods. Or at least believed in wizard pride, and they were Hufflepuffs.
@@ARMYALEX1869 If my parents were as cruel as the “how dare you befriend a muggleborn”, “how dare you support our preferred team’s rival” and the last spoiled rich karen one then I’d cry
I decided to tally the Howlers: Howlers 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 31 seem like actual reasons to be mad at your child, and deserving punishment. Howlers 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 16, 19, 20, and 32, these people are just a-holes who are trying to either live through their child, or don't want them to flourish in their own way.
6 was dark. You turned your brother into a dung beetle. And the fact that it was a howler seems like she just did it and left for school which is wild lol.
6:39 Even my parents wouldn’t do this if I ever supported the san francisco forty-niners over the seattle seahawks (not that I ever would, I HATE the forty niners)
Not all.. some are parents just being too demanding and their ego. Like the one that the lady said her child should receive nothing but outstanding. Imagine what that does to the kid having that weight on her shoulders that nothing less is acceptable. Some of these things the delivery is so direct and aggressive I could only imagine what it does to their self esteem and self confidence
Howlers 10 and 11 are my favorites . "Well, jokes on you! Now you won't be getting any of her goose and gooseberry pies! HA!" And yea, if my kid spent half my bank account money on sweets, I'd be pissed too.
So very true...then again considering that she is a Slytherin not unexpected either. Poor girl. Hope her muggleborn friend (and her friends mother) is understanding and won't try to invite...or contact her mother again. It's the only way she can secretly stay friends with the muggleborn after this.
I kind agree but then again, that is what? the 1800's and during that time Muggles in Britain were certainly dirty and certainly liked to eat things that may poison themselves. Given the fact that the mother had enough money to use an owl during that time to someone who wasn't her daughter, and someone she has yet to meet, yeah, the mother certainly has enough money to try to buy some "stocking" colored food especially to impress someone like a rich and close friend of her child. Hence it is a good thing the mother did not accept This I know after having watched a bit too many videos on the history of poisonous stuff in England, such as paint, the evolution of food and so forth.... So in the mother's defense, that is hardly the century to go around being around muggles at supper time since either they are dirty or they are clean but will feed you something thinking to impress that will make you end up in saint mug os, and the shame of going to saint mug os for a perfectly avoidable thing.
It's a wonder there aren't more dark wizards with all the howlers students receive I bet there are entire cell blocks of Azkaban filled with wizards who received way too many howlers while they attended Hogwarts It's one thing to punish your child for misbehavior in private but to make the effort to humiliate them in public is the worst kind of abuse
@@teamtx1578 Howlers auto-activate - and even louder - if you don't open them immediately upon receipt. Neville got a Howler from his grandmother after leaking the Gryffindor common room passwords in Prisoner of Azkaban, and he rushed out of the great hall to open it, and everyone still heard it.
I funnily enough got the "YOU LIED TO ME ABOUT YOUR HOUSE!" howler on a slytherin student damn near as soon as the game started. Which frankly, makes perfect sense, considering that Slytherin is actually pretty widely hated in the Harry Potter universe, due to the tendency for its alumni to turn to a life as dark wizards, the house (along with parseltongues, who are almost always sorted into Slytherin) has something of a prejudice against it.
I think Voldemort and Death Eater stigma caused people to have more intense dislike for Slytherin. After all, many families had their loved ones killed by Slytherin ex-students in First Wizarding War.
@@matiasluukkanen7718 Almost certainly--in no small part likely because Voldemort was still actively exerting influence on the house. It's the perfect recipe, really. First you get a whole lot of very ambitious people everyone else already at least mistrusts if not outright hates, then you make it worse for them both through your own misdeeds and playing up this mistrust as much as you can, and then you swoop in like the savior and bring them into the fold.
I noticed that most of them are Ravenclaws and Gryffindors. A few Hufflepuffs but no Slytherins. I guess the Slytherin families don't have problem children or entitled parents.
@David O. In my game the howler about what house was sorted into was given to a Slytherin. Right in the front of their table in the great hall during lunch. An unexpected modern view for the 1800s, I think.
Well, thank merlin that neither my character's parents, nor professor black, nor anyone from the ministry of magic cares about my view of rules as mere suggestions
I like how normal this is. Some are mad for good reasons. Losing books or hexeing the family. But others are overwhelming or overreacting. Like the wrong house? Or being friends with non magic people?
This game takes place in the late nineteenth century. Imagine how the parents of a white person would feel when their child befriends a black person during that time, or when the entire family has a tradition of attending a particular school and you choose a different one. I think those Howler letters are quite realistic.
Even with some issues with the concept of howlers, I think most of the parents here are in the right to get angry with their children... But there where some that I would call a-holes.
Like that one poor slytherin girl who made friends with a muggle born and her mom was angry that her muggle mother invited her over for tea. That made me sad!
@@amylynnsgraphics And the gryffindor one whose mom demanded they go to Black’s office and beg to be resorted just because their parents don’t have the decency to still be proud of them no matter what path they set
That makes me wonder if Sev ever got any Howlers from his mother when she was still alive. The Marauders, too. I wonder if any of their parents were informed about what they got up to on the daily at Hogwarts.
Number 19 is horrible; how can that parent tell her child that she to stop seeing her friend again just because they are muggle-born? Shit, I forgot that Blood Purity was even worse in the late 1800s.
The best howler in existence RONALD WEASLEY, HOW DARE YOU STEAL THAT CAR! I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED! YOUR FATHER IS NIW FANCYING AN INQUIRY AT WORK, AND IT'S ENTIRELY YOUR FAULT! IF YOU PUT ANOTHER TOE OUT OF LINE! WE'LL BRING YOU STRAIGHT HOME! Oh and Jenny dear, congratulations on making Gryffindor. Your father and I are so proud. Raspberry toward Ron and tear up
Are they alive and loving parents though? Given how Fig essentially homeschooled you for 4 years and how much you seem to look up to him (as a father figure)- and Weasley’s somewhat motherly behavior towards you (like McGonagall towards Harry)- my headcanon is that you’re either an orphan adopted by Fig at some point, or you had abusive parents whose “family” he had the Ministry take you away from and place you in his care.
That one who force her child to ask for another re-sort to difference house is kinda a-hole. Sure, the Sorting Hat do consider your house choice, but what if being a Gryffindor is his choice. I guess that howler is an Ester Egg on Sirius is a Gryffindor while the whole Black family is Slytherin.
Yeah, it probably is. If I remember correctly he had to put permanent sticking charms on the Gryffindor stuff in his room, Walburga made the Dursleys look like Molly and Arthur
Everyone is saying these people have terrible parents... But most *{keyword is most}* of these are justified scolding. Such as the Smuggling Spider in School, the Dug Beetle Incident, Spending off the family fortune for sweets (Although cutting them off seem to be too much), Cheating on an exam, casting a slug spell on their sister, and a few others.
I wish magic like the kind in Harry Potter was real; I know quite a few people who I would love to be able to jinx, hex, and even curse. Things like the Bat-Bogey Hex and the slug spell mind you, nothing like Sectumsempra or any of the more malicious spells. I wish a number of the potions mentioned in the series were real too, especially considering the amount of liars where I live. Veritaserum would definitely come in handy then.
OK...that one was deserved. Yes, he (and Harry) were not thinking correctly and obviously panicked... and they were also just young children as well, but even so... At least Ron should have known better that flying a car in broad day light is a huge offense. Harry too...when you consider that the boys already got told off once for taking the car earlier. (And the fact that Harry should know that only adults are supposed to drive cars from his muggle upbringing) But at least in his case not thinking about the consequences or waiting for/trusting an adult is understandable. He was after all always told to not ask questions and to stay in his room all the time. As such thinking about asking an adult for help would probably have been far from his mind. Considering Arthur Weasley would have been in big trouble about this at the ministry Ron was lucky it was only a howler he got.
you know, in terms of volume, and 'anger' they could have done better with the Howlers, because to recieve a Howler was like the 'ultimate shame', and i think i remember one of the students, i forget who, Nevill maybe, tried his best to save face by running with it out of the hall before it went off, but it was still so loud that everyone heard it.
@@laurababyyy1 Neville did say it was horrible when he ignored one from his Grandmother when Ron got one from his mother. That was in Chamber of Secrets.
Howlers ending in raspberry got me thinking, what if you have to end it that way so it knows it is finished. So as you finish a howler you have to blow one at the end :D
Sooooooo, the reason that polyjuice potion is outlawed and not love potions is possibly because of the financial toll of frolicking students conning their way to get rid of the credit on their mother's or someone that they know's bank.
All these Howler moments were inspired by Molly Weasley's one where she chews out Ron for stealing the flying car to get Harry and himself to school in Chamber of Secrets. Clever on the developers' part.
First thing i'd do if i received a howler would be to burn the damn thing down before it opens,i don't need the entirety of hogwarts to know about a harmless mistake i made being shouted out like it was the end of the fucking world
Imagine if someone sent a Howler in the real world. That'd be grounds for a legal action against the parents for public humiliation and the ensuing emotional damage from the resulting bullying. Nothing emboldens your bullies more than learning that not even your parents will support you.
I hate the ones we’re the parents are jerks to kids for stupid stuff! Turing the family pet into a goblet or getting in trouble at school?:YES! Being freinds with a muggle/Not getting sorted into the house the mother wanted even though the kid has ZERO control over it?:NO!
only major inconsistency i have is they aren't loud enough. in the movie when Ron got the Howler from his mom, the whole Grand Hall could hear it. i imagine even the teachers were gossiping over what was said
Man, some of these parents are even worse than the stereotypical Asian parents in funny skit videos. At least the stereotypical typical Asian parents are likable. Some of these parents are just crazy, although some of these Howlers are justifiable.
Still can’t beat “RONALD WEASLY! HOW DARE YOU STEAL THAT CAR?! I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED! YOUR FATHER IS NOW FACING AN INQUIRY AT WORK, AND ITS ENTIRELY YOUR FAULT! IF YOU PUT ANOTHER TOE OUT OF LINE, WE’LL BRING YOU STRAIGHT HOME!”
Ahh those subtle undertones of prejudice, segregation and slavery. The series is a mixed bag with good and bad but honestly that’s just good writing right there.
No wonder the students weren't allowed to use magic outside of school in the 80's (Hogwarts Mystery mobile game) and 90's (Harry's time at Hogwarts) 🤣🤣🤣
I hate that they made the howlers pull out the tongue and tear apart themselves just because they did it that way in the movie. If I remember correctly in the books it only says that if you don't open it it will explod.
How to deal with a howler my answer incendio the damn thing while it’s talking ugh I hate those things constantly yakking about your screwup’s when you already know what happened
I wonder if there's ever been a case where a student has just sent a howler back to their parents basically saying 'Mind your bloody business'
Only if they didn't mind a visit from their parents at school... and probably a sore behind. Maybe even a sudden trip back home as well. This is the 1800's after all. Parents were a lot stricter back then. That said, even in our time you would need to be crazy to do that.
I can only imagine someone like Sirius Black sending a howler back home to his mother. He'd be crucio'd for sure.
@@rn8306 In this era, I agree, but I meant has it ever happened in general, like maybe later in the 1900s
@@rn8306 My mom would’ve made me wish I’d never been born if I talked back like that (irl or if hp was real)
@@Nick_C1997 The only place I have ever seen that happen was in a fan fiction where Harry did just that to Molly after she sent him a howler for doing somthing which he didn't do. I doubt any Weasley would ever dare to do that though. Fred and George would know. :-)
They'll get dragged back from Hogwarts and miss an entire year if they do that.. or worse.
I like how the devs have just decided that howlers always end with a raspberry.
Right? 😂
Like, the sub just tells you 'raspberry' when the howler doesn't even say this. xDD
Even the owl looked ashamed
That’s how Ron Weasley’s ended in the 2nd Harry Potter book and film
@@LavendelFeder the howler IS “saying” it. A raspberry is the name of the sound the cards make. It’s not just raspberry for the sake of it, the caption’s describing the sound
"You've let me down, and you've let yourself down, BUT NOBODY CAN LET MRS DORRAWAY DOWN, and it's all your fault!"
LOL.
The situation itself is not funny, but that play on words was.
Ah yes, the old inflatable school joke!
Seems to me Descendo could counter the inflation charm.
That was my favorite. Gave me Harry blew up his aunt vibes
I wish that could be a charm in the game
The 19th Howler was actually sad. She just wanted to make friends, she didn’t care if the friend was a muggle, she just wanted to spend time with them. Its sad that her mother doesn’t want her to make friends with people who are “Different”
Yeah that is sad. I certainly understand her view.
Though I am certainly kind of glad that the mother hadn't accepted as the thing is that if you have watched "Britain's poisonous history or something of the like, you get a sense that it's good if the child only interacts with a muggleborn while in Hogwarts....
Yeah and I dont think her friend was a muggle but a witch that had muggle parents. That's kind of sad to yell at your kid for making friends with classmates but not the right kind.
First time I saw the one about the house the kid was in -- it was a Hufflepuff.
even sadder: it's a _Slytherin_ Student who are notoriously Pureblood-leaning, showing just how "against-the-grain" the Girl was from the rest of her family.
@@0hvistWell, that's the thing. If you look at the details in the books, Slytherins aren't the only elitists. Fudge, Crouch, and Father Diggory are also noted pro-pure bloods. Or at least believed in wizard pride, and they were Hufflepuffs.
Weird how they just snap back to their normal NPC things like nothing happened
bethesda npc vibes
If you tripped while walking in school, would you sit there in shame and cry or would you quickly get up and walk away as if nothing happened?
I was just about say something like that....
@@ARMYALEX1869 If my parents were as cruel as the “how dare you befriend a muggleborn”, “how dare you support our preferred team’s rival” and the last spoiled rich karen one then I’d cry
Weirder how every damn howler aparently has to be open in the same exact corner of the castle.
I decided to tally the Howlers:
Howlers 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 31 seem like actual reasons to be mad at your child, and deserving punishment.
Howlers 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 16, 19, 20, and 32, these people are just a-holes who are trying to either live through their child, or don't want them to flourish in their own way.
6 was dark. You turned your brother into a dung beetle. And the fact that it was a howler seems like she just did it and left for school which is wild lol.
8 seems somewhat deserved as they smuggled spiders into a school
6:39 Even my parents wouldn’t do this if I ever supported the san francisco forty-niners over the seattle seahawks (not that I ever would, I HATE the forty niners)
Nah, 4 is obviously just a reaction to poor grades.
I dont know having spiders a pets in the magical world specially when you are out of the house most of the year is kind of inprudent
To be fair, a good number of these Howlers are entirely justified. Number 19 is disgusting, though.
Not all.. some are parents just being too demanding and their ego. Like the one that the lady said her child should receive nothing but outstanding. Imagine what that does to the kid having that weight on her shoulders that nothing less is acceptable. Some of these things the delivery is so direct and aggressive I could only imagine what it does to their self esteem and self confidence
Well the student is a Slytherin. So I guess she's actually being a better witch than her clearly pureblood-obsessed mummy.
@@nathanielcatchings7335 Especially because Transfiguration are the hardest spell types ever.
That person’s mother, in my opinion, would settle to be nearly Salazar Slytherin himself.
19 was probably from a slytherin
they made all the VAs blow a raspberry hahaha
Love those references to Molly’s howler in Chamber XD
26 is the funniest for me HAHAHAHAHAHA imagining the elves cast transfiguration on sooooo many goblets 🤣
*SNAP* Not this one *SNAP* No, *SNAP* no, no… *SNAP* Oh! [elf’s name] finally found sir’s owl!
Howlers 10 and 11 are my favorites . "Well, jokes on you! Now you won't be getting any of her goose and gooseberry pies! HA!"
And yea, if my kid spent half my bank account money on sweets, I'd be pissed too.
Some of the parents are a-holes, particularly the mother telling her daughter not to hang around with her muggle born friend anymore (Howler 19).
So very true...then again considering that she is a Slytherin not unexpected either. Poor girl. Hope her muggleborn friend (and her friends mother) is understanding and won't try to invite...or contact her mother again. It's the only way she can secretly stay friends with the muggleborn after this.
And the one screeching at that gryffindor for not being in her house
I kind agree but then again, that is what? the 1800's and during that time Muggles in Britain were certainly dirty and certainly liked to eat things that may poison themselves. Given the fact that the mother had enough money to use an owl during that time to someone who wasn't her daughter, and someone she has yet to meet, yeah, the mother certainly has enough money to try to buy some "stocking" colored food especially to impress someone like a rich and close friend of her child. Hence it is a good thing the mother did not accept
This I know after having watched a bit too many videos on the history of poisonous stuff in England, such as paint, the evolution of food and so forth.... So in the mother's defense, that is hardly the century to go around being around muggles at supper time since either they are dirty or they are clean but will feed you something thinking to impress that will make you end up in saint mug os, and the shame of going to saint mug os for a perfectly avoidable thing.
@@pgum123gonowplayread4 It takes place in 1890 (so not that bad anymore) but yeah still a bit dirty
How about the next one saying he’ll pull him out of school just to take down a memento because he is forcing everyone to like what he likes!
Still a classic time when Ron Weasley got himself the howler from his mom. 🤣
Yeah, in front the entire cafeteria
And when Neville got one in prisoner of Azkaban after “supposedly” leaving his passwords for Sirius Black.
It's a wonder there aren't more dark wizards with all the howlers students receive
I bet there are entire cell blocks of Azkaban filled with wizards who received way too many howlers while they attended Hogwarts
It's one thing to punish your child for misbehavior in private but to make the effort to humiliate them in public is the worst kind of abuse
Tbf, nobody's forcing these students to open their Howlers in the middle of the hallway. They could go somewhere more private before opening them.
@@teamtx1578 aren't howlers self activated?
@@pattonramming1988 I think I read somewhere that they just explode if the recipient doesn't activate them.
@@teamtx1578 Howlers auto-activate - and even louder - if you don't open them immediately upon receipt. Neville got a Howler from his grandmother after leaking the Gryffindor common room passwords in Prisoner of Azkaban, and he rushed out of the great hall to open it, and everyone still heard it.
What makes you argue that? With the amount of howlers, there should probably be less...
Imagine these howlers being real, just one day while your in school you’ll get yelled at by one to your parents.
I got shivers.
I’m glad there’s videos like this, I walked by most howlers because I didn’t want the students who got them to be embarrassed
I funnily enough got the "YOU LIED TO ME ABOUT YOUR HOUSE!" howler on a slytherin student damn near as soon as the game started. Which frankly, makes perfect sense, considering that Slytherin is actually pretty widely hated in the Harry Potter universe, due to the tendency for its alumni to turn to a life as dark wizards, the house (along with parseltongues, who are almost always sorted into Slytherin) has something of a prejudice against it.
I think Voldemort and Death Eater stigma caused people to have more intense dislike for Slytherin. After all, many families had their loved ones killed by Slytherin ex-students in First Wizarding War.
@@matiasluukkanen7718 Almost certainly--in no small part likely because Voldemort was still actively exerting influence on the house. It's the perfect recipe, really.
First you get a whole lot of very ambitious people everyone else already at least mistrusts if not outright hates, then you make it worse for them both through your own misdeeds and playing up this mistrust as much as you can, and then you swoop in like the savior and bring them into the fold.
Sidenote : Is it me or most of the time it’s the same people who receive Howlers ? They suffer way too much…
I noticed that most of them are Ravenclaws and Gryffindors. A few Hufflepuffs but no Slytherins. I guess the Slytherin families don't have problem children or entitled parents.
@@davido.1233 Maybe the Slytherin parents don’t want to take the dirty laundry in front of others as it will disgrace them.
@@davido.1233 nah, the one who was friends with a muggle-born was Slytherin
@@davido.1233 There's one about a kid's spiders spinning webs in their mother's shoes. He's usually a Slytherin
@David O. In my game the howler about what house was sorted into was given to a Slytherin. Right in the front of their table in the great hall during lunch.
An unexpected modern view for the 1800s, I think.
Love how everyone walked away like nothing happened
"Oh no!"
*howler blows up*
"Anyway..."
Howler 22; portraits have feelings too! ... and if the kid doesn't believe him, he can ask Ferdinand Pratt - in the Hog's Head
Well, thank merlin that neither my character's parents, nor professor black, nor anyone from the ministry of magic cares about my view of rules as mere suggestions
Yeah they seem a-okay with seeing you literally avada the training dummies
5:24 Walburga when Sirius got sorted
I like how normal this is.
Some are mad for good reasons. Losing books or hexeing the family.
But others are overwhelming or overreacting. Like the wrong house? Or being friends with non magic people?
Not to mention getting Acceptable instead of Outstanding. Some parents are WAY too strict and controlling.
I'm glad my parents aren't like that.
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 lucky
yeah but that where the fun is
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 I'm glad my parents were never that bad. I would have chopped down my family tree and used it for firewood if it came to that.
This game takes place in the late nineteenth century. Imagine how the parents of a white person would feel when their child befriends a black person during that time, or when the entire family has a tradition of attending a particular school and you choose a different one. I think those Howler letters are quite realistic.
6:33 the howler was also in the griffindor common room
I like how all the Howlers blow raspberries at the end like Ron Weasley’s in the 2nd book and film.
Even with some issues with the concept of howlers, I think most of the parents here are in the right to get angry with their children... But there where some that I would call a-holes.
Like that one poor slytherin girl who made friends with a muggle born and her mom was angry that her muggle mother invited her over for tea. That made me sad!
@@amylynnsgraphics And the gryffindor one whose mom demanded they go to Black’s office and beg to be resorted just because their parents don’t have the decency to still be proud of them no matter what path they set
@@badpiggies988 That too! Very sad! What's wrong with being a gryffindor anyway? They're the brave and bold house!
@@amylynnsgraphics And I think the mother implied that she would kill the muggle if she kept her friendship
@@Demonologist013 Sad!
Those students are legends for having to deal with this especially the Hufflepuff student who freed the lolly
Im quite sure the one that freed Lolly is a Slytherin
That makes me wonder if Sev ever got any Howlers from his mother when she was still alive. The Marauders, too. I wonder if any of their parents were informed about what they got up to on the daily at Hogwarts.
Good thing MC's parents are apparently ignorant of their activities, or else getting Howlers would be a Challenge Achievement.
Number 19 is horrible; how can that parent tell her child that she to stop seeing her friend again just because they are muggle-born? Shit, I forgot that Blood Purity was even worse in the late 1800s.
You forgot why they had to build the school in secret in the first place??
Some of the parents do have legitimate reasons to be so pissed. But the others though screams asshole especially that last one
The best howler in existence
RONALD WEASLEY, HOW DARE YOU STEAL THAT CAR! I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED! YOUR FATHER IS NIW FANCYING AN INQUIRY AT WORK, AND IT'S ENTIRELY YOUR FAULT! IF YOU PUT ANOTHER TOE OUT OF LINE! WE'LL BRING YOU STRAIGHT HOME!
Oh and Jenny dear, congratulations on making Gryffindor. Your father and I are so proud.
Raspberry toward Ron and tear up
I'm so glad our characters parents aren't kept in the loop of our shenanigans
who says they even alive XD
@@DgardsGaming Yeah or knowing Rowling’s style they might be alive but abusive
Are they alive and loving parents though? Given how Fig essentially homeschooled you for 4 years and how much you seem to look up to him (as a father figure)- and Weasley’s somewhat motherly behavior towards you (like McGonagall towards Harry)- my headcanon is that you’re either an orphan adopted by Fig at some point, or you had abusive parents whose “family” he had the Ministry take you away from and place you in his care.
@@badpiggies988 Well, since Rowling was purposely left out of the development of the game entirely, I can't imagine that being the case
That one who force her child to ask for another re-sort to difference house is kinda a-hole. Sure, the Sorting Hat do consider your house choice, but what if being a Gryffindor is his choice.
I guess that howler is an Ester Egg on Sirius is a Gryffindor while the whole Black family is Slytherin.
Yeah, it probably is. If I remember correctly he had to put permanent sticking charms on the Gryffindor stuff in his room, Walburga made the Dursleys look like Molly and Arthur
That particular Howler is non-house specific, and can apply to students of any house. There is video of a Hufflepuff student getting that same Howler.
Also kinda strange that they waited 5 or 6 years to complain about it, since they look as old as the MC.
Ok but #13
Misbehaving toad🐸
That's actually funny I'm going to call my future kids toad now that's embarrassing🤣
Sounds like hermione
I'm glad they added small details like this
Everyone is saying these people have terrible parents... But most *{keyword is most}* of these are justified scolding. Such as the Smuggling Spider in School, the Dug Beetle Incident, Spending off the family fortune for sweets (Although cutting them off seem to be too much), Cheating on an exam, casting a slug spell on their sister, and a few others.
Probably just cutting her lunch money off
@@SaltedCaramrl I don't think you have to pay for lunch in Hogwarts.
@@johnathanholmes1297 oh yeah- so maybe the mom will not give the kid money anymore?
@@SaltedCaramrl Sound ideal.
I wish magic like the kind in Harry Potter was real; I know quite a few people who I would love to be able to jinx, hex, and even curse. Things like the Bat-Bogey Hex and the slug spell mind you, nothing like Sectumsempra or any of the more malicious spells. I wish a number of the potions mentioned in the series were real too, especially considering the amount of liars where I live. Veritaserum would definitely come in handy then.
3:25 is my favorite, would totally be me on my first year 🤣
RONALD WEASLY!!!! HOW DARE YOU STEAL THAT CAR!!!
Weasley gonna Weasley even the one in this game XD
OK...that one was deserved. Yes, he (and Harry) were not thinking correctly and obviously panicked... and they were also just young children as well, but even so...
At least Ron should have known better that flying a car in broad day light is a huge offense. Harry too...when you consider that the boys already got told off once for taking the car earlier. (And the fact that Harry should know that only adults are supposed to drive cars from his muggle upbringing)
But at least in his case not thinking about the consequences or waiting for/trusting an adult is understandable. He was after all always told to not ask questions and to stay in his room all the time. As such thinking about asking an adult for help would probably have been far from his mind.
Considering Arthur Weasley would have been in big trouble about this at the ministry Ron was lucky it was only a howler he got.
I can hear this comment
I can see Professor Weasley writing one to Garreth about blowing something up
@@badpiggies988 She wouldn't need to. She'd just walk to the common room and yell at him there. Much more effective if you're there personally.
I’m guessing the fart noise is a common trait with the letters 😅😂
They're blowing raspberries not making farting noises 🤦♂️
Alt title of the video: Karens in the Wizarding World.
I mean some of these are parents justifiably pissed😂
Howler 16 was the first I ever heard while playing this game. A while after sorting ceremony, fun times
the only Slytherin I saw is the one making friends with muggle borns, and she gets flak for it, poor girl
I like how you can see into these NPC´s lives, either they genuinely need to stop screwing around or their parents or just need help
Also that Howler that said that the person in the hospital is still vomiting slugs is a nice reference to that scene from the films
you know, in terms of volume, and 'anger' they could have done better with the Howlers, because to recieve a Howler was like the 'ultimate shame', and i think i remember one of the students, i forget who, Nevill maybe, tried his best to save face by running with it out of the hall before it went off, but it was still so loud that everyone heard it.
That’s because it exploded,if you don’t open it in time,it will create such a loud bang that anyone will hear it anyone.
@@laurababyyy1 Neville did say it was horrible when he ignored one from his Grandmother when Ron got one from his mother. That was in Chamber of Secrets.
Howlers ending in raspberry got me thinking, what if you have to end it that way so it knows it is finished. So as you finish a howler you have to blow one at the end :D
The second Howler sounded more calm in comparison
It’s the raspberries at the end of each that get me! 😂
Seems privacy isn't a luxury there.
It's hard to keep secrest in Hogwarts anyway lol
@@kimy770 Which is why I removed all the portraits from my Room of Requirement and replaced them with mirrors and drawings.
Student: Oh no I got a howler.😖
5 Seconds later: Oh well🚶
Sooooooo, the reason that polyjuice potion is outlawed and not love potions is possibly because of the financial toll of frolicking students conning their way to get rid of the credit on their mother's or someone that they know's bank.
Number 6. Okay I think that one was more deserved.
hold up hermione what you doing here(4:20 ish) this is like a century before your birth wtf
Time Turner! She went too far this time!
5:35 Walburga is that you
And 6:24
Howler 32 needs to have several damn seats
All these Howler moments were inspired by Molly Weasley's one where she chews out Ron for stealing the flying car to get Harry and himself to school in Chamber of Secrets.
Clever on the developers' part.
Some of those really made me feel 2nd hand-embarassment
I always howl whenever I see another student get a howler 🤣🤣🤣
This feels like extreme examples of helicopter parenting
First thing i'd do if i received a howler would be to burn the damn thing down before it opens,i don't need the entirety of hogwarts to know about a harmless mistake i made being shouted out like it was the end of the fucking world
Imagine if someone sent a Howler in the real world.
That'd be grounds for a legal action against the parents for public humiliation and the ensuing emotional damage from the resulting bullying. Nothing emboldens your bullies more than learning that not even your parents will support you.
Oh, for sure.
A weak society.
Out of all of them only 2 maybe 3 got off pretty easy as far as howlers go.
I would've burn up a Howler with Incendio if it really annoyed me!
Howler 27…. That’s exactly what I’m doing as MC 😂😂
Wow. That last one.
The inflating charm one was soooo good
Howler 19 is actually hella sad.
I would just stop following quests and just listen to a student get scolded by their mom/dad so I can have a nice laugh.😂
I did that often lol
There’s one video on my channel that says WTH is this conversation. I swear they are talking about certain recreational use wink wink.
Imagine Bette Davis and Joan Crawford sending each other howlers
11 would be Lily to Harry if she was alive in the first film
why do they all finish with a farting noise lol
They're blowing raspberries not making farting noises 🤦♂️
Because they do that in the movies
I hate the ones we’re the parents are jerks to kids for stupid stuff! Turing the family pet into a goblet or getting in trouble at school?:YES! Being freinds with a muggle/Not getting sorted into the house the mother wanted even though the kid has ZERO control over it?:NO!
Thank you for all these!!!!!!
Emotional damage!
32 is valid. I hate cooking and cleaning and for someone to take away the only help I’d receive would piss me off too.
only major inconsistency i have is they aren't loud enough. in the movie when Ron got the Howler from his mom, the whole Grand Hall could hear it. i imagine even the teachers were gossiping over what was said
Needs the volume cranked up a bit more and a little more boom to the echo.
32 parents doesn't care who hears their family business.
4:13 Hermione?
Man, some of these parents are even worse than the stereotypical Asian parents in funny skit videos. At least the stereotypical typical Asian parents are likable. Some of these parents are just crazy, although some of these Howlers are justifiable.
Still can’t beat “RONALD WEASLY! HOW DARE YOU STEAL THAT CAR?! I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED! YOUR FATHER IS NOW FACING AN INQUIRY AT WORK, AND ITS ENTIRELY YOUR FAULT! IF YOU PUT ANOTHER TOE OUT OF LINE, WE’LL BRING YOU STRAIGHT HOME!”
Howler 28 is actually justified as far as polyjuice potion is concerned.
Ahh those subtle undertones of prejudice, segregation and slavery. The series is a mixed bag with good and bad but honestly that’s just good writing right there.
No wonder the students weren't allowed to use magic outside of school in the 80's (Hogwarts Mystery mobile game) and 90's (Harry's time at Hogwarts) 🤣🤣🤣
reminds me of bullworth academy
I tried multiple times to destroy these for the poor students. None of my spells worked 😢
Every one ending in a fart sound lol
They're blowing raspberries not making farting noises 🤦♂️
I'm glad i'm a griffin door
2:53 Uh oh, someone has an inflating fetish XD
It's a reference to what Harry did in book 3 early on.
Me: (Writes Apology HowlersTo All The Families )
I hate that they made the howlers pull out the tongue and tear apart themselves just because they did it that way in the movie. If I remember correctly in the books it only says that if you don't open it it will explod.
I loved it. It was a nice nod.
Where can these encounters be found cause I haven't seen any of them yet 🤔
I dunno why they don’t just open these in private.
Most of these are fair then a few are just bad parents.
most howlers are reasonable concerns!
Wait what about in the great hall or is the howler there the same (most likely yes)
RONALD WEASLEY!!
For all things on this channel All bad things cant and dont accept bad Thanks
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How to deal with a howler my answer incendio the damn thing while it’s talking ugh I hate those things constantly yakking about your screwup’s when you already know what happened