In a very formal but logical definition, wands are viewed as a tool used by magicians and magicians that reflects different magical powers depending on the properties of the wand in question. Most of us associate the word “magic wand” with a person who can perform spells and magic tricks. In fact, most spellcasters need this item. We found that they remind us of wizards. Now let’s see what the word “magician” reminds us of. Most adults will think of Blaine or Copperfield, but there is no wizard among the young who is more powerful than Harry Potter.
It seems that the length of every wand used in the Harry Potter films and books is directly related to the size of the wizard it belongs to. Since each of these wands has unique properties, only the owner has the right and authority to use them. Aspiring wizards tend to deal with serious damage using one that is contrary to their character. This does not mean that wands cannot change hands. In order for a wand to be used by another character, its master must be killed, stunned, or disarmed in order for the wand to recognize the “attacker” as its new master. It is not acceptable to simply take it out of the hands of another wizard.
Harry Potter wands are definitely an accessory that all children crave to turn teachers into frogs or floating objects on the table. It is a known fact that 99% of the time, the wand chooses its wizard and not the other way around. In total there are 4 famous Harry Potter wands as follows:
• The first was made of holly wood and was 11 inches long. It’s known to be flexible and nice, and it erupted in December 1997 when it flew in from Godric’s Hollow. There is a phoenix feather in the middle of this wand.
• Harry Potter’s second wand was made from blackthorn and was taken from a snatcher by Ron Weasley in 1997. Harry used it until 1998 when he received wand number 3.
• The hawthorn stick was 10 inches long and was taken by Draco Malfoy. This became Harry after the battle at Malfoy Manor. There was unicorn hair at the bottom and Harry used it until he took possession of the Elder Wand.
• Magic wand number 4 is probably the most famous and powerful wand that Harry Potter has ever used. It was made from elderberry and measures 15 inches. He only used it once to repair his phoenix staff. After using it, he returned it to Albus Dumbledore’s grave.
Although these Harry Potter wands are famous, they are mainly some examples of magical tools used in the Harry Potter films and books. There are many other wooden wands like chestnut, oak, cherry or willow, wands used by other characters like Ron Weasley, Rubeus Hagrid or Peter Pettigrew.