There's no shortage of wizard powerhouses in the expansive Harry Potter universe, but some wizards rise to the top of the ranks when it comes to magic. Read the full list with explanations here. ⏬
Harry Potter's characters are some of the most well-loved and respected in any franchise. The attention to detail and character backgrounds, complementary films like Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, plays like The Cursed Child, and an entire Pottermore database, means that fans of the series can learn the true extent of their favorite character's power.
Neville was Dumbledore's Army's bravest member and he even lead it when Harry left. He fought with Harry numerous times, rejected Voldemort to his face, and was the one who destroyed Voldemort's seventh Horcrux, Nagini, which was no small feat. After the war, he became an Auror like Harry before teaching at Hogwarts.
James was so respected as a powerful wizard, that Voldemort tried to recruit James and Lily on three separate occasions before he eventually killed them to get to Harry. If the Dark Lord was interested in having James on his team, that says a lot about his skill as a wizard. Newt Scamander Newt isn't a conventional wizard. Although he has many brilliant abilities and can pull off a few more charms than most, his talents really lie in the magical creatures department. He seems to have a way with animals unlike any other, making him an incredibly useful ally to have.
Kingsley Shacklebolt Kingsley was an Auror, which is your first clue as to how powerful this man is, as being an Auror is one of the best careers a witch or wizard can have after Hogwarts. From within the Ministry of Magic, Kingsley was able to successfully fool other Ministry wizards and misdirect their efforts to capture Sirius Black.
Harry Potter Harry shows his power throughout the series in more ways than one. Not only is he a gifted wizard who works hard to achieve academic and magical success, even becoming an Auror and fighting for justice, but he also survived two killing spells at the hands of Voldemort and lived because of powerful love.
But what no one can deny is that he was very powerful. He had a major talent for potions and was such a talented wizard that he invented new spells like Sectumsempra and Levicorpus. Snape was also a very powerful Occlumens; so much so that he fooled Voldemort into thinking he was on the Dark Lord’s side, proving to himself to be a heroic Slytherin. That takes immense skill and power to achieve.
Godric represented strength, courage, and compassion. He was incredibly well gifted with spells and charms and it appears his house continues to replicate that strength and power years down the line. True fans know Flamel is one of the oldest wizards in history, thanks to his Elixir of Life from the Stone, he had almost 700 years to hone his magical skills. Even at his extensive age, Flamel was integral to counteracting Grindelwald's spell at the rally and he instructed everyone there, successfully saving the city from disaster.
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