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The Wizarding World of J.K. Rowling comes to the Americas finally, using New York City as the scenario of the adventure

The Wizarding World of J.K. Rowling comes to the Americas finally, using New York City as the scenario of the adventure at hand, and I guess that it was something to happen, sooner or later, but reading in the web about the intentions of using Paris as the next location in this new prequel series, it seems that Harry Potter Magical Universe isn’t only coming to the USA, but it will reach eventually the whole world!

“It seems that Harry Potter Magical Universe isn’t only coming to USA, but it will reach eventually the whole world!”

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Set in 1926, about 70 years before the beginning of the events of the original Harry Potter literary saga. Harry Potter was the central character of the previous book series, but now the new central character is Newt Scamander, a young adult British Magizoologist (a wizard with a specialization handling magical creatures), who has been traveling around the whole world, saving magical beasts and keeping them with him, thanks to a magical suitcase (who it’s bigger on the inside… British pop culture pun intended!), that it could use better lock since soon enough, some of Newt’s magical animals escape into the big city of New York and mayhem will happen… but there is a secret darkness already in New York, an evil force looking for a powerful being to weaponize it against the whole wizarding community!

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