No Strange Creatures, Only Blinkered People

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Fantastic Beasts in multiple languages

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couples therapy ;)

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A pretty accurate summary of how Newt’s feeling towards Tina intensifies from FB1 to FB2

To think that we still have FB 3, 4, and 5... I am excited ;)

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Newt’s first appearance: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them versus The Crimes of Grindelwald

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Newtina: Notting Hill AU

Inspired by this interview:

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“I don’t really know what Leta likes these days because people change. I’ve changed.”

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Katherine and Alison talking about the newtina wedding

Yes! An adorkable newtina wedding with Queenie walking Tina down the aisle would be my ultimate Fantastic Beasts dream.

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Newton Scamander featured on the covers of various wizarding magazines c. 1927

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Eddie is a quick learner. Ezra will be proud.

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Eddie and Katherine at the Tokyo premiere

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Mr and Mrs Goldstein-Scamander featured in a Daily Prophet interview c. 1944

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The couple, currently leading the resistance movement against Gellert Grindelwald, had their first encounter in New York City back in 1926, when he was yet to publish the default reference book on magical creatures and she still on the way to prove herself in MACUSA.

However, it wasn’t until Paris the next year that this trans-Atlantic bond was solidified. “We finished each other’s Salamanders.” Ms Goldstein, now an established Auror and keeping her maiden name professionally, recalls with great fondness the defining moment of their relationship.

The City of Light not only witnessed the legendary romance between the American Auror and the British Scholar, but also saw the fearless duo fighting side-by-side to deter the rise of Grindelwald, a cause they have been dedicating themselves to ever since. “I mostly just follow orders; Tina is the middle head.” Mr Scamander (soon to be a new father) praises the visionary leadership of his beloved wife, slipping in a runespoor metaphor to honor his other passion—magizoology.

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Mr and Mrs Goldstein-Scamander featured in a Daily Prophet interview c. 1944

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Eddie revealing a deleted scene where Tina and Leta jointly save Newt and his case

This scene is significant on multiple levels, for it shows that

Tina understands how much the case means to Newt

Leta possesses great magical skills and truly cares for Newt

Two strong complex female characters work together to protect the male protagonist

Cutting this particular scene for the sake of time makes me question the director’s vision and whether he can do justice to the wonderful female characters so carefully created by J.K. Rowling.

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I just love how the brotherly dynamics reverse once we go off-screen.

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Just Eddie wholeheartedly supporting Tina and newtina for one minute and a half

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The Aurors

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If I had only 5 minutes and 55 seconds left to live, I would watch this video.