Every Beast We've Seen So Far in Fantastic Beasts 1/2 (45 Creatures Explained)

[ariadnefrolich]

What I love best about the films is how even the deadliest of beasts are shown to be absolutely loving and gentle towards Newt, which speaks volumes about how well he treats/cares for them.

[gentlestickman]

I love how a lot of these creatures are responsible for a lot of Muggle Myths

[aartijaswa]

Ohmygosh the amount of time and effort that this absolute madlad put into this video

[dragnattangard]

"in the cursed child, which is a pile of crap in my opinion"

Best Line

[floofrules]

introducing half-house elf, half-human: “the details of how she was made, I don't even want to know“ hahahahahahha

[Thedragonpaint]

I really loved what they did with the creatures. They're all so creative and unique, also unexpected. A Kelpie's body being similar to seaweed is absolutely brilliant! We always have an assumption of what a creature might look like from a discription but when we see the thing visually its always breathtaking

[kaydenlewis]

Ok but if it wasn’t for movie flame I wouldn’t of known half of my Harry Potter knowledge

[xaviermouratonabo]

I was also baffled with the fact that Newt was able to domesticate a Nundu. The power of that beast is off the charts!

[jimhawkins]

I won’t lie the Niffler is the cutest magical creature I ever seen and I love the baby Nifflers in the 2nd movie so cute ❤️❤️❤️🥰😍

[robinsonbright]

I like all the sarcasm in this video 💩= cursed child

Thanks Movieflame ❤️

[Jamie]

I loved this video because when u are watching the movie sometimes you don't notice a lot of the creature so it's great to have them all in one video, so thank you.

[afroturtle]

Imagine having a niffler during the Gold Rush 💰 💰

[pranavnair]

J.k has a habit of replacing real life mysteries as being something from the magical world

[davido.]

Fan theory that I think is accurate and very true: Credence is actually Ariana Dumbledore's Obscurus recreated from Albus' work alongside Nicholas Flamel.

[AxenPrim]

The Thunderbird was a real mythological Beast and was native to the American tribes of the West Coast. It was big enough to grab killer whales as though they were salmon and with each flap of it swings it sounded like thunder.

[inspectortodd]

If you got here early your a movie flame and Harry Potter die hard. edit: this is the most likes I’ve ever got!

[ichliebebaeumeweilbaum]

I don't know why but I'm obsessed with those mooncalfs 😂

[unicorn_cat_glitter]

Your video ideas are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, and I love

[edarasatyavathi]

I am eagerly waiting to see and be astonished by the fight between Albus Dumbledore and The Great Grindelwald of elder wand

[Kaius_S]

I really hope Antonio is okay! He was so cute and to see him just get thrown out like that after innocently loving his owner, it’s just heart breaking!😭