Fiorella Stellaluce
Fiorella Stellaluce è un mago neutro con una luminosa aura stellare, ideale per la casa di Corvonero.
Bramble Moonfall
Bramble Moonfall, a mystical being of neutral gender, embodies the enigmatic allure of an undefined Hogwarts house, drifting through the realms as a frozen comet.
Riverdawn
Riverdawn, a mysterious figure with a neutral gender, embodies the tranquil essence of the Hogwarts house, leading a frozen yet enchanting path through the magical world.
Ember Wintershade
Ember Wintershade, a mysterious figure of neutral gender, embodies the enigmatic essence of Ravenclaw with a touch of Gryffindor courage, as they traverse the wizarding world with the grace and brilliance of a frozen comet.
GalaxiaMist
GalaxiaMist, a mystical being of neutral gender, exudes a cosmic allure fitting of a rising comet in the Harry Potter universe.
穏やかな花子 (Yasashī Hanako)
穏やかな花子は、中性の性別であり、ホグワーツの家を象徴する要素を持っており、魔法の世界の魅力的なキャラクターです。
Boulderbloom
Boulderbloom, a mystical being of neutral gender, embodies the essence of mesmerizing magic in the enchanting halls of Hogwarts.
Aldo Corvonotte
Una magica creatura neutrale di nome Aldo Corvonotte, che si distingue per il suo mistero e fascino nel mondo di Harry Potter.
Maeve Riverstone
Maeve Riverstone, a mystical being of neutral gender, embodies the spirit of adventure and wisdom, belonging to a mysterious Hogwarts house where secrets and enchantments await.
Cedric Willowwisp
Cedric Willowwisp, a mysterious and enigmatic figure with a neutral gender, embodies the ethereal charm of Ravenclaw, blending intelligence and creativity in a way that enchants all who encounter them.
Briar Starwhisper
Briar Starwhisper, a mysterious and enigmatic figure of neutral gender, seems destined for Ravenclaw with their keen intellect and affinity for the magical arts, embodying the ethereal beauty of a frozen comet.
Elettra Magialba
Elettra Magialba è un nome neutro dal carattere magico, che incarna l'essenza dell'universo di Harry Potter, con un legame misterioso alla casa di Hogwarts.
