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Toy Manifestation at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

There was a delightful disruption today at Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry when hundreds of toys were released all over the castle at the same time. The toys were colored in Hogwarts house colors, at this time we are not sure if this is a coincidence or part of the prank.

This playful plot was orchestrated perfectly during class exchange and clogged up the corridors causing the blockage of students paths.

The toys that were released are a muggle toy known as a slinky. They seem to nothing special when you look at them however when placed at the top of a staircase and tipped over, the toy seems to come alive and bound all the way down the stairs. It truly is a sight to behold.

Staff at Hogwarts have no idea how so many slinkies were brought into the school, or how many students were involved in today’s hi-jinks but the items have been added to the ever growing list of banned products that Hogwarts restricts in its hallways. All of the toys were gathered up by staff and stored in the dungeons with so many of the other confiscated items.

Parents are warned not to send any of these toys into Hogwarts via care packages, as they will likely be confiscated and your child punished.

More on this story as it develops.

Comments (9)

  • Christina Granger

    Reply

    Okay a Slytherin walked up to me and said, 1st year Gryffindors are like Slinkys its very fun to watch them fall down the stairs. I’m praying for all you 1st year Gryffindors

    • Elizabeth Lestrange (Slytherin 7th year)

      Reply

      Ha! It really is fun to watch them fall down the stairs! The petrified looks on their faces and their screeches of terror are priceless!

  • Kaylynn Black

    Reply

    Banning slynkies is wrong. What harm can a TOY do? Especially a muggle toy! I mean, all a person needs to do this is get paint with their hogwarts house colors and paint it. I dought is was a major prank done by a handful of people. I dought it was a prank. I think is was some people who thought ‘hey! Lets use some muggle slinkeys and color them all the colors for each hogwarts house and give it to students who want to celebrate their house!’ and did it. I ouldnt mind having my slinky back thank u! It was MY slinkey that i baught with MY money, so i want it back! Im sure everybody else feels the same way!

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