Harry Potter Fans Got a Kick Out of a TikTok Clip Showing Something That Looked Like a Dementor in the Sky

Harry Potter Fans Got a Kick Out of a TikTok Clip Showing Something That Looked Like a Dementor in the Sky

  • Harry Potter fans totally nerded out over a cloud that could easily be mistaken for a dementor
  • TikTok user @jonwooden shared a video of an odd-looking dark cloud to try to find out what it was
  • People quickly filled the comment section will all sorts of Harry Potter references and tips to help the muggles

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While every Harry Potter fan sits anxiously waiting for their Hogwarts letter, seeing a TikTok of a cloud that could be a dementor filled them with hope.

Harry Potter dementor
TikTok user @jonwooden shared a video of an odd looking dark cloud to try find out what it was. Image: Getty Images
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For all the muggles who don't know what a dementor is, they are dark creatures that consume human happiness by drawing the life out of people through their mouth – isn't something you’d come across if your patronus charm casting is not up to scratch.

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Man shares TikTok clip of cloud that looks like a dementor

TikTok user @jonwooden shared a video of an odd-looking dark cloud-like thing in the sky. He had no idea what it was and isn’t a Potter head as he claimed it to look like “liquid metal" instead of the many Harry Potter reference he could have given it.

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Take a look at the clip:

Witches and wizards step forward to claim their moment of glory

The sign of hope every Harry Potter fan has been waiting for. While an owl carrying mail would have been great, we'll settle for a happiness-depleting dementor. The comments were quickly filled with Harry Potter references and witches and wizards drawing their wands for protection.

Read some of the awesome comments:

@Skye said:

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“Nah that’s an Obscurus. Fantastic Beasts taught me that.”

@user1640698767214 said:

“That’s just a demontor baby. Just tell expecto patronum and you’ll be ight.”

@Danielle Jones said:

“It’s a dementor. Have chocolate and be at the ready with expecto patronum.”

@Just your local ❤️loser❤️ said:

“Omg it is a DEMENTOR.”

@️️Kyle️️ said:

“Don’t that mean Voldemort is back or something like that.”

@daniel silva said:

“Harry Potter is probably on that train in the back.”

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