Random Best Beasts In 'Fantastic Beasts' Franchise (22 items)

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  (#21) Billywig

  A blue, flying bug-like creature native to Australia. The wings on its head move in a circular motion while the sting in its tail will make you dizzy, and then float. This effect makes it a popular target for those looking for a buzz.

  Ministry of Magic classification: XXX
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  (#22) Murtlap

  You'll find the Murtlap along the British coast, where its tentacled back is often mistaken for a sea anemone. Its body otherwise resembles a hairless rat. Murtlap essence can be applied to small open wounds to speed up the healing process.

  Ministry of Magic classification: XXX
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  (#5) Swooping Evil

  As the name suggests, this butterfly-like creature that hatches from a green cocoon is beautiful to look at but can cause irreparable damage. It's a brain-eater, and its venom can also be distilled for targeted memory erasure, as we see at the end of Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. 

  Ministry of Magic classification: Extant
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  (#19) Doxy

  A Doxy can be mistaken for a fairy, but it's nowhere near as pleasant. In fact, it's considered to be one of the greatest pests of the wizarding world, infesting households with hundreds of eggs that hatch into little biting menaces within weeks. You'll want to avoid getting bitten, too, as its teeth are laced with venom.

  Ministry of Magic classification: XXX
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  (#15) Fwooper

  Fwoopers make for beautiful pets but come with a severe warning. Without the renewal of a monthly Silencing Charm, its call will destroy a listener's sanity. The benefits of keeping one are an endless supply of quills and some very colorful eggs.

  Ministry of Magic classification: XXX
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  (#16) Augurey

  The Augurey, or Irish Phoenix, a species of magical bird native to the UK, was long thought to foretell death with its mournful cries. However, it was later discovered its song simply signifies impending rain.

  Ministry of Magic classification: XX

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