Spells
- Flipendo: Knock-back jinx. Renamed Depulso in the PC version.
- Expelliarmus: Sends spells and projectiles back at opponents. Not present in the PC version.Also not in GBA version.
- Glacius: Freezes water and other liquids. Can only be used by Harry in the PC version, Hermione in others
- Lumos Duo: Emits light from the wand. Can only be used by Ron. Not present in the PC version. Lumos in the PC version does the same thing, and can be used by all players.
- Carpe Retractum: Pulls objects to the castor or pulls the castor towards a certain object. Can only be used by Ron in the PC version, Harry in others.
- Expecto Patronum: Wards off Dementors. Can only be used by Harry.
- Draconifors/Lapifors: Turns dragon and rabbit statues into real dragons and rabbits. Can only be used by Hermione.
- Snufflifors: Turns charmed books into mice. Can only be used by Hermione. Only obtainable in Fred and George's shop in console versions. *Alohomora: Unlocks doors or packs.
- Rictusempra: Knock-back Jinx. Only in the PC version.
- Spongify: Transforms Spongify simbles into trampolines. Not in Nintendo GameCube, Xbox, or PlayStation 2.
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