Hermione’s Patronus is an otter, which is a curious and clever creature. Similarly, Ron’s Patronus is a Jack Russell terrier — a fitting animal since it is also loyal and stubborn like him.

false Could that explain Hermione’s Patronus? Maybe those tweets were just a coincidence. Still, Rowling has said in the past that Hermione is the character she identifies with the most.

It's very difficult to conjure a corporeal Patronus ("It’s the only spell she ever has trouble with," Harry says when Hermione struggles to make one), but if you can do it, it takes the form of ...

In a way, a Patronus is like a spirit animal. The spell was introduced in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban when Harry takes private Defense Against the Dark Arts lessons with Professor Lupin.

It should. Hermione's patronus is an otter, which means Rowling based Hermione's patronus on her favorite animal. It makes sense that Rowling would choose her favorite animal for Granger.

Rowling even revealed hers is a white swan. Wondering who else has your Patronus? From Harry's stag to Hermione's otter, here are some of the more memorable Patronuses featured in Harry Potter.

The first Patronus Pop figure release was Harry Potter’s stag back in November of last year, followed by Hermione’s Otter in February and Ron’s Jack Russell Terrier this past March. You can ...