Part of what made the Harry Potter franchise such a massive hit is how easy it can sell. Not only does the Potter brand be pronounced to sell toys for toys and wizards of children everywhere, but also the magical school that Harry goes, Hogwarts, is also the one that divides its students into four groups, or houses, all of whom have their own logo.

Harry Potter himself may have succeeded through the power of friendship and courage, but the Harry Potter property succeeded through the power of strong branding. Do you consider Griffindor, the house of brave students with a lion's Sigil? Well, there is no lack of clothing and banners of Griffordor that Warner Bros. would like to sell you. Or maybe you are considered a slit, the house of evil Ambitious, crafty students with snake sigil. Or maybe you see yourself as more than an equation, the house of brain students with an eagle sigil.

The least popular, and perhaps the least on the market, among Hogwarts houses is Poor Hufflepuf, whose Sigil is definitely an unimpressed badger. Hufflepuf is described as a kind and loyal or indescribed described as talents and annoying. When people have fun with Harry Potter, they will usually summarize the four houses like "good, bad, smart and other". There is no need to clarify who should be a Hufflepuf.

Hufflefuf is the house in which no one, even the author of FC Rowling, seemed to have thought a lot. But despite all that, Hufflepuf has his fans. In fact, some pottery believes that the house deserves much gratitude than it is before.

Spoilers Below for the fourth book, "Harry Potter and Fire Fire".

The specific features of Hufflepuf are that they are "righteous and loyal", at least according to the sorting cover in the book Harry Potter and the wizard/philosopher's stone. They are also "patient", "true" and "not afraid of labor". During the franchise, they are also described as kinda, ready to apologize when making mistakes and have a clear sense of honor that prevents them from lying or cheating.

At first glance, most of how the sorting cover describes Hufflepuf feels like poor praise. They are the kind of beautiful things you say about someone when the person has no talent to talk first. This impression is further cemented by Professor McGonagal's description in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" on how the houses were founded. According to her, there were four founders of Hogwarts, all of them named a house. Salazar Simartern loved all pure blood wizards in his house, Godric Griffindor loved all brave children, Ranna Ravenko loved all intellectuals, and Helga Hufflepuf wanted, well, anyone who did not qualify for the first three categories. Basically, the other three houses are defined by what they are, while the Hufflepuf house is defined by what is not.

As some fans interpreted, Haflefuf wanted reserve students who would not break into any of the other three houses. This brings extra painful irony to the events of "Harry Potter and Geblet of Fire", where the last words Cedric Diggori - the Hufflepuf student who is facts strongly in the story - hears before being killed, "kill the spare!" It feels like an appropriate (and cruel) fate that the first major death in Harry Potter's books included Hufflepuf, who was killed for the crime to be irrelevant.

But despite how the world sees Hufflepufs, many fans have learned to appreciate and identify with the house anyway. One big point in their favor is that Cedric Diggori is a good favorite character who lives easily according to all the qualities attributed to his house. When Harry benefits him for a moment, Cedric feels the need to return it. He also refuses to participate in Harry's school after Gablet of Fire inexplicably chooses to be the fourth champion in Trivizard. Even when Cedric has the opportunity to grab Travizard for himself and win the tournament, he insists on sharing the prize with Harry instead.

Perhaps the most significant, it is Cedric, who is the only student of Seventh -year -old Hogwarts, a fire of fire, thinks he is worthy of being at the Trivizard tournament. This is easily the biggest PR win for Hufflepuf in all seven Harry Potter books. Of the dozens of applicants across all four Hogwarts houses, only Hufflpuf is chosen, and that Hufflepuf almost ended with the whole thing. He would first be tied to Harry, too, if the malicious Lord Voldemort did not interfere. It considers something.

The other main point in favor of Hufflepuf is that they are holding the battle of Hogwarts in the latest book Harry Potter and the Death Sanctuary. Readers knew Sliters would not struggle to fight Voldemort's forces and were not too surprised when a few equations were moving away, but I don't think most people expected Hufflpuf's choice. Pretty much All Hufflepufs holds the great showdown of the story. Their number is equal to the Griffindors, although it is only the griffors who regularly announced their courage. In one of their latest acts before the books ended, Hufflepuf proves his courage, but never seek credit in the process.

Tragically, for Hufflepufs, Cedric remained the most prominent member of his house in the books even after a "fire of fire". Indeed, his death was at the time of their narrative much more than Hafflepuf's survivors such as Ernie McMilan or Hannah Abbott. However, of course, this changed when later novels brought to Nymphadora Tonx, Hufflepuf, who is well -loved by the random despite barely focusing on books and even less focuses on Harry Potter films. The fact that she is Hufflepuf does not feel particularly relevant, as she is already left from Hogwarts to the moment she appears, and these housing divisions barely seem to be important among adult characters.

Other prominent characters of Hufflepuf include Professor Sprit, Herbology Professor Hogwarts, who never attracts much attention in the franchise. Nick is presented as a good, competent teacher who does not cause any chaos that Hogwarts' teachers like Severus Snape Or Sibil Trega constantly.

Namely, Professor Sprit also has a good relationship with Neville Longbotom, a Griffindor student who rarely gets good grades, but features a sprout class. This link between the two characters, combined with constant accusations by other Harry Potter characters, which does not really belong to Griffindor, prompted much discussions about the fan about whether Neville was supposed to make Hufflefuf. The popularity of this theory diminished in randomness as the books continued and Neville developed into a stronger wizard, but for the first few books Neville served as Hufflepuf in spirit, if not in the literal sense.

Although many are Skeptical about the upcoming restart of TV -Harry Potter TV Set to transfer to HBO Max in 2027, it has a clear advantage: it will be able to devote more time to building the world. The series not only has a chance to do the right one of all the small characters of Hufflpuf from the original books, but it can even surpass the books with the attention of being ready to give the house.

To be sure, one big advantage of the TV medium is that shows can throw it into the occasional departure episode, in which the main plot is paused to explore the lives of a smaller character or two. A clear recent example of this is something like Bill and Frank Episode of "The Last of Us" Or the episode of Ted Lasso's chin. Not all episodes of outgoing are obtained well from the audience of course (remember that Episode "Stranger Things" Season 2 hated everyone?), but the Harry Potter franchise is the one that seems to be mature for the format. In fact, the number one fans have the Harry Potter Universe that this massive magical world is seen only from Harry's limited perspective; Occasional episode of wandering focusing on other Hogwarts houses can be welcomed by open hands by accidental desperate for more world construction.

It is also possible for the series to make some changes to the characters' houses. Harry will always be Griffindor, of course, but what if the show inspires it from the widespread Neville bundle and makes Hufflefuf? This will undoubtedly be a controversial choice, but it will also be a quick and easy way to make Hufflepuf feel like a more presence in the show early. Whatever the strategy it takes, let's hope the series understands the benefits that come with its media and use it extra time to give all other Hogwarts houses their moment in the spotlight.