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4. Swooping Evil - A large, butterfly-like create that emerges from a small object, that could quite possibly be a cocoon. Swooping Evil saves Newt many times throughout the book showing its dedication to its owner and bravery, “Newt again sends out the Swooping Evil, which swirls overhead, flying in and out of pillars, blocking curses and knocking Aurors to the ground” (175). Swooping Evil shows its courageousness over and over which is why this magnificent creature is on our list.

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