

Origin and Creation of the Character
Among the magical creatures of Harry Potter, Crookshanks stands out as a truly unique feline. First introduced in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (1999), this ginger, squashed-faced cat was brought to life by J.K. Rowling as Hermione Granger’s pet. However, Crookshanks is far more than an ordinary cat – he possesses a keen intelligence and an uncanny ability to detect deceit.
Crookshanks is believed to be part Kneazle, a magical breed of cat known for its sharp instincts and extraordinary perception. His abilities play a crucial role in uncovering Peter Pettigrew, who had been hiding as Scabbers, Ron’s pet rat.
Character Description
Far from being an average pet, Crookshanks is known for his sharp wit and impeccable intuition. He is fiercely loyal to Hermione and deeply suspicious of untrustworthy individuals. His relentless pursuit of Scabbers stems from his innate ability to recognize Animagi, making him an invaluable ally in the story.
Described as stocky, with a squashed muzzle and thick whiskers, Crookshanks’ appearance sets him apart from the other pets at Hogwarts. His independent and slightly arrogant demeanor makes him a loyal yet selective companion. Despite his aloof nature, he is genuinely affectionate toward Hermione and always keeps a watchful eye on her.
With his remarkable instincts, laid-back attitude, and pivotal role in the storyline, Crookshanks remains one of the most memorable animal companions in the Harry Potter series.
3 cm.
Loose.
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