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There’s no scars mentioned, but the Vow does use magical flame. In Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, both Newt and Tina connect the scars on Yusuf Kama’s hands with him having made an Unbr …

Some tried to Disapparate but couldn’t. Some of the Aurors did try to Disapparate away from the mausoleum, but they were still caught by Grindelwald’s fire spell. TINA retaliates, throwing a curse at …

It may be a specialized spell Newt uses. As the Fantastic Beasts series is still in progress, new information may be added to the franchise either invalidating or further validating this theory. Howev …

No, the Whomping Willow was not there. In the official screenplay, where Newt and Leta were is referred to as Bowtruckle Island. There is no mention of the Whomping Willow being present whatsoever. “ …

Antonio may have been part of the security around Grindelwald. It seems likely that Antonio was part of the security measures around Grindelwald. When he’s chained to the chair, Grindelwald is also b …

The screenplay says she’s Credence’s aunt - no more is said. In the Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald screenplay, the woman with baby Credence is refered to as his aunt but not named, and d …

Grindelwald’s crimes: Grindelwald committed several crimes that are probably illegal, and aren’t just things that might be considered “wrong” but aren’t truly considered crimes. Here is a list of thi …

No, it almost certainly isn’t the Titanic. The theory that the ship Irma, Leta, and Corvus Jr. were on was the Titanic was directly addressed by the producer of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindel …

We don’t know - no earlier wars have been previously mentioned. There haven’t been any other things mentioned that would likely be classified as wizarding wars, either among different factions of wiza …

The Lestranges were thought ‘evil’, so they thought Leta was too. It was very likely that people, including the students at Hogwarts, were prejudiced against Leta before they’d ever even met her beca …

Flamel says ‘we keep no food’, the ‘we’ possibly refers to his wife. Those Flamel’s wife is never shown or mentioned in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, at one point Flamel tells Jacob tha …

In the screenplay, it says she “looks toward both of them”. In the screenplay of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, it’s said that Leta looks toward both Theseus and Newt when she says “I lo …

Leta could’ve been sent to British relatives. Though Leta’s father Corvus Lestrange Sr. was French, it’s never said that she still lived with her father when she was attending Hogwarts. A Gryffindor …

The Lestrange tree likely withered by itself. It seems very likely that Corvus Jr.’s branch on the Lestrange family tree withered as part of the magic in the tree, since Leta went to the French Minis …

That Leta and Corvus survived the ship sinking. Right after Yusuf Kama mentions getting news he’d never expected, he says he’d heard that the ship Leta and Corvus Jr. were on sank, but both Leta and C …