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In this scene, Harry watches amazed as his chocolate frog escapes out of the train window whilst Hermione and Ron bicker over a nonsensical spell. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from recognisable Hogwarts architecture and the Mirror of Erised, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima for the Honeydukes Express trolley. As weird and wonderful wizarding confectionaries decorate the scene, Ron's greedy rat Scabbers tucks into a box of Bertie Bott's Every-Flavour Beans at the base of the frame.

'Are you sure that's a real spell?'

In this scene, Dobby levitates Aunt Petunia's lavish pudding in a desperate attempt to protect Harry from discovering the dangers awaiting him at Hogwarts. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Chamber of Secrets and the statue of Salazar Slytherin, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima for Harry's bedroom at Number 4 Privet Drive. As treasured belongings from Harry's first year at Hogwarts decorate the scene, the bundle of letters from his friends stolen by Dobby peek out from the frame.

'Then Dobby must do it, sir... for Harry Potter's own good'

In this scene, Harry admires the fascinating clock that monitors the precise whereabouts of each member of the Weasley family. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Chamber of Secrets and the statue of Salazar Slytherin, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima for the Weasley's kitchen including cereal boxes for Cheeri-Owls and Pixie-Puffs. As household objects magically busy themselves with everyday chores, the Floo Powder used by Harry and the Weasley family to visit Diagon Alley sits at the base of the frame.

'It's not much, but it's home'

In this scene, Harry hitches a ride to The Leaky Cauldron on the bizarre Knight Bus after running away from Number 4 Privet Drive. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the magical Boggart wardrobe and key story locations, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including the Time Turner concept art and front pages from The Daily Prophet. As a magically-inflated Aunt Marge floats away, Crookshanks prowls after Scabbers who cowers behind the base of the frame.

'It's going to be a bumpy ride!'

In this scene, Neville Longbottom transforms the Boggart of his greatest fear, Professor Snape, into a hilarious mockery of the Potions Master by dressing him in the eccentric clothes of Neville's grandmother. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the magical Boggart wardrobe and key story locations, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including The Marauder's Map and the Time Turner concept art. As sweets from Harry's secret trip to Hogsmeade decorate the scene, the comical apparitions of Professor Lupin and his third-year Defence Against the Dark Arts students burst out of the frame.

'Riddikulus!'

In this scene, the First Task of the Triwizard Tournament, Harry uses his formidable flying skills to snatch the Golden Egg from the nest of a Hungarian Horntail after summoning his Firebolt. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Goblet of Fire and its architectural casket, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including the Beauxbatons Academy and Durmstrang Institute crests and the lurid 'Potter Stinks' badges. As a miniature of one of the champion's possible dragon opponents emerge from the Ministry of Magic's bag, pivotal film moments from the lead up to the First Task illustrate the frame.

'Accio Firebolt!'

In this scene, Hermione enjoys a magical night of dancing and festivity at the Yule Ball with Durmstrang Champion Viktor Krum, much to the astonishment of Harry and Ron. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Goblet of Fire and its architectural casket, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including the decorative Yule Ball programme and invitations. As the Great Hall is transformed into a winter wonderland adorned with icicles, pivotal film moments from the yuletide celebration illustrate the silvery frame.

'Believe it or not, someone's asked me... and I said yes!'