James and Lily Potter
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James and Lily Potter
Summary
James and Lily Potter is a fictional married couple[1]. It draws 22 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_married_couple category, ranking #4 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- A child of James and Lily Potter was Harry Potter[3].
- James and Lily Potter is the creator of Q34660[4].
- James and Lily Potter was a member of Order of the Phoenix[5].
- James and Lily Potter's instance of is recorded as fictional married couple[6].
- James and Lily Potter's instance of is recorded as husband and wife[7].
- James and Lily Potter's killed by is recorded as Lord Voldemort[8].
- James and Lily Potter is a type of wizard in the Harry Potter universe[9].
- James and Lily Potter is part of Potter family[10].
- James and Lily Potter's Commons category is recorded as James and Lily Potter[11].
- James and Lily Potter comprises Lily Potter[12].
- James and Lily Potter comprises James Potter[13].
- James and Lily Potter's residence is recorded as Godric's Hollow[14].
- 1997 marks the founding of James and Lily Potter[15].
- James and Lily Potter's from narrative universe is recorded as Harry Potter universe[16].
- James and Lily Potter's present in work is recorded as Q8337[17].
- James and Lily Potter's first appearance is recorded as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone[18].
- James and Lily Potter's enemy is recorded as Lord Voldemort[19].
- James and Lily Potter's media franchise is recorded as Wizarding World[20].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include fictional married couple[6] and husband and wife[7]. James and Lily Potter is a type of wizard in the Harry Potter universe[9].
Origins
1997 marks the founding of James and Lily Potter[15].
Use and Application
Components include Lily Potter[12], a wizard in the Harry Potter universe[21] and James Potter[13], a wizard in the Harry Potter universe[22]. James and Lily Potter is part of Potter family[10].
Why It Matters
James and Lily Potter draws 22 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_married_couple category, ranking #4 of 4).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[23] It is known by 21 alternative names across languages and contexts.[24]