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Harry Potter: The Video Game "Hogwarts Legacy" will feature the first transgender character in the franchise.
The highly anticipated video game "Harry Potter: The Order of the Shattered Curse" is set in the wizarding world, which was first created by J.K.Rowling. According to a report by Variety, the game will introduce fans to the character named Sirona Ryan, who owns the Three Broomsticks Pub in Hogscomb Village. This is where players will learn how their classmates got confused about her.
During a dialogue exchange with Sirona, the character reveals that she has not seen Lodgok for some time. She then says that he immediately recognized her. The other students took a second to realize that she was a witch.
This article talks about how the game will allow players to explore various parts of the wizarding world, such as Hogsmeade and the Forbidden Forest.
"According to the game's description, players will take on the role of a student at Hogwarts in the 1800s. They will discover a hidden truth about the wizarding world and learn how to master spells and potions."
The developers of the video game noted that creator J.K. Rowling was not involved in the development of the game.
The game's official website states that J.K. Rowling has no involvement in the development of the game.
While still adhering to Rowling's original vision, the developers of the video game have added new elements to the wizarding world.
This is noteworthy since, as a critic of the Left's gender theory, Rowling has been called a trans-exclusionary feminist. Some of the actors who appeared in the "Harry Potter" movies came to her defense. Most of them also stated that they were not associated with the creator of the series.
Despite the backlash she has received from her fans and the media, J.K. Rowling still stood by her convictions.
"Recently, she took to Twitter to talk about what she considered to be real misogyny. She referred to the concept of men defining a woman's identity and what women should be afraid of."
The preceding is a summary of an article that originally appeared on Daily Wire.
