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| Edward Remus Lupin | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Born | 17 April 1998, 20 |
| City of Birth | Avebury, Wiltshire |
| Current City | Ottery St. Catchpole, Devon |
| Blood status | Pure-blood |
| Also known as | Teddy |
| Physical Information | |
| Gender | male |
| Height | Variable between 4' & 5' |
| Hair Colour | Variable (generally turquoise) |
| Eye Colour | Variable (generally brown) |
| Skin Colour | Variable (generally pale) |
| Relationships | |
| Father | Remus John Lupin |
| Mother | Nyphadora Lupin |
| Extended Family | |
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| Pet(s) | Padfoot II, for given value of 'pet.' |
| Magical Characteristics | |
| Wand(s) | |
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| Boggart | Varies depending on circumstances; is always tied to personal loss. |
| Patronus | Wolf pup |
| Special Abilities | Metamorphmagus |
| Education | |
| School | Hogwarts |
| House | Gryffindor |
| Class of | 2016 |
| Character Information | |
| Playby | Uriah Shelton |
| Gemini | |
Ted Remus Lupin (also known as Teddy) is the orphaned son of werewolf Remus Lupin and auror Nymphadora Tonks. The godson of Harry Potter, Ted lives with his grandmother Andromeda in Ottery St. Catchpole, Devon, and attends Hogwarts as a Graduate (Class of 2016) Gryffindor. His full name is actually Edward, but to his knowledge no one has ever called him that.
Recently, Teddy's old 'friend' Padfoot II -- a small dog most likely of magical origin which may or may not be a grim -- has followed Ted to Hogwarts.
