Gender. No male full-blooded Veela have ever been known to exist. The only known male with Veela ancestry was Louis Weasley, who was one-eighth Veela through his mother.
The male equivalent to a veela in Harry Potter is Gilderoy Lockhart, in that he somehow attracts women in the way veelas attract men. It is never said how Lockhart does it; it could be partly natural, but given how many people he has obliviated, he probably used charms and potions to at least enhance the effect.
Veela are an all female race of semi-human beings found mostly in Slavic countries. They are similar to nymphs or sirens in that they take on the form of beautiful women and are known to seduce the opposite sex with a special sort of hypnotic magic and dance.
However the real Luna Lovegood was nothing like her counterpart. No she was something stronger, something more powerful, but most of all at this time she was an irate veela who came into her inheritance on her last birthday, and now has to watch her mate being mulled by a redheaded beast.
House. Draco Lucius Malfoy (b. 5 June, 1980) was an English pure-blood wizard of French and Veela ancestry; the son of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy (née Black), he is the grandson of Abraxas and Yelena Malfoy (née Greengrass) as well as the step grandson of Viper Malfoy (née Prince).
No, definitely not. First, not all Beauxbatons are girls and not all Beauxbetons girl are veela or half veela. In the Goblet of Fire book, when Parvati stopped dancing with Harry and Padma stopped with Ron, the book wrote “2 boys from Beauxbatons invited them for a dance”.
Veelas were semi-human magical beings that appeared as beautiful women with shining white-gold hair and luminous skin. However, when they became angry their appearance shifted and their faces would sharpen and change into beaked bird heads with long scaly wings bursting from their shoulders.
However, outside of the rare cases of complete allure immunity, no human can resist a Veela's allure when she focuses all her magic on it. Veela live long lives, with the average lifespan for a Veela being around 202 years of age, similar to Vampires.
Sirens are featured in Homer's The Odyssey, as half-bird, sea-dwelling hybrids whose hypnotic singing causes sailors to run aground. However, in the Harry Potter universe, Sirens are one of the three known species of Merpeople, and, as far as we know, are unrelated to Veela.
Fleur was quarter-Veela, and grew up in France. She grew up with her father Monsieur Delacour and her half-Veela mother Apolline Delacour. She also had a younger sister, Gabrielle. Fleur's grandmother was full Veela and at some point contributed a hair that would later become the core element of Fleur's wand.
Also like other spells, highly skilled wizards and witches can apparate without a wand, much like other creatures who can apparate; elves, diricawls and the like. Yes, veelas need a wand, Fleur Delacour was seen using a wand in the Goblet of Fire.
A half-Veela is a cross-breed between a human (normally a wizard or witch) and a Veela. It is unknown if Veela can breed with Muggles, and it is unlikely that a Muggle would ever learn of the existence of Veela, thus most or all half-Veela will inherit magical ability from their fathers.
Fleur could also be very warm and caring; she fretted over the safety of those she loved. She also cried over the death of Alastor Moody following the flight from Little Whinging. Fleur was also fiercely loyal.
In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Durmstrang is pictured as an all-boys school. However, it is known from the novel that there was also at least one girl studying at Durmstrang, and most likely other female students by the 1990s.
A common misconception about Beauxbatons, which exists thanks to Goblet of Fire's film adaptation, is that only girls are allowed to attend the school. In the books, this is not the case, although it's true that the female students get much more of the focus.
Ménard made these choices because "you cannot write French with a French accent". In the screen adaptation Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Beauxbâtons students are all female and Durmstrang students are all male, in contrast to the books which portray both schools as co-educational.
Ginny didn't like Fleur because Fleur treated her like a child and could be very bossy and rude. Hermione on the other hand didn't like Fleur because she was jealous of her good looks and she was upset that Fleur had kissed Ron on the cheek and she was also upset that Ron kept defending her.
She thought they were only together for the physical side if things. Ginny didn't like her because Fleur treated her like a little girl, not like a respected teenager like Ginny was used to.
From what we see in the books, Ron apparently had crushes on Fleur Delacour (though that was partly due to the allure she had from her part-Veela heritage) and Madam Rosmerta. His feelings for Hermione was more than a simple crush.
Harry Potter had a few love interests during his time at Hogwarts. Though he eventually settled down with Ginny Weasley, he also had a thing for Cho Chang in his earlier school years. Then, of course, there's his secret love for Draco Malfoy…
While she treats most people coldly, Narcissa is very loving towards and devoted to her family. She was willing to do whatever it took to keep her son safe when he was put in danger during the Second Wizarding War, from begging Severus Snape to take an Unbreakable Vow to help him to lying to Voldemort himself.
They decided that they needed to see what I looked like with white hair. It meant the first of many bleaching that would become a staple in my life for the next ten years.
