Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is by definition Low Fantasy because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere and feels like a different universe.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at Hogwarts, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures in magical forests and lakes. The animals are magic. The plants are magic.

But this all happens hidden, on planet Earth. So ''Technically Low Fantasy.''

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is by definition Low Fantasy because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere and feels like a different universe.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at Hogwarts, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures in magical forests and lakes.

But this all happens hidden, on planet Earth. So ''Technically Low Fantasy.''

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is by definition Low Fantasy because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere and feels like a different universe.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at the school, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures in magical forests and lakes.

But this all happens hidden, on planet Earth. So ''Technically Low Fantasy.''

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is by definition Low Fantasy because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at the school, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures in magical forests and lakes.

But this all happens hidden, on planet Earth. So ''Technically Low Fantasy.''

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is technically a ''Low Fantasy world'' because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at the school, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures in magical forests and lakes.

But this all happens hidden, on planet Earth. So ''Technically Low Fantasy.''

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is technically a ''Low Fantasy world'' because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at the school, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures in magical forests and lakes.

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is technically a ''Low Fantasy world'' because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.

If you think about the life of the characters at the school, it's High Fantasy with everyone using magic, on a school built by magic, ran with magic, surrounded with magical creatures.

Harry Potter, especially the movies, quickly make you forget this is technically a ''Low Fantasy world'' because the near-totality of the story happens in a ''gated community'' where magic is absolutely everywhere.

You basically leave the low-fantasy world when you cross the magic wall at the train station, and rarely go back there.