Perfect Harry Potter Prequels Teased by Pixar-esque AI Art

Summary:

• The Harry Potter universe is admittedly underused when it comes to screen adaptations
• Currently, a Harry Potter reboot is in the works at HBO Max, but few details are known about the project
• Meanwhile, yet another AI art offers a bunch of Pixar Harry Potter prequels that would be a lot of fun to actually see on screen

What if there was a picture perfect Harry Potter prequel idea that was not Marauders or Hogwarts founders? Well, AI is here to provide us with one — and illustrate it with posters that make us want to buy a ticket to a premiere that will most likely never be scheduled.

When it comes to Harry Potter prequels, fans usually immediately think of the Marauders story — the adventures of James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, and Peter Pettigrew — or the Hogwarts founders history.

However, several Pixar-style prequels about older Harry Potter characters — take Hogwarts professors or Lord Voldemort himself — could be an even more exciting idea. At least that's what we figured from the new AI arts posted on Instagram that once again mix the world of Harry Potter and Pixar's cozy animation style.

No matter how dark Lord Voldemort's backstory might be, here's proof that everything will be cute if done by Pixar.

Even if you're scared of spiders, this little Aragog is too lovely to make you shiver. Imagine a Rubeus Hagrid prequel in Pixar style! The Chamber of Secrets story can provide just the perfect amount of drama for this one.

We all know the Harry Potter movies were in fact all about Professor Minerva McGonagall — yet somehow, we never got enough of her. A coming-of-age Pixar story might help...

Another fan favorite Hogwarts professor also deserves his own prequel. Snape fans, where you at? At this point, Pixar might as well just make the Marauders story and make the biggest fan dream come true.

Still, there has been no official announcement from Pixar or any other studio that any kind of a Harry Potter prequel is currently in the works. What we do have is a full reboot launched by HBO Max that doesn't yet have a cast or a premiere date. We do know that the project intends to be a book-accurate TV adaptation of The Boy Who Lived saga.

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