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luna lovegood 

by far the best harry potter character there is. most iconic wholesome girl out there
luna lovegood is the best harry potter character
luna lovegood by lunalovegoodsbae November 13, 2020

luna lovegood 

A Ravenclaw girl in Ginny Weasley's year. She is described as having straggly, waist-length dirty blonde hair and protuberant eyes, which give her a permanently surprised look. She takes the term "independent thinker" to the extreme and is a bit of a loner, due to her unusual beliefs (i.e. Cornelius Fudge is trying to take over Gringotts Wizard Bank by having goblins cooked in pies). She is often the butt of mean jokes and teasing from her peers. It appears that her views come from her father, who edits the alternative magazine The Quibbler, which "publishes important stories he thinks the public needs to know".
Luna strays from the crowd in her appearance, too, although this doesn't seem to be a conscious thing, (meaning she hasn't decided to dress goth, for example, to express her difference from other people) and takes pleasure in wearing orange radish earrings and a necklace made from Butterbeer corks.
Despite her odd appearance and out-to-lunch views, Luna is very caring and loyal. Although not initially liked by Harry and his crew, she is accepted as a friend by the end of Book Five, after helping out in the Department of Mysteries.
Person 1: I just saw a squashed tomato that looked like a duck.
Person 2: Hey, snap out of it. Why are you being so luna lovegood today?
luna lovegood by skygazer May 18, 2006

Luna Lovegood 

Luna is an odd character of the Harry Potter series. She has eyes that give her a perminately surprised look, pale eyebrows, waist length dirty-blonde hair(though in the OOTP movie, it is white blonde), and gives of a distinct edge of dottiness, seeing as she reads her father's magazine upside-down, tucks her wand behind her left ear, and wears Spectrespecs. She is in the house of Ravenclaw. She wears radish earrings, and a necklace of Butterbear corks. Her father, Xenophilius Lovegood, was the editor of 'The Quibbler,' but her mother was dead, killed by a backfired experimental spell. Also in 'OOTP,' Luna becomes, you could say, somewhat friends with Harry and his crew(they met on the Hogwarts Express), joins Dumbledores army, and was at Harry's aid in the Department of Mysteries. Luna attended Professeur Slughorn's Christmas Party in HBP, and was caught by wizard muggers in DH along with Harry, Hermione, and Ron. She fought in the Battle of Hogwarts, married Rolf Scamander, and had twin children, Lorcan and Lysander Scamander.
"Mistletoe," said Luna Lovegood dreamily, pointing at a large clump of white berries placed almost over Harry's head. He jumped out from under it. "Good thinking," said Luna very seriously. "It's often infested with nargles."

Luna Lovegood 

The quirky and interesting character from Harry Potter, that many people have grown to love.
Secretly adores Harry or maybe even Neville O__o

One of the most sought for characters in the movies, open audits were held for her and girls came swarming in their 1000s.
'Mistletoe....is often infested with nargles...'-Luna Lovegood
Luna Lovegood by Jedi Master Luna January 23, 2006

Xenophilius Lovegood 

Xenophilius Lovegood is Luna Lovegood's father. He is also a widower.
"Luna definitely gets her personality from her father, Xenophilius Lovegood."
Xenophilius Lovegood by leil December 13, 2007

Luna Lovegood 

The best character in the Harry Potter series who believes in Nargles, Heliopaths and the Rumple Horned Snorkack.Harry Potter will love HER in the end. He wont love Hermione... not Ginny... NOT Draco.... But Luna. Rock on, Luna... Rock on!
"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
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