the Fantastic Beasts The movies have been building a romantic relationship between Newt Scamander and Tina Goldstein, but with the franchise on shaky legs, they may never be happily ever after on screen. Fortunately, movies are dances for Harry Potter series, so the history of the Wizarding World has revealed some details of what happened to the couple after the fall of Gellert Grindelwald.
before appearing in Fantastic BeastsNewt Scamander’s name is mentioned briefly in Harry Potter He wrote as the author of the textbook for the wizarding world from which the movie franchise gets its name. This inspired the release of an actual version of the book Fantastic beasts and where to find themwritten by JK Rowling under the pseudonym Newt Scamander. The book revealed many details about Newt’s life that would inspire Fantastic Beasts Movies including his wife’s name.
Newt and Tina marry and have children after Fantastic Beasts
before Fantastic Beasts The movies became reality, and Newt Scamander’s wife was listed as Porpentina Goldstein. So, despite Lita Lestrange’s love triangle, including Theseus Scamander, the happily ever after between Newt and Tina was already set in stone (or history). Of course, nothing was said on file Fantastic Beasts A Wizarding World book or website about how they met or started their relationship. Therefore, the prequel films manage to create a love story that is still evolving on its own.
or not Fantastic Beasts The movies get the chance to show Newt and Tina’s actual wedding, and fans can rest assured that the duo will in fact end up together and go on to have children and many other adventures. The future of Tina’s career as Aurora is unclear, but it appears that the couple lived between the United States and England for the duration of their marriage. This is presumed because at least one of their children has established permanent residence in the UK. Then, Rolf Scamander, grandson of Tina and Newt, will one day become one of the leading Magizooligists employed by the Daily Prophet.
The trickster’s descendant has an important Harry Potter connection
The grandson of Newt and Tina Scamander, Rolf Scamander was known for more than just his contributions to the Daily People newspaper. the book Quidditch through the ages It is revealed that Rolfe married fellow Magizoologist Luna Lovegood, a joint favorite at the Harry Potter series. This is a fun connection between Fantastic Beasts Movies and their original series, especially since the profession Newt invented is so perfect for eccentric naturalist Luna.
Luna and Rolf would go on to give Newt and Tina twin great-grandchildren, Lorcan and Lysander. As of 2017, when the fantasy author released a new, notes-filled edition of Fantastic beasts and where to find them booksNewt and Tina are alive and well and continue to search and be active for magical creatures. So, it’s possible they were present at Luna and Rolf’s wedding – and it’s interesting to think what they would have thought of their eccentric new daughter’s granddaughter.
Will the Rogues get an on-screen happy ending in Fantastic Beast 4?
From Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s SecretsTina and Newt have not entered an official relationship yet. Unfortunately, given the film’s poor performance at the box office, it seems unlikely that audiences will see the couple reunite on screen anytime soon. Warner Bros. has yet to move forward with a fourth sequel, and actor Eddie Redmayne has grimly announced that he hasn’t heard anything about continuing his main character’s story (per… screen rant).
Still, Dumbledore’s Secrets He undoubtedly left himself open to Fantastic Beasts 4, in Dumbledore’s conflict with Grindelwald and Newt and Tina’s relationship. The future Mr. and Mrs. Scamander are reunited at the end of the film in a chemistry-filled scene before Queenie and Jacob’s wedding – so love was definitely in the air. Audiences may just have to be content with knowing that the two of them will finally have a happy ending, even if they never see it. However, there’s always a chance we’ll see them get a more satisfying ending in future Wizarding World adaptations – just maybe not. Fantastic Beasts.
