In case you missed it, the new trailer for the Fantastic Beasts sequel, The Crimes Of Grindelwald, was released to the world this week.
If you haven't seen it yet, check it out right here:
Clip via Warner Bros.
So did you spot the problem?
If not, we'll help you focus... it happens at the 10-second mark in the trailer, when the Minister Of Magic magics himself into existence at Hogwarts.
And therein lies the problem...
https://twitter.com/MalloryAHayes/status/973627911105335296
Yep, magically transporting - or, as it's known within the Harry Potter universe, "apparating" - cannot be performed on the Hogwarts grounds, as there is a magical spell that stops folks from doing it.
And Harry Potter fans did not let this point go unnoticed.
https://twitter.com/leaky/status/973621473234604034
https://twitter.com/acuthberto/status/973595556923760641
https://twitter.com/benjamin_light/status/973650241973977089
https://twitter.com/kbreslin624/status/973675962431877127
However, despite this, some folk have come to the rescue, trying to come up with reasons as to why the previously set rules are now being broken:
https://twitter.com/JonsRhaegar/status/973612598552821762
https://twitter.com/promawhatup/status/973598227361681408
https://twitter.com/CherryWallis/status/973844634622361601
So was it an accidental oversight? Or were we shown it in the trailer for a specific reason, pointing it out as an upcoming plot point?
We'll know for sure when Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald is released in cinemas on 16 November.
