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== Notes == |
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| − | * In the video game, the Chess Queen is greatly redesigned even though she is already a [[minifigure]]. Also, she does not nearly kill [[Ron Weasley|Ron]] like she does in the book/movie, instead he trips on a sword and [[Hermione Granger|Hermione]] and {{M|Harry Potter|Harry}} go on without him. |
+ | * In the video game, the Chess Queen is greatly redesigned even though she is already a [[minifigure]]. Also, she does not nearly kill [[Ron Weasley|Ron]] like she does in the book/movie, instead he trips on a sword and [[Hermione Granger|Hermione]] and {{M|Harry Potter|Harry}} go on without him. |
| + | *In Video Game her hair similar to [[elsa schneider]] but its white instead yellow |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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* [[4704 The Chamber of Winged Keys]] |
* [[4704 The Chamber of Winged Keys]] |
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Revision as of 10:00, 17 May 2011
The Chess Queen minifigure was a giant chess piece part of Professor McGonagall's transfigurated chessboard. It was the fourth task to get by that was guarding the Philosopher's Stone, and was part of the white chess team. Instead of a regular minifigure head, it has an oval-like piece and, instead of normal minifigure legs, a slope piece for her legs. She wields a white staff and a Belville crown. She is the chess figure that nearly killed Ron.
Notes
- In the video game, the Chess Queen is greatly redesigned even though she is already a minifigure. Also, she does not nearly kill Ron like she does in the book/movie, instead he trips on a sword and Hermione and Harry Potter go on without him.
- In Video Game her hair similar to elsa schneider but its white instead yellow
Appearances
- Videogame Appearances
Gallery
The Chess Queen as seen in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
See also
