Orion Amari

Orion Amari is the Captain and a Chaser for the player's House Quidditch team in the mobile game Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery. He is characterized by his philosophical and introspective approach to Quidditch, acting as a mentor to the player character. Orion is a character exclusive to the video game and does not appear in the original seven Harry Potter novels.

Orion Amari was a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry during the 1980s. He was a talented Quidditch player and earned the position of Captain for his House team. (video game) Throughout the Quidditch-focused side quests of the game, Orion serves as the player character's guide and mentor. He introduces them to the team and helps them develop their skills as a Quidditch player. Orion's coaching philosophy is unique, focusing on achieving a spiritual and physical balance between the rider, the broomstick, and the game itself. He often gives cryptic, metaphorical advice, encouraging his teammates to “listen to the broom” and find inner harmony to improve their performance on the pitch. Under his leadership, the team competes for the Quidditch Cup. (video game) His Hogwarts House is determined by the player's choice at the beginning of the game, meaning he can be a member of Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. (video game)

Orion is depicted as having dark skin and black hair styled in dreadlocks. He is most often seen wearing his House Quidditch uniform. (video game) His personality is calm, centered, and deeply philosophical. Unlike more traditional sports captains, Orion is not aggressive or demanding; instead, he is a quiet and motivational leader who inspires his team through abstract wisdom and a focus on the mental and spiritual aspects of Quidditch. He is patient and supportive, though his unusual methods sometimes confuse his teammates before they come to understand his perspective. (video game)

• Quidditch Prowess: Orion is a highly skilled Quidditch player, proficient enough to serve as both a Chaser and the Captain of his House team. His unique understanding of the game's flow gives him a distinct advantage. (video game)
• Leadership: He is an effective, albeit unconventional, leader. He successfully mentors the player character and guides his team through the challenges of the Hogwarts Quidditch season. (video game)
• General Magic: As a Hogwarts student, Orion would have been competent in various forms of magic taught in the curriculum, although his non-Quidditch abilities are not a focus of his storyline.

• Wand: Orion owned a wand, but its specific characteristics such as wood, core, and length are not mentioned in the game.
• Broomstick: As a dedicated Quidditch player, he owned a broomstick for flying and competing. (video game)
• Quidditch Uniform: He wears the robes and protective gear associated with his House Quidditch team. (video game)

• Jacob's Sibling: Orion acts as a mentor and captain to the player character (known as Jacob's sibling), guiding their development from a reserve player to a key member of the team. Their relationship is built on mutual respect. (video game)
• Quidditch Teammates: He leads a team that includes Skye Parkin and Murphy McNully, among others. While his teammates are sometimes bewildered by his philosophical musings, they respect his skill and leadership. (video game)

• Orion: The name is taken from a prominent constellation, which is named for a legendary hunter in Greek mythology. This could be an allusion to his role as a Chaser on the Quidditch pitch, “hunting” the Quaffle.
• Amari: This surname has several possible origins. In Arabic, it can mean “moonlike,” and in the Nigerian Igbo language, it means “grace.” The meaning of “grace” aligns well with his calm demeanor and fluid playing style.

Orion Amari is a character created exclusively for the mobile game Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, developed by Jam City. He does not appear in the original Harry Potter novels by J.K. Rowling, the film adaptations, or any other canonical material. His role in the game is to serve as the player's primary guide and leader within the Quidditch side-storyline. His Hogwarts House is variable and always matches the House selected by the player.