Zaphod Brock

Zaphod Brock is not a character found within the seven canonical Harry Potter novels by J.K. Rowling or any official supplementary materials. The name does not appear in the original books, the film adaptations, or on the Wizarding World website. This entry serves to clarify the character's non-canonical status. The name is likely a fan-created invention or a point of confusion with other characters from the series.

Zaphod Brock does not appear in the original seven Harry Potter novels and therefore has no canonical biography.

No description of Zaphod Brock's physical appearance or personality exists within the canon, as the character is not mentioned.

There is no canonical information regarding any magical abilities, skills, or wand specifications for a character named Zaphod Brock.

There is no canonical information regarding any possessions owned by Zaphod Brock.

Zaphod Brock has no known relationships with any characters in the Harry Potter series.

• Zaphod: The first name Zaphod is highly distinctive and most famously belongs to the character Zaphod Beeblebrox from Douglas Adams's popular science fiction series, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Its use in a Harry Potter context is likely a direct reference or homage to this character.
• Brock: Brock is a common English surname derived from the Old English brocc, meaning “badger.”

A Non-Canonical Character Zaphod Brock is not a character created by J.K. Rowling. The name's circulation within fan communities may stem from a misunderstanding or a conflation of names. It is possible that the name is mistaken for the canonical character Broderick Bode, an Unspeakable who worked for the Department of Mysteries. Like Bode, who was sent to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries after an incident involving a Prophecy, the name “Zaphod Brock” is sometimes incorrectly associated with the Unspeakables. However, no character with the surname Brock is mentioned in this context or any other in the original series.