Excellent Harry Potter Mii! Love the ‘always in mortal peril expression’! Thanks Scott!

“Since the release of the first novel, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (retitled Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in the United States) in 1997, the books have gained immense popularity, critical acclaim and commercial success worldwide, spawning films, video games and assorted merchandise. The six books published to date have collectively sold more than 325 million copies and have been translated into more than 63 languages.” Wikipedia

This version of Harry is from the start of the series, when he is wide-eyed, scared and chubby faced. Notice the “always in mortal peril” expression.

GUIDE

Nickname: H. Potter (or Harry P.)

Body: Male

Shirt Colour: Red

Birthday: July 31st

- Height: 60%
- Size: 15%

Head: Round (Row 1, Column 2)
- Colour: White (Row 1, Column 1)

Facial Characteristics: None

Hair: Page 2, Row 4, Column 3
- Colour: Dark Brown (Row 1, Column 2)
- Flip: No

Eyebrows: Page 2 Row 3 Column 3
- Rotate: Clockwise/Down x5
- Position: Up x6
- Apart or Together: Together x2 (close as possible)
- Colour: Light Brown (Row 2, Column 3)
- Size: Smaller x3

Eyes: “Oval” Pg 1, Row 4, Column 1
- Rotate:
- Position:
- Apart or Together:
- Colour: Green (Row 1 Column 3)
- Size:

Nose: Row 2 Column 2
- Position:
- Size: Smaller x1

Mouth: “Zig-zag” Page 2, Column 3, Row 4
- Position: Down x1
- Colour:
- Size: Smaller x2

Glasses: Round (Column 1 Row 2)
- Position:
- Colour: Black
- Size:

NB: The eyebrows form the scar. I have an alternative which looks better for close ups, but the version above looks best overall. The alternative is here anyway.

ALTERNATIVE EYEBROWS

Eyebrows: Page 1 Row 3 Column 2
- Rotate: Clockwise/Down x3
- Position: Up x5
- Apart or Together: Together x2 (close as possible)
- Colour: Column 3, Row 2
- Size: Smaller x4 (small as possible)

Scott Lowe.

Credit: Scott Lowe

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