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Elixir to Induce Euphoria

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Elixir to Induce Euphoria
Potion information
Effect

Induces a sense of irrational happiness upon the drinker, cures depression.

Side effects
  • Excessive singing
  • Nose-tweaking
Characteristics

Sunshine yellow in colour

Difficulty level

Advanced

Known ingredients
Behind the scenes
First appearance

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Latest appearance

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (video game)

"Euphoria, I take it? And what's that I smell? Mmmmm.... you've added just a sprig of peppermint, haven't you? Unorthodox, but what a stroke of inspiration, Harry, of course, that would tend to counterbalance the occasional side effects of excessive singing and nose-tweaking... I really don't know where you get you get these brain waves, my boy..."
Horace Slughorn complements Harry Potter's brewed Elixir to Induce Euphoria[src]

The Elixir to Induce Euphoria is a sunshine-yellow potion that induces a sense of irrational happiness upon the drinker.

Excessive singing and nose-tweaking are possible side-effects. Adding a sprig of peppermint to the potion during preparation helps to counterbalance these. The ingredients for the potion include Shrivelfig, mint sprigs, porcupine quills, castor beans, and Wormwood.

Harry brewed this potion in his sixth year while most of his classmates were taking their tests for Apparition licensure. Professor Slughorn set his remaining students the task of creating "something amusing." Harry prepared the potion with the hope that, if he could persuade the professor to taste the potion, Slughorn would be in "such a good mood that he would be prepared to hand over" the memory about young Voldemort and his search for information about Horcruxes. [1]

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[edit] Notes and references

  1. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 22 (After the Burial)
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