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| − | The '''Thundelarra Thunderers''' are a [[Quidditch]] team from [[Australia]]. Along with the [[Woollongong Warriors]], they have dominated the [[Australian Quidditch League]] for the best part of the century. Their rivalry with the Warriors is fierce and legendary among the Australian magical community. [[Milie Gunabie]] used to play for them in an unknown position. |
+ | The '''Thundelarra Thunderers''' are a [[Quidditch]] team from [[Australia]]. Along with the [[Woollongong Warriors]], they have dominated the [[Australian Quidditch League]] for the best part of the century. Their rivalry with the Warriors is fierce and legendary among the Australian magical community. A likely response to an unlikely claim or boast is "Yeah, and I think I'll volunteer to ref the next Thunderer-Warrior game". [[Milie Gunabie]] used to play for them in an unknown position. |
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Revision as of 13:48, 31 August 2011
The Thundelarra Thunderers are a Quidditch team from Australia. Along with the Woollongong Warriors, they have dominated the Australian Quidditch League for the best part of the century. Their rivalry with the Warriors is fierce and legendary among the Australian magical community. A likely response to an unlikely claim or boast is "Yeah, and I think I'll volunteer to ref the next Thunderer-Warrior game". Milie Gunabie used to play for them in an unknown position.
Behind the scenes
- Thundelarra is a town in Western Australia, situated about three-hundred miles north of Perth. Its population is less than one-thousand.[1]
- In Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup, while providing match commentary, Millie Gudabi mentions to Ludo Bagman that she used to play for the Thundelarra Thunderers.
Appearances
- Quidditch Through the Ages
- Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup (Mentioned only)