Hermione Potter isn’t a canonical character in the Harry Potter universe—but it’s a name that sometimes pops up in fan fiction or alternate universe stories where Hermione Granger marries Harry Potter instead of Ron Weasley. In official lore, her full name is Hermione Jean Granger, and she eventually becomes Hermione Granger-Weasley after marrying Ron.
She’s one of the most iconic characters in the series: a brilliant, brave, and fiercely loyal witch who played a vital role in defeating Voldemort. She was sorted into Gryffindor, mastered spells like the Undetectable Extension Charm, and even used a Time-Turner to attend extra classes. Emma Watson’s portrayal of her in the films helped cement Hermione as a feminist icon and one of the most beloved characters in modern fantasy.
