In the book/movie they were petrified together.

This scene is very similar to when a young Tom Riddle convinced Horace Slughorn to let him study Horcruxes.

In all the Chinese translations I have read they add a floor, Maybe the basement is included?

Harry only visits Diagon Alley in August and school starts September 1st. there shouldn't be months of time.

Grindenwald was impersonating Percival using a glamour charm. Percival Graves was a real person and his family is mentioned later talking about losing all credibility over this incident.

Isn't Hufflepuff too, In the second and fourth book they are the ones most on Harry's case.

Hufflepuff is one of the 4 houses in Hogwarts, They act as dorms and are sorted by personality. Basically Hufflepuff is hardworking and community focused, Ravenclaw are studious, Gryffindor are boisterous and Slytherin are ambitious. They have negative connotations also derived from these traits with Hufflepuffs being seen as following the herd and simple minded workers, Ravenclaws being ivory tower academics out of touch with reality, Gryffindors being headstrong and danger seeking and Slytherin being power hungry and manipulative.

"If something is important then repeat it three times"

Duplicity or taking their wand, Wasn't 'Nearly headless' Nick beheaded because his wand was taken (Also he repeatedly taunted the hunters and allowed himself to be caught and burned at the stake, Preserved by his magic)

I think that would be terrible, Like having twin boys and naming them Jim and James (Jim being an abbreviation of James) it's too close.

It's from the show, I think it's from the scene of them plotting before the attack.

It costs 2.5x dark lance but only deals 2x damage.

Crepes don't have the rising agent. They really can't be "Fluffy"

Isn't this the true magic where something exists as long as you believes it does, The original owner died by not believing he existed for a brief moment.

He is too young, He needs to be 35 years old before being eligible for the presidency.

Shouldn't his vice president take over? Henry Wallace.

It's the divine spark of a godking.

The Meteorite Tear was from Stellar Transformation by I Eat Tomatoes (The same guy who did Coiling Dragon and Desolate Era) After it falls from the sky into the chest of the Protagonist it helps speed up training be infusing energy into him after a strenuous work out.

My take was that he followed a filial mindset based on when he was taught. 1. Tang Sect He will always ask if he is acting against the teachings 2. Tang Hao His father is very important for defining who he is as a person of his new world/life 3. Yu Xiaogang As his teacher and secondary father figure he has shaped his thinking more than anyone else in his new life 4. Xiao Wu First by fighting and later by becoming his sister she is first a peer then a familial support and finally a romantic partner 5. Shrek Students They place higher than the teachers by being his first real comrades, people who he can fight beside and depend on without having to defer to or protect. All his interactions from here on generally follow this. Many think of him as a hypocrite and he is (everyone is) but his choices make a little more sense if you follow this logic.

I don't think this was actually in the original, maybe it was used to replace a Chinese idiom.