Okay, so… “Harry Potter and the Beauty and the Beast 2” is not an actual movie (wild title though — honestly I’d watch it).
But if you want a description of what such a crossover sequel could be like, I can totally spin you a story.
Here’s one possible take — vibe-y, magical, and a little dramatic:
Harry Potter and the Beauty and the Beast 2 — Unofficial Fantasy Mash-Up Plot
A few years after the events of Beauty and the Beast, Belle and the now-cured Prince Adam are ruling their kingdom peacefully… until weird magical disturbances start rattling the castle: enchanted objects coming to life again, cracks of strange green fire, books whispering in languages Belle’s never seen.
Belle (because of course it’s Belle) digs into the forbidden section of the castle library and finds references to something called the Heir of Enchantment — someone who can either restore balance to magic or accidentally wreck the universe. Cute!
Meanwhile, over in the wizarding world, Harry — who’s now an Auror — picks up strange readings of uncontrolled, ancient magic bubbling up outside the normal magical map. Dumbledore’s old notes hint at a forgotten kingdom that once housed a magical curse powerful enough to rival Voldemort’s. So naturally Harry, Hermione, and Ron are like “let’s go poke it.”
They end up in Belle’s kingdom (after some classic Hermione portal finesse), and Belle is so thrilled to meet actual wizards that she instantly begins interrogating them about magical theory. Adam is less excited because his castle keeps having near-death incidents again.
Turns out the curse that once transformed Adam wasn’t fully extinguished — it was just sleeping. And now it’s waking up, hunting for a new host: Belle. She’s the one with the curiosity, heart, and magical resonance to amplify it.
So Harry and Belle basically become co-protagonists, trying to unravel where the curse came from. Hermione and Belle turn into the ultimate bookworm duo. Ron befriends the enchanted objects, probably gets into a swordfight with a talking wardrobe.
The big twist?
The curse was originally created by a rogue wizard centuries ago — someone connected to the origin of horcrux-like enchantments — and the leftover magic is trying to rebuild itself.
Final act:
Belle has to confront the curse’s “memory” inside her mind while Harry battles the physical manifestation. Belle wins not by force but by understanding the curse’s loneliness and breaking its cycle. (Classic Belle.) The worlds separate again, but the characters keep a magical connection that might matter someday.
Harry goes home tired. Belle goes home wiser. Ron steals a teacup.
