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Harry Potter (Franchise)/Characters/Order of the Phoenix Members

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He is a leading member of the Order of the Phoenix and fights in several battles, but gets killed by Voldemort in the seventh book. Played by Brendan Gleeson. * Anti-Hero: Type III. * Alliterative Nickname * Big Good: Briefly, between Dumbledore's death and his own. * Catch Phrase: "CONSTANT VIGILANCE!" * Cool Old Guy * Dead Guy on Display: What Umbridge does to his eye after he dies. * Disney Villain Death * Eyepatch of Power * Gonk: Described as looking as if his face were carved out of wood by someone who neither knew what a face looks like nor how to carve. * Good Is Not Nice * Good Scars, Evil Scars: Subverted -- he's on the good side, but his face is horribly scarred and disfigured (i.e., he's missing quite a chunk of his nose, and there is a

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He is a leading member of the Order of the Phoenix and fights in several battles, but gets killed by Voldemort in the seventh book. Played by Brendan Gleeson. * Anti-Hero: Type III. * Alliterative Nickname * Big Good: Briefly, between Dumbledore's death and his own. * Catch Phrase: "CONSTANT VIGILANCE!" * Cool Old Guy * Dead Guy on Display: What Umbridge does to his eye after he dies. * Disney Villain Death * Eyepatch of Power * Gonk: Described as looking as if his face were carved out of wood by someone who neither knew what a face looks like nor how to carve. * Good Is Not Nice * Good Scars, Evil Scars: Subverted -- he's on the good side, but his face is horribly scarred and disfigured (i.e., he's missing quite a chunk of his nose, and there is a reason for his Eyepatch of Power). * Handicapped Badass: He's got a wooden leg and a missing eye (though the latter isn't at all crippling, considering he has a magical replacement that can see in all directions and through solid objects). You'd think that magical technology capable of coming out with something like that eye could do better than a peg leg. * Informed Ability: Moody's built up as one of the greatest Aurors of all time. Yet, despite all his constant vigilance, he gets attacked and subdued in his own home in Goblet of Fire. In Order of the Phoenix, he's quickly knocked unconscious "off-screen" during the battle in the Department of Mysteries. The best explanation anyone has for this is that he was more competent in his youth. * Mad Eye: It's not just for visual effect -- the electric eye is literally the size of a golf ball. * Old Soldier * Properly Paranoid * Retired Badass * "Well Done, Son" Guy: Arguably, to Tonks who is his protege. * The World's Expert on Getting Killed: He is killed in person by Voldemort five chapters into the last book. Thanks to Mundungus Fletcher deserting, he is killed without much of a fight. * The Worf Effect: A frequent victim thereof.