When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.<\/i><\/p>\n Credit: HBO<\/p>\n There are popular IPs and then there’s the Wizarding World. Generations were brought up on this magical world, including J.K. Rowling’s novels, theme parks, stage plays, and (of course) the Harry Potter movies<\/a>. Fans are gearing up for the upcoming Harry Potter TV show<\/a>, which won’t arrive until December. But that hasn’t stopped fan backlash from happening, specifically related to Hogwarts’ new crest.<\/p>\n The Potter TV series is expected to be a more accurate book to screen adaptation,<\/a> with each season covering one of the books. While fans are hyped for more of the source material to be included, there’s been some backlash to changes made from the movie. Case in point: Hogwarts’ new crest, which looks way different than the one we saw on uniforms and such throughout the movies. One tweet highlighted the design, which you can see below:<\/p>\n While we still have months before Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone debuts on Christmas, the fandom is already judging the TV show with every new glimpse we’re given. One such fan took to Twitter<\/a> to angrily admonish the change in design for Hogwarts’ signature crest. That response reads:<\/p>\n It’s just awful. New Hogwarts logo, new Hogwarts robes… They are all horrible. You can’t even tell which robe represents which Hogwarts house. Hogwarts being covered in tree roots everywhere is also another horrible idea. It’s a majestic castle, not a haunted mansion.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/span><\/div>\n