Henry Skreever (also spelled as Henry Screever[1]) is the title character of a book series by J.R. Ticklepenny. He is a boy wizard who must defeat the evil Lord Moldywart.
He is presumably British (like Harry Potter), judging by his accent.
One of his friends is named Persephone, who is presumably a parody of Hermione Granger.
The key scar on his forehead is a parody of Harry Potter's lightning bolt scar that also appears on his forehead.
He has a room under the sink, while Harry Potter's first room was under the stairs.
He's voiced by Oliver Grainger. He does a humorous imitation of Daniel Radcliffe who played Harry Potter.
Diffrences from Harry Potter
Henry Skreever has a grandmother while Harry Potter's grandmothers Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Evans were both deceased before he was born.
It is rumored that Lord Moldywart is Henry Skreever's long lost uncle while Lord Voldemort is not related to Harry Potter at all.
At the end of the 1st Henry Skreever film Henry Skreever and the Brick of Wonders Henry Skreever says goodbye to Hagus the Giant and tells him he'll never forget him and Hagus cries hinting that this is the last time they'll see eachother while at the end of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Harry Potter hugs Hagrid the Giant goodbye telling him he'll see him again next year.