Is Harry Potter technically a Horcrux?

While he does not fit the definition of a Horcrux, as he was not created intentionally using the Horcrux-making spell for the purpose of obtaining immortality, Harry Potter essentially became a Horcrux. After Voldemort’s curse rebounded on him, a piece of his mangled soul split off and latched onto Harry.

Does Voldemort die?

The Killing Curse rebounded on Voldemort, hence finally killing him. He didn’t die by a meagre Expelliarmus spell. He died by the Avada Kedavra curse. When Voldemort and Harry duelled their final match, the wand used by Voldemort (called the Elder Wand) was actually Harry’s.

What are the Horcruxes in Harry Potter?

The answer is revealed in book six, when Dumbledore tells Harry that Voldemort has been splitting his soul and encasing parts of it in hidden objects to secure his immortality. These are known as Horcruxes.

What happened to Nagini’s Horcruxes?

It became the last of the founder Horcruxes, since he never got his hands on anything that belonged to Godric Gryffindor. It was destroyed by Fiendfyre, another substance capable of destroying Horcruxes, when the Room of Requirement caught fire at the Battle of Hogwarts. For the whole of the book series, we didn’t know very much about Nagini.

How did Dumbledore get rid of the Horcrux?

Dumbledore destroyed the horcrux with Godric Gryffindor’s Sword as it was able to destroy horcruxes as it contained basilisk venom that had become attached when Harry killed the Basilisk, but to his surprise the curse was not eliminated.

What was the purpose of the Horcruxes Hunt?

— Harry Potter regarding the destruction of all the Horcruxes [src] The Horcrux hunt was a mission started by Albus Dumbledore and given to Harry Potter in June of 1997 to find all of Lord Voldemort’s remaining Horcruxes and destroy them.