Fantastic Beasts draws a broad neighbor set with no single dominant pull — the top 10 span five distinct subcategories, and the strongest signal is only 0.76. That spread is the structural story.

Wizarding World of Harry Potter leads at 0.76, the one fellow Movie Franchise in the top 10. After that, the neighbor set pivots sharply away from film: Tom Felton (0.71), Stephen Amell (0.69), and Ben Savage (0.65) are all Actors, making that subcategory the most represented group in the top 10 with three entries. Then the set opens further into gaming and digital media — Dungeons & Dragons (0.64) and Rooster Teeth (0.64) arrive as a Video Game Franchise and a Website respectively, followed by Blizzard Entertainment (0.64) as a Game Developer and 100 Thieves (0.63). Danielle Fishel Karp (0.63) and Joe Keery (0.62) round out the ten as Actors. The cross-kind pattern is pronounced: nine of the ten neighbors are not Movie Franchises, and the gaming-adjacent cluster — tabletop, esports, and game studios — sits alongside a consistent thread of TV-adjacent actors, suggesting the audience shape is defined less by film fandom than by a broader fantasy-and-geek-culture orientation.

The broad shape here reflects an audience that overlaps widely across entertainment and gaming properties rather than concentrating tightly around any single franchise or medium.