Fantastic Beasts 4 must better serve Nagini by fleshing out her character and offering some sort of explanation for how she might eventually find herself aligning with Lord Voldemort. Yet after this abrupt parting, Fantastic Beasts 3 included no mention of where Nagini had gone, leaving many gaping holes in her story. Fantastic Beasts 2 portrayed Nagini as being against dark magic because of her past, and she was heartbroken when Credence decided to leave her to join Grindelwald's cult. The Crimes of Grindelwald completely altered Nagini's character from the original series when it revealed that she used to be a woman who was cursed to someday remain trapped in the form of a snake. She did at least appear very briefly at the end of the movie, which was more than Nagini got. By losing her, Fantastic Beasts 3 lost much of its narrative focus. Not only had Tina's considerable skills been invaluable to the group in the past, but her romantic tension with Newt helped center the story while also driving the plot forward. Her history with many of the other lead characters, especially Newt Scamander, was abruptly shoved to the side, and this Fantastic Beasts 3 snub must be corrected in any future installments. Yet, Tina's absence from Fantastic Beasts did not make sense considering her importance in the previous films. Auror's Office, but the more probable reason was that there were already so many characters and moving parts that the filmmakers did not want to add any more. The film tried to explain away her absence by claiming she was too busy in her new job as head of the U.S. Tina Goldstein was one of the most important characters in the first two Fantastic Beasts movies, and to exclude her almost entirely from Fantastic Beasts 3 was a crime.

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