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Sirius was one of the [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters#Marauders|Marauders]], along with [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Remus Lupin|Remus Lupin]], [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Peter Pettigrew|Peter Pettigrew]] and [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/James Potter|James Potter]]. They created the Marauder's Map while in school together. ThoughOf the three Marauders, James was apparently his best friend, and actually named Sirius (becomingas godfather to James'his son, Harry),. Sirius was also quite close to Remus, thoughand lesssome sofans withhave Petersuggested Pettigrew,a whoromantic hadentanglement ingratiatedthere himselfin intotheir theearly otherdays three'sat innerHogwarts, circle.though Somenothing fansexists haveto suggestedsupport that Siriustheory. andPeter RemusPettigrew, couldwho havehad beeningratiated togetherhimself into the Marauders, inwas theiraccepted youngerbut daysapparently atnot Hogwartsmuch liked by Sirius. An illegalunlicensed Animagus, Sirius' nickname (Padfoot) is derived from the large, black dog form he assumed when transformed.

Both Sirius and James intensely disliked [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Severus Snape|Severus Snape]], and often bullied him when they were all students at Hogwarts. Sirius once tricked Snape into going to the Shrieking Shack while Lupin was confined there during his werewolf transformation, though James intervened, saving Snape's life. Snape never forgave Sirius (or James) for histhis dangerous prank, and the two remained particularly antagonistic with one another, always at daggers points; once, Harry witnessed a heated encounter between the two at Grimmauld Place that could have erupted into wizard's duel, prevented only by the Weasley family's timely arrival.

Sirius' second closest relationship was with his godson, Harry. Being imprisoned almost immediately after James and Lily Potter were murdered, it was twelve years before Sirius was able to fulfill his godfather role after escaping Azkaban prison. Sirius' then-anonymous gift of the Firebolt was quite obviously an attempt to reclaim this role, though we don't understand it as such until the end of the third book. Initially, Harry, like others, believed Sirius caused his parents' deaths and sought revenge. After Sirius' innocence is provedproven in ''Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'', godfather and godson instantly bonded. Although Sirius deeply loved and protected Harry, his stunted maturity and mental deterioration sometimes impaired his parenting abilities, causing him to sometimes act as Harry's pal rather than his guardian. Harry deeply grieved beloved godfather's death and later christens his first-born son, "James Sirius", to honour his lost father and godfather.