It's not very common in the traditional sense. Fanfiction is a form of creative writing by fans, and while there may be some scenarios where Harry could be 'used' in Draco - centered fanfiction in an alternate universe or a creative plot, it goes against the main canon of the books. In the official stories, they are more like rivals. So overall, it's not a common occurrence within the mainstream understanding of the Harry Potter world.
Yes, it is quite popular in certain corners of the Harry Potter fandom. Some fans are drawn to the idea of Draco and Harry having a romantic relationship, which is explored in fanfiction. It offers a different take on their dynamic, often delving into themes of redemption, love against all odds, and the breaking of traditional rivalries.
Definitely not. The Harry Potter fandom has a long - standing tradition of supporting and enjoying fanfiction. Fans create all kinds of stories based on the magical world of Harry Potter, and these are often celebrated. Of course, there may be some rare cases where there are conflicts regarding fanfiction, but it's not something that would be summed up in such a statement as a common occurrence. The fandom is large and diverse, and fanfiction is an important part of the overall Harry Potter experience for many fans.
Yes, it is quite popular. Many fans are intrigued by the idea of a relationship between Harry and Draco. Their complex dynamic in the original series, which is often one of rivalry, can be re - imagined in a romantic light in fanfiction. This allows for exploration of their characters in new ways and gives fans a chance to see how they could grow and change in a different kind of relationship.
It's a bit of a mixed bag. Some fans find it acceptable as it can offer new and different perspectives on the characters. It can explore aspects of Draco Malfoy's character that were perhaps only hinted at in the original books. However, others may find it inappropriate as it can deviate too much from the original tone and intended audience of the Harry Potter series.
This kind of fanfiction has several implications. Firstly, it's a deviation from the original themes of the series which focus on heroism, sacrifice, and the power of love. Secondly, it can be considered disrespectful to the characters as they are portrayed in the books. The relationship between Draco and Harry is one of rivalry, but in a more traditional magical context, not something so outlandish as this. Thirdly, it may not be well - received by the majority of the fandom who prefer fanfictions that stay true to the spirit of the original work.
I don't think it's common. In the Harry Potter fandom, we often discuss things like the latest fanfiction trends, which characters are popular in fanfiction, or how fanfiction fills in the gaps in the original story. Statements about Harry Potter 'absorbing' fanfiction are not typical. Most people see fanfiction as a separate, creative outlet for fans, not something that the main Harry Potter entity 'absorbs'.
Definitely not. The whole essence of the Harry Potter series is the battle between good, represented by Harry and his friends, and evil, which is Voldemort. Harry is determined to stop Voldemort from taking over the wizarding world, so there's no way it can be considered as fanfiction in that sense. The story has a clear narrative of hero vs. villain, not a fan - like admiration from Harry towards Voldemort.
Definitely not. The Harry Potter series created by J.K. Rowling is a complex and multi - faceted story. It focuses on the growth of the characters, the magical world, and the battle between good and evil. The idea of it being a playboy fanfiction is completely out of line with the essence of the original work. The characters in Harry Potter are known for their loyalty, courage, and moral values, which are very different from what a playboy - related concept would imply.
Yes. In the Harry Potter series, there are many elements related to animals. For example, Harry's owl Hedwig, and the Animagus ability which allows wizards to transform into animals. So it can be considered part of animal fanfiction to some extent.
Not really. While there may be some cases where a particular fanfiction might be controversial and some might want it removed, the idea of specifically 'erasing history' in fanfiction isn't common. The fandom thrives on creativity and different takes on the existing lore. However, if a fanfiction contains offensive or inappropriate content related to the history, there might be calls for it to be removed, but this is not the norm.