He would probably be more in touch with nature. He might be calmer and more attuned to the environment around him compared to canon Harry.
Harry could be more gentle - natured. Fairies are often depicted as kind and delicate beings, so growing up with them might make Harry more empathetic and less likely to be rash. He may also have a different sense of humor, influenced by the fairy's whimsical ways.
Since fairies have a different social structure and way of life than humans or wizards, Harry's view of relationships would be different. He would likely be more communal, as fairies often live in groups. His self - confidence might come from a different place, perhaps from his connection to nature rather than from achievements in the wizarding world. Also, his magic might be more fluid and less structured, as he would be taught by fairies who have their own unique magical practices.
He would likely be more humble. House elves are known for their selfless service, and growing up with them would probably make Harry less self - centered. He would understand the value of hard work and helping others without expecting anything in return.
In this fanfiction, perhaps Harry grows up learning magical skills from the fairies that are different from what he would have learned at Hogwarts. For example, he might master nature - based magic more easily.
Harry would likely be more wild in a sense. Dragons live by their instincts, and he'd pick up on that. His magical abilities could be more primal. Instead of relying on the spells taught in Hogwarts, he might use magic in a more raw and unrefined way. Also, his sense of loyalty might be more towards the dragons rather than the wizarding community initially.
He would be more refined. Royal upbringing would instill in him a sense of propriety and elegance that he lacks in the original story.
His self - identity would be more complex. Instead of just being 'The Boy Who Lived', he would also be a black wizard in a predominantly white wizarding world. This would make him more aware of issues like racism and inequality from an early age. He might be more outspoken about these issues compared to the original Harry.
He'd likely be more fearless. Dragons are fear - inspiring creatures, and growing up with them would make Harry less intimidated by threats. He might be more direct in his actions and less likely to second - guess himself.
Well, she'd likely be more in touch with her emotions. Fem Harry might express her feelings more openly compared to the original Harry. Also, her relationships with male characters could be different. For instance, she might have a more sister - like relationship with Ron or a different kind of romantic dynamic with other characters.
If raised by Calypso, Harry's character would be very different. His view of family would be centered around Calypso, and he would have a different understanding of loyalty. He would be more connected to the sea and nature in general. His magic would have a different flavor, perhaps more wild and less refined in the traditional Hogwarts sense. He might be more self - sufficient, having grown up in a more isolated environment. Also, his approach to dealing with threats like Voldemort would be unique, as he would draw on the magic and wisdom he learned from Calypso rather than just the typical spells taught at Hogwarts.
She would likely be much more hardened. Instead of the somewhat naive Harry in the original story, Fem Harry raised in Azkaban would be street - smart. She'd be more distrustful of others, having grown up among criminals. Her view of magic would also be different, perhaps seeing it more as a tool for survival rather than something to be used for fun or in school competitions.
He might be more shrewd. Goblins are known for their business acumen and cunning. So, Harry could be more calculating in his decisions, not as impulsive as in the original story.