Well, Iron Man might be initially skeptical of Harry Potter's magic. He'd be all about trying to figure out how it works scientifically. But Harry, being used to people not understanding magic, would just patiently show him some basic spells. Captain America, on the other hand, would probably respect Harry right away. He'd see Harry's courage in the face of his blindness as similar to his own in the face of war. Thor would be intrigued by Harry's magic and might see it as a form of Asgardian magic, and they'd have long discussions about the nature of different magics.
In this fanfiction, the characters' interactions would be full of surprises. Harry Potter, being blind, would rely on his other senses to understand the Avengers. He would be able to sense the strong emotions and auras of the Avengers. Tony Stark's arrogance might initially put Harry off, but as they start to work together on a common threat, they would learn to respect each other. Steve Rogers would be a source of inspiration for Harry, and Harry's magical abilities would be a source of wonder for Steve. Natasha Romanoff would be interested in Harry's ability to adapt to his blindness and use it to his advantage. Clint Barton would find common ground with Harry in their ability to aim and focus, even without the use of sight in Harry's case. Thor would see Harry as a worthy ally, and Harry would be in awe of Thor's godly powers. Bruce Banner might be the one Harry has the most in - depth conversations with about the nature of power and self - control, as Harry has his own experiences with the dark side of magic.
Harry would probably be a bit shy at first when meeting the Avengers. But he would soon start sharing his knowledge of magic. The Avengers might be curious and ask a lot of questions. For instance, Tony Stark would be eager to understand the principles behind magic.
Well, Thor and Hagrid would probably get along great. They both have a love for big, powerful creatures. Thor could be interested in the magical beasts in the Forbidden Forest, and Hagrid would be in awe of Mjolnir. Then there's Iron Man and the Weasley twins. The twins would be fascinated by Stark's technology and would try to figure out how to incorporate some of it into their joke products. Stark, in turn, might be amused by their creativity and chaos - causing abilities.
He might start off being a bit of an outsider. The Avengers are used to high - tech gadgets and physical combat, while Harry is all about magic. But once they see how useful his magic can be, they'd start to work together well. He could use magic to enhance their weapons or create barriers to protect them.
The characters' interactions could be really complex. Hermione would be eager to study the Avengers and their powers from a scientific and magical perspective. She might try to find parallels between magic spells and the Avengers' abilities. Captain America would respect the values of the wizarding world like loyalty and courage which are similar to his own. The Master of Death could play a role in bringing out the best in both groups. He could encourage Harry Potter to be more bold in his actions like the Avengers, and also teach the Avengers about the subtleties of magic. For instance, how a simple spell can have a profound impact on the world around them.
The interactions would be really interesting. Tony Stark would probably be the most outspoken. He might make sarcastic remarks about Harry's magic at first, but then grow to respect it. Steve Rogers would be very kind and understanding, like a mentor figure to Harry. Thor would be a bit boisterous and might challenge Harry to friendly competitions to see whose powers are stronger. And the female characters like Natasha Romanoff would be more nurturing, helping Harry deal with his emotional side while training.
The Avengers could be impressed by the magic of the Harry Potter characters. For instance, Captain America might be in awe of the Patronus charm. And the Harry Potter characters could be amazed by the Avengers' superpowers. Hermione might be very interested in Bruce Banner's scientific knowledge.
Ron might be a bit skeptical at first. He'd be like 'What is this strange, talking pony doing here?' But as he got to know Fluttershy, he'd come to appreciate her kindness. For instance, Fluttershy could help Ron overcome his fear of spiders by using her gentle way of dealing with all creatures. And the Weasley twins would surely find some way to have fun with Fluttershy, perhaps by creating some harmless magical pranks that involved her unique pony - related magic.
Harry would likely be cautious at first. Alucard is a very different kind of being compared to the wizards he knows. Alucard, on the other hand, might be intrigued by Harry's magic. He could start by testing Harry's limits. But as they get to know each other, they might find common ground in their fight against evil. Harry could learn some of Alucard's more ruthless ways of dealing with enemies, while Alucard could understand the importance of friendship and loyalty from Harry and his friends.
Hermione would probably be very curious about Amaterasu. She would start researching about her in the Hogwarts library and try to understand her powers and her place in the other realm. Ron, on the other hand, might be a bit more cautious and a bit in awe. He would probably make some clumsy attempts at greeting her at first. Harry would be more open - minded. He might share his own experiences of facing powerful forces with Amaterasu and learn from her about her own battles against darkness.
Hermione would probably study Pokemon intently, making detailed notes about their abilities and behaviors. Ron might be a bit more hesitant at first but would warm up to them, especially if there was a Pokemon that he could share some food with. Harry would likely form a strong bond with a Pokemon, like he did with Hedwig, and they would go on adventures together.