harry potter raised by wonder woman fanfic

Well, it could be really interesting. Maybe he would be trained in a more Amazon - like way. Since Wonder Woman comes from the Amazons, he could learn combat skills that are different from what he learned at Hogwarts. Also, his view of magic could be influenced. Instead of just using magic for typical wizarding things, he might use it more to help the greater good, just like how Wonder Woman uses her powers.

His personality would likely become more bold. Wonder Woman is known for her fearless nature, and the fan might encourage Harry to be more like that.

Well, it could be really interesting. Harry would grow up with Wonder Woman's strong sense of justice and courage. He might learn combat skills from her at a very young age. And instead of using a wand all the time, he could combine magic with physical combat skills. Also, his view of the wizarding world might be different as he's influenced by an Amazonian upbringing.

Well, it could be an interesting concept. It would be a really unique crossover. Harry Potter is set in a magical world full of wizards, spells, and Hogwarts, while Wonder Woman is from a world of superheroes. Combining them in a romance fanfic could bring out some really creative storylines, like how they deal with their different powers and cultures in a relationship.

The characters in Harry Potter might be quite shocked at first. Hermione would probably be very curious about Wonder Woman's world and powers. Ron might be a bit jealous at first but would come around. In the DC side, Wonder Woman's friends like Steve Trevor would be protective at first. But as they see how happy she is with Harry, they would accept him. The wizarding community would have to adjust to having a superhero as part of their world through marriage, and the superheroes would have to accept a wizard into their midst.

Well, it could start with Wonder Woman exploring different dimensions and stumbling upon the wizarding world. Harry, being the curious and brave character he is, would be intrigued by her. They could then learn about each other's worlds, with Harry showing Wonder Woman the secrets of magic and Wonder Woman teaching Harry about her Amazonian ways. As they spend more time together, love could blossom. It would need to focus on their mutual respect for each other's abilities and values.

No, it is not appropriate. Wonder Woman is a symbol of female empowerment and making her a slave in any context, even in a fanfic, goes against the essence of her character. It also misrepresents the positive values that both the Wonder Woman franchise and the Harry Potter series stand for.

The magical and superhero elements could blend in strange and exciting ways. For example, Wonder Woman's lasso of truth could have an interaction with the magic in the Harry Potter universe. It could be used to force dark wizards to tell the truth, or it could have some sort of magical property when combined with spells. Also, Harry's relationships with other characters would change. Hermione and Ron might be in awe of his new powers and his connection to a superhero, and they could all go on adventures that are not just about defeating Voldemort but also about protecting the world in a more global sense, including the Muggle world which Wonder Woman is also committed to protecting.

Well, growing up with Wonder Woman, Harry would likely be more in tune with his emotions as she values emotional strength. This could make his magic more responsive to his feelings. So, when he's angry, his spells might be more forceful, and when he's calm, his magic could be more precise. Also, he might learn to use magic in a more preventative way, like Wonder Woman uses her powers to prevent harm rather than just react to it.

It's unethical. In the world of fanfiction, while creativity is encouraged, there are still moral boundaries. Slavery is a dark and unacceptable part of history. Associating beloved characters like Wonder Woman and Harry Potter with such a concept is wrong. It can send the wrong message to the audience, especially younger fans who look up to these characters for their positive qualities.