evil harry revives voldemort fanfiction

One common plot point is Harry's disillusionment with the wizarding world. Maybe he feels betrayed or mistreated, which leads him to turn to dark magic and revive Voldemort as a form of revenge.

Well, there are quite a few in the vast world of Harry Potter fanfiction. However, it's important to note that the concept of 'evil Harry' goes against the general heroic nature of the character in the original books. But if you're into exploring such alternative universes, start by looking at the top - rated stories in the Harry Potter fanfiction section that involve dark themes. Some might touch on Harry having a change of heart and reviving Voldemort for various reasons, like a desire for power or a twisted sense of loyalty.

One consequence could be that the wizarding world falls back into chaos and fear. Voldemort would likely start his reign of terror again, targeting those who opposed him before. He might also try to seek revenge on Harry for initially defeating him.

Well, one way could be through some dark and misinterpreted magic. Maybe Harry stumbles upon an ancient spell that he thinks will defeat Voldemort once and for all but instead, it backfires and revives him. It could also be due to some sort of interference from a powerful dark object that Harry unknowingly uses in the wrong way.

Snape could play a crucial role. Given his past with both Voldemort and his role at Hogwarts, he might be torn between his loyalty to Dumbledore's cause and his complex relationship with Harry. He could be the one who has to make a difficult decision when Harry starts to side with Voldemort. Additionally, Draco Malfoy could be involved. He might see Harry's change as an opportunity to gain more power within Voldemort's ranks, or he could be jealous of Harry's new - found position with the Dark Lord.

Well, it could be that Evil Harry is actually a long - lost relative of Voldemort in this fanfiction. He discovers this connection and, feeling a sense of kinship with Voldemort's ideology of pure - blood supremacy, decides to join him. He then uses his skills at Hogwarts, like his knowledge of spells and potions, to enhance Voldemort's army. He might also be involved in turning some of his classmates to the dark side, creating a rift within Hogwarts between those who follow him and those who oppose Voldemort's new ally.

On a more magical level, reviving the dead is against the natural order of things in the wizarding world. This could attract unwanted attention from magical authorities or even dark forces. Some might see Harry's act as a dangerous precedent and try to either stop him or use his new - found power for their own evil purposes.

Obviously, Harry Potter and Voldemort would be the main characters. Since it's about an 'evil Harry Potter', he would be a central figure with a different personality than the canon Harry. He might be cruel, power - hungry and have a disregard for the rules of the wizarding world. Voldemort, on the other hand, would be the rescuer, perhaps seeing Harry as a tool or a kindred spirit in his evil plans.

One possible plotline could be that Voldemort rescues Harry because he sees potential in him to be a powerful ally in his quest for total domination. Harry, being evil, might have already started to dabble in the Dark Arts on his own and Voldemort wants to harness that. Another plotline could be that Voldemort saves Harry from some other threat, like the Ministry of Magic which has turned against Harry for his evil deeds. This could lead to a strange alliance between them as they both have a common enemy in the Ministry.

In such fanfiction, a common plotline is that Harry's decision to join Voldemort creates a power shift. He might use his status as the 'Boy Who Lived' to undermine Dumbledore's reputation further. Since many in the wizarding world had put their faith in Harry, his joining Voldemort could lead to widespread panic and confusion. Harry could also start to recruit other disillusioned wizards to Voldemort's cause, using his own charm and the false narrative that Voldemort is actually a liberator of the wizarding world from the old, restrictive ways.