harry potter and the magical animals fanfiction

There could also be a fanfiction where the magical animals start to rebel against the wizards. Maybe they feel exploited or mistreated. This would lead to a big conflict in the wizarding world. The wizards would have to find a way to make peace with the animals. Some wizards might side with the animals, creating a divide within the wizarding community. It would be a really exciting and different take on the Harry Potter and magical animals concept.

Harry Potter himself is often included. He might be on a new adventure involving magical animals, perhaps trying to protect a rare species from poachers. His bravery and magical skills would be put to the test in these situations.

There are various ways hunting animals can be incorporated into Harry Potter fanfiction. It could be part of a quest where the characters need to hunt a specific animal for a potion ingredient or a magical artifact. For example, a fanfic could depict Harry and his friends on a hunt for a rare unicorn, which would not only involve the physical act of hunting but also deal with the moral implications since unicorns are considered sacred in the wizarding world.

A hippogriff is also a possibility. In fanfic, if Harry turned into a hippogriff, he would have to learn how to control his new form. He could make friends with other hippogriffs and gain their trust. This could lead to new alliances in the wizarding world. Also, his hippogriff form would be very useful in battles, as he could use his beak and hooves to attack enemies.

Often, in Harry Potter fanfiction, animals are hunted using magic. For example, spells might be used to track and capture them. Wizards could use the 'Revelio' spell to find hidden animals. Then, they might use a binding spell like 'Incarcerous' to trap the animal before taking it for whatever purpose they need it for, whether it's for study or for a potion ingredient.

Well, in some fanfictions, Harry Potter is good with animals because of his connection to the magical world on a deeper level. His experiences with dangerous creatures like the Basilisk might have given him an edge in understanding animals. Fanfic authors often write him as being able to sense what animals need or want. So he can help injured magical beasts or even befriend those that are usually hostile.

Well, it could change the plot in many ways. For example, he might get early warnings about danger from animals. If a snake is about to attack someone in the Forbidden Forest, the snake could tell Harry, and he could prevent it. This would make him seem even more of a hero and might change the way his friends and enemies view him.

They could also have a connection to his emotions. In fanfiction, perhaps when Harry is feeling angry, the tattoos might darken or become more prominent. When he is happy, they could shine brightly. This connection between his emotions and the tattoos could be a way for him to better understand himself and also for others around him to gauge his mood without him having to say a word. And the tattoos could potentially attract certain magical energies based on his emotional state, further affecting his magic.

In certain fanfictions, Harry Potter could control animals due to his strong bond with nature. He may have an innate gift that is enhanced by his experiences at Hogwarts. His time in the Forbidden Forest, for instance, could have led to him developing this ability. He could be using his emotions and willpower to influence the animals, like projecting his thoughts of what he wants them to do in a way that they can understand, similar to how he communicates with his Patronus which has some animal - like forms.

Well, it's highly unlikely that animals can actually love Harry Potter fanfiction in the way humans do. Animals don't have the cognitive ability to understand the complex stories, magic systems, and characters in fanfiction. They are more focused on basic needs like food, shelter, and reproduction. However, some animals might be attracted to the presence of a person reading it, perhaps because of the person's calmness or the smell of the book.