students react to nagisa

Nagisa's best friend might be really surprised at first. But then, being a true friend, would support Nagisa through this strange change. They would probably help Nagisa with things like choosing girl - appropriate clothes or dealing with any mean comments from other students.

Their other classmates like Okuda would be very sweet. She might make them some special potions or concoctions as wedding gifts, something that symbolizes good luck and a long - lasting marriage. And she would be all shy and cute about presenting it to them.

Kayano would be completely devastated. Since she had a special bond with Nagisa, she might become withdrawn and filled with rage, vowing to take revenge on whoever was responsible.

There could be an older, more mature character, like a college student who she meets by chance and who is drawn to her unique charm and innocence.

It could be that a teacher or another adult mentions it during a class discussion. That might pique the interest of the E class and they start digging deeper.

Their relationship would likely become more serious and committed. They'd have to rely on each other more than ever before.

In this fanfiction, the students' reactions would be diverse. The Gryffindor students would be especially proud to have two of their house's greatest heroes as teachers. They would be full of enthusiasm in class. Some Hufflepuff students might appreciate their down - to - earth nature and the practical knowledge they bring. Ravenclaw students could be interested in picking their brains about the more complex aspects of magic they faced. Slytherin students, while some might be initially skeptical, would soon be won over by their competence. Harry and Ginny's presence would bring a new energy to Hogwarts, and the students would be at the center of this exciting change.

The students at McKinley would probably be very excited at first. They'd be full of questions about his magical world. Some might be a bit scared, especially when he shows off some powerful magic. But overall, they'd be very interested and would quickly adapt to having a wizard as a teacher.

The more timid students might be a bit scared at first. But once they realize he's just a gingerbread man, they might join in the chase or just watch the chaos unfold. They could be amused by his antics like running up and down the stairs or hiding in the corners of the classrooms.

Some students would be super excited. The younger students especially would be thrilled to see cute Pokémon like Eevee around the castle. They would be eager to learn from them and make friends with the Pokémon.