How would the story change if Harry Potter gives up magic in fanfiction?

His relationships would also change. Some friends might distance themselves because they are so immersed in the magical world. Others might stay by his side, and together they'd explore a new kind of adventure, one without magic but full of human emotions and real - world challenges.

Voldemort and Harry's relationship would be very strange. Voldemort might not trust Harry at first, even though he has given up. He would constantly be on guard, thinking it's a trick. And Harry, on the other hand, would have to navigate living in the Death Eaters' world. The other Death Eaters would also be suspicious of Harry, some might even try to kill him to prove their loyalty to Voldemort.

The story would take a very different turn. The dynamic between Naruto and the rest of the characters would change. For example, Naruto might become more focused on protecting the village without the distraction of Sasuke. His relationships with other friends like Sakura might also be affected. Sakura might be disappointed in Naruto at first for giving up, but then they could bond over the loss of Sasuke in a different way.

If Naruto gives up on his dream in a fanfiction, the whole Naruto universe would be drastically different. His friends would be shocked. For example, Sasuke might not have the same motivation to grow stronger as Naruto's unwavering determination was always a driving force for him. The village of Konoha would also lose a great source of inspiration. Naruto was always the one to believe in the village's future and strive for its betterment. Without his dream, the hope he spread might fade away, leading to a more gloomy atmosphere in the village.

Hermione would likely throw herself more into her work. She might become even more independent and less likely to rely on others. This could lead to her making new friends and alliances within the wizarding world who are more in tune with her new single - minded focus on her career and causes.

If trained by Orochimaru, Harry's magic could change in several ways. Firstly, he might develop a more aggressive and offensive style of magic, as Orochimaru is often focused on power and combat. Secondly, he could start using magic in a more self - serving way, rather than for the good of others as he was taught at Hogwarts. And finally, his connection with magical creatures might change, especially if Orochimaru introduced him to some of the more dangerous and exotic creatures in his world. Harry's magic would no longer be the pure and somewhat naive magic he had before, but a more complex and potentially dangerous form of magic.

Well, he might start to explore a new career path in the non - magic world. For example, he could become a writer and write about his past magical experiences from a new perspective.

If Harry Potter was a jinchuuriki in a fanfiction, his identity would be more complex. He would not only be a wizard but also a host to a powerful entity. His relationships with others would shift. Some might fear his new power, while others might try to use him. His journey to defeat Voldemort would take on a new dimension as he has to learn to control and use the power of the jinchuuriki. And his battles would be different, with new abilities and tactics that combine wizardry and jinchuuriki powers.

The story would change a great deal. In the original, Harry being in Gryffindor meant he was associated with courage and heroism. In Slytherin in fanfiction, he'd be associated with cunning and ambition. The Sorting Hat's decision to put him in Slytherin would likely be due to some different interpretation of his character traits. Maybe it saw his ambition to defeat Voldemort as more of a Slytherin - like quality. This would also change how the teachers view him. Snape, for example, might be less hostile towards him since they are in the same house.

The romances in the Harry Potter series would be non - existent. The slow - burning love between Ron and Hermione or the unrequited love of Snape for Lily would be completely absent. Instead, interactions would be more matter - of - fact. For instance, if Ron and Hermione were to go to the Yule Ball together, it would be just for the sake of following the social norms of Hogwarts, not because of any budding feelings.