How would the concept of 'Harry Potter pulls a gun' change the tone of the story?

Well, if Harry Potter used a gun, it could potentially make the story more dangerous in a different way. Guns can be very lethal and quick, unlike some spells which can be deflected or countered with magic. This would change the pacing of the story. Instead of long, drawn - out magical battles, there could be sudden and decisive shootings. However, it would also be a bit out of place in the magical world of Hogwarts. The charm and allure of the school with its secret passages and magical creatures would be somewhat marred by the presence of a Muggle weapon like a gun. It would be like introducing a modern - day object into a medieval - like magical setting.

The tone might become more fantastical. While the original Harry Potter series is already full of magic, the Fae bring their own brand of otherworldly magic. So, with Harry as a Fae prince, the story could have more elaborate and strange magical elements, like Fae - specific spells or rituals. This would change the overall feel of the story from a more traditional wizarding tale to something that has a broader and more exotic magical scope.

Perhaps it's a story where Harry Potter is transported to a world that combines elements of the wizarding world and a modern, gun - using society. He pulls a gun to protect his friends when they are attacked by some unknown and powerful force that magic has no effect on. This could lead to him having to learn about the new rules and ethics of using such a weapon while still relying on his magical abilities.

Well, it changes it a great deal. Firstly, it adds a whole new layer of relationships. Harry, as an omega, has different relationship dynamics with his friends and enemies. For example, his friends might be more protective. Secondly, the mpreg aspect means there's a new life to protect, which wasn't in the original story. So, it changes the focus from just fighting Voldemort to also safeguarding his unborn child.

It changes the story by expanding the scope of Harry's world. Instead of just Hogwarts and the UK wizarding world, he's now part of an international magical community. His values and beliefs are likely to be more diverse.

The reincarnation can completely change the relationships. For example, if Harry is reincarnated, he might not have the same bond with Ron and Hermione. He could form new friendships that were not possible in the original story.

In fanfictions, Harry's emancipation often means he can act more independently. For example, in some, he doesn't have to wait for Hogwarts to start learning magic. He can explore his powers on his own terms, which speeds up his development and changes the power dynamics with his enemies.

It changes it a great deal. In the original, Harry was a hero, but still a mortal with limitations. In 'Harry is God' fanfiction, he has unlimited power. For example, he can instantly defeat Voldemort without a big battle. He can also change the very fabric of the wizarding world, like creating new spells or magical creatures.

Well, in the original story, Harry grows up in a muggle household with no knowledge of the wizarding world until he's 11. If he's raised by Orion Black, he'd be immersed in magic from the start. His view of the wizarding world would be shaped by the Black family's history and values. He may be more confident in his magic abilities and have a different set of friends. Also, his relationship with Dumbledore might be less father - figure - like as Orion would be his main parental figure.

It changes it a great deal. For one, Harry's physical abilities are different. Instead of relying on his sight for things like Quidditch, he has to find other ways to participate or may not be able to at all. His relationships also shift. His friends might be more protective or he might be more independent in some ways.