What are the common themes in human and goblin fanfiction?

One common theme is the clash of cultures. Since goblins and humans usually have different ways of life, this can create interesting conflicts and resolutions. Another is the theme of acceptance, like a human learning to accept a goblin's strange ways or vice versa.

A common theme is the clash of cultures. Goblins often have their own unique society and values, which are different from humans. So, stories explore how characters deal with this cultural gap.

One common theme is the struggle for acceptance. Female goblins are often depicted as outsiders in many fanfictions, either in their own goblin society or in the world of other races. Another theme is magic and power. Since goblins are usually associated with magic, female goblins often have to come to terms with their own magical abilities.

One common theme is the clash of cultures. Harry, being raised by goblins, has to navigate between goblin culture and wizarding culture. Another is his search for identity, as he's not a typical wizard - raised Harry.

One common theme is friendship. The female paladin often forms a strong bond with the Goblin Slayer or other adventurers. Another is the fight against evil, as she uses her paladin powers to combat goblins and other threats. Also, there can be themes of self - discovery as she navigates the dangerous world of the Goblin Slayer universe.

One common theme is the clash of different worlds. Since it combines Harry Potter's magical world with Goblin Slayer's more brutal and medieval - like world, there's often a theme of characters from one world adjusting to the other. For example, a Hogwarts student might be shocked by the extreme violence in the Goblin Slayer world.

Adventure is a common theme. The reader often goes on quests with the Goblin Slayer. Another is the theme of survival, especially when facing goblins.

One common theme is the mystery surrounding goblin magic. Since J.K. Rowling only scratched the surface in the original books, fanfiction often explores the unknown aspects of it.

One common theme is growth. Both characters grow, with the Priestess becoming more experienced and the Goblin Slayer perhaps learning to trust others more. Another is protection. The Goblin Slayer is always protecting the Priestess, and this is often a central part of the stories.

One common theme is identity. Kurama has to figure out how his demon self and his human self coexist. Another theme is friendship. Since he's in the human world, he forms relationships with humans which often play a big role in the stories.