What are some interesting pranks in 'Harry Potter Pranks Everyone' fanfiction?

A really funny prank could be where a student's quill is jinxed to write only in limericks. So when they're trying to take notes in class, instead of normal writing, it comes out as comical rhymes. This can be a source of great embarrassment, especially if they don't notice right away. Also, pranks with vanishing ink on important parchments are quite common in fanfiction. The victim thinks they've written important information, but it all disappears, leaving them frustrated and others amused.

Typically, Harry is one of the main ones. He has a knack for getting into and out of trouble with his pranks. Hermione might also be involved in some pranks in a more strategic way, using her vast knowledge of magic to create unique and elaborate pranks. And of course, the Weasley twins are almost always at the center of the most elaborate and chaotic pranks in the fanfiction.

One prank could be Harry using magic to make all of Dudley's clothes two sizes too small overnight. Another might be making the Dursleys' living room furniture float whenever they try to sit down. And he could also use magic to make the food on their table turn into slugs when they're about to eat.

There could be a fanfiction where Hermione comes up with a brilliant prank. She uses a spell to make Umbridge's parchment write out all the unjust rules she has made instead of whatever Umbridge is trying to write. Every time Umbridge tries to write a memo or a note, the parchment just keeps repeating things like 'No groups larger than three' and 'No fun allowed' over and over again, driving her mad.

Well, in some fanfictions, there are pranks like magically changing the taste of the food in the Great Hall. So, instead of delicious pudding, it turns into something like stinky socks. Also, pranks with brooms are popular. For example, some students might charm the Slytherin team's brooms to suddenly start flying backwards during a Quidditch match. And then there are pranks with spells that make a person's voice change randomly, which can lead to some really funny situations in the hallways.

Peter could play a really funny prank on the Avengers. He might use his agility to secretly attach some helium balloons to Captain America's shield. So when Cap tries to throw it, it goes all wobbly in the air because of the balloons. And for the Hulk, Peter could create a holographic image of a really cute kitten right in front of him. Since the Hulk is usually associated with destruction and anger, seeing a cute kitten would be a really unexpected and humorous situation.

One interesting scenario could be Harry using a charm to make Snape's potions ingredients misbehave during class. For example, the shrivelfigs start bouncing around the cauldron. Another could be Harry transfiguring Snape's cloak into a bright pink color while he's walking down the corridor. Or perhaps Harry using a spell to make Snape's voice change into a high - pitched squeak when he's trying to give a lecture.

In some fanfics, the 'pranks bashing' might involve the teachers getting fed up with the constant pranks. So, they come up with their own clever ways to stop the students from pranking. Professor McGonagall could use her transfiguration skills to turn all the prank items into harmless objects. This would not only put an end to the chaos but also teach the students a lesson about respect for the school environment.

Maybe Harry could use a transfiguration spell to turn all of the twins' clothes into something ridiculous, like bright pink tutus. Since they are always the ones playing pranks, it would be a great turn of events. He could do it when they are about to go to a big event at Hogwarts, like a Quidditch match or a school dance.

One prank that's quite common in fanfiction is when students bewitch the stairs to move in unexpected ways, like turning into slides or leading to wrong floors. This causes a lot of confusion, especially for first - years. Also, there are pranks where students use transfiguration to change the appearance of teachers' desks into something ridiculous, like a giant cake or a pool of slime.