windkaze

New York—a city where the number of supervillains and the crime rate far surpass Gotham’s. Gotham needs Batman, and so does New York. Transported to New York, he has no wealth, no gadgets, no loyal butler—only a stranger’s body. Starting from nothing, he must build everything anew.

This is a story about a crew made up of an idiot, a hopeless romantic, a money-hungry scoundrel, a liar, a pet, a scheming girl, a pervert, a skeleton… and one man with a pair of glasses. As Sherlock looked at the carefree smile beneath the straw hat, he calmly pushed up his glasses with a sigh. “Why did I ever get on this cursed ship?”

At the age of eight, after losing his parents, Bruce Wayne made a single wish: “I don’t want to be afraid anymore.” Then, a bat appeared before him and offered a contract. “Young Batman, I shall grant your wish. But first… we’ll have to take a little trip through the worlds of horror.” From that moment on, Bruce’s journey around the world became something far more literal. He wandered through countless terrifying worlds, surviving nightmare after nightmare. And when he finally returned, he was no longer the same child who once feared the dark. The experiences he gained shaped him into a very different kind of Batman.

“Protect magical creatures? Of course I protect them. Can’t you see I eat them every meal?” “Death Eater? Pfft, even dogs wouldn’t join that. Why not learn about my glorious Food Disciple Cult instead?” “Old Dumbledore! Why is it that you can publish The Twelve Uses of Dragon Blood, but I can’t publish Twelve Ways to Cook a Dragon?!”

After spending his sixth year at Hogwarts a century ago, Harry finds himself back in the cupboard under the stairs in 1991, once again receiving his Hogwarts acceptance letter. "You’re telling me my parents were killed by a dark wizard?" Harry asked. "Who is this dark wizard? Why are you all so afraid of him that you won’t even say his name?" "It’s Vol—," Hagrid began cautiously. "Well, we call him Voldemort, because he personally killed hundreds of people." Harry nodded nonchalantly. "And what happened the next day?" Hagrid: "Uh?" -- Author:咬人甘蓝

(No prior knowledge of Warcraft or Harry Potter is required to understand this story. The Warcraft elements are merely background, ensuring an easy reading experience.) After defeating the Burning Legion, Prophet Harry found himself back in his eleven-year-old body. The sudden appearance of a wizard, an alternative kind of magical power—Harry finally understood the origins of the mysterious energy within him that even the mages of Dalaran couldn’t decipher. A Shaman Prophet? Or a Wizard? To Harry, there wasn’t much of a difference. The warhammer and shield remained his tools to protect the world—or perhaps now, he’d have to add a wand to the mix. And another thing: Yes, he could summon ancestral spirits. But why did Hogwarts’ Potions Professor always want to ask his mother’s spirit a few questions? Excerpt from an interview with Harry Potter, hailed as the greatest wizard of the 21st century, defeater of two Dark Lords, founder of Prophecy Magic and Soul Magic, and the architect of modern Elemental Magic theory. Published in The Daily Prophet: “What motivated you to stand up at such a young age and take on the burden of saving the entire British wizarding world?” "I couldn’t help it." “What do you mean?” "I couldn’t stop myself from punching them." “...Oh.” --- author: 花妖梦璃

He was just some guy-an artsy Ravenclaw with ink-stained robes and big dreams about enchanted paintings. Gave rousing speeches, won all the school awards, and seemed like the kind of student who'd end up teaching third-years about magical ethics. Then history blinked, and suddenly his name replaced Voldemort's-like if the wizarding world quietly swapped out its greatest villain for a slightly more stylish version of a certain 1940s German with leadership issues. ---- (This is a TL) Author: 凉白开不喝

Lynn, a boy with subtle psychic powers and a strange pocket that creates magical items, lives cautiously while helping others in secret. After meeting the lonely and struggling Harry, he offers him a single enchanted cookie. That night, Harry eats it—and an unexpected change begins, pulling both of them into a fate far different from the ordinary world.

In fairy tale worlds, there always seems to be a certain type of character who offers hope when the protagonist is in trouble, turns the impossible into possible, and creates one miracle after another. That’s right, they are— The sea witch who gave the Little Mermaid her legs, Jafar who became the driving force behind Aladdin freeing the Genie, Maleficent who bestowed blessings upon Sleeping Beauty… and, of course, Hogwarts’ Divination professor, Victor. Victor is particularly adamant that the outside world holds deep prejudices against him—after all, he insists he’s an excellent professor. As for why his students turned the school into a candy house, created tin men without hearts, or grew vines that reached the sky… he has absolutely no idea. ---