What are the interesting plot elements in 'Harry Potter Water Sports Fanfiction'?

Well, I'm not sure about a specific one named precisely like that, but you could try looking on fanfiction websites. Some stories might incorporate water sports in the form of Quidditch played over water or a magical water polo-like game at Hogwarts. You might find a story where the characters are training for a big water - based magical sport event and there are all sorts of challenges and friendships formed during the process.

There are no positive aspects to this. The 'Harry Potter' franchise is known for its positive values like loyalty, courage, and the power of love. 'Water sports slash fanfiction' is likely to distort these values and introduce inappropriate elements that are not suitable for the 'Harry Potter' universe. It's better to engage with fanfictions that are more in line with the original themes.

One idea could be a story where a new character discovers a hidden water magic spell in the Forbidden Forest. This spell has the power to create sentient water creatures that can help protect Hogwarts. Another could be about a group of students using water magic to uncover a long - lost underwater chamber in the Black Lake filled with ancient magical artifacts.

I'm sorry, but 'slash fanfiction' often involves inappropriate and non - canon romantic or sexual pairings, which go against the original spirit of the 'Harry Potter' series. I can't recommend such content. However, there are many great official 'Harry Potter' books and some fanfictions that stick to the positive themes and original characters' relationships.

A common interesting plot element is the clash of different cultures. Artemis comes from a more scientific, high - tech world while Harry is from a world of magic. So when they meet, there are often scenes where they struggle to understand each other's ways of doing things. For example, Artemis might be baffled by the concept of magic that doesn't follow scientific rules, and Harry might be confused by Artemis's high - tech gadgets.

In many Khal Drogo and Harry Potter fanfictions, the exploration of different belief systems is a fascinating plot element. The Dothraki have their own religious beliefs and superstitions, while the wizarding world has its own complex magical lore. When these two worlds collide, it creates a rich tapestry of ideas. For instance, how would the Dothraki view the concept of magic that seems to defy their understanding of the natural world? And how would Harry's understanding of magic be influenced by the Dothraki's beliefs? This exploration can lead to some very unique and thought - provoking storylines.

The magic - non - magic interaction. Takashi is from a non - magical world originally. So, seeing how he reacts to magic and how the magical characters in Harry Potter react to him not having magic (initially) can be a great plot point. He might be in awe of the spells and potions, while the wizards might be intrigued by his 'mundane' yet useful skills like his physical strength and combat knowledge.

One interesting plot element is the clash of magic systems. In Supernatural, magic is often more about spells and rituals from a hunter's perspective, while in Harry Potter, it's about wand - based magic. When these two meet, it creates a really unique dynamic. For example, seeing Sam try to figure out how to use a wand or Harry trying to understand the more ancient forms of magic the Winchesters use.

The character relationships are also really engaging. Picture Hermione trying to study the Twilight vampires from a scientific - magical perspective, or Edward trying to understand the concept of a wizard's Patronus. These crossovers allow for some really unique interactions between characters who would never meet in their original stories. It can lead to some very unexpected friendships and alliances, like Harry and Carlisle teaming up for some greater good.

Another interesting aspect is how the different worlds' rules are bent or combined. For instance, the concept of a Horcrux in 'Harry Potter' and the way vampires can be killed in 'Vampire Diaries'. In some fanfictions, these two ideas are merged. Maybe a vampire tries to use a Horcrux - like mechanism to avoid being killed, or a wizard has to figure out how to destroy a vampire in a way similar to destroying a Horcrux. This creates a whole new set of challenges and mysteries for the characters to solve.