What are the common tropes in werewolf pregnant fanfiction?

In a 'werewolf claims Hermione' fanfiction, the transformation scenes of the werewolf are often a big part. It can be a moment of both danger and allure. Hermione might be the only one who can calm the werewolf during the transformation or she could be in danger during it. Additionally, the werewolf's pack dynamics can play a role. Sometimes the pack may not accept Hermione at first, leading to conflict and the need for the werewolf to fight for her acceptance within the pack.

In 'pregnant Keith fanfiction', a typical trope is the emotional journey. Keith may go through a range of emotions such as fear, excitement, and confusion about the pregnancy. Also, there could be a trope of secrecy, where Keith tries to hide the pregnancy for some reason, maybe to protect someone or because he's not ready to face the consequences. And often, there's the trope of the support system, showing how his friends or family come together to support him during this time.

One common theme is the protection of the unborn pup. The pregnant werewolf and her pack often go to great lengths to ensure the safety of the baby. Another theme is the change in relationships. Her relationship with her mate, family, and packmates can be significantly altered during pregnancy.

One common trope is the 'unexpected pregnancy'. It creates a lot of drama as the two characters, Bakugou and Midoriya, have to deal with the sudden change in their lives. Another is the 'protective partner' trope, where either Bakugou or Midoriya becomes extremely protective of the other during the pregnancy.

One common trope is the 'forbidden love' aspect. Since they are from different species, their relationship is often not accepted by either the human or werewolf society. Another is the 'protective werewolf' where the female werewolf protects the human male from various threats.

One common trope is the 'forbidden love' aspect. Since they are from different 'sides' in the wizarding world, their relationship is seen as something that should not be. Another trope could be the 'redemption' of Lucius through his relationship with Hermione and the impending arrival of a child. There might also be the trope of Hermione 'taming' or changing Lucius for the better.

The 'fish - out - of - water' trope can also be present. For example, if fem Harry is the one pregnant, she might struggle with the physical and emotional changes in a world that is still male - dominated in many ways. And Draco might be out of his element in dealing with a pregnant Harry, especially if it goes against his family's expectations. There could also be a 'found family' trope as they navigate this new situation together and form a new kind of family unit.

One common theme is the struggle for survival. The pregnant werewolf may face threats from within the pack or from outside forces. Another theme could be the mystery of the werewolf's pregnancy. In fanfiction, it might involve unique werewolf biology or magic. Also, the birth itself can be a moment of great drama, with the pack rallying around or there being some sort of complication that tests the characters. It often shows the werewolf's maternal instincts kicking in strongly, even if she has to overcome her more feral side to protect her new offspring.

One common trope is the instant, intense attraction between the human and the werewolf. It's like a magnetic pull that they can't resist.

Often, these comics might focus on the emotional journey of the pregnant character. They could also explore the changes in relationships and family dynamics.