In the 'harry potter is too powerful fanfiction', how does Harry Potter's excessive power change the plot compared to the original series?

It broadens the perspective. By seeing different versions of the wizarding world in the multiverse, readers can understand that the original series is just one of many possibilities. For example, in the multiverse, the Hogwarts houses could have different characteristics or the wizarding world could have different political systems.

In fanfiction, his time in Azkaban might be more about his internal struggle and growth. He may use his time to discover new magical abilities or gain a deeper understanding of the wizarding world's politics. In the original series, he never actually experiences Azkaban, so this is a completely new scenario in fanfiction.

The fanfiction might change the plot in terms of Harry's relationships. Maybe his new ability with the Nuibari makes some of his friends jealous or in awe of him. Also, it could attract the attention of new characters or factions who are interested in the Nuibari. This could create new alliances or rivalries for Harry. For example, some dark wizards might want to steal the Nuibari from him, leading to new conflicts. And in his journey to master the Nuibari, he might have to visit new places or seek help from unexpected sources, thus diverging from the original plot.

Well, it changes everything. Without Harry, there's no 'Chosen One' to fight Voldemort. So, Voldemort would likely rule the wizarding world unopposed. The Hogwarts School might become a place that only teaches dark magic or is completely under Voldemort's control.

It adds a new type of creature. The werepire concept changes the magical world by introducing a different kind of threat or ally. Harry might have to face different challenges related to this new entity.

Well, in fanfiction, compared to the original books, Harry's role as champion can be a lot different. He may be involved in more complex political situations within Hogwarts. In the books, the focus was more on the tournament tasks, but in fanfiction, he could be dealing with power struggles among different groups of students or teachers while being the champion.

The most obvious difference is Harry's identity. In the original, he is a Potter, which shapes his story in many ways. In this fanfiction, not being a Potter means different relationships and a different standing in the wizarding world.

In the original series, Harry and Snape have a very tense and often hostile relationship. But in this fanfiction, their relationship is likely to be much more positive. Harry feeling safe with Snape means there is a sense of trust that was absent in the original.

Well, in the original, Harry is very much guided by the values of the wizarding world. However, as a demon lord in fanfiction, he often rebels against those values. His character development may involve him forging his own path, which might not always be a positive one in the eyes of the traditional wizarding community. He could be more self - serving at times, focusing on his own power and survival rather than the greater good of all wizards. Also, his relationships with other characters like Hermione and Ron can change drastically. Instead of relying on them, he may view them as either allies he can use or obstacles in his way.

The fight against Voldemort would be very different. Since Hogwarts is a key place in the battle against the Dark Lord, if Harry isn't there, the defenses of Hogwarts might not be set up in the same way. Also, he won't be trained by the professors, so his magical skills won't develop as they did in the original story. Without Harry at Hogwarts, the balance of power between good and evil in the wizarding world could shift in a very unexpected way.