Well, in this fanfiction, the aliens could be after the Philosopher's Stone. They sense its great power from outer space. So they invade Hogwarts. The alien technology might be a match for the magic at first. But then the wizards start to combine different spells in creative ways. For example, Hermione could research ancient spells that could disrupt the aliens' energy fields. And Ron would be there to support Harry as they lead the fight against the invaders.
In a Harry Potter Alien Invasion fanfiction, the aliens might come to Earth because they want to enslave the wizards. They see the magic as a valuable resource. When they invade, they start by attacking Diagon Alley to disrupt the wizarding economy. Harry and his friends are caught off - guard at first. But then they quickly gather allies. They teach some of the non - magical people basic defensive magic so they can also fight. The wizards then use their unique magic, like apparition, to surprise the aliens and fight back.
One possible plot could be that aliens invade Hogwarts. They might be attracted by the powerful magic there. The students and teachers would have to put aside their differences within the wizarding world and unite against the alien threat. Harry Potter and his friends could use their knowledge of magic, like defensive spells, to fend off the aliens.
Obviously, Harry Potter himself would be one of the main heroes. His experience in fighting dark wizards would give him the courage and skills to face the aliens. Hermione Granger would also be a key hero. Her vast knowledge of magic would be crucial in coming up with strategies against the alien invaders.
One idea could be that the aliens target the Dust in Remnant as a powerful energy source. The RWBY team has to figure out how to protect it while also learning about the aliens' technology to fight back.
There could be an alien race that has a very different ideology from the people of Remnant. For example, they believe in a survival - of - the - fittest concept at an extreme level. Their leader, who enforces this ideology and leads the invasion, would be the main antagonist. RWBY would have to oppose this leader's cruel ways and protect their own values.
I think 'Independence Day' is also very popular. The idea of a global coordinated effort to fight off the aliens is really exciting. And the huge alien ships hovering over major cities is a very memorable image from both the movie and the novel. Additionally, 'The Invasion of the Body Snatchers' has a certain popularity because of its creepy concept of the aliens taking over humans without them even realizing it at first.
The animals might be very confused. Some could run away in fear. For example, the deer in the forest would dash through the trees, trying to find a safe place far from the alien invaders.
Some animals would hide. Mice would scurry into their holes and stay there until they think it's safe.
Definitely not. J.K. Rowling created the Harry Potter series with a focus on the magical elements within the wizarding community. The story is set in Hogwarts, a school for wizards, and involves things like spells, potions, and magical creatures. There are no elements of alien fanfiction in it at all. It's all about the magic and the coming - of - age journey of Harry and his friends.
The plot might involve Naruto and Temari being sent on an invasion mission to stop a new, powerful threat. This threat could be a dark organization that is gathering powerful artifacts. They invade their base to retrieve the artifacts and prevent the organization from using them for evil. Along the way, they might face many powerful foes and have to rely on each other's strengths.
First, a great alien invasion book needs a unique concept for the aliens. For example, in 'The War of the Worlds', the Martians are technologically superior and have a completely different biology. Second, it should have engaging characters. In 'Ender's Game', Ender is a complex and relatable character that draws you into the story. Third, the plot should be full of tension. 'The Day of the Triffids' keeps you on the edge of your seat as the triffids are slowly taking over the world.
Another unique aspect is the cultural clash. The wizarding culture is very different from what we might assume an alien culture to be. So, when characters from both worlds meet, there are interesting exchanges. Like how the aliens might view Quidditch as a strange and dangerous sport, while the wizards are fascinated by the aliens' mode of transportation.