Harry's character can change in a more morally ambiguous way. Since necromancy is considered a dark art, his dabbling in it might make him question the black - and - white view of good and evil he had before. He may start to see that there are gray areas in magic and in life, and this can make him more complex and less predictable. For example, he might be more willing to take risks that he wouldn't have considered before, even if they seem a bit on the dark side, all in the name of achieving a greater good.
In some fanfictions, Harry's newfound knowledge of necromancy makes him more secretive. He has to hide what he's doing from his friends and teachers. This secrecy can lead to him becoming more independent. He can't rely on others as much because he doesn't want to be caught. As a result, he becomes more self - reliant and maybe a bit more calculating as he tries to figure out how to use necromancy without getting into trouble.
He becomes more brooding. The knowledge of necromancy and the power it brings can isolate him as he realizes it's a power not many understand or accept. So he might withdraw from his usual jovial self.
If the device in the fanfiction is a time - traveling gadget, it could completely transform Harry's life. He could go back in time to learn from the founders of Hogwarts, understand the origin of certain dark magic, and use this knowledge to prevent future disasters in his own time. It would also give him a chance to meet his parents and gain a deeper understanding of his own heritage.
His loyalty becomes more evident. In the original story, his loyalty to Dumbledore was somewhat hidden under his grumpy exterior. In this fanfiction, as Harry is learning to trust him, Snape's loyalty to the side of good and his care for Harry become more pronounced. He might take more risks to protect Harry and Hogwarts, and his actions are no longer so easily misinterpreted as malevolent.
He might become more in tune with nature. Since the Phoenix is a symbol of rebirth and nature in the wizarding world, Harry could develop a stronger sense of environmental magic. For example, he could be able to communicate with other magical creatures more easily, not just the Phoenix.
He becomes more humble. Elves are used to serving and being in a subservient position. Growing up with them, Harry would learn the value of every being, no matter their status. He'd be less likely to show off his magical abilities like he might have in the original story.
He might become more sneaky and calculating. Since he's a thief now, he would have to be good at hiding his actions and planning his 'heists'. His moral compass might also shift a bit as stealing isn't exactly an ethical behavior in the normal wizarding world.
In 'Harry Potter son of Loki' fanfiction, Harry changes significantly. His sense of identity is greatly shaken. He no longer just sees himself as a simple wizard. He now has this connection to Norse mythology. This makes him more curious about different forms of magic and otherworldly things. He may become more of an outcast as well, since his heritage is so different. But this also makes him stronger in some ways. He has to rely on himself more and develop his own unique set of skills and powers that come from both his Potter and Loki lineage.
Harry in this fanfiction is likely to be more ruthless. Voldemort's upbringing would make him less empathetic. He may value power above all else and be more willing to use dark magic to achieve his goals. His relationships would also be different. He wouldn't have the same close - knit group of friends as in the original story. Instead, he might be surrounded by Death Eaters or those who follow Voldemort's ideology.
In this fanfiction, Harry's change is quite significant. Firstly, his view of himself and his place in the world is completely altered. Instead of just being a wizard, he is now part of something much bigger. This new identity gives him a different kind of courage. He's not just fighting for the wizarding world against Voldemort, but also has a connection to Asgard. His relationships with his friends also change. They might see him in a new light, and he might have to deal with their different reactions. He could become more of a leader, using his new powers and status to inspire others. And his magic might even be influenced by his Asgardian heritage, making it more powerful or having different manifestations.
In this kind of fanfiction, Harry often becomes more proficient in potions and other areas that Snape is good at. His relationship with Snape also makes him more empathetic towards Snape's past and the Slytherin house in general. He may not be as quick to judge people based on their house. Also, he might develop a more complex view of the wizarding world's politics, as Snape is deeply involved in some of the darker aspects of it.
In some fanfictions, Harry might use necromancy to bring back important figures like his parents. This could lead to complex emotional and moral dilemmas as he tries to interact with them in a world that has moved on without them.