What would be the plot of a fanfic where Harry Potter grows up in Japan?

One possible plot could be that Harry discovers his vampire heritage early on. Maybe his parents were involved with vampires in some way. As he grows, he has to hide his vampire tendencies from his Hogwarts friends while also learning to control his new powers, like super strength and enhanced senses. He might struggle with the urge to drink blood and have to find a substitute in the wizarding world.

One common plot twist could be that in Japan, Harry discovers a whole new type of magic that is unique to Japanese wizarding culture. For example, there might be magical creatures that are native only to Japan, like the Kappa, and Harry has to learn how to interact with them. Another plot twist could be related to the Hogwarts houses. In the Japanese setting, the sorting hat might have different criteria or might even introduce a new house that combines the values of the existing ones, and Harry gets sorted into this new house which changes his whole Hogwarts experience.

One possibility is that Harry has to fend for himself on the streets, learning basic survival skills like finding food and shelter. He might meet other outcasts who become his makeshift family, and together they look out for each other. Maybe he discovers some latent magic abilities on his own, without the guidance of Hogwarts, which he uses to protect his new friends from the dangers of the street.

One plot idea could be that female Harry Potter, let's call her Hari, attends a Japanese wizarding school. There, she discovers unique Japanese magical creatures like the Kappa. She might struggle to adapt to the Japanese wizarding culture which is more honor - based compared to the British one. For example, she has to learn new spells with Japanese incantations and different wand - movements.

Well, the story could involve Harry facing different kinds of creatures. In Skyrim, there are dragons, trolls, and various undead. Instead of facing dementors, he'd be fighting draugr. And his wand might be replaced by a magic staff or enchanted weapon found in Skyrim's dungeons.

Well, if we consider a 'Harry Potter grows up in Azkaban' fanfic, it could start with Voldemort winning and somehow Harry ends up in Azkaban as a baby. Growing up there, he would have to endure the cold and the constant presence of dark magic. He may learn some unusual magic just from being in that environment, and his relationships with other inmates or guards (if there are any kind interactions) could be really strange and complex.

In a wild fanfic where Harry Potter grows up, he might have all sorts of out - of - the - ordinary adventures. Maybe he'd encounter new magical creatures not in the original books. He could also develop different relationships with his friends. For example, his friendship with Ron and Hermione might take unexpected turns, like having a big fight over a new magical discovery and then reconciling in a more dramatic way.

The fanfic might explore how Harry's upbringing in the wizarding world affects his mental state as he ages. He could struggle with the pressure of being 'the boy who lived' and having so many expectations placed on him. For example, he might have anxiety about always having to be the hero. Also, his relationships with friends like Ron and Hermione could change as he matures and they all face different challenges in life. This could all be part of the psychological growth aspect of the fanfic.

One possibility could be that Harry's magic takes on a darker, more spooky tone. He might learn different kinds of magic related to the macabre in Halloween Town. For example, he could be really good at spells that involve animating skeletons or creating illusions of ghosts. His Hogwarts uniform might be modified to fit the Halloween Town aesthetic, with blacker robes and maybe some bat - like accessories.

She would likely be more influenced by Japanese values such as respect for elders and harmony. So, instead of being as headstrong as the original Harry at times, she might be more diplomatic in her approach to problems. For instance, when facing a bully in the Japanese wizarding school, she might first try to resolve the issue through peaceful means rather than immediately retaliating.