Is 'Harry Potter is Niklaus Mikaelson fanfiction' a legitimate or popular concept in the fanfiction community?

Well, it's hard to say. It depends on how active the fans who are interested in both 'Harry Potter' and 'The Originals' are in the fanfiction world. There might be some really creative writers out there who have explored this idea, but it may not be widely known. Maybe it has the potential to gain more popularity if more people discover it and start writing or reading about it.

I'm not sure if it's a very popular concept. Harry Potter and Gaster are from two very different fictional universes. Gaster is from Undertale while Harry Potter has its own extensive world. It might be a very niche or experimental idea within the fanfiction realm.

Well, it's a rather strange concept. Harry Potter and Magneto are from two very different fictional universes. In the fanfiction world, while there are some really out - there crossovers, this one seems quite odd. It might not be a mainstream or highly popular concept as the two franchises have different settings, magic systems, and overall themes. However, there could be some niche fanfictions exploring this idea, but it's not something you'd typically expect to be super common.

Well, it's a rather strange concept. In the traditional Harry Potter universe and the Darkseid concept from DC, they are from very different fictional realms. Harry Potter is about magic in a wizarding world, while Darkseid is a powerful and often very dark entity in the DC universe. It might be a very niche or even a crossover idea that only a few fans might explore, so it's not likely to be a mainstream or highly legitimate concept in the general fanfiction community.

I'm not sure it's a particularly legitimate or widespread concept. 'Harry Potter' is a well - established fantasy series with its own lore, and turning it into a 'geisha fanfiction' seems like a very niche and perhaps inappropriate mash - up. It might violate the original spirit of the 'Harry Potter' world and also might misappropriate the concept of geisha in an unethical way.

Well, it's not a very common or mainstream concept. Harry Potter and Slenderman come from different fictional universes with very distinct themes. Harry Potter is a well - established magical world with its own set of rules and characters, while Slenderman is more of a modern horror creation. Combining them in fanfiction would be quite a niche idea and not something that the general Harry Potter or mainstream fanfiction community would widely embrace.

It's not a typical or well - known concept. Harry Potter has its own lore and a large fan base that mainly focuses on the wizarding world's internal elements like the houses of Hogwarts, the fight against Voldemort, etc. Sephiroth, on the other hand, is a very different character with his own complex backstory in the Final Fantasy universe. Fanfiction usually tries to stay somewhat true to the source material, and melding these two would be a very odd and perhaps not very popular approach in the general fanfiction community.

I'm not sure it's a very common or legitimate concept. Harry Potter and Kakashi are from two completely different fictional universes. Harry Potter is a wizard in the magical world of Hogwarts, while Kakashi is a ninja from the Naruto universe. It's a very strange combination for a fanfiction, but I guess in the wild world of fan creativity, anything is possible.

I'm not entirely sure if it's a super popular concept. Fanfiction often has all sorts of wild crossovers, but 'Harry Potter' and 'Sabretooth' seem like an odd pairing. It might be a very niche idea within the fanfiction world.

Well, it's a rather strange concept. Harry Potter is set in a world of magic with its own unique elements like wizards, witches, and Hogwarts. Nazguls belong to Middle - earth in The Lord of the Rings. The two have different tones, themes, and magic systems. While fanfiction can be very creative, this seems like a very niche and perhaps not a widely accepted idea in the fanfiction world. It might be something that a very small number of people with a very specific and creative idea might explore, but it's not likely to be mainstream in fanfiction.