It could be a villain. Maybe it's been corrupted by dark magic and is out to attack students at Hogwarts.
A minotaur could be a misunderstood hero. For example, it was wrongly accused of a crime in the magical world and Harry and his friends help prove its innocence. They discover that it has a gentle side and was only acting in self - defense before. It then becomes an ally to them in future adventures.
He could be a mentor. Since he's immortal, he has a vast amount of knowledge and experience. He could teach young heroes or anti - heroes about the value of life and how to use their powers responsibly. For example, he could guide Robin on how to be more strategic in combat, sharing his own experiences from fighting Voldemort.
They could be a tool for a hero in the fanfiction. A wizard inventor might use nanites to create a new type of magical device. These nanites could be programmed to perform specific tasks like detecting dark magic in the air or helping to heal magical creatures. This would give the hero an edge in their adventures against the forces of evil in the wizarding world.
He could be an antagonist. Maybe he tries to steal magical artifacts from Hogwarts for his own gain.
She could be a powerful witch. Maybe she's a long - lost relative of Minerva McGonagall, and she comes to Hogwarts to teach a new and unique subject. For example, a subject about ancient magic spells that have been forgotten over time.
The Black Magic Gundam could be a protector. Maybe it was created by an ancient wizard to safeguard the wizarding world from a great threat that was foreseen. In the fanfiction, it could be reactivated to fight against a new dark force that the normal spells and magic of the wizards can't handle.
She could be a mentor figure. Just as Sherlock Holmes is known for his brilliant mind, Mummy Holmes could pass on some of that wisdom to the young wizards. For instance, she could teach them how to observe details more carefully, which is useful in both detective work and in dealing with the often - tricky magical situations at Hogwarts.
A 'creature baker' could be a source of unique magical treats. For example, they could make biscuits that give the eater the ability to communicate with certain magical creatures for a short time.
A father in a Harry Potter fanfic could also be an educator. He could teach his children about the wizarding world, its history, and magic spells. He might pass on family - specific magical knowledge that has been passed down through generations.
A healer could be the one to discover the unique healing properties of goblin scale. They might experiment with it in their potions and spells, and then use it to treat patients with difficult - to - cure conditions. For example, if a patient has a magically induced illness that normal remedies can't fix, the healer might turn to goblin scale - based treatments.
Ghouls can play the role of a minor threat. They might be the cause of some small scares for the characters, like making strange noises in the middle of the night. For instance, in a fanfic where a young wizard is exploring an abandoned manor, a ghoul could be hiding in the cellar, and when the wizard gets close, it growls menacingly.