Harry Potter Harry raised by Magneto

Prince Charon

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#1
Magneto see young Harry (around five to seven) perform a bit of accidental magic, hears Vernon call Harry a freak, and start hitting him... well, I'm sure you can imagine Eric's reaction to that sort of behavior.
 

SmacksKiller

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#2
That's going to take a lot of work to merge the X-Men and the Wizarding world in something that makes sense. Or you can just have a Magneto that's extra-dimensional
 

GenocideHeart

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#3
SmacksKiller said:
That's going to take a lot of work to merge the X-Men and the Wizarding world in something that makes sense. Or you can just have a Magneto that's extra-dimensional
Dr. Strange, at one point, does imply that magic users have their own society, though.

And wouldn't it be ironic if Harry turned out to be a mutant whose 'power' is to defuse potentially lethal situations, kinda like Longshot? Totally passive, and not overly powerful, but you just can't kill him. :lol:
 

TheClueless

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#4
GenocideHeart said:
And wouldn't it be ironic if Harry turned out to be a mutant whose 'power' is to defuse potentially lethal situations, kinda like Longshot? Totally passive, and not overly powerful, but you just can't kill him. :lol:
Actually, I'm doing something similar with my planning of my HP/Pokegirls story. (But without it being a mutant power.) Snape actually was right when he dissed Harry to Bellatrix and Narcissa (in Half-Blood Prince): Harry's just naturally lucky and charismatic.

Of course, Snape does underestimate how useful Harry's "power(s)" can be. Does it really matter that you can't do something, as long as you have a loyal friend/minion who can? And are lucky enough that the individual in question is nearby when you really need them? :D

The Clueless
 

Mighty Bob

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#5
I'm extemely far from being an expert (or even mild fan for that matter) on all things X-men, but I can't help but love this idea :yay: Even a plebian such as myself knows that Magneto is a total badass with a strong set of morals/sense of right and wrong.

Leaving the problem of what Magneto is doing in the HP world (or the HP world doing within the Marvel-verse); exactly what would the master of magnetism be doing for the young mage? Beyond rescuing him from abusive mundanes? Would Harry adopt many/all of his mannerisms and sense of whats good and just in the universe? Would he find uses for his wizard abilities that Rowlings wizards could only gawk at? And so on and so forth.

Any snippets from someone at least? :hail:
 

zeebee1

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#6
Magneto does have a strong sense of what's right and wrong, it just changes with the writers. He would have serious issues with the Ministry. There ability to track underage magic is akin to the Mutant Registration Act.
 

Prince Charon

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#7
zeebee1 said:
Magneto does have a strong sense of what's right and wrong, it just changes with the writers. He would have serious issues with the Ministry. There ability to track underage magic is akin to the Mutant Registration Act.
Not quite that bad. Apparently, the tracking wards are on the kids houses (possibly only the houses with no adult wand-users in residence, so that the Muggleborns can't practice as much as the purebloods can), not the wands or the kids themselves, and is (supposed to be) removed on their seventeenth birthdays.
 

zeebee1

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#8
What it means is that they identify everyone who can use magic, and limit the magic users own ability with their own laws. There are parallels. Just imagine Magneto's reaction when Harry's put on trial for using magic to save Dudley from having his soul removed.
 

SotF

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#9
I think Maneto would relate to Harry pretty easily in this, and the reactions of the Magical World may change Manetos goals slightly to less destructive ones
 

SotF

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#11
If in the Marvel universe Harry could have other teachers as he grows up with a more open minded Magneto that is aiming for a goal more like Xaviers of harmony rather than domination by either side (After seeing the effect that a similar ability (magic) had on another society)
 

Reozul

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#12
I don't know much about the marvel universe but:

Harry with longshot powers meet scarlet witch.

two people with probability manipulation, cue to really freaky things happening.
 

SotF

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#13
Reozul said:
I don't know much about the marvel universe but:

Harry with longshot powers meet scarlet witch.

two people with probability manipulation, cue to really freaky things happening.
If you pick the right timing for it, Magneto could decide that Harry is worthy of actually marrying Wanda. Leading to a very odd situation
 

jbcarpen

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#14
SotF said:
Reozul said:
I don't know much about the marvel universe but:

Harry with longshot powers meet scarlet witch.

two people with probability manipulation, cue to really freaky things happening.
If you pick the right timing for it, Magneto could decide that Harry is worthy of actually marrying Wanda. Leading to a very odd situation
With that much probability manipulation in their genetics, any children they had would be truly frightening. for anyone who has read 'Ringworld', I would see their children as being something like Teela Brown.
 

zeebee1

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#15
There will be no Harold James Lensharr. First, his name is Harry, not Harold. Second, Lensharr is an assumed name.
 

GenocideHeart

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#16
zeebee1 said:
There will be no Harold James Lensharr. First, his name is Harry, not Harold. Second, Lensharr is an assumed name.
Actually, Erik Lehnsherr is Magneto's actual name. The assumed one is MAGNUS. >_>
 

Reozul

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#17
jbcarpen said:
With that much probability manipulation in their genetics, any children they had would be truly frightening. for anyone who has read 'Ringworld', I would see their children as being something like Teela Brown.
Most annoying character ever.

Considering the entire book happened because of her.

But in regards to ringworld... Harry with a natural TASP ability. :snigger:
 

the DragonBard

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#18
Prince Charon said:
zeebee1 said:
Magneto does have a strong sense of what's right and wrong, it just changes with the writers. He would have serious issues with the Ministry. There ability to track underage magic is akin to the Mutant Registration Act.
Not quite that bad. Apparently, the tracking wards are on the kids houses (possibly only the houses with no adult wand-users in residence, so that the Muggleborns can't practice as much as the purebloods can), not the wands or the kids themselves, and is (supposed to be) removed on their seventeenth birthdays.
There are at least two major differences that Magneto might see between the MRA, and the Underage Magic detection.

Unlike the MRA, Underage Magic detection is done by his own kind. The MRA was purely a means of controlling mutants by normal humans, with the possibility of it being used to destroy them. Magneto might see it more along the lines of Xavier's Cerebro, simply tracking them down to keep them safe.

Second, it's done only until the child reaches maturity, it's not a lifelong thing.

Though Magneto would probably hear about the Death Eaters, and start thinking DE=Nazis.
 

zeebee1

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#19
There was a retcon in the 90's that revealed that Erik Lehnsherr was a cover that he used so people couldn't find him. The alias he used was "Erik Lehnsherr the Sinte gypsy". That was obviously fake as he was never a gypsy.

Underage magic detection might have been formed with the intent to benefit those with magic, but the actual application leaves a lot to be desired. When Dobby used magic they thought Harry did magic. Despite the fact it was done through the use of non-human magic, and didn't even use a wand. There was no investigation, just a warning. It couldn't even tell that there was no wand involved. So someone with a bad case of accidental magic problems would be proscecuted.
 

GenocideHeart

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#20
Actually, Erik did travel with gypsies for a while. If you recall, he found Bova with a band of gypsies...
 

zeebee1

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#21
Wiki: Hunted for the destruction of the town and attempting to search for Magda among her own people, it is revealed that Magneto pays a forger to create the cover identity of "Erik Lehnsherr the Sinte gypsy" for him.
 

GenocideHeart

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#22
zeebee1 said:
Wiki: Hunted for the destruction of the town and attempting to search for Magda among her own people, it is revealed that Magneto pays a forger to create the cover identity of "Erik Lehnsherr the Sinte gypsy" for him.
Marvel Directory makes no mention of that angle anymore. I suspect it was retconned out of existence with the recent Magneto overhaul.

Just sayin'...
 

DhampyrX2

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#23
Last I knew anything about Magneto he was in the concentration camps for being Romani aka a gypsy, not for being Jewish. Which also made the Wanda + Kurt to give eventual birth to Nocturne angles a little more credible. Rom are naturally more inclined to stay within their own society because they are so easilly shunned and persecuted by others. Kurt is almost an ideal boyfriend or husband for Wanda in Magneto's mind. He Romani, he's an obvious mutant, he painfully chivalrous, and he's fiercly loyal. Granted, it's to Professor X, but still.

Once angle you could take here, although I'm reluectant to suggest it, is to make it the X-Men: Evolution Magneto that finds Harry. He was evil through most of the series but the visions of the future Professor X got from inside Apocalypse's mind show him teaching at the Xaview school for the gifted with the likes of Iceman, Wolfbane, and some of the other younger mutants laughing and carrying on with him in the Danger Room. Basically his apparent change of heart from fighting Apocalypse took root and he became the guy that was Xavier's best friend again.

Now picture Harry raised in that environment. Wanda and Agatha Harkness to guide his study of magic, a shit-ton of older brother, sisters, aunts, and uncles to give him some kind of happy childhood, and freaking Magneto teaching him how to not take crap from anyone.

Just as interesting as the comic versions, but with one extra advantage... there was never enough of Evolution to retcon, so Magneto is consistent. That alone makes it an attractive alternative IMHO.
 

GenocideHeart

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#24
Um, Kurt is technically GERMAN. At his time of birth, Raven Darkholme was posing as a German, so he's registered as such, and given his heritage, you can't call him a gypsy anyway. If anything, gypsies would AVOID a German... especially one who looks like a demon, and according to the most recent retcon, IS half demon. *stabs the Azazel angle*
 

DhampyrX2

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#25
GenocideHeart said:
Um, Kurt is technically GERMAN. At his time of birth, Raven Darkholme was posing as a German, so he's registered as such, and given his heritage, you can't call him a gypsy anyway. If anything, gypsies would AVOID a German... especially one who looks like a demon, and according to the most recent retcon, IS half demon. *stabs the Azazel angle*
Technically speaking there ARE German Romani tribes, including the one that ran Kurt's circus and adopted him. He's still Rom in the eyes of the Romani people. And depending on what version of Magneto you use Pietro and Wanda's mother was either Polish or GERMAN Rom herself. Magneto would have no problem with Kurt. Neither would his tribe. Romani are Romani no matter where they choose to wander. And the Romani in Germany were persecuted as badly if not worse than Jews during the Holocaust. He may have been born to a German Count or Baron (I choose to ignore the crappy reality of Azazel and substitute my own earlier version that made more sense), but he was still adopted into the Romani and raised as one of them. In thier eyes Kurt is one of them.
 
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