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4162: When you are Potters - Danny, Scarlett and Harry

Nov 09, 2017 22:30

Title: When you are Potters
Perpetrator: AstroGravity Phan
Sue-O-Meter: Toxic
Cover/Banner Art: Their avatar is, “as you can see an young Vlad is with Danny and Dani! . Isn’t that cute :3 Adorable. I hope I will make an fanfic about that” Just a heads up. The writer is from Singapore.
Summary: “Danny, Scarlett and Harry are Potters. Can they ( Read more... )

Comments 6

darth_gojira November 11 2017, 01:02:26 UTC

I'm just glad I'm not a Danny Phantom Fan so I can only be offended for one franchise

auregan November 11 2017, 02:20:20 UTC

I think it is very hard to do crossovers because you have to really know those canons to do the story justice. I once did a crossover for the d'Artagnan romances/Murdoch Mysteries for a challenge and it was really difficult to write.

Even if one is very familiar with both canons, it is very hard to write them together. A lot of these writers seem to forget that you have to keep characters the way they are in the books or television shows they originally come from.

Though, I should say that I don't exactly see Lord Voldemort yelling out 'Shut up, you mutt' to anybody before he attacked or killed them. That seems rather odd to me.

darth_gojira November 12 2017, 19:42:07 UTC

Crossovers are usually VERY difficult. My Harry Potter/Godzilla fic turned out to be a problem and I wound up abandoning it. I surprisingly did better with a Friendship is Magic/How to Train Your Dragon crossover.

auregan November 11 2017, 02:57:44 UTC

I don't like any writer who turns around and says 'I plan on having 70-80 reviews for this story...' It's not the way writing a story works. You should write because you want to write and not because you crave for reviews that tell you things like 'Update please' and 'Best story ever ( ... )

darth_gojira November 12 2017, 19:42:34 UTC

I'm lucky to get a review per chapter

anonymous November 12 2017, 19:30:38 UTC

Out of curiosity, I decided to look at that full list. The one that stands out the most to me is "Your friends and family think that you have carpal tunnel syndrome." I'm wondering why they didn't just say "You're pretty sure you have carpal tunnel syndrome." I feel like the first person to suspect they'd have it would be the one suffering from similar symptoms. The chance of someone else noticing would be slim, unless you personally talk about the symptoms.