There were two children at the Potter's the night Voldermort attacked, one was left there by an old friend, and the other was the Heir to the house of Potter. One was picked up by the friend, one was sent to the Dursleys. The problem? The two were sent to the wrong destinations. Now Harry's mother has reunited with him, and she IS. NOT. HAPPY. Starts at the end of year 1.

Without time travel shenanigans to save them, Harry and Hermione get killed by the Dementors, and find themselves in a very different Afterlife. Offered the chance to be reborn in a different world by Aqua, the two accept the offer. Will Harry Potter succeed in defeating the Devil King? Or will the difficulties of trying to manage his party of misfits be too much for him to handle?

AU Multi-cross. The powers that be decides to have 7 reincarnated girls and woman from other universes protect Harry Potter. Okay... in reality the "Powers that be" were just bored... And a couple of the ones chosen might end up destroying Hogwarts... But at least Harry is well protected... maybe... hopefully... yeah... Please R&R.

Homura has a new plan to keep Madoka safe, but chances are Madoka isn't going to like her version of "protective custody"

Milo, a genre-savvy D&D Wizard and Adventurer Extraordinaire is forced to attend Hogwarts, and soon finds himself plunged into a new adventure of magic, mad old Wizards, metagaming, misunderstandings, and munchkinry. Updates monthly.

("Is Your Great-Aunt an AI!" sequel) GLaDOS has learned how to do magic, and is going to be teaching at Hogwarts. And it's just as well, for a plot is afoot to cause trouble at Hogwarts. Can a genius, if insane, computer and her great-nephew Harry stop things from spiralling out of control? Or will the beast of the Chamber of Secrets thwart even GLaDOS and Harry?

Some Celestial Being or another decides to spice things up by switching the mind of Slade Wilson with that his parallel universe counterpart, Wade Wilson. How will Deadpool fare in Deathstroke's body, in his position? And with him on the loose, however will Jump City, the Teen Titans and all of the other heroes and villains of the DCAU manage to cope?

Harry Potter is a boy with nothing. No parents, no family, unless you count the Dursleys but then who would, and nothing to believe in. Of course, this can be easily fixed by a dimension hopping dogoo and a sadistic goddess. Unfortunately for the Wizarding World, she made a lasting impression on young Harry.

The year begins with a bang a the Quidditch World Cup, and so a prudent Dumbledore goes to an old friend for a favor and certain blonde-haired, black-white witch arrives where she's least expected. Let the gears of fate twist at the hands of the Phantasm!

Suzumiya Haruhi has always been one for abnormalities, things she calls interesting but other people would call odd. So when her father gets a job transfer to England...how could things turn out any different than this? Harry learns some things, some scandalous facts are brought into the light, and a Dark Lord is proved to be thoroughly cuckoo for Cocoa-Puffs.

The Goblet of Fire still selects the missing Boy-Who-Lived as the fourth participant of the Tri-Wizard Tournament. This event results in a new exclusive dungeon appearing via energy portal near Planeptune, in which the world's only male CPU decides, "Let's explore it!"

While flying back from Godric's Hollow, Hagrid accidentally drops baby Harry over a wild forest. Harry is raised by rebel fairies until his Hogwarts letter arrives. The Dark Lord is in for a surprise... HP/LV romance. SLASH.

Equestria, the shining kingdom is under attack by massive armies lead by Daemons of Chaos. Celestia has had to flee to the moon with her sister, and given a powerful spell to her student. A spell to call forth a great hero.

What would happen if we had everything we ever wanted? What if certain tragedies, in the past, were averted? One would normally think this would make a better world. Some old traumas could be gone. But the new pains could be worse.

It was a natural progression. Once the Ree became stable, they naturally had to use their superhuman abilities and perfectly acceptable sociopathy to make the world a better place, right? Right? Yes, this can only end fantastically.