Kaleialoha "Kalei" Wataru was born between worlds. The daughter of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru and Hawaiian Muggle-born witch Nalani Keawe, Kalei loses her mother as a baby when Nalani is killed while visiting her friend Lily Potter in Godric's Hollow. Suddenly, Lance is a single father raising a magical little girl while determined to keep her mother's Hawaiian heritage alive. As if accidental magic wasn't enough, Lance soon discovers something nobody expected. Kalei is a mutant. She can transform into any Pokémon-and use its moves. By ten, Kalei begins her own Pokémon journey. By eleven, she has a complete team, defeats the Elite Four, beats her own father, and immediately refuses the Champion position because she wanted the victory, not Lance's paperwork. Then two magical schools come calling. Ilvermorny. And Hogwarts. Kalei chooses the school willing to accept her Pokémon, her Pokégear, and everything that comes with being Kaleialoha Wataru. Hogwarts thinks it's welcoming an unusually talented Hawaiian witch and Pokémon Trainer. Then someone threatens her friends. Kalei turns into Suicune. And Lance realizes he may have forgotten to send Hogwarts one very important parenting manual. Large Pokémon? Someone has officially fucked around. Legendary Pokémon? Find out who Kalei is protecting. Tiny Pokémon hiding beneath furniture? Call Lance. Because beneath the Hawaiian swearing, dramatic transformations, Champion-level battling, and absolute chaos gremlin behavior is still an eleven-year-old girl who sometimes misses her mother enough to become an Eevee and hide from the world. Hogwarts has survived trolls, dark wizards, and cursed corridors. Now it has Kaleialoha Wataru. Good luck.

She is a seventh-year Slytherin. Hogwarts' star Seeker. Seeker for the Irish National Quidditch Team. An accomplished Pokémon Trainer who defeated the Indigo Elite Four and Champion Lance himself. And, somehow, the wife of the legendary Dragon Master. She should be terrifying. Instead, she's an endlessly cheerful, fast-talking menace whose favorite words are "Yep, yep, yep!", whose Patronus and Animagus form are a little duck-billed dinosaur, and who once defeated Lance only to discover that becoming Champion involved paperwork. Her response? Absolutely fucking not. Paperwork breeds faster than bunnies in a hutch, thank you very much, and bragging rights are plenty enough. So she transforms into a dinosaur and runs. Now she's back at Hogwarts for her final year when the Triwizard Tournament arrives, bringing foreign schools, dangerous tasks, the Yule Ball, suspicious magic, and one illegally entered fourteen-year-old Harry Potter. Between professional Quidditch, NEWTs, Pokémon training, protecting the "young'uns," surviving Hogwarts, and a Dragon Master husband who keeps appearing whenever things get interesting, she has quite enough on her plate. Unfortunately, Hogwarts has never cared about anyone's schedule. And when trouble comes? The little duckbill might be adorable. But she's married to a dragon-and she's one hell of a Trainer herself.

'Until death do us part'-Words often used in wedding vows. Elise Malcom was a bit different than everyone else...she has always had a touch of darkness in her, very sensitive to the spiritual world and loved gothic things. She also studied cultural anthropology, but has to find some place else to live as she does not like the loud college dorms she was originally supposed to live in. The only place she could even afford was an old manor that seemingly looked run down and was owned by a creepy, kooky, and altogether spooky family known as the Addams Family. The Addams Family instantly take a liking to Elise and consider her more of a 'cousin' than a college tenant and Elise feels more like family than she ever had in all her years of foster care. While staying at the Addams Family house, she meets Edgar, cousin to Wednesday and Pugsley and nephew on Morticia's side but considers himself more of an Addams than a Frump. As time goes on, Elise finds a strange normal with this family and wouldn't trade it for anything else, despite people questioning her on why she would stay with such a creepy family. (Elise is there for both The Addams Family and Addams Family Values along with Edgar) (I do not own Addams Family, though sometimes I wish I was part of their family)

The night the McKinnon family fell, the Wizarding World believed one more innocent child had been lost to Voldemort's war. They were wrong. Hidden from Death Eaters by ancient magic woven between worlds, newborn Lyra McKinnon is carried across the sea between dimensions to the one man fate never intended her to know-her father, Trafalgar D. Water Law. Raised aboard the Polar Tang among pirates instead of wizards, Lyra grows into a fierce young woman with the powers of the mythical Moon-Moon Fruit, a Devil Fruit that grants her dominion over moonlight, tides, and illusions. She learns surgery from Law, swordsmanship from the Heart Pirates, and that family is something earned-not simply inherited. But on her eleventh birthday, the magic in her mother's blood awakens once more, pulling her back into the Wizarding World and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There she discovers the truth about her mother's murder, her connection to Harry Potter, and a red-haired prankster named Fred Weasley who always seems to make her smile. As darkness rises again, Lyra must balance two worlds, two families, and two destinies. Love comes slowly, friendships are tested, and old enemies refuse to stay buried. Years later, when adulthood arrives sooner than expected and the responsibilities of building a family collide with a new war, Lyra and Fred will discover that growing up can be just as terrifying as facing Voldemort. Because sometimes the greatest adventure isn't saving the world... It's learning how to build a home after surviving it.

Dahlia Lily Potter survived Voldemort. Barely surviving the Dursleys is another matter. When a terrified young Dahlia transforms into a carnivorous dinosaur hatchling to protect herself, even Vernon Dursley finally decides he's had enough-and Albus Dumbledore discovers Lily Potter had a half-brother in America. Owen Grady. Soon, Dahlia Lily Potter legally and magically becomes Dahlia Lily Grady, raised by an uncle who becomes her father and among velociraptors who become her pack. But Dahlia's transformation leaves permanent changes. Scales remain on her human skin. Her senses are those of a predator. Anger turns Lily's green eyes unmistakably raptor-like, and she can communicate with Blue and the other raptors even while human. Then her Hogwarts letter arrives. Owen's dinosaur-raising daughter is a witch. And when the Sorting Hat places her in Slytherin, Dahlia finds herself somewhere surprisingly familiar. Another pack. Another misunderstood predator. Another place she intends to protect. After all, what's one little raptor among snakes? The Wizarding World remembers the Girl Who Lived. Jurassic World will know Owen Grady's daughter. And neither world is remotely prepared for Dahlia Lily Grady.

The Evans family was never ordinary. Lily was destined for greatness in the wizarding world. Petunia chose a life far from magic. But their much younger sister, Rosalie Evans, forged a destiny neither of them could have imagined. Leaving Britain behind, Rosalie travels to the Kanto region to become a Pokémon Trainer. Through courage, compassion, and countless battles, she earns the respect-and eventually the heart-of the legendary Vermilion City Gym Leader, Lt. Surge. Together, they build a life where Pokémon and family come first. But peace is shattered when Lily and James Potter are murdered, leaving young Harry Potter orphaned. Forced to watch her nephew grow up with the Dursleys, Rosalie vows that no matter the distance between worlds, Harry will never truly be alone. As Hogwarts, Pokémon, and ancient magic collide, Harry discovers that his greatest allies may come from a world where friendship is as powerful as any spell, and where the Evans legacy shines brighter than ever before. One family. Two worlds. A legacy forged by lightning and magic.

Born from two worlds never meant to touch, one little girl carries the blood of both magic and Pokémon. Before Lily Evans returned home to marry James Potter, she placed her newborn daughter into the arms of the only man who had truly loved the child from the very beginning-Legendary Pokémon Champion Lance. Through tearful confession, Lily admitted that a love potion had clouded her judgment and that she could never be the mother the little girl deserved. Lance never blamed the innocent child. Instead, he vowed to become everything she would ever need. Raised among Dragonite, Charizard, Gyarados, Aerodactyl, and the rest of her father's powerful Pokémon, the young witch grew into a fearless dragon tamer whose closest friends weren't people-but dragons. Then, on her eleventh birthday, an owl arrived. Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry had come calling. Sorted into Slytherin alongside a generation that included Fred and George Weasley, she quickly proves she is nothing like the ambitious pure-bloods around her. Proud, loyal, cunning, and possessing the heart of a dragon, she refuses to hide who she is-even if no one believes Pokémon could possibly exist. But the worlds are beginning to overlap. Ancient dragon magic is awakening. Legendary Pokémon are stirring. And a dark wizard called Lord Voldemort is searching for a power older than wand magic itself. The Dragon Champion's daughter may be the only one capable of protecting both worlds before they collide.

James Potter had two children. The world only remembered one. Before Harry Potter became the Boy Who Lived, James had a daughter with Shizuka Nekonome-a half-witch, half-yokai girl named Akari Nekonome-Potter. But Lily Evans never accepted her. Forced to choose, James sent Akari away. No visits. No promises. No return. Akari learned to stop waiting. Then James and Lily died. The daughter he abandoned became his firstborn heir-and future Lady Potter. At Hogwarts, she meets her brother, Harry. He is Gryffindor. She is Slytherin. Rivalry and resentment grow. Then the Goblet of Fire changes everything. Cedric Diggory is chosen-then two more names appear. Akari Nekonome-Potter. Harry James Potter. One entry. Two champions. Hogwarts cheers Cedric. Slytherin claims Akari. Harry blames her. During the First Task, they hide from a Hungarian Horntail. They argue. Harry snaps: "No one would care. One less Slytherin." He shoves her. The dragon breathes. Akari survives-but is horribly burned on the right side of her body. Everyone sees. Everyone hears. When she wakes, she makes her choice. She invokes an ancient rite. Harry is stripped of the Potter name. Harry James Potter becomes Harry James Evans. But the Goblet still binds them. The Tournament continues. The Second Task approaches. The maze awaits. And Akari, sensing something wrong, finally listens to her instincts. Because the Potter they threw away may be the only one who realizes- the Tournament was never meant to be won.

Ancient magic never forgets a promise. When nineteen-year-old Aurora Black, the only daughter of the late Regulus Black, reaches adulthood, an old marriage contract binds her to Bulgaria's Quidditch prodigy, Viktor Krum. Raised by the Malfoys after her father's death, Aurora has spent her life navigating the dangerous politics of pure-blood society. She expected duty-not love. After a wedding just before the Quidditch World Cup, Aurora returns to Hogwarts for her final year as Draco Malfoy begins his fourth. Between the excitement of the Triwizard Tournament, whispers about the mysterious Lady Krum, and the expectations of two powerful families, she discovers married life is far more complicated than she'd imagined. Then one unexpected surprise changes everything. Now Aurora must balance NEWTs, pure-blood politics, an overprotective husband hundreds of miles away, meddling Malfoys, and the shocking realization that she may be facing adulthood much sooner than planned. She still plans to hex whoever thought that marriage contract was a brilliant idea. After all... Ending up married to Viktor Krum wasn't the problem. Falling in love with him while surviving the consequences just might be.

Before Lily Evans married James Potter, she had a daughter-and gave the newborn entirely into the custody of her father, Lt. Surge. Raised in Vermilion City among Pokémon, Gym battles, and Electric-types, Surge's daughter grows up knowing nothing about witches, wizards, or the little brother named Harry Potter she never knew existed. Then Professor McGonagall arrives at the Vermilion Gym with an impossible revelation. She's a witch. With Elekid at her side and her Pokémon team coming with her, she travels to Hogwarts, where the Sorting Hat places her in Slytherin. But Hogwarts soon discovers that Lt. Surge's daughter doesn't think like a witch. She doesn't see Gryffindors, Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws, and Slytherins. She sees potential. Friends. Rivals. Teammates. People whose strengths might complement her own. As Harry Potter's story unfolds much as destiny intended, his older sister makes her own choices-sometimes helping him, sometimes refusing, and sometimes changing events simply because she refuses to accept that this is how things have always been done. She's a Slytherin. She's a witch. She's a Pokémon Trainer. And Hogwarts has never encountered anything quite like Lt. Surge's daughter.