She was born a twin to the Boy Who Lived-and cast aside as if she never mattered. Lyra Potter entered the world beside Harry, sharing his blood, his fate... and none of his love. Branded the wrong child, the unnecessary twin, she was rejected early, quietly erased from the family that should have protected her. What followed was not neglect-but betrayal. Sold into the hands of HYDRA, Lyra became an experiment, a living weapon shaped by cruelty, magic, and death itself. She survives. She always does. Taken from her world and cast into the shinobi lands, Lyra grows up in war. There, her power evolves into something the world fears and cannot control-chakra fused with necromancy, death answering her call like an old friend. On battlefields soaked in blood, she earns a name that will be carved into legends and intelligence reports alike: The Grave Witch. SSS+ Threat. But this is not Harry Potter's story. This is hers. As Lyra fights through war from childhood to adolescence, she builds something she was never given-identity, purpose, and chosen bonds. Minato Namikaze, brilliant, kind, and impossibly human, becomes more than an ally. He is her anchor, her equal, and eventually, her love-someone who sees the weapon and chooses the girl anyway. Dark, emotionally charged, and unapologetically brutal, this story explores rejection, survival, and reclaiming one's name. It is about a girl who was discarded by destiny itself and chose to carve her own legend from the grave upward-no prophecy, no savior narrative, no borrowed spotlight. She is not the twin left behind. She is the one who endured. This is the story of Lyra Potter- the rejected twin, the HYDRA experiment, the Grave Witch who refused to disappear, and the girl who finally chose love on her own terms.

When a young woman dies suddenly in her world, she wakes up in another-reborn as Evelyn Thorne, a fiery-haired girl with emerald eyes and a sharp mind. But this isn't just any world. It's the world of Harry Potter, and she's been given a second life... with all her memories intact. Born a year before the Boy Who Lived moved next door to 4 Privet Drive, Evie knows every twist, every danger, every death the wizarding world is hurtling toward. But fate is a stubborn thing, and magic always comes at a price. With knowledge of the future and a fierce heart, Evelyn is determined to change the story before it begins, starting with the quiet, mistreated boy in the cupboard under the stairs. But meddling with destiny is never simple. Especially when you're trying to outwit fate itself.

Living as a twin is hard, living as the noticed, unloved twin of the BWL is harder. Ember had long ago given up telling people what really happened that night, now she focuses on herself. WBWL, Fem Harry, Alive Potters, Dumbledore bashing, bashing galore.

At five, Belladonna Potter discovers a strange book hidden in a forgotten corner of the library-an ancient text on alchemy that speaks of transmutation, balance, and the Law of Equivalent Exchange. To the unloved girl in the cupboard, it offers something magic never has: logic, power, and a way to understand the world. By seven, she attempts the unthinkable-human transmutation-to bring back the mother she never knew. The ritual fails. Belladonna survives, but loses everything below the elbow of her right arm. In its place, she builds a mechanical prosthetic, forged from steel and sorrow, powered by the very science that maimed her. Years later, Belladonna enters Hogwarts not as the Girl-Who-Lived, but as an alchemist-scarred, brilliant, and burdened with forbidden knowledge. But some doors, once opened, never truly close. And the Truth she glimpsed during her transgression is still watching. In a world of wands and spells, Belladonna Potter follows a different path. One drawn in chalk and sealed with blood. One that always demands a price.

Juniper Potter was never normal-not by Muggle standards, magical standards, or even feral-dragon-raised-by-centaurs standards. Diagnosed with the most severe case of ADHD ever recorded in both the Muggle and Wizarding worlds, Juniper is a human hurricane of hyperactivity, explosive ideas, and accidental arson. Sorted into Gryffindor mostly because the Sorting Hat was too terrified to argue, Juniper tears through Hogwarts like a squirrel on fire with a wand in one hand and questionable magical substances in the other. She doesn't mean to blow things up-most of the time-but the moment her fingers start twitching and her eyes glaze over like cursed pastries, it's only a matter of seconds before something combusts. Between inventing spells that do more harm than good, running illegal magical experiments with Weasley twins, and launching a one-girl war against boredom, Juniper proves that chaos isn't just a byproduct of magic-it's an art form. As the Second Wizarding War looms, one question remains: can Voldemort survive Juniper Potter? (Spoiler: He's considering early retirement.)

Azalea Potter's life was marked by pain before it had even truly begun. At the tender age of three, the scars of her relatives' cruelty caught the attention of magical authorities, leading to her swift - and legal - removal from the Dursleys' home. Whisked away across the seas to Japan, Azalea discovers a family she never knew she had: the proud and ancient Yukishiro Clan, a lineage of powerful Kitsune who have lived hidden from the wider magical world for centuries. Under the care of her formidable grandmother, Yukishiro Sayuri, Azalea's dormant bloodline awakens in a dazzling storm of magic, revealing her true heritage - and her first two gleaming fox tails. As Azalea grows, she learns to embrace the strength, cunning, and magic of her Kitsune ancestry. But destiny calls her back to the land of her birth, and when Hogwarts sends its letter, Azalea must walk a path few have ever dared: blending the trickster spirit of the Kitsune with the heavy legacy of the Girl-Who-Lived. In a world that sees only what they expect of her, Azalea Yukishiro Potter will teach them that a fox is never to be underestimated.

Kousuke Bakugan and Ayane Yamasaki had a tragical romance. Started by falling in love by chance, and ending with one dying in the other's arms. One final promise was forged, to meet once again and have the happy ending they both wished they had. Centuries later, Katsuki Bakugo is tormented in his sleep with dreams of a woman dying in his arms. Some extra he has never met but seems extremely familiar. An extra he still sheds tears for. What will he do when his timid yet strong-willed classmate, Ayumi Yamamoto, resembles the woman in his dreams? What will he do when she calls him Kousuke? On hiatus until Mid September Contains: Fantasy AU Loosely follows manga/anime plot Depictions of violence Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3anhN5SnF1NWIrGIX9BBLN?si=R2xq3cjEQRiQnye1XusvUw ** All characters (including their art) besides the original characters belong to Kohei Horikoshi. Cover by me (@luvbubbah) Started 08.2022

Complete as of 10/19/2025!! ~~~ A student with a water-based quirk joins 1-A with a past and the skills to match. Intrigued by her quiet, yet fiery demeanour, who cracks first? With opposite interiors and exteriors, join these two on an adventure of butting heads, heartache, and possible love. This is an MHA fanfic; all the MHA characters we know and love belong to Horikoshi, loosely based on the manga with some extra scenes for support. Settle in, and enjoy the ride. Labeled as Mature for mentions of abuse and strong language. Chapters are marked for skipping. credit to: @seisyunbotbot on ig for the cover!!

Aiko Gessei has been bullied for her quirk her entire life. Her quirk? The ability to become and commune with spirits. Watch as she gains friends during her time in Class 1-A and even possible romances. . . . I did draw inspiration for the quirk from @DimensionJumperXE and their story Necromancer, so go check that out as well if you enjoy this story :). MHA does not belong to me Cover art by RosaleeLuAnn on Deviant Art :)

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