History FanFic / HarryTano

* AdoptionConflict: An interesting inversion. Four-year-old Harry is adopted by a [[TrappedInAnotherWorld stranded]] Ahsoka Tano (even adding her last name on to his). While all of the main characters (including the [[AdaptationakNiceGuy goblins]] and [[DeadPersonConversation Lily Potter]]) see Ahsoka as Harry's mother, many other characters refuse to (either due to it being an adoptive relationship or because [[FantasticRacism they refuse to see the Togruta as a person]]). A good indicator of whether or not someone sees Ahsoka as Harry's parent is if they call him Harry Potter or Harry Potter-Tano ([[InnocentlyInsensitive one-time slip ups]] don't count).

* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler:Lily Potter]] pulls this posthumously!

* AbusiveParents: The Dursleys, who much more vicious than canon. To the point Harry refers to himself as freak before his rescue.

''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/9264843/1/Harry-Tano/ Harry Tano]]'' (mirrored [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/27701308/chapters/67795897 here]]) is a ''Franchise/StarWars''[=/=]''Literature/HarryPotter'' crossover written by Creator/TheBeardedOne. Sometime after ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'', Ahsoka Tano is attacked by Clone Troopers carrying out Order 66. Fortunately, a strange device Ahsoka was investigating is activated during the attack and spirits her away.

* CanonWelding The story does not contradict the canon StarWars timeline. This gets even more ridiculously obvious with the linked story [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9694328/1/Knave-Squadron Knave Squadron]] which was written almost a decade prior and winds round the StarWars timeline like a lovesick python before joining the Harry Tano story in the first epilogue.

* EasilyForgiven: When the truth about how the Dursleys treated the (missing) Harry gets out, many members of the wizarding government are utterly horrified by what they'd allowed to happen. More than half of them, upon finally meeting Harry, apologize sincerely. Harry, having learned the ways of the Jedi from his mother, is willing to forgive them all. The trope is inverted with the Dursleys; when they encounter Harry by chance at the London Zoo, Vernon makes it clear that he's not sorry for what he did and tries to verbally attack Harry. Harry doesn't try to get revenge on the Dursleys (as Jedi don't pursue revenge), but Remus and literally EVERYONE who came to the zoo with him is ready to throw down. The Dursleys wisely retreat.

* LastOfHisKind: With the fall of the Galactic Republic and its' reorganization into the Galactic Empire, Ahoska, Harry, and the other Padawans of Earth are effectively the last of the Jedi Order.

* PragmaticVillainy: The purebloods. While racist and classist, they're also smart to know that purebloods are dying out due to decreased birthrates and inbreeding. As such, he's willing to twist the definition of pureblood in order to restore magical bloodlines. If a muggleborn manages to get six NEWTs they will rise to the status of half-blood, while the more Masteries and WANDs exams they achieve the higher they rise in the pureblood hierarchy. This means that really smart muggleborn could become a pureblood.

* ComeWithMeIfYouWantToLive: Basically sums up how Ahsoka gets Harry away from the Dursleys. While they don't speak the same language (at first), she is able to deduce that he's been abused (to the point that she believes he's a slave) and has him leave with her for his own safety. He agrees instantly (as she's [[TearJerker the first adult figure he can remember treating him with kindness]]).

* ForWantOfANail: NUMEROUS examples, from [[SparedByTheAdaptation different fates for many of the characters]] to personality changes. For example, because Harry was raised by Ahsoka instead of the Dursleys, he has a slightly different personality than in the books or movies, having learned emotional control from Ahsoka and never truly acting out of anger or hatred. His desire to learn all he can about magic and the Force also lands him in Ravenclaw instead of Gryffindor.

* LaserGuidedKarma: Peter Pettigrew is brought to justice for betraying the Potters and framing Sirius. Not only is he captured by the very man (or dog) he framed, but its arranged so that he's kept in the exact same Azkaban cell that Sirius spent the last four years in.

* EasilyForgiven: When the truth about how the Dursleys treated the (missing) Harry gets out, many members of the wizarding government are utterly horrified by what they'd allowed to happen. More than half of them, upon finally meeting Harry, apologize sincerely. Harry, having learned the ways of the Jedi from his mother, is willing to forgive them all. The trope is inverted with the Dursleys; when they encounter Harry by chance at the London Zoo, Vernon makes it clear that he's not sorry for what he did and tries to verbally attack Harry. Harry doesn't try to get revenge on the Dursleys (choosing not to get revenge), but Remus and literally EVERYONE who came to the zoo with him is ready to throw down. The Dursleys wisely retreat.

* MissedHimByThatMuch: Despite how much he wanted to kill Harry, Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter never again re-encounter one-another directly after Harry was made an orphan [[spoiler: and a failed Horcrux]] in the story, The closest that Harry got to Voldemort unknowingly was when Harry attended Defense Against the Dark Arts' Class with Professor Quirrell, where Harry felt out Quirrell with the Force and felt something ''wrong'' with the Professor, yet brushed it off. [[spoiler: Harry Potter [[TheUnfought never even landed the killing blow]], it was the future Minister of Magic Ladon Greengrass that took the credit of ending the Dark Lord after [[EtTuBrute Lucius]] and Severus found and destroyed his last Horcrux.]]

* SparedByTheAdaptation: Due to the large cast that the ''Harry Potter'' Franchise is known for: and how many of them are killed or had their lives severely and negatively impacted through the events of the seven books by Voldemort, The Death Eaters, and the heroes alike. [[ForWantOfANail With the events that take place in the story itself]]; it is actually easier to count the number of people who actually ''weren't'' spared by the adaptation.

* TookALevelInKindness: A LOT of characters are much nicer here than in the original books. Rita Skeeter, for example, has much more integrity than shown in the books or movies (not to mention being more open to Muggle culture and being the first person to alert the magical world about what's happened), and Snape is noticeably nicer to his students and Harry than in any HP work. The list goes on.

* WrongContextMagic: The Force when interacting with Magic, especially with how a Lightsaber is capable of instantly destroying powerful magic wards [[spoiler:and shielded Horcruxes like Salazar Slytherin's Locket]] and deflecting powerful spells and curses cast at the wielders, [[spoiler:including the Expelliarmus and the Killing Curse]]. [[spoiler:Ahsoka Tano also used a mental-link meditation on a young Harry Potter to remove the portion of Tom Riddles' soul that imbedded itself within the boys' scar without killing Harry, and taking from the fragments left behind the ability of speaking Parseltongue and Apparating for herself.]]

* BadassNormal: [[spoiler:Abraham Black; a nephew of Sirius Black, despite being a Muggle and having no affinity to Magic, he's instead discovered to be Force-Sensitive and is taken under the wing of Ahsoka Tano and trained in the ways of the Jedi. After Harrys' [[CurbStompBattle battle]] with Draco Malfoy, Abraham dueled against Harry and won, earning both of them little fan clubs in Hogwarts. Many other Muggle Force-Sensitives would also fall into this category later on when the Jedi Order began to officially form.]]

* DepartmentOfChildDisservices: Played with and ultimately averted. Harry, as in canon, is abused by the Dursleys after [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Dumbledore leaves him with them, unknowingly against Lily and James' wishes]]. However, after Harry is rescued by Ahsoka (who destroys a good part of the Dursley house) and "disappears", the police see tell-tale signs of abuse and arrest the Dursleys. Everyone agrees that Harry is better off with Ahsoka as his guardian, and several characters go out of their way to apologize to Harry for not acting sooner.

Exaggerated when Ladon, Hopkirk, and Quirrell reach the final trial, stand long enough to figure out which potion is the solution to get through the doorway, and that only one can go through... before [[RuleOfFunny Ladon Greengrass simply casts Bombarda on the doorway to get through it, instead of choosing who gets to drink the potion]].

* MythologyGag: [[spoiler: Dumbledore's]] final act mirrors Arvel Crynyd's in Return of the Jedi almost down to a tee.

** Remus and Sirius definitely qualify, going all over the world to look for Harry when he disappears and then never leaving his side once they find him.

* TookALevelInKindness: A LOT of characters are much nicer here than in the original books. Rita Skeeter, for example, has much more integrity than shown in the books or movies, and Snape is noticeably nicer to his students and Harry than in any HP work. The list goes on.

* WhosOnFirst: Chapter 49 features one with built in [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] courtesy of [[NotSoAboveItAll Remus Lupin]].

* NoodleIncident: James Potter's bachelor party. Apparently Moony ended up dressed as a ballerina while Sirius was trouserless. Sirius is the [[LetsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain only one willing to bring it up]], and a suggestion to watch the memory via Pensieve is immediately shot down by Moody.

* NoodleIncident: James Potter's bachelor party. Apparently Moony ended up dressed as a ballerina while Sirius was trouserless. Sirius is the only one willing to bring it up, and a suggestion to watch the memory via Pensieve is immediately shot down by Moody.
** Don't forget Moody singing "I'm a Little Teapot."

* PortalDoor: The Rune Doors invented by Lily Potter and vital to [[ThePlan Ahsoka's plans.]]

* EndangeredSpecies: The purebloods are dying out due to inbreeding and low birthrates. A fact which Hermione cites in the Daily Prophet, and [[AwesomenessByAnalysis leaves a bread trail of information that leads to the same conclusion for everyone that reads it]]. [[spoiler:its' so effective that [[DragonAscendant Lucius Malfoy]] uses this information when hammering out the details of the new Blood Status system he and other former Death Eaters created once assuming power.]]

* FamilyOfChoice: Ahsoka (who is not only fresh from escaping Order 66 but believes that Anakin and Obi-Wan are dead) and Harry (who is an orphan partially raised by his abusive aunt and uncle) form one with each other. They later add Sirius, Remus, the Grangers, the Weaselys, and other characters to their party.

* ForWantOfANail: NUMEROUS examples, from different fates for the characters to personality changes. For example, because Harry was raised by Ahsoka instead of the Dursleys, he has a slightly different personality than in the books or movies, having learned emotional control from Ahsoka and never truly acting out of anger or hatred.

%%* MagicKnight: Jedi Mages.

* MundaneUtility: Ahsoka uses her lightsaber, a highly advanced and deadly weapon, to carve the walls of the cave into a decent home for her and Harry.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Dumbledore gets one once he reads Lily and James' last wills.

* NoodleIncident: James Potter's bachelor party. Apparently Moony ended up dressed as a ballerina while Sirius was trouserless.

* HappilyAdopted: Harry Potter[[spoiler:-Tano]].

%%* EarnYourHappyEnding: SO. MANY. HAPPY. ENDINGS.%%OVEREMPHASIS. IS. NOT. CONTEXT.

* FamilyOfChoice: Ahsoka (who is not only fresh from escaping Order 66 but believes that Anakin and Obi-Wan are dead) and Harry (who is an orphan partially raised by his abusive aunt and uncle) form one with each other.

%%* HappilyAdopted: Harry Potter[[spoiler:-Tano]].

* DayOfTheJackboot: Happens when [[SleazyPolitician Fudge]] thinks Ahsoka is a demon whom is controlling everyone. He institutes martial laws, strips werewolves of their rights and institutes pureblood supremacy. [=McGonagall=] is questioned under [[TruthSerum Veritaserum]] while Ahsoka, Sirius, the Grangers and the Weasleys remove their kids from Hogwarts and go into hidding. [[UpToEleven And]] Lucius Malfoy becomes Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot.

Taken UpToEleven when Ladon, Hopkirk, and Quirrell reach the final trial, stand long enough to figure out which potion is the solution to get through the doorway, and that only one can go through... before [[RuleOfFunny Ladon Greengrass simply casts Bombarda on the doorway to get through it, instead of choosing who gets to drink the potion]].