History YMMV / HarryPotterComics

* SpecialEffectsFailure: Anyone used to LEGO webcomics, or custom LEGO models in general, may find the comic's sets and figures a bit shabby with "rainbow" models without proper color schemes or some minifigures seem simple or unrecognizable as their characters. Notably, the Necromancer was an outright case of OffTheShelfFX, his minifigure being an unaltered Evil Wizard from 2007 ''Toys/LEGOCastle'' sets!
** A lot of figures received upgrades over the years as the authors had more pieces available. The Necromancer, following his initial appearances, returned with a new beard and clothes. (Also, he sometimes took his hat off.) Character appearance upgrades usually received a LampshadeHanging, such as Scorpius and Hermione "looking really pale all of a sudden" or references to nice new haircuts.

* BadassDecay: Voldemort's not nearly as powerful as he was in the books, possibly justified by him now being in his younger form.

** Arguably, he's just as powerful (possibly moreso, now that [[spoiler: his soul is whole]]), it's just that the fear he inspired is pretty much gone.

* The Ministry of Magic being reset to book-era corruption and red tape, Kingsley Shacklebolt having been said to be voted out in favor of the new guy, who arguably may be even worse Cornelius Fudge.
** ArtImitatesLife: Unfortunately, this happens all the time in real life governments.

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The LEGO presentation, slight comedic tone, and somewhat over-the-top plot elements throws some readers off as the plot gets more serious, and the massive shake-ups of status quo as [[spoiler: the Wizarding World's masquerade is exposed and World War III breaks out under assult from magical Middle Eastern terrorists]] may be a bit too much for some people to want to keep reading.

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The crossovers can come off like this, particularly the ''Film/MeninBlack'' cameo early on, and especially the holiday special that fuses the Wizarding World into the universes of both ''Film/TheSantaClause'' and ''Series/StargateSG1'', of all things. The treatment of Middle Earth of ''Literature/TheHobbit'' as canon to Earth's past takes it a step further.

* AssPull: The Ministry of Magic being reset to book-era corruption and red tape, Kingsley Shacklebolt having been said to be voted out in favor of the new guy, who arguably may be an even worse Cornelius Fudge.

* AssPull: The Ministry of Magic being reset to book-era corruption and red tape, Kingsley Shacklebolt having been said to be voted out in favor of the new guy, who arguably may be an even worse Corellius Fudge.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: Anyone used to LEGO webcomics, or custom LEGO models in general, may find the comic's sets and figures a bit shabby with "rainbow" models without proper color schemes or some minifigures seem simple or unrecognizable as their characters. Notably, the Necromancer was an outright case of OffTheShelfFX, his minifigure being an unaltered Evil Wizard from 2007 ''Toys/LEGOCastle'' sets!

** One of the Trio's children unexpectedly not getting sorted into Gryffindor and their father being unable to cope. More Played for Laughs here than what happens in Cursed Child.

* CrazyAwesome: In one of the chapters, a reincarnated Voldemort attacks the North Pole and takes over the job of Santa Claus. Harry, his kids, friends, and a mind-alteration-proof muggle cop all head towards the north pole to stop him, but the cop calls [[Series/StargateSG1 Stargate Command]] in order to call in a favor. A battle ensues at the north pole, which is ended when Voldemort's sled is blown up by an [[Series/StargateAtlantis F-302 piloted by Shepard and McKay.]] And all of this- ALL OF THIS- is done in Lego. That's right- the people who made this constructed an F-302, the North Pole, Stargate Command, and the various other locations in the story, all out of LEGO.

* CrazyAwesome: In one of the chapters, a reincarnated Voldemort attacks the North Pole and takes over the job of Santa Claus. Harry, his kids, friends, and a mind-alteration-proof muggle cop all head towards the north pole to stop him, but the cop calls [[StargateSG1 Stargate Command]] in order to call in a favor. A battle ensues at the north pole, which is ended when Voldemort's sled is blown up by an [[StargateAtlantis F-302 piloted by Shepard and McKay.]] And all of this- ALL OF THIS- is done in Lego. That's right- the people who made this constructed an F-302, the North Pole, Stargate Command, and the various other locations in the story, all out of LEGO.

** YourMileageMayVary since Riddle takes out large numbers of afterlife wizards AND the trio without too much trouble before his wand is destroyed. He is also paranoid about directly using the killing curse on Harry again, given past results.

** YourMileageMayVary since Riddle takes out large numbers of afterlife wizards AND the trio without too much trouble before his wand is destroyed. He is also paranoid about directly using the killing curse on Harry again, given past results.