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* ThePrankster: The Weasley Twins are as usual [[spoiler:and Neville, after he gets alchemy training from Master Alchemist Esteban Corazón de Ablo, letting him brew a potion will let him animate anything it touches for half an hour to his commands. This is a big role in him helping his classmates get the better of Kree who kidnap them: make duplicates of Franchise/SpiderMan action figures that respond to Neville]].
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* ThePrankster: The Weasley Twins are as usual [[spoiler:and Neville, after he gets alchemy training from Master Alchemist Esteban Corazón de Ablo, letting him brew a potion will let him animate anything it touches for half an hour to his commands. This is a big role in him helping his classmates get the better of Kree who kidnap them: make duplicates of Franchise/SpiderMan ComicBook/SpiderMan action figures that respond to Neville]].
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Three Amigos is a disambiguation
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* ThreeAmigos: The Ravenclaw trio of Harry, Hermione and Padma.
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* CurbstompBattle: The MarvelUniverse outclasses the ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' universe in almost every way in this story. Not only can a {{Muggle}} like ComicBook/IronMan breach the security wards of Hogwarts (finding it with the help of Captain Britain and Meggan, two magical MarvelUniverse heroes), Harry was trained by ''Comicbook/DoctorStrange'' of all people, effectively eliminating his need for a magical education. Also, magical culture is shown to be stagnant and backwards, filled with ridiculous amounts of FantasticRacism and corrupt to high heaven. The two reasons the Potterverse shows up at all are because Harry [[BecauseDestinySaysSo can't avoid the prophecy]], and because (per WordOfGod) even though there exist god-like beings (as well as actual gods) in the Marvel Universe, many of them focus more on the Galactuses and the Doctor Dooms, while leaving lesser heroes to take care of lesser villains, which Voldemort counts as in this world. The specific example given is that there exists a super villain named "Paste-Pot Pete," who acts as an antagonist to Spider-Man or Daredevil, but would obviously not be of much use against, say, Thor, the god of Thunder.
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* CurbstompBattle: The MarvelUniverse Marvel Universe outclasses the ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' universe in almost every way in this story. Not only can a {{Muggle}} like ComicBook/IronMan breach the security wards of Hogwarts (finding it with the help of Captain Britain and Meggan, two magical MarvelUniverse Marvel Universe heroes), Harry was trained by ''Comicbook/DoctorStrange'' of all people, effectively eliminating his need for a magical education. Also, magical culture is shown to be stagnant and backwards, filled with ridiculous amounts of FantasticRacism and corrupt to high heaven. The two reasons the Potterverse shows up at all are because Harry [[BecauseDestinySaysSo can't avoid the prophecy]], and because (per WordOfGod) even though there exist god-like beings (as well as actual gods) in the Marvel Universe, many of them focus more on the Galactuses and the Doctor Dooms, while leaving lesser heroes to take care of lesser villains, which Voldemort counts as in this world. The specific example given is that there exists a super villain named "Paste-Pot Pete," who acts as an antagonist to Spider-Man or Daredevil, but would obviously not be of much use against, say, Thor, the god of Thunder.
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* ScrewYouElves: The tone of this story is ''very'' much on the side of Marvel and very harsh towards Wizarding Culture. Not individual wizards or witches, mind you, but to the culture itself, which is portrayed as ridiculously racist and [[MedievalStasis stagnant]]. Somewhat justified, as Rowling herself is on record as saying that someone with a gun will generally beat someone with a wand - and the Marvel characters have ''much'' better tech than guns.
** Not to ''actual'' elves, though- those Harry is rather nice towards.
** Not to ''actual'' elves, though- those Harry is rather nice towards.
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* ScrewYouElves: The tone of this story is makes it ''very'' much on clear the side author is not a fan of Marvel how the wizards' culture and very harsh towards Wizarding Culture. Not society in the Potterverse operate. While individual wizards or witches, mind you, but and witches are generally treated on a case-by-case basis, ranging from good to downright horrible, the culture itself, which itself is portrayed as repeatedly called out for being ridiculously racist and [[MedievalStasis stagnant]]. Somewhat justified, as Rowling herself is on record as saying that someone with a gun will generally beat someone with a wand - and the Marvel characters have ''much'' better tech than guns.
** Not to ''actual'' elves,though- though - those Harry is rather nice towards.
** Not to ''actual'' elves,
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* ShoutOut: There's several brief references to Gotham City from the Franchise/DCUniverse put in as an in-joke. Also, Harry is reading a ComicStrip/{{Garfield}} book while on trial by the Ministry as they attempt to declare Tony Stark's adoption illegal.
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* ShoutOut: There's There are several brief references to Gotham City from the Franchise/DCUniverse put in as an in-joke. Also, Harry is reading a ComicStrip/{{Garfield}} ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' book while on trial by the Ministry as they attempt to declare Tony Stark's adoption illegal.
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Removing ROCEJ sinkhole.
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Somewhat controversial, so Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement should be applied.
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disambig Nice Hat
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* NiceHat: Sirius gets one.
-->'''Sirius''': It seems the ladies love a boat, and the ladies love the Captain of a fast boat the most.
-->'''Harry''': You're the captain?
-->'''Sirius''': As far as they know. ''[points to his hat]'' I've got a hat. Never underestimate the power of a good hat.
-->'''Sirius''': It seems the ladies love a boat, and the ladies love the Captain of a fast boat the most.
-->'''Harry''': You're the captain?
-->'''Sirius''': As far as they know. ''[points to his hat]'' I've got a hat. Never underestimate the power of a good hat.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* WhatDoesThisButtonDo: Dudley takes this UpToEleven, playing with an entire control panel's worth of buttons in Stark Enterprises, leading to explosive results, and [[IncitingIncident kickstarting the story]].
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* WhatDoesThisButtonDo: Dudley takes this UpToEleven, playing plays with an entire control panel's worth of buttons in Stark Enterprises, leading to explosive results, and [[IncitingIncident kickstarting the story]].
