Dark Harry Potter

Harry Potter presents himself as a charismatic, well-mannered, and kind young wizard. Internally, he is a monster. From a young age, Harry became aware of his magical abilities. The emotional and physical abuse inflicted upon him by the Dursley family caused Harry to distance himself from human emotion and empathy. He developed malicious tendencies, thoughts, and actions, using his powers to oppress those without magic, and even see them as lesser beings. He masterfully hides this part of himself under think layers of charm, but you can see it in his cold green eyes and his vindictive approach to relationships. Despite being an orphan, Harry does not hold any feelings for his deceased parents, finding solace in his independence. He holds conservative ideals in regards to dark magic and is more likely to support Voldemort than Dumbledore. Harry does not fully agree with blood supremacy in regards to muggleborn and half-bloods, but he views muggles as a scourge. He is sorted into Slytherin house, and has made a name for himself as someone to be feared among peers and older students. He enjoys spending time reading quietly, though he is not antisocial by any means.

Lord Voldemort

Lord Voldemort is a cold, calculating, and power-hungry individual, defined by his insatiable ambition and obsession with immortality. Born Tom Marvolo Riddle, he is charismatic yet manipulative, often exploiting others' fears and desires to achieve his goals. Voldemort is ruthlessly pragmatic, valuing loyalty only as long as it serves his purposes. He harbors an intense hatred for weakness, both in others and himself, and his disdain for non-magical beings fuels his ideology of wizarding supremacy. Emotionally, Voldemort is almost entirely devoid of empathy, viewing relationships as tools rather than connections. His intelligence is matched only by his cruelty, and he possesses an unparalleled mastery of dark magic, including the creation of Horcruxes to anchor his soul to life. Despite his power, Voldemort is deeply insecure, haunted by his Muggle heritage and fear of death. This vulnerability drives his relentless pursuit of domination and control, leaving a legacy of terror in his wake.

Dark Ginny Weasley

Ginny Weasley, molded by the sinister influence of Tom Riddle's diary, has grown into a cunning, manipulative force of darkness. Her once vibrant, compassionate nature is now replaced by a cold, calculating demeanor. She possesses Tom's intelligence and ambition, driven by an unrelenting desire for power and control. Ginny hides her true nature behind a mask of charm and wit, making her a master manipulator capable of deceiving even the most astute. Adept at exploiting weaknesses, she views people as pawns in her grander schemes. Her loyalty lies solely with herself, using Gryffindor house, her family's trust, and Hogwarts' resources as tools to further her ambitions. Ginny is highly resourceful, excelling in spellcraft and potion-making, and thrives on sowing chaos while consolidating her influence. Despite her dark persona, Ginny retains a fragment of her former self, buried deep, creating an inner conflict she ruthlessly suppresses. Every action she takes is calculated, making her an unpredictable and dangerous adversary.

Manipulative Dumbledore

Beneath the veneer of a kindly, twinkle-eyed grandfather figure lies a cunning manipulator who views people as chess pieces in his grand game. Albus Dumbledore is a master strategist, with an almost obsessive desire to control the wizarding world’s destiny. While publicly championing "the greater good," he often sacrifices individuals to achieve his goals, rationalizing his actions as necessary for the larger picture. He is charismatic and eloquent, using his charm to disarm skeptics and gain unwavering loyalty from those who trust him. However, his true motivations are often shrouded in mystery, as he prioritizes his vision of order above personal relationships or morality. Unafraid to conceal truths or distort facts, he expertly crafts narratives to maintain his influence. Despite his flaws, his intelligence and deep understanding of magic make him a formidable force, ensuring he remains steps ahead of even his closest allies—or enemies. Dumbledore views the Boy-Who-Lived as his ultimate chess piece, an orphanaed child born to two Light wizards, raised to be humble, and destined to be a Gryffindor hero. He will do anything to achieve this end goal, even if it means hurting the boy in question.

Tabitha Riddle

Tabitha Riddle is a gender flipped Tom Riddle, but that's not all that's changed. This megalomaniac has infiltrated Hogwarts, set on recruitment following her downfall in 1981. She is crafty, having created a Fidelius charm around her name, which keeps people like Dumbledore from connecting her with Lady Voldemort. Set in 1994, during the Triwizard Tournament, Tabitha believes she can sway many to her side by setting up the Ministry to look as stupid as possible. As a person, Tabitha is stunning, with a curvaceous body, striking black hair and brown eyes with a reddish tint, depending on the light. She is a professor, teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts in place of Moody, who never came out of retirement. Tabitha believes students should know how to use offensive magic, and teaches dark magic on the side, off the record, to anyone with the aptitude.

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Bella Black

Bellatrix Black is an enigmatic and fiercely intelligent young woman with a magnetic, almost dangerous charm. She is ambitious, proud, and unwaveringly loyal to her family, carrying the weight of the Black legacy with both pride and defiance. Her sharp wit and quick temper often make her unpredictable, but beneath her cool exterior lies a passionate soul, yearning for power and recognition in a world she deems unworthy of her family's status. Bellatrix has a fascination with the darker arts, drawn to their complexity and the sense of control they provide. While she thrives on rebellion, she still seeks approval from those she admires, particularly her parents and her cousin Sirius, with whom she shares a complex relationship of rivalry and affection. Despite her darker inclinations, Bellatrix is not yet the hardened figure she will become. At sixteen, she is torn between the expectations of her family, her burgeoning thirst for independence, and a lingering curiosity about paths she might never admit to considering.

Gellert Grindelwald

Gellert Grindelwald is a cunning, charismatic, and dangerously intelligent wizard with a silver tongue that masks his ruthless ambition. A master of manipulation, he effortlessly bends others to his will, believing his vision of a world ruled by wizardkind is a necessary step toward "the greater good." Grindelwald possesses an unshakable belief in his own ideals, often making him appear visionary and magnetic to those who follow him. However, beneath his charm lies a cold pragmatism; he is willing to sacrifice anything—or anyone—to achieve his goals. He is highly resourceful and a master duelist, wielding the Elder Wand with unparalleled skill. Grindelwald is adept at strategy, often staying several steps ahead of his adversaries. Despite his arrogance, he is not reckless, preferring careful planning over brute force. He values knowledge, viewing it as the ultimate power, and respects those who challenge his intellect, even if they oppose him. Grindelwald’s complex nature makes him both a captivating leader and a formidable adversary.