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  Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Don <g@crcomp.net> - 2026-10-21 13:41 +0000
    Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now ted@loft.tnolan.com (Ted Nolan <tednolan>) - 2026-10-21 14:09 +0000
      Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Don <g@crcomp.net> - 2026-10-21 23:06 +0000
    Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> - 2026-10-22 12:02 +1300
      Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson <johann@myrkraverk.invalid> - 2026-10-23 22:00 +0800
      Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Don <g@crcomp.net> - 2026-10-23 16:19 +0000
        Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now bliss <bliss-sf4ever@dslextreme.com> - 2026-10-23 10:45 -0700
          Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now ted@loft.tnolan.com (Ted Nolan <tednolan>) - 2026-10-23 18:05 +0000
          Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Cryptoengineer <petertrei@gmail.com> - 2026-10-23 14:11 -0400
            Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Don <g@crcomp.net> - 2026-10-23 19:28 +0000
              Re: Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now Cryptoengineer <petertrei@gmail.com> - 2026-10-23 15:46 -0400

#661248 — Harry Potter: Female Draco Malfoy Fan Art Is Everywhere Right Now

So far, these artists caught my eye:
    
@Adayasmr       <http://x.com/Adayasmr>
@Foyege24       <http://x.com/Foyege24>
@redteneri      <http://x.com/redteneri>
@wanruochenhun  <http://x.com/wanruochenhun>

If you know of others, please share. Thank you in advance.

# # #

    The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a 
    bratty anime girl has arrived. Here is where the trend
    started, why the name stuck, and why some fans do not
    want to drop it.
    
    ***
 
    Lately my social media feeds have been getting flooded
    with art, stories and videos of fan art, stories and
    videos of Draco Malfoy gender swapped as a girl.

    She has the same white-blond hair. Same Slytherin robe.

    Same voice bratty, asking Potter who let him think he was
    a top student.

    And some people are calling her Malfoid. Here is what I
    have learned about the trend so far.

    Malfoid is fan art/fan fiction and not actually a real
    character in the Harry Potter universe.

    She is not in the books, not in the movies, and not in
    HBO's Harry Potter series.

    She is merely a fan character from a trend of artists
    who redrew Draco as a teenage girl, usually in an anime
    style, and kept the part of him everyone already knows:
    the sneer, bratty energy and insults towards Harry Potter.
    
    <excerpt>
    
<https://comicbookmovie.com/fantasy/harry-potter/harry-potter-female-draco-malfoy-fan-art-is-everywhere-right-now-and-they-already-named-her-malfoid-a230320>

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#661249

In article <20261021a@crcomp.net>, Don  <g@crcomp.net> wrote:
>So far, these artists caught my eye:
>    
>@Adayasmr       <http://x.com/Adayasmr>
>@Foyege24       <http://x.com/Foyege24>
>@redteneri      <http://x.com/redteneri>
>@wanruochenhun  <http://x.com/wanruochenhun>
>
>If you know of others, please share. Thank you in advance.
>
># # #
>
>    The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a 
>    bratty anime girl has arrived. Here is where the trend
>    started, why the name stuck, and why some fans do not
>    want to drop it.
>    
>    ***
> 
>    Lately my social media feeds have been getting flooded
>    with art, stories and videos of fan art, stories and
>    videos of Draco Malfoy gender swapped as a girl.
>
>    She has the same white-blond hair. Same Slytherin robe.
>
>    Same voice bratty, asking Potter who let him think he was
>    a top student.
>
>    And some people are calling her Malfoid. Here is what I
>    have learned about the trend so far.
>
>    Malfoid is fan art/fan fiction and not actually a real
>    character in the Harry Potter universe.
>
>    She is not in the books, not in the movies, and not in
>    HBO's Harry Potter series.
>
>    She is merely a fan character from a trend of artists
>    who redrew Draco as a teenage girl, usually in an anime
>    style, and kept the part of him everyone already knows:
>    the sneer, bratty energy and insults towards Harry Potter.
>    
>    <excerpt>
>    
><https://comicbookmovie.com/fantasy/harry-potter/harry-potter-female-draco-malfoy-fan-art-is-everywhere-right-now-and-they-already-named-her-malfoid-a230320>
>

Here's one:

	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q1WRCkyquQ

Actually I'm kinda liking the "Malfoid" thing.  Possibly because:

1) Ginny is such an insipid love interest.
2) Enemies-to-lovers is a reliable trope.
3) Malfoy did not get a good redemption arc in canon.  Dumbledore
   (already dying) implores Snape to kill him to spare Malfoy from
   being a killer, and we don't really ever see Draco deal with that.
-- 
columbiaclosings.com
What's not in Columbia anymore..

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#661284

Ted Nolan wrote:
Don wrote:

<snip>

>><https://comicbookmovie.com/fantasy/harry-potter/harry-potter-female-draco-malfoy-fan-art-is-everywhere-right-now-and-they-already-named-her-malfoid-a230320>
>
> Here's one:
>
>         https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q1WRCkyquQ
>
> Actually I'm kinda liking the "Malfoid" thing.  Possibly because:
>
> 1) Ginny is such an insipid love interest.
> 2) Enemies-to-lovers is a reliable trope.
> 3) Malfoy did not get a good redemption arc in canon.  Dumbledore
>    (already dying) implores Snape to kill him to spare Malfoy from
>    being a killer, and we don't really ever see Draco deal with that.

Thank you for your youtube link.

Meanwhile, Malfoy's on my mind. Ginny's mentioned near the end of this
"If the ending is already written, does it remain the same in every
universe?**PartTwo**" video:

    [Potter] Ginny?

    [Malfoy] What did you just call me?

    [Potter] Ginny?

    [Malfoy] Say again?

    [Potter] Ginny? Is that ... you?

    <music then lyrics>

    Yeah, yeah, yeah

    I want you to love me, love me, love me, love me

    Oh baby, love me, love me, love me

    <https://x.com/Foyege24/status/2110305863873253876>

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#661281

On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
snip>
>     The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a 
>     bratty anime girl has arrived.

This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
connection is the title and characters' names.

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#661378

On 10/22/2026 7:02 AM, Titus G wrote:
> On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
> snip>
>>      The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a
>>      bratty anime girl has arrived.
> 
> This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
> When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
> the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
> supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
> connection is the title and characters' names.

I have so far managed not to see the Jack Reacher movies with Tom Cruise
because I can't imagine Cruise as the lead character.

I didn't have the same gut reaction to the lead actor in the TV show,
but then didn't finish those anyway.  I don't seem to have changed my
mental image of the character, but maybe I'll visualize the actor next
time I read a Reacher novel.

In other and more sf news, all these discussions about the Netflix
movie made me re-start to listen to /Magician's Nephew/.  I think I
never read the books before, and only watched the old TV drama from
the 80s I think.  Or were those movies, rather than TV show?  Not sure.

Anyway, that book is neat-ish so far, if a bit monotonous in the narr-
ation; but that's kind of normal for children's books.

Yet I'm not sure children have problems with complicated storytelling.


Anyway, that's it for this monologue in rec.arts.sf.written.
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#661383

Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:
> On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
> snip>
>>     The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a
>>     bratty anime girl has arrived.
>
> This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
> When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
> the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
> supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
> connection is the title and characters' names.

Movies made by mavens associated with the Epstein Coalition suck. The
organic Malfoy movie movement eludes Coalition control.
    Malfoy made me curious about the novels. Rowling recently bumped 
past van Vogt to the top of my audiobook uptake order. Non-Malfoy
fan art story elements express perfect fidelity to the THE PHILOSPHER'S
STONE, so far.

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#661388

On 10/23/26 09:19, Don wrote:
> Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:
>> On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
>> snip>
>>>      The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a
>>>      bratty anime girl has arrived.
>>
>> This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
>> When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
>> the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
>> supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
>> connection is the title and characters' names.
> 
> Movies made by mavens associated with the Epstein Coalition suck. The
> organic Malfoy movie movement eludes Coalition control.
>      Malfoy made me curious about the novels. Rowling recently bumped
> past van Vogt to the top of my audiobook uptake order. Non-Malfoy
> fan art story elements express perfect fidelity to the THE PHILOSPHER'S
> STONE, so far.
> 
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> Don.......My cat's  )\._.,--....,'``.                     veritas    _|_
> telltale tall tail /,   _.. \   _\  (`._ ,.               liberabit   |
> tells tall tales.. `._.-(,_..'--(,_..'`-.;.'              vos         |

	Well has anyone considered that changing Malfoy to a girl is
a response to Rowlands militant anti-transgender activities and
views?

	bliss

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#661390

In article <11bg6gf$217ct$1@dont-email.me>,
bliss  <blissInSanFrancisco@mousepotato.com> wrote:
>
>	Well has anyone considered that changing Malfoy to a girl is
>a response to Rowlands militant anti-transgender activities and
>views?
>
>	bliss

Doesn't fit the examples I've seen.
-- 
columbiaclosings.com
What's not in Columbia anymore..

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#661392

On 10/23/2026 1:45 PM, bliss wrote:
> On 10/23/26 09:19, Don wrote:
>> Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>> On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
>>> snip>
>>>>      The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a
>>>>      bratty anime girl has arrived.
>>>
>>> This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
>>> When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
>>> the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
>>> supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
>>> connection is the title and characters' names.
>>
>> Movies made by mavens associated with the Epstein Coalition suck. The
>> organic Malfoy movie movement eludes Coalition control.
>>      Malfoy made me curious about the novels. Rowling recently bumped
>> past van Vogt to the top of my audiobook uptake order. Non-Malfoy
>> fan art story elements express perfect fidelity to the THE PHILOSPHER'S
>> STONE, so far.
>>
>> -- 
>> Don.......My cat's  )\._.,--....,'``.                     veritas    _|_
>> telltale tall tail /,   _.. \   _\  (`._ ,.               liberabit   |
>> tells tall tales.. `._.-(,_..'--(,_..'`-.;.'              vos         |
> 
>      Well has anyone considered that changing Malfoy to a girl is
> a response to Rowlands militant anti-transgender activities and
> views?
> 
>      bliss

Archive of Our Own (AO3) has no less than 940 works tagged
"Female Draco Malfoy".

WARNING:
Some are suitable for children.
Many are most emphatically NOT.

pt

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#661396

Cryptoengineer <petertrei@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 10/23/2026 1:45 PM, bliss wrote:
>> On 10/23/26 09:19, Don wrote:
>>> Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>>> On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
>>>> snip>
>>>>>      The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a
>>>>>      bratty anime girl has arrived.
>>>>
>>>> This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
>>>> When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
>>>> the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
>>>> supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
>>>> connection is the title and characters' names.
>>>
>>> Movies made by mavens associated with the Epstein Coalition suck. The
>>> organic Malfoy movie movement eludes Coalition control.
>>>      Malfoy made me curious about the novels. Rowling recently bumped
>>> past van Vogt to the top of my audiobook uptake order. Non-Malfoy
>>> fan art story elements express perfect fidelity to the THE PHILOSPHER'S
>>> STONE, so far.
>>
>>      Well has anyone considered that changing Malfoy to a girl is
>> a response to Rowlands militant anti-transgender activities and
>> views?
>>
>>      bliss
>
> Archive of Our Own (AO3) has no less than 940 works tagged
> "Female Draco Malfoy".
>
> WARNING:
> Some are suitable for children.
> Many are most emphatically NOT.

Thank you Peter, for the archive link.

In regards to bliss' question, this person's a plausible progenitor: 

   <https://x.com/redteneri>
   
Pepe the frog appears as an avatar in the associated commentary. It's
probably safe to connect the dots to Groypers, and then to some sort
of Incel influence.
    Malfoy's an idealized female who appreciates the innate Incel 
intelligence and attendant psychological problems. Beyond that, your
guess is as good as mine.
    The motive behind the creative impulse is irrelevant. Only the story
matters to me. Your Mileage May Vary.

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#661397

On 10/23/2026 3:28 PM, Don wrote:
> Cryptoengineer <petertrei@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On 10/23/2026 1:45 PM, bliss wrote:
>>> On 10/23/26 09:19, Don wrote:
>>>> Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>>>> On 22/10/2026 02:41, Don wrote:
>>>>> snip>
>>>>>>       The new Harry Potter trend of redrawing Draco Malfoy as a
>>>>>>       bratty anime girl has arrived.
>>>>>
>>>>> This curmudgeon thinks that Mona Lisa is art and that fan art is crap.
>>>>> When reading I either have MY OWN image of events or I just wallow in
>>>>> the words. This is also another reason why I am hesitant to watch films
>>>>> supposedly based on books I love; supposedly as sometimes the only
>>>>> connection is the title and characters' names.
>>>>
>>>> Movies made by mavens associated with the Epstein Coalition suck. The
>>>> organic Malfoy movie movement eludes Coalition control.
>>>>       Malfoy made me curious about the novels. Rowling recently bumped
>>>> past van Vogt to the top of my audiobook uptake order. Non-Malfoy
>>>> fan art story elements express perfect fidelity to the THE PHILOSPHER'S
>>>> STONE, so far.
>>>
>>>       Well has anyone considered that changing Malfoy to a girl is
>>> a response to Rowlands militant anti-transgender activities and
>>> views?
>>>
>>>       bliss
>>
>> Archive of Our Own (AO3) has no less than 940 works tagged
>> "Female Draco Malfoy".
>>
>> WARNING:
>> Some are suitable for children.
>> Many are most emphatically NOT.
> 
> Thank you Peter, for the archive link.

Since I didn't actually provide a link:

https://archiveofourown.org

Click 'Search' at the top right.
Click 'Edit Search'
Scroll down to 'Additional Tags'
Enter 'Female Draco Malfoy'

Hit Enter twice.

AO3 is possibly the largest repository of fanfic and
original non-commercial fiction on the net. Currently
over 18 million entries.

Sturgeons Law applies.

pt

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