Dr Who Fan Fiction

Rating: 8/10 (19 November 2017)

What a wonderful piece of SciFi, I should Steven Moffat should give props to this work. I introduce to you Dr Who, Harry Potter style. You think I'm joking? Not in the slightest. This is, quite literally, fan faction of Dr Who in the Harry Potter world. How so?
Matt Smith. At the time this movie was produce, Matt Smith wasn't too far retired from Dr Who. And look at the similarities. The hair, the bow-tie, the general demeanor, the magic stick.
1. The hair, combed over hair style. While Newt's is more fluffy than Matt Smith's Doctor, it's still the same general combed over style. Matt Smiths' was just more styled in a clean version.
2. Bow ties are cool. Bow ties, nothing more.
3. Similarish overcoat and dress style.
4. Tool of choice. The magical wand vs the sonic screwdriver. Generally just as "magical" and the key to their general survival, but can function without it.
5. The protection of misunderstood life. While this is common place among Dr Who, David Tenant and Matt Smith were most profound for this in the recent series, communing with misunderstood life, which wreaked havoc upon humans.
6. A portable dimensional space. TARDIS or suitcase, both are bigger on the inside to house unimaginable things.
7. Travel. The TARDIS is both a form of space transport and time travel. While the TARDIS is capable of time travel, here's the first real obvious difference between the two. Apparition is just teleportation, something both Time Lords and Time Agents are well versed in. The TARDIS is capable of changing its appearance due to the chameleon circuit. Obviously, Matt Smith repaired this to turn it into a suitcase for this movie, before it short circuited and reverted to the familiar police box again.
8.The Doctor has been capable of traversing alternate universes, albeit by accident, in the most recent series.
The Doctor ended up in the Harry Potter universe and adapted. His immense intellect allows him to pick up magic very quickly, which is just another form of science, based on the universe's rules. This is explained in the episode The Shakespeare Code, where "witches" use and terrorize William Shakespeare. He continues his belief that life is sacred and must be protected. He stores multiple life forms in his TARDIS. His antics match that of Dr Who in sticky situations.
I've heard things about this movie from other people, and I've finally come around to watching it, with nothing else to watch, and can see nothing but Dr Who as a wizard.
Good job, J.K. You made a fan-fic and dubbed it a new series in your own universe. Still a good story, by Dr Who standards, but mislabeled.