I just think Fairy Tail's better.
If you're wondering about Lucy and Pansy, it's because they're both useless, self-obsessed idiots.
1. Natsu Dragneel or Harry Potter
2. Gray Fullbuster or Ronald Weasley
3. Erza Scarlet or Hermione Granger
4. Happy or Crookshanks
5. Lucy Heartfilia or Pansy Parkinson
6. Sting Eucliffe or Draco Malfoy
7. Rogue Cheney or Vincent Crabbe
8. Zeref or Voldemort
9. Harry Potter or Fairy Tail
10. Fairy Tail's Plot or Harry Potter's Plot
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Fairy Tail
In order to save their friends and the whole world, the Fairy Tail Guild has to defeat the greatest Dark Wizard of all time who can kill people by touching them and his lived for over 500 years (and just so happens to be related to the main character by blood), a giant world-destroying demon, a possessed incredibly powerful insane wizard who has an entire team and a tower filled with insane magical energy, and a crazy double-crossing powerful lightning wizard. There are magical flying cats, unicorns, pegasi, parallel universes, super powerful hot guys, smart and strategic gorgeous girls, and wizards so powerful they can destroy the greatest wizards of all time by talking to them.
Harry Potter
In order to save their friends and the whole magic world, Dumbledore's army has to defeat a team of retarded dark wizards and a dude who Sting or Rogue could probably beat in a few seconds. There are giant spiders (Fairy Tail has giant poisonous flying spiders), dragons (Fairy Tail dragon slayers like Natsu, Sting, Rogue, Wendy, Gajeel were raised by dragons) unicorns and pegasi (Fairy Tail has those too) and a giant powerful snake. (Yep, Fairy Tail has that.)
The wizards are so powerful they can die and come back to life. Well, one of them can. (a LOT of Fairy Tail characters have done that.)
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