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* '''Body switchers''', in which one or more pairs of characters trade bodies and discover how the other half lives, per the movie ''Freaky Friday''. Examples: [[Daria and Quinn Switch Bodies]], by [[Nada Rowls]]; [[Eternity]], by [[Richard Lobinske]] (not entirely body switching as adult Daria and Tom must share their bodies with another couple); [[Live the Life of Quinn]], by [[Chris Mack]]; [[The Switch]], by [[Brett Shearer]]; [[The Way Things Ought to Be]], by [[Barry Eshkol Adelman]].
* '''Faerie fics''', in which one or more characters appear as miniature faerie beings and stir things up. Most of these were inspired by fan art showing faerie [[alter ego]]s of certain characters. Examples: [[Jane Unchained]], by [[The Angst Guy]]; [[Uranium in the Drinking Water]], by [[The Angst Guy]].
* '''Harry Potter [[crossovers]]''', in which ''Daria'' characters go to wizarding schools like Hogwarts. This is by far the most popular fantasy [[crossover]]. Examples: [[Daria Morgendorffer and the Magic McGuffin]], by [[Ranger Thorne]]; [[Daria Morgenpotter & The New Same-Old, Same-Old]], by [[Daniel Callahan]]; [[Harry Potter and the Flack-Jacket Mafia]], by [[Canadibrit]]; [[My Daria/Harry Potter (Fandom-Based) Crossover]], by [[Brother Grimace]]; [[One Year Later]], by [[NightGoblyn]]; [[Harry Butt-head]], by [[Deep Metal]].
* '''Secret supernaturals''', in which one or more ''Daria'' characters secretly possess vast magical or psychic powers that cannot be explained by science as we know it. Examples: [[An Adventure of Sandi, a Teenage Witch]], by [[Bacner]]; [[Blood and Irony]], by [[J Osako]]; [[Crossing Over]], by [[The Angst Guy]]; [[Demon Princess Quinn, Book 1: Quinn Anwnn]], by [[CDM]]; [[Deus Jane]], by [[The Angst Guy]]; [[The Morgendorffer Code]], by [[The Angst Guy]]; [[The Other]], by [[The Angst Guy]]; [[The Pact]], by [[Richard Lobinske]]; [[Shadow of a Cynic]], by [[Ranger Thorne]].
* '''Suburban legends''', twisted "urban legends" told among teenagers, in the same vein as the three stories told in "[[Legends of the Mall]]." Examples: [[Chocolate Girl: The *Other* Legend of the Mall]], by [[MMan]]; [[The Girl Who Walked Home All Alone in the Dark]], by [[The Angst Guy]].
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