In General...

In general...

At some point, a crazy and brilliant idea came to me to cross Star Trek with Harry Potter. Don't ask me what made me do it, I haven't even reviewed or reread it.

So now we have a half-blood Prince in the role of Spock. Healer McCoy and a Teacher of defense against the dark arts in the form of a Pickaxe.

One of the problems with image formation was that I couldn't find a male version of the healer's form. But it seems to me that McCoy in an apron and with this cool white collar is cute

In his youth, Spock would have had problems because of his mixed blood, but in the end he was able to gain enough self-control that Slytherins possess. At the same time, his main rebellious trait against his father's background was a passion for science, not just magic. McCoy was probably still mocking Spock because of his mixed blood. But at the same time, McCoy himself is a Muggle. He got into the magical world because everyone thought he had magic hands. Otherwise, how to explain to wizards how he gets people from the other world without resorting to necromancy. By the way, McCoy could consider necromancers to be scammers and imbeciles who were just too lazy to study in medical school and instead of immediately treating someone, they would wait until he died. Everyone knows that no one stays in the position of a defense against the dark arts teacher for a long time because something bad happens to him. The magic will be that Kirk is still alive, and not for the first year.

My favorite boys

I have an idea that there are topics that McCoy discusses only with Scotty. I wonder what it could be? 🤔

Most angels dream of overcoming all the peaks

However, there is one angel who is given to dissolute thoughts about pancakes with butter

I haven't drawn Aziraphale for a very long time

It really looks like a mckirk and you can't change my mind

Sounds of fighting and desperate swearing are heard from the infirmary. After a while, the doors open and Kirk and Spock try to pull the resisting McCoy out of the infirmary. McCoy looks terribly tired and disheveled, but still continues to shout and tell everyone to go to hell. He's telling them to leave him alone and let him do his damn job. However, as soon as he manages to be scratched out of the sick bay, he immediately falls to the floor. Both Kirk and Spock have to drag this pile of bones to his cabin.

Maybe I can even visualize this idea

And it also seems to me that the Enterprise is a collection of anonymous workaholics

A sketch from the weekend. I would like to know what traits make the characters recognizable.