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nachos2d: #malfoid Malfoid’s Diary | Ep. 2

nachos2d's 30-second anime short sends Harry Potter to a karate dojo, where every hit pops a little heart out of his mouth. The post names no tools, so neither do we.

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Harry Potter trades the wizarding world for a karate dojo in Malfoid's Diary, Ep. 2, a 30-second short from nachos2d, and it is today's Video of the Day on thegenerated.com. A blonde black belt named Malfoid gives Potter a lesson, and in the maker's own words, every time she hits him a little heart comes out of his mouth.

It is impressively consistent and surprisingly funny. The sound effects track is flawless, and the character moves stay clean and impressive from the opening stance to the final collapse on the dojo floor.

The fight mechanics feel almost transplanted out of the Pokémon cartoons of the late 90s and early 2000s, right down to the exaggerated impacts and the cutaways. This is anime at its core, and it is incredible fun. If you have made something in this spirit, tag us so we can take a look.

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Source: nachos2d (NACHOS2D_) on X, 13 Oct 2026.

Provenance — nachos2d (NACHOS2D_) on X, 13 Oct 2026 · Status: verified 14 Oct 2026: maker's own X post re-read via the API

Harry Potter, out of the wizarding world and into the dojo

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Malfoid drags Harry Potter out of the wizarding world and into the dojo

In Malfoid's Diary Ep. 2, nachos2d (@NACHOS2D_) puts Harry Potter in a karate dojo with Malfoid, the fan-made female Draco Malfoy, for 30 seconds of Pokémon-era impacts and cutaways in Japanese with English subtitles. It is a craft pick that ran below his usual reach, and it is an unofficial fan work.

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Anime-style frame of a blonde girl in a white karate gi and black belt landing a high kick on a boy in round glasses and green shorts inside a sunlit dojo

A blonde girl in a white karate gi smirks at the camera and tells us, in Japanese, that she was the strongest fighter in her dojo. To prove it, the film cuts to a flashback of her throwing a bald, red-belted sensei straight up through the roof, leaving a tiny figure in a hole of blue sky. Then she flashes a peace sign against a pink sparkle background, ponytail flying, while a row of dazed classmates looks on. Only after all that does she turn to her sparring partner, a boy in round glasses and a plain white tee, and say: "Now, come at me, Potter."

This is the second episode of "Malfoid's Diary", a 30-second anime comedy posted on X on Tuesday 13 October by nachos2d (@NACHOS2D_), an AI animator with about 37,500 followers. It is an impressively consistent and surprisingly funny short that takes Harry Potter out of the wizarding world and drops him in a karate dojo, where things go badly for him in the best possible way.

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