The complication must be logical to the story, so you're going to have to invent it yourself. Think about what your characters want most, and start listing ideas for how those wants and desires can be thwarted -- those will be your complications.
it is good & its fairy tales movies. Some times the teachers tell fantasy story but if you watch a long time it is bad It is so bad to watch movies a very long time!!!!!!
No. Harry Potter is low fantasy (based on earth but with some fantasy elements such as magic) crossed with a school story (story of the lives of a group of children at school).
It depends what kind of story. If it is a fantasy story, then perhaps a talking squirrel or other small creature. If it is some kind of adventure story, and this animal is a companion, something a tad larger, a deer maybe?
Here are some good links to help you become a writer. Realistic fiction is just a fiction story that could actually happen, as opposed to science fiction or fantasy.
Good grief, no. Some people are perfectly capable of using their imagination alone to create an entertaining fantasy story.
Well it depends on the book. If the adventure story could happen in real life and is not made up then it is not a fantasy, but if it the adventure book is made up and would never happen in real life then it is fantasy. (An adventure story is usually a story where the character(s) are taking a trip or a journey. A fantasy story is made up.)
Some unique fantasy unisex names for a character in a story could be: Phoenix Orion Seraph Rowan Lyric Ember Sage Indigo Rune Nova
well theres stardoll
Here is a good link to teach you how to invent titles.
Stardoll
I, Claudius
All fantasy stories are fiction, for one thing. They usually have some sort of magic somewhere in the story also, or magical creatures of some sort. Fantasy stories often use historic settings like the Middle Ages, when machinery and industry weren't as common.