Steve Rogers would be very skeptical at first. But as he sees Loki being vulnerable while being taken care of, he might start to understand that Loki is a product of his upbringing and circumstances. This could lead to a more empathetic view from Steve. Clint Barton, who has his own grudges against Loki, might be the last to come around. However, if Loki shows genuine change, it could transform their relationship from one of enmity to a cautious friendship. Natasha, being the perceptive one, could be the bridge between Loki and the rest of the Avengers in terms of building new relationships.
The relationship between Loki and Bruce Banner could be interesting. Banner might be initially afraid of Loki's presence. But as Loki is being taken care of, he could see that Loki is also a being with his own fears and insecurities. Loki, on the other hand, might be intrigued by Banner's struggle with the Hulk. This could lead to a unique bond where they understand each other's internal battles. And overall, the Avengers as a group would have to reevaluate their stance on Loki, and this would change the dynamics within the team as well as their relationships with Loki.
Thor's relationship with Loki would likely become more complex. He'd be glad his brother is being cared for but also worried about Loki's true intentions. The Avengers, like Tony, might start to see Loki as more than just a villain. They could develop a begrudging respect for his intelligence. For Loki, he might start to feel a sense of belonging, which is something he's never really had. This could soften his attitude towards the Avengers.
They show him kindness and try to understand his motives. They offer support and help him find a better path.
One possible plot could be that the Avengers find a weakened Loki after a battle. They decide to take care of him not out of trust but to keep an eye on him. Thor is conflicted as he wants to believe his brother can change. They nurse Loki back to health, and during this time, Loki starts to see the Avengers in a different light, leading to some comical and heart - warming moments as he tries to fit in without losing his mischievous charm.
His relationship with Thor would likely become more strained. Thor might not understand what's happening to Loki at first and think he's up to some new scheme. With the other Avengers, Loki might become more withdrawn as he tries to deal with his situation privately.
For Steve and Bucky, if Bucky starts speaking his native language more often in the fanfic, it could strengthen their bond as it harks back to their old days. However, it might also make it harder for new members of the Avengers to fully understand their dynamic. Natasha and Clint might use their respective first languages (Russian and American English) to communicate in a more covert way during missions, which could make their relationship seem more exclusive to the rest of the team.
They could become closer. Sharing a laugh over some of the wilder fanfiction plots would create a new bond. For example, if there was a really out - there story about Hawkeye and Black Widow having secret superpowers, they could joke about it together.
Some relationships might become stronger. If they read fanfiction that shows deep friendships between them, they could be more aware of their bond. For example, if there are stories about Iron Man and Captain America's friendship overcoming differences, they might be more likely to work together better.
If Peter was adopted by the Avengers, his relationship with Wanda Maximoff could be quite special. Wanda could help Peter understand and control his emotions better, especially when he's under stress during battles. Peter could also befriend Vision, and together they could explore the boundaries of science and magic. The Avengers would start to see Peter as a full - fledged member of the family. They would be more protective of him, and Peter would feel a stronger sense of belonging. His relationships would no longer be just about superhero partnerships but would be about real family connections. For example, they would celebrate holidays together and have family - style dinners, which would strengthen their bonds even more.
It would likely become stronger. Taking care of a baby together requires a lot of cooperation. They would have to rely on each other more, which would deepen their bond. They'd see different sides of each other, like Naruto's gentle side when he rocks the baby to sleep and Sakura's more motherly instincts.
With the Avengers finding out Steve is gay, his relationships would evolve. For instance, Sam Wilson would be extremely supportive. He and Steve already have a great friendship, and this would only add another layer to it. Steve's relationship with Bruce Banner might also change. Bruce, who often feels like an outcast himself, could relate to Steve on a different level. They might have more in - depth conversations about acceptance and self - identity. And Steve's connection with Rhodey could strengthen as Rhodey is a man of honor and would respect Steve no matter what. Overall, Steve's relationships with the Avengers would become more multifaceted and based on a deeper understanding of one another.
The living situation could also create some new tensions. Clint might get annoyed with Thor's loud and boisterous behavior. But at the same time, they could also learn to understand and respect each other better. Maybe Clint would start to appreciate Thor's warrior spirit, and Thor would see Clint's skills in a new light. Natasha, being the observant one, would probably play a role in smoothing out any rough patches in the relationships among the team members.