They would probably have a lot of discussions. Aang might start by asking others what they think about a particular fight in the fanfiction.
Sokka would be the one to make jokes and keep the mood light, while Katara would try to keep everyone focused on the story. Toph might interject with her own blunt opinions. For example, if a character is being too whiny in the fanfiction, she would say so. Zuko would be more reserved at first but then start sharing his thoughts as the story progresses. They would all be bouncing ideas off each other and arguing about different aspects of the fanfiction like who should have won a certain battle or if a character's actions were in - character or not.
Well, some of them could be really intrigued by the creative storylines. Maybe Aang would be interested in how the battles are resolved in ways different from his own experiences with combat. He might think about how he could apply some of those ideas in his own fights. Katara could be a bit critical of how waterbending is depicted if it's not in line with her understanding. And Sokka would probably be making sarcastic comments throughout, especially if he finds any plot holes or over - the - top scenarios.
Some of them might be excited. They could see new ideas and interpretations of their world that they hadn't thought of before. For instance, if there are new bending techniques in the fanfiction, the benders in the gaang might be eager to try them out in their imagination. Others might be more critical and point out inaccuracies compared to their real - life experiences in the Avatar world.
They might be really surprised. Some of the fanfiction could have really out - of - the - box ideas that they never thought of before. For example, new relationships or different interpretations of their bending abilities.
Some popular platforms for fanfiction in general could be Archive of Our Own (AO3). It has a wide variety of fanfictions, and you might find some great 'death battle' fanfictions there. Another option could be FanFiction.net, which has been around for a long time and has a large collection of works.
He might be intrigued.
He might be shocked. The fanfiction could show his friends or himself in situations that are completely different from what he knows. For instance, if it shows him losing to a minor villain, it would be very unexpected for him.
Well, it depends on the character. A prideful character may get angry if they are portrayed in a weak or unflattering way in the Death Battle fanfiction. On the other hand, a more laid - back character might just shrug it off and enjoy the wild storylines. They could also be intrigued by the new relationships or scenarios that the fanfiction writers come up with for them.
The Gaang may also feel guilty in a way. If they see Zuko's attempts to do the right thing in his memories, like when he tried to capture the Avatar in a more honorable way at times, they might regret some of their harsher judgments of him in the past. And this could lead to a closer friendship among them all.
Well, Weiss would probably be quite critical at first. She'd analyze the writing style, the way the characters are portrayed. If the fanfiction doesn't stay true to the essence of the RWBY characters in her opinion, she'd be a bit dismissive. But if it's well - written, she might start to enjoy it. Blake, on the other hand, would be more interested in the storylines that explore the deeper themes and relationships. She might like fanfictions that show different sides of the RWBY characters' personalities through the Death Battle scenarios.
Well, it could be really exciting to imagine Goku's reactions. He might be shocked by some of the out - of - character portrayals in the fanfiction. Maybe he'd laugh at some of the comical scenarios that fans create for him in those stories.