For some characters, it might be exciting. They get to see all these different takes on their world and themselves that they never thought of before. It's like getting a peek into the creative minds of their fans.
Some characters may feel amused. They could enjoy seeing the creative and often out - of - the - box ideas that fans come up with regarding Lelouche.
Some characters might feel amused. They would enjoy seeing the new and often humorous twists on their own stories.
Some characters might feel flattered. They see that fans are so interested in them that they create whole new stories. For example, Hagrid might be happy to see himself in different friendly and kind - hearted adventures in fanfiction.
The other characters like Fishlegs would probably be really into it. He loves stories and knowledge, so seeing different takes on the HTTYD 2 story in fanfiction would be like a goldmine for him. He might start analyzing the details and comparing them to what he knows from the real events.
There might be an experienced Pokémon trainer who has seen it all but then gets a new Pokémon or a new power that makes them feel invincible. This trainer could be the main character who then uses their new - found strength to protect the Pokémon world from a new threat, and along the way, they meet other characters who either help or hinder their journey.
Some characters might feel flattered. If the fanfiction presents them in a heroic or desirable way, it could boost their ego. For example, a character who is usually seen as a sidekick in the original story but is the star in the fanfiction might enjoy the new - found attention.
Ruby would be startled by the Saw fanfiction. The extreme and often cruel scenarios in it are not something she's accustomed to. Weiss would have a strong negative reaction. She values grace and beauty in stories, and Saw fanfiction lacks that completely. Blake would try to empathize with the characters in the fanfiction who might be victims, but overall find it a difficult read. Yang would be quick to dismiss it, stating that it's not her cup of tea and that she prefers stories with more action and heroism.
They might feel a bit embarrassed. After all, fanfiction often contains some over - the - top or cheesy scenarios that the characters may not be used to seeing themselves in.
Some characters might feel a bit confused at first. Fanfics can deviate a lot from the original story, so if they are used to the set plot of 'Meet the Robinsons', seeing different versions of events or character personalities can be disorienting. But then they might also become intrigued as they start to understand the creativity behind the fanfic.
Ruby would feel a sense of wonder. She's the type to dive into new fictional worlds, and PewDiePie fanfiction would be no different. Blake might be a bit reserved at first, but then get drawn in by the unique concepts. Yang would be all for it, finding the humor and action. Weiss might be a bit more hesitant, but if it had a good plot, she could come around. Overall, they'd have a mix of reactions from cautious interest to full - on enjoyment.