Ruby would be in awe of the grandiosity of the 40k fanfiction's story elements. The large - scale battles, the powerful entities, and the vastness of the universe would be very appealing to her. She would probably start daydreaming about exploring such a world. Weiss would take her time to understand the hierarchy and the chain of command in the 40k universe as depicted in the fanfiction. She would compare it to her own experiences with authority and social structure. Blake would be most interested in the outcasts and the underdogs in the story. She would empathize with their struggles and see how they try to rise above their circumstances. Yang would love the story elements that involve physical and mental strength. The characters who overcome their weaknesses through sheer willpower would be her favorites, and she would strive to be like them in her own battles.
Ruby would be immediately drawn to the action - oriented story elements. The battles and the use of different abilities would be like a magnet for her. She might even start thinking about how she could incorporate some of those ideas into her own combat style. Weiss would be more into the complex relationships between the different factions. She would analyze how they form alliances or rivalries, much like she does in her own world. Blake would look at the story elements from a moral perspective. The gray areas between right and wrong in the 40k fanfiction would make her think deeply about her own beliefs. Yang would be excited by the heroic sacrifices and the characters' unwavering loyalty. These elements would fuel her own sense of heroism.
Ruby would be very interested and might want to share it with her friends. Yang would probably like the action parts if there are any. Weiss might be a bit hesitant at first but could warm up to it.
Ruby would respond with wide - eyed enthusiasm, eager to explore new stories. Weiss would be more critical, focusing on the quality of writing. Blake would look for deeper themes. Yang would be excited for the action.
For Ruby, a Chibi fanfic would be like a dream come true. It combines her love for their story with the cuteness of Chibi. Yang would be so into it that she'd start imagining herself in Chibi form doing all sorts of crazy things. Weiss would be slowly won over by the charm of the Chibi fanfic, realizing that it's not just about being cute but also about a different perspective on their characters. Blake would be quietly enjoying it, seeing the potential for new and interesting storylines within the Chibi concept.
All the RWBY characters would bring their own personalities to their responses. Ruby's positive energy would make her a fan of the fanfic's creative use of the soundtrack right away. Yang's bold nature might lead her to suggest improvements or more exciting ways to use the music. Weiss would analyze it from a more technical and aesthetic point of view, and Blake would be more attuned to the emotional undertones created by the soundtrack in the fanfic. Overall, their responses would depend on how well the fanfic writer has managed to blend the RWBY soundtrack with an engaging story.
For Ruby, the Naruto fanfiction would open up a whole new world of adventure. She'd be completely immersed in it, sharing her favorite parts with her team. Yang would have a blast reading it, especially when it comes to the powerful and flashy ninja techniques. She'd probably try to imitate some of them in a playful way. Weiss would analyze it from a literary perspective, critiquing the use of language and the pacing of the story. Blake would find the stories of the Naruto characters' growth and struggles to be very relatable, and would think about how similar themes play out in RWBY.
Ruby would likely be very enthusiastic. She is always eager to see her friends in new and exciting situations, and fanfiction can provide that. Weiss would initially be a bit of a skeptic, checking for grammar and proper use of the characters. But if it had a good plot, she could become a fan. Blake would be more into analyzing how the fanfiction portrays the emotional bonds between the characters. Yang would just have a great time reading it, especially if there were some cool action scenes with her in it.
Ruby, being young and innocent, would be extremely uncomfortable and probably try to pretend she never heard of it. Weiss, with her proper and sometimes uptight nature, would be outraged and would not tolerate its existence. Blake, while she has a more nuanced view on different types of literature, would still consider this inappropriate for their group and the general image they uphold. Yang would also be quite disgusted and would probably make it clear that she doesn't support this kind of fan - made content related to their friend Jaune.
They might be shocked by some of the harsher themes. RWBY is set in a world that has its own problems, but Fallout can be really dark at times. For example, the extreme scarcity of resources and the cutthroat survival situations could make some of them uncomfortable.
Ruby would be enthusiastic. She's open - minded and would love the new story ideas. Yang would be excited for the action scenes. Blake would be interested in the character development, and Weiss would be more reserved but still intrigued.
Ruby, as the heart of the group, would jump right into the fanfiction world with excitement. She would be eager to see how the battles were depicted and how her friends were characterized. Weiss, with her refined taste, would initially be cautious. However, if the fanfiction had a well - developed plot and good character development, she would start to enjoy it. Blake, being the more reserved one, would take her time to soak in all the details. She would consider how the fanfiction related to the real RWBY story and its underlying themes. Yang, always the energetic and outspoken one, would be quick to give her opinions. If there were intense battles in the fanfiction, she would be on the edge of her seat. But if there were parts that were too far - fetched, she would be the first to point it out and have a good laugh about it.