Conversely, relationships could also be strained. If the fanfiction portrays a character in a way that another character doesn't like, such as making one character overly jealous or possessive of another in a way that goes against their normal dynamic, it could cause tension between them. For instance, if a fanfiction makes a brother - sister relationship seem romantic in a wrong way, it would create problems.
New relationships could potentially form. The fanfiction might introduce an idea of a relationship between two characters who had no prior connection. This could inspire the characters to start interacting and perhaps form a new bond, like if a fanfiction pairs up an introverted character with an extroverted one in a unique way, they may start to communicate and form a relationship in the original setting.
Some members of Young Justice could be embarrassed. For instance, if there are romantic fanfictions about them that are a bit too cheesy or if their weaknesses are overly emphasized in a not - so - flattering way. But others might be really intrigued and want to explore more of what the fans think about them.
The 'in - heat' scenario could also lead to some romantic developments. For example, Superboy and Miss Martian might find themselves drawn to each other more as they support each other during the heat - related chaos. Their shared experiences in dealing with the situation could make their relationship progress from just friends to something more.
Her relationship with Wally could become more strained. He might not know how to comfort her, and she could push him away because she doesn't want to be seen as weak. With the rest of the team, she might be more distant at first. They could be worried about her but she might resist their attempts to help.
Some characters might become closer if they share the same feelings about the fanfiction. For example, if two characters both find a certain part of the fanfiction hilarious, they could bond over that.
There could be some conflict. If one character likes a particular fanfiction and another character hates it, it might lead to an argument. Maybe a Decepticon likes a fanfiction that portrays the Decepticons as the good guys, but an Autobot disagrees strongly, and this could cause tension between them.
It can expand the story. The official Young Justice series might have some plotlines that fans want more of or different versions of, and fanfiction allows for that exploration. For example, exploring different character relationships that were only hinted at in the show.
The experienced members of the Justice League would likely take on a mentoring role. For example, Superman might offer advice to Superboy on how to better control his powers. Batman would probably be more cautious about involving the Young Justice team in dangerous missions, while the younger heroes would be eager to prove themselves. Aqualad could learn new underwater combat techniques from Aquaman. This would create a dynamic of growth and learning between the two groups.
I'm not sure about specifically 'famous' ones just for this concept. But there are many talented fanfiction writers in the DC universe fanfic community. Some writers might be well - known within the circles of those who are really into Young Justice and Justice League crossovers. They often have a unique take on how the Justice League would interact with and watch over the Young Justice team.
Conversely, there could be characters who grow apart. Maybe the trailer reveals something that one character supports but another doesn't. This could create a rift between them. For instance, if a new policy or change in the story world shown in the trailer is disagreed upon by two friends.
There could also be some tensions. If the fanfiction shows a future where there are misunderstandings or conflicts between certain characters, it could create uneasiness in their current relationships. For example, if Blake and Weiss are shown to have a falling - out in the future, they might start to be more cautious around each other and try to avoid the potential issues that could lead to such a situation.