characters watch the book of life fanfiction

Some characters may be flattered by the attention and the creative interpretations in the fanfiction.

Ruby is often a popular choice. Her leadership and unique powers make her an interesting character to explore in the context of the Book of Life. Weiss is also popular as her complex family background and her growth as a character can be further developed. Blake, with her mysterious past and her struggle for equality, is another character that fanfiction writers like to feature in relation to the Book of Life.

The characters would probably view the fanfiction as a form of alternate reality. They might be intrigued by the creativity of the fans. If the fanfiction added new adventures or challenges for them, they could be excited to see how they would fare in those situations. However, they may also be critical if the fanfiction violated the fundamental rules or themes of their original story world. For instance, if in the original 'The Book of Life' the concept of death was very specific, and the fanfiction completely changed that, the characters might not be too pleased.

The main characters would probably be the ones from the original 'Book of Life' like Manolo, Maria, and Joaquin. Since it's a fanfiction, Adelita Cousins might give more focus on one of them and their personal journey.

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