What would RWBY fans think of Attack on Titan fanfiction?

Well, Ruby might be really excited. She'd be intrigued by the different worlds and characters in the Attack on Titan fanfiction. She could see similarities in the fight against Grimm and Titans. Weiss might be a bit more critical, analyzing the writing style and how it compares to the original works. Blake would probably be interested in the themes of survival and freedom often present in both RWBY and Attack on Titan fanfiction. Yang, on the other hand, would be looking for the action parts and might cheer for the characters in the fanfic when they have a great battle moment.

Naruto is a very empathetic character. So while watching Attack on Titan fanfiction, he would likely feel for the characters who are suffering. When he sees the destruction caused by the Titans and how the people in the story are trying to survive, he would be reminded of the hardships his own village has faced. He might even start to come up with strategies in his head to help the characters in the fanfiction, just like he does when he's in a tough situation in his own world.

Some RWBY fans might be really excited. They love crossovers as it combines two of their favorite things. They'd be eager to see how the RWBY characters interact with the Infinity War setting and characters.

Overall, their reactions would vary based on their individual personalities. Ruby would be focused on the moral aspects, Blake on the relationships, Weiss on the quality of writing, and Yang on the action. They might also compare the fanfiction world to their own experiences in Remnant, finding both similarities and differences.

Yes, it is common among 'Attack on Titan' fans to engage with fanfiction, including 'watching' it if it's in a video format. The anime has a large and dedicated fan community. Fans are always looking for more content related to their favorite series. Fanfiction offers a way to continue the story in different directions, explore different character arcs, and generally keep the 'Attack on Titan' experience alive even between seasons or after the series has ended. Many fans enjoy seeing how other fans interpret the story and characters, and fanfiction provides a platform for that creative exploration.

Yes, I think some of them would. For example, Tony Stark, being a fan of pop culture and new ideas, would probably find the unique world of Attack on Titan in the fanfiction quite interesting. He'd enjoy exploring the different concepts and might even get some inspiration for new gadgets from it.

Well, Levi would probably be critical. He's a no - nonsense type of character. He might think that if the fanfic doesn't adhere to the basic 'rules' of the Attack on Titan world, like the power dynamics of the Titans, it's just not good. He'd scoff at any inaccuracies in the combat descriptions or character behaviors that don't match his understanding of the real story.

The world of Attack on Titan would experience a major transformation with the introduction of Pokemon. Socially, the relationship between people would change as they bond over their Pokemon. There could be Pokemon centers and Pokemarts within the walls. Economically, a new industry would emerge around Pokemon. In terms of combat, as I mentioned before, different types of Pokemon would bring new tactics. Fire - type Pokemon could set the Titans on fire, ice - type Pokemon could freeze them, and so on. Also, the idea of Pokemon evolution could be incorporated into the story. Maybe the more a trainer and their Pokemon fight Titans together, the stronger their bond and the more evolved their Pokemon becomes, making them even more effective against the Titans.

Ruby would probably rate them based on how much hope and positive messages they convey. If a fanfiction has characters that are constantly striving for a better future despite the odds, she would give it a high rating.

Well, if RWBY characters were to watch Attack on Titan fanfiction, they might be really confused at first. Ruby, with her innocent nature, would probably be wide - eyed and full of questions. Weiss might be a bit critical, analyzing the writing style and how it compares to the original Attack on Titan. Blake could be more interested in the relationships and character dynamics within the fanfiction, seeing as she has a penchant for complex stories. Yang, on the other hand, would probably be making jokes about the more outlandish parts of the fanfiction.