What is 'error reader fanfic'?

Sorry, I don't have specific examples of 'error reader fanfic' as it's not a widely known and commonly - defined genre. It might be very specific to certain small or niche fandoms.

Well, it could be that the Error character discovers the suicidal child reader. Maybe Error, who is often portrayed as a complex and somewhat chaotic entity in fanfiction, is initially confused by the child's state. Then he might try to understand the reasons behind the suicidal thoughts through his own unique perspective.

The child may also be shown as being physically weak or frail, as a manifestation of their mental state. Their appearance could be disheveled, and they might avoid eye contact or social interaction. Additionally, their actions could be slow and lethargic, as if they have lost all motivation to do anything. This would help to convey the depth of their despair to the readers.

Well, it could potentially be about a reader who is suicidal and then encounters some sort of error - filled fanfiction. Maybe the error in the fanfiction has some sort of impact on the suicidal state of the reader, like it could be a very poorly written or disturbing piece that makes the situation worse, or perhaps it's an error that leads to an unexpected turn that helps the reader in some way.

Well, fanfictions often explore complex themes. In the case of 'suicidal reader and error sans fanfiction', it might be delving into the dark emotions of the reader character. It could show how Error Sans might interact with a character in such a vulnerable state, perhaps trying to prevent the suicidal thoughts or understand them.

I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'cross x error fanfic' is. It could potentially be a fan - created fictional work that involves some sort of 'cross' concept (maybe a crossover between different universes or characters) and an 'error' element which might refer to a mistake, glitch or some sort of abnormal situation within the story. However, without more context, it's difficult to be more precise.

In a 'suicidal reader meets error fanfiction', perhaps the reader finds themselves in a world full of glitches and errors that represent their own broken state of mind. The error could be a character or an event that forces the reader to confront their suicidal thoughts. For example, they might encounter a situation where their death would cause even more chaos in the already error - filled world, making them realize the impact of their life and potentially changing their perspective on their own worth.

It's also possible that the 'sucidal reader' is a misnomer or a very dark take on a character's journey. In general, fanfiction should strive to be more inclusive and positive. Error Sans has a rich universe that can be explored in so many other ways that don't involve such distressing and potentially dangerous themes.

I think'reader meets fresh and error fanfiction' might mean that a reader stumbles upon fanfiction that is new (fresh) but also has some mistakes or elements that deviate from the norm (error). For example, it could be a fanfiction that has a fresh take on a well - known story but has some plot holes or characterizations that are a bit off.

Another plot could be that Error Sans initially misunderstands the suicidal reader's situation. But as he gets to know them better, he realizes the depth of their pain. He then tries to find a way to connect the reader with other positive characters in his world, creating a support system for the reader to get out of their suicidal state.