What would happen if the Avengers found out about Clintasha fanfiction?

The Avengers' reactions to finding out about Spideypool fanfiction could be quite diverse. Peter and Wade have very different personalities and powers, and the fanfiction that combines them in various scenarios is something the Avengers would need to wrap their heads around. Bruce Banner might be a bit worried that some of the more out - there fanfiction could give people the wrong idea about superhero relationships. He's all about science and facts, and fanfiction can be very far from that. But overall, it would be a strange new concept for most of the Avengers to deal with.

Well, initially there would be a lot of confusion among the Avengers. Tony Stark would probably make some sarcastic remarks about it. Steve Rogers would be more likely to be appalled, given his more traditional values. Thor himself might be deeply offended, as the idea of a romantic relationship with his brother is completely against his own view of their relationship. And Loki? He might have a more complex reaction, perhaps finding it amusing in a twisted way that mortals come up with such ideas, but also not wanting it to taint his own image among the Avengers.

If the Avengers found out about Winterwidow fanfiction, it could lead to a whole range of reactions. Clint Barton might tease Natasha about it in a friendly way. Thor would likely be confused as to what this 'fanfiction' thing is all about. Bruce Banner would probably keep to himself and not really get involved, unless it somehow affected the team dynamic in a big way. Natasha and Bucky might initially feel a bit invaded in terms of their privacy, even though it's just fictional work by fans.

Well, initially there would likely be a lot of blushing and awkward glances among the team. Tony might tease Steve and Bucky about it relentlessly. But on a more serious note, they might also respect the creativity of the fans. After all, it shows how much the fans love their relationship, whether it's seen as a deep friendship or something more in the eyes of the fans. However, they would probably also want to make sure that the fanfiction doesn't cross any inappropriate lines or spread false information about them.

Well, it really depends on how Skip is portrayed in the fanfic. If Skip is some sort of threat or has done something bad in the fanfic world, the Avengers would probably take action. They might start an investigation to figure out who Skip is and what his intentions are. They're all about protecting the world, after all.

They might be amused. For example, Thor could find it quite an interesting mortal creation. He might not fully understand all the nuances but would enjoy the creativity. He might even share it with the other Avengers as a form of entertainment during their down time.

Well, in some fanfictions, if the Avengers find out about Peter, they might immediately take him under their wing. They could see his potential and start training him more intensively. For example, Tony Stark might give him access to even more advanced technology, and Captain America could teach him about strategy and leadership. It's all very exciting to think about.

Well, it could go a few ways. Maybe they'd be shocked at some of the wild interpretations of Bucky in the fanfiction. Some might find it funny, like Thor could chuckle at the strange scenarios Bucky is put in. Others, like Steve, might be a bit protective and not like some of the more out - there ideas about his friend.

The Avengers' reactions to finding out about Steve and Bucky in fanfiction would be diverse. Bruce might be more analytical and wonder why fans would write such things. Wanda could be empathetic and see it as a creative expression of the bond between Steve and Bucky. Vision, on the other hand, might try to understand the cultural significance of fanfiction in relation to the two heroes. Steve would likely need some time to get used to the idea that there are fictional stories out there about him and his best friend.

If Young Justice found out about Slade fanfiction, it could potentially change their view of their own world. Fanfiction often blurs the lines between reality and fantasy. They might start to question how they are perceived by the public. Also, depending on the nature of the fanfiction, it could give them insights into how others view Slade as a villain. For example, if the fanfiction makes Slade seem more sympathetic, they might re - evaluate their own interactions with him. But at the same time, they could also be put off by some of the more out - there interpretations in the fanfiction.