Do you think the gods would enjoy reading House of Hades fanfiction?

Maybe. Some gods who have a sense of humor like Hermes might enjoy it for the fun and creative ideas. But others like Hera who is more strict about propriety might not like it at all.

Maybe some would. Athena, being the goddess of wisdom, might be interested in seeing how mortals' minds work in creating these fictional stories about Percy. But Poseidon, as Percy's father, might be a bit protective and not like some of the wilder interpretations in the fanfiction.

Yes, I think they might. Naruto has a rich world with diverse characters, and fanfiction adds even more layers to it. The gods could enjoy the creativity.

Yes, they might. The Artemis Fowl series has a lot of elements that could appeal to the gods. There are themes of intelligence, magic, and adventure. If the fanfiction captures these elements well, the gods could find it enjoyable.

Maybe. If the fanfiction is well - written and respectful of their essence, they might enjoy it.

It depends on the god. Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, might view it with a bit of detachment. She might respect the creativity of mortals but not really be overly invested. However, Dionysus, the god of wine and celebration, could potentially enjoy it. He likes entertainment and the fanfiction could be a form of amusement for him. But then again, gods are complex beings. Some might start off enjoying it but then get annoyed if the fanfiction goes against their values or ideas about Percy and Annabeth.

Maybe. The gods might find the different takes on the Harry Potter world in fanfiction quite entertaining.

Some might. Gods like Dionysus, who enjoys earthly pleasures and entertainment, could find the fanfic quite enjoyable. He might like the new and different stories about the Olympians.

It depends on the god. Athena, being the goddess of wisdom, might enjoy analyzing the different ideas in fanfics. But Ares, the god of war, might not care at all as he is more interested in battles and less in fictional stories about himself.

It's a mixed bag. On one hand, characters like Tony Stark might enjoy it as a form of escapism from his own high - tech and often - dangerous world. He could appreciate the creativity in the fanfiction. However, others like Steve Rogers might find it a bit too fantastical compared to his more grounded view of heroism. But overall, there's a good chance that at least a few of the Avengers would enjoy it.