Hermione would be devastated. She would initially think Harry had lost his mind. She'd probably try to find a way to rescue him, using all her knowledge and research skills. Ron would be angry at first, feeling that Harry had betrayed them. But then he would also start to think there must be a deeper reason and would want to help. Dumbledore, if still alive in the fanfiction, would likely be more understanding, believing that Harry has a grand plan that he's not aware of yet.
Hermione would be extremely shocked and disappointed. She has always been a firm believer in the fight against Voldemort and would see Harry's alliance as a huge betrayal. She would probably try to talk Harry out of it at first and if that fails, she might start her own investigation to find out what made Harry do this.
Ron would be extremely angry at first. He might feel betrayed by Harry. But as he realizes that something must be seriously wrong with Harry, he would probably join Hermione in trying to save Harry from Voldemort's influence. They would look for a way to break whatever spell or false belief has hold of Harry.
The other characters' reactions would vary widely. Ginny would be heartbroken. She might feel that Harry has abandoned not just his identity but also their relationship. Neville would be shocked and would probably feel that Harry has let down the whole school. Some of the Slytherins might be secretly glad, thinking that it removes a threat to their own ambitions. However, many of the younger students who looked up to Harry would be confused and disappointed, as he was a symbol of hope for them. Teachers like McGonagall would try to keep the school together in the face of this chaos, while also hoping that Harry would return.
The other students at Hogwarts would be very afraid. Some might avoid Harry out of fear that Voldemort could use him to harm them. But Neville, being brave, would probably try to reach out to Harry in some way, believing that there's still good in him. The Order of the Phoenix would be in chaos at first. But then they'd start formulating plans. Lupin would be worried but also think rationally about how to deal with the situation, using his experience as a werewolf and a wizard.
Hermione might initially be shocked and afraid, but she would quickly gather her wits. She would assess Draco, trying to figure out if there was any way to sway him to her side. Given her ability to see the good in people, she might try to appeal to any sense of morality Draco has left, all while secretly planning her escape or a way to undermine Voldemort's plan of using her as a pawn against the good side.
His friends like Shikamaru would be deeply affected. Shikamaru, who had always respected Naruto's tenacity, would be at a loss. He might think about all the times Naruto pushed forward despite the odds and feel guilty for not being able to prevent his death. Hinata would be inconsolable. She had deep feelings for Naruto, and his sacrifice would shatter her world. The other ninja from different villages that Naruto had befriended during his journey, like Gaara, would also be in mourning. They would see Naruto's sacrifice as a noble act that inspired them to be better protectors of their own villages and to work towards a more unified ninja world.
Hermione would probably be very confused at first. She'd try to understand the reasoning behind it and might be worried that Harry has lost his sense of self. Ron would likely make jokes about it, but also be a bit concerned. Dumbledore, on the other hand, would probably see it as another step in Harry's journey of self - discovery and would encourage him to explore what this new identity means. Voldemort might see it as a sign of weakness or a strange ploy by Harry, but would still be cautious as he doesn't fully understand the implications of this new name.
The other characters' reactions would vary greatly. For instance, Gary, who has always had a bit of a rivalry with Ash, would be shocked. He might initially be in denial but then realize the depth of Ash's selflessness. Professor Oak would be extremely sad and would see Ash as a true hero. The Gym Leaders that Ash has faced and befriended would hold commemorative events in their Gyms. They would talk about Ash's courage and how his sacrifice has left a huge mark on the Pokémon world. His sacrifice would also inspire younger trainers to be more like him.
The Weasleys would be devastated. Bill, Fleur's husband, would feel a mix of gratitude towards Harry and intense guilt for not being able to save Fleur himself. Ginny would be heartbroken, having once had feelings for Harry. Hermione would be in shock and would probably spend a lot of time trying to figure out if there was any way they could have prevented it. Ron would be angry at first, angry at the situation and at the bad guys who put Fleur in danger, but also deeply sad for losing his friend.
Well, Ginny would be heartbroken that Harry left. She might have expected to build a life with him after Voldemort was defeated. But she's also a strong character, so she would likely throw herself into her own life, perhaps becoming a star Quidditch player. Neville would be overjoyed that Voldemort was dead. He might take on a role at Hogwarts, teaching herbology perhaps, and sharing his knowledge with the students. As for the other characters in the wizarding world, those who had suffered under Voldemort would be in a state of jubilation and start to pick up the pieces of their lives.