Do characters have any right to be angry if they watch Jojo's fanfiction?

Yes, they might. If the fanfiction distorts their character or does something disrespectful to their story, they could be angry. For example, if a character is made out to be a villain when they're not in the original story.

They might get really surprised. Some characters could be amused by the creative and often wild interpretations in the fanfiction. Others might be a bit annoyed if the fanfiction doesn't stay true to their original personalities.

There's no way to really tell if it's common specifically for someone named Jojo. However, in general, reading fanfiction is a popular activity among fans of many different franchises. The Jojo series has a large and dedicated fan base, so it's likely that there are fans named Jojo who partake in reading fanfiction, but we can't say for sure how common it is without more data.

Fanfiction is a bit of a grey area legally. Technically, most fanfiction is created without official permission from the original creators of JoJo. However, as long as it's not being used for commercial gain and is more of a fan - made homage, it's generally tolerated. So, in the sense of reading (not really 'watching' as it's text) it's not typically actively prosecuted, but it's not fully legal in the strictest sense either.

The concept has a significant impact on the JoJo fandom. Firstly, it deepens the connection between fans and the characters. By imagining characters reading fanfiction, fans feel closer to them. Also, it can inspire new trends in fanfiction writing. Writers might start creating stories specifically with the idea of a character's reaction in mind, leading to more diverse and interesting fan works. Moreover, it can increase the sense of community as fans share their ideas about characters and fanfiction.

Yes, they might. Their reactions could potentially influence future fanfiction. For example, if a character shows strong approval or disapproval, fans might be inspired to write more in that direction or avoid certain themes.

They can have an influence. Their mere presence while watching the fanfiction can add a layer of authenticity to it. If the characters are seen as the 'experts' of the Godzilla world, their approval or disapproval can matter a great deal. This can lead to changes in how fanfiction writers approach their stories, either by trying to please the characters or by deliberately going against their expected opinions to create a more edgy and unique fanfiction.

In a very abstract way, you could say they have the 'right' to their own personalities. If a fanfiction completely warps their character to the point where it's unrecognizable, it goes against the spirit of the original character. But again, this isn't a legal right. It's more about the integrity of the character within the fandom. If characters could have a say, they might want to preserve their core traits while still allowing for some creative exploration.

There are also the conflicted characters. They are not sure what the right thing is at first. They might be swayed by different forces, like their own desires or the influence of others. They add a lot of depth to the story as they grapple with their decisions. An example could be a detective who is tempted to bend the rules to catch a bad guy but isn't sure if that's the right thing.

Dio Brando is also a common choice. His devious and power - hungry personality can create great drama in fanfiction. In a gamer context, he could be the ultimate boss that gamers have to defeat, using all their skills and teamwork.