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Okay. So, I have another request for The Four of Them, it's a continuation of the Boxer one, if that's okay with you. If it's alright, can you age everyone up a bit? Like a couple of years in the future.

So, how would they react to the reader losing for the first time? They watch on TV or in person, the reader loses by a bloody knockout 😬

First ever loss: How do they react?? The Four Of Them

Johnny, Gaby, Martina, Mariel

This was a cute one, I actually had these Hc's in my drafts and finished them. I had alot of other works in drafts and finished them last night :') Lots of work but hey they're coming out ahaaa- anyway! Hope you enjoy these!!

-Writer Icy<3

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Here's how each member of "The Four of Them" might react to the reader's first loss, a devastating knockout, a couple of years into the future:

Johnny:

Johnny would be the most visibly upset, his usual confidence and bravado replaced by a deep concern for the reader. Watching them get knocked out would be a shock to his system. He might initially be in disbelief, hoping the reader would get back up. Once reality sets in, Johnny would likely be one of the first to rush to their side, whether physically or emotionally. He’d try to be strong for the reader, but his concern would be clear. "Hey, it’s okay. You’re still a champ in my eyes. You’ll come back stronger—I know it. Just… take it easy, alright?"

Gaby:

Gaby would be devastated but try to stay composed, especially around the reader. He’d be deeply worried about their physical and emotional well-being after such a loss. Gaby might struggle to find the right words, not wanting to make the reader feel worse, but his concern would be evident in his actions—checking in on them, offering help in any way he can. "Hey, your gonna be just fine, quit crying and get back up like the champion you are. We’re all here for you, okay?"

Martina:

Martina would likely be in shock, not used to seeing the reader—someone she’s always seen as almost invincible—go down like that. She might be the most emotional, possibly shedding a few tears while watching the fight. Afterward, Martina would focus on comforting the reader, reminding them of their worth beyond boxing and encouraging them to take the time they need to recover.

"This doesn’t define you, you know? You’re still a badass and you’ll get through this. I know it!"

Mariel:

Mariel would be the quietest in her reaction, but no less affected. She’d watch the fight with a sinking feeling in her chest, her worry for the reader growing with every passing second. After the loss, Mariel would likely stay close to the reader, offering silent support. She might not say much at first, knowing the reader might need time to process, but she’d be there, ready to listen or offer comfort whenever needed. "I know this hurts… but you’ve achieved so much, and you’ll rise from this. I believe in you."

Each of them would be deeply affected by the reader’s loss, but their reactions would differ based on their personalities. They’d all be there to support the reader, helping them through the physical and emotional pain of the defeat.

Hewwo! Good job on the last prompt, I liked it!

If it's okay, I would like to make another request, this time it's The Four of Them x Boxer reader. Scenario: the gang finds out that the reader is a boxer, but not just any kind of boxer; one of the youngest world champions in history—the reader became the WBC featherweight champion at only 15 years old.

The Four of Them x Boxer reader!

Johnny, Gaby, Martina, Mariel

Okay, aside from the CPC, this webtoon was one of the first ones I read and adored! So I really really enjoyed writing this! Four requests I'm working on now, I promise!! Not sure if you wanted romantic hc's or platonic so I made them platonic with a gender neutral reader!! Hope you like em!!!

-Writer Icy<3

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 Johnny:

Initial Shock: Johnny would be stunned and probably a bit intimidated. He might have seen the reader as a regular friend, and this revelation would completely change his perspective.

Curiosity: After the initial shock wears off, he’d likely become really curious about the reader’s training and experiences. He’d ask a ton of questions, like what it’s like to be in the ring, how it feels to win a title at such a young age, and how the reader manages school and boxing.

Respect: Johnny has a strong sense of justice and determination, so he’d develop a deep respect for the reader’s hard work and dedication. He’d admire the reader’s ability to excel in something so challenging.

Bragging Rights: Johnny might start bragging to the others about how his friend is a world champion, especially if he ever feels like the group is underestimated.

"No way! A world champion? That’s insane! You gotta show me some moves—I mean, I’m not as skilled as you b-but you can show me if you want!"

Johnny would be absolutely blown away. His initial reaction would be a mix of shock and excitement, with his usual bravado kicking in. He might start playfully challenging the reader to spar with him, though he knows he'd never stand a chance. Johnny would also probably brag to others about how he has a world champion as a friend, seeing it as something that elevates his own coolness.

Gaby:

Nonchalant Reaction: Gaby might act cool and nonchalant at first, pretending like it’s no big deal. He might tease the reader about being a “tough guy/gal/person” or make a few jokes, but underneath, he’d be impressed.

Genuine Interest: After the initial jokes, Gaby would show genuine interest in the reader’s boxing career. He might ask to spar with the reader just for fun, even if he knows he’ll get his butt kicked.

Respect for Independence: Gaby values independence, so he’d respect the reader’s ability to achieve so much at such a young age. He might even feel a bit of kinship with the reader, seeing them as someone who’s had to carve out their own path.

Subtle Pride: Gaby wouldn’t be as outwardly proud as Martina, but he’d drop hints about the reader’s accomplishments in conversations, subtly letting others know how cool his friend is.

"How did you manage to balance all the training with everything else? It must have been tough…still pretty badass though…"

Gaby would be super impressed, though a bit more reserved in his reaction compared to Johnny. He might ask some questions, genuinely curious about how the reader managed to achieve something so remarkable at such a young age. Gaby would respect the reader’s dedication and hard work, possibly even admiring them more than before, but he might also worry a little about their safety.

Martina:

Surprise: Martina would likely be surprised, as she might not have seen this coming. The idea of someone her age being a world champion would seem almost unreal to her.

Admiration: She’d loudly admire the reader’s skills and discipline. Martina would be extremely vocal and bragging alooott. she’d definitely be impressed and inspired by the reader’s accomplishments.

Interest in Strategy: Martina has a sharp mind and might become interested in the strategic aspects of boxing. She’d ask the reader about tactics and techniques, trying to understand how they outthink their opponents.

Supportive: Martina would offer big support, whether it’s helping the reader with schoolwork to keep up with their studies or being there to listen after a tough match.

"You’re seriously a world champion? That’s amazing! You’ve gotta teach me some of those moves—I wanna be able to knock someone out too!"

Martina would be both surprised and proud, seeing the reader’s achievement as something really cool and empowering. She might jokingly suggest that the reader teach her some self-defense techniques, but deep down, she would feel a sense of awe and admiration. Martina would likely start looking up more about boxing and the reader’s past matches to understand just how impressive their accomplishment is.

Mariel:

Excitement: Mariel would be incredibly excited and would probably start cheering and hyping up the reader immediately. She might even insist on watching some of the reader’s matches or training sessions.

Protectiveness: Despite the reader being a capable fighter, Mariel would likely feel a sense of protectiveness. She might worry about the reader’s safety and would be vocal about her concerns, even if she knows the reader can handle themselves.

Pride: Mariel would be super proud to be friends with someone so accomplished. She’d probably tell everyone she knows about it and might even try to find ways to help the reader promote their career.

Enthusiasm: Mariel might try to get involved by asking questions, watching other matches or the readers and even trying to learn a few moves herself, just to understand and show quieter support towards the reader.

"That’s… really impressive. I always knew you were strong, but this… it’s something else. You’ve worked so hard, and it shows."

Mariel would probably be the most subdued in her reaction but no less impressed. She might already have had an inkling that the reader was strong or skilled at something, but this revelation would still catch her off guard. Mariel would appreciate the reader’s strength and determination, maybe even seeing them as a role model of sorts. She’d quietly support them and might even attend one of their matches to cheer them on.

Each of them would react differently, but they’d all be incredibly proud and impressed by the reader's achievement.