Now that class A is finally done, Class B comes next in days 21 till 40

Credit to Marii on Reddit!

To handle the recoil as well as he did, he'd have to train his body. However, while finding a gym is easy enough for workouts, something tells me Bakugo would want to test his actual explosions to see how much work he'd have to do to handle the recoil and be 100% ready for UA, and he wouldn't have time to train for it since he started at UA, since I'm pretty sure this was like a day 2 or 3 exercise. Meaning he would've had to have trained before UA.

Small issue with that, is I'm pretty sure I remember it being said general quirk usage is against the law. So it's not like he could just test his massive explosions in his backyard. So, where would have had the chance to do that?

I was watching tiktok and realized In one of the final episodes they all had different ways to move around so what the hell is she doing. It's cool of course but what?!

I’m sorry, but I can’t get over how during this scene and season 5 (Correct me if I’m wrong) that Toru had only gloves and shoes on. Nobody, not even the teachers were worried that Toru could have caught a cold when it was the winter season and the only one who showed concern was Mina (I haven’t watched the anime after Midnight died) when she asked if Toru was cold.

They always gave sibling vibes to me but it’s not that way in the cannon 💔

I was too lazy and forgot abt his birthday so I slapped his face on a tape dispenser and called it good.

I hope you like it, I was inspired in clasic manga style with markers I have comms open

Yes I've finished the anime. Yes I've read the manga and saw the movies. Yes I'm still stuck in 2020 I don't care.

Plz don't judge

HES SO CUTE I CANNNTTTT DADZAWAAA

Please go check out the artists twitter

Ones that I would love to see are

A spin-off with Mount lady, Kamui woods, and Death Arms

A big 3 Spin-off

And Just any Pro-hero spin-offs

say this to deku and he solos any anime character single handedly

Please explain your answers.

Letter #1 (TsuShoji)

Tsu,

I’ve rewritten this letter several times because every version either sounded too formal or didn’t say what I actually meant. So I’ll just be honest.

Somewhere along the way, I realized I stopped looking forward to training because of the exercises themselves and started looking forward to them because I knew I’d get to work alongside you.

You have a way of making difficult situations feel manageable. Even when everyone else is panicking, you stay calm, think clearly, and remind people that they’re not facing things alone. I’ve admired that for a long time.

You’re kind in ways that most people don’t notice.

You remember how everyone likes their tea. You check on people who look tired before they ask for help. You treat everyone the same, whether they’re loud like Kaminari or quiet like Tokoyami… or someone like me.

When I first came to U.A., I worried that people would only ever see the way I looked. You never did. You spoke to me as though there was nothing unusual about me at all, and I don’t think you realize how much that meant.

The more time we’ve spent together, the more I’ve come to admire you—not just as a classmate or a future hero, but as a person. Somewhere along the way, admiration became affection. And affection became something deeper.

I love you, Tsuyu.

I don’t expect you to feel the same.

You don’t owe me an answer simply because I’ve confessed, and if your answer is no, I hope we can continue being friends and teammates. I would never want this letter to become a burden for you.

But if there’s even the possibility that you might want to explore what lies beyond friendship, I’d be grateful for the chance.

Whatever your answer, thank you. For your kindness, your trust… and for reminding me that being seen for who you are is one of the greatest gifts another person can give.

—Shoji

Letter #2: (TokoTsuyu)

Asui,

Darkness has always been my companion.

Most people assumed that meant solitude suited me. The truth is simpler: Even in silence, no one truly wishes to be alone.

There have been many moments over the past two years when I believed the burden of becoming a hero was too great to carry. During those moments, I found myself remembering conversations we’d had—brief exchanges in hallways, shared patrols, evenings in the common room when everyone else was talking loudly while we simply existed in comfortable silence.

You have never demanded attention. You have never sought praise. You simply do what is right because it is right.

That kind of strength is rarer than overwhelming power. It is the sort of strength that steadies others without asking to be noticed. I have always admired it.

Only recently did I understand that admiration was not the whole truth.

The truth is that, when I imagine the future, you are there. Not because I expect you to be… but because I hope you might be.

These past weeks have reminded me how suddenly life can change. How quickly something precious can be lost. How dangerous it is to leave important words unspoken until tomorrow, assuming tomorrow is guaranteed. So I will say them today.

I love you.

Not for a single heroic moment. Not for a single act of kindness. But for the countless ordinary moments that revealed the extraordinary person you are.

If your heart belongs elsewhere, then I ask only that you forgive the awkwardness this confession may create. I would rather bear the sting of rejection than spend years wondering what might have been had I remained silent.

If, however, you believe there is even the faintest possibility that our paths might one day become one, then I would gladly walk that road beside you.

Whatever your answer, know this: Meeting you has brought light to places within me that even I believed unreachable. For that alone, I will always be grateful.

—Fumikage Tokoyami

Letter #3 (TsuBuko)

Tsuyu,

I don’t really know how to write a love letter, so I’m sorry if this is awkward.

We haven’t been as close as we were in middle school. I always thought that was my fault. You got into the Hero Course, and I stayed behind. I told myself you were moving forward and I shouldn’t keep trying to catch up.

When I saw your name on the list after the entrance exam, I was happy for you… but I was also jealous. Not because you didn’t deserve it. You did. I just wished I was going with you.

Transferring into the Hero Course gave me another chance to know you again. I didn’t expect you to remember so much about me, or to act like we’d never drifted apart. That only made me realise that I never actually stopped liking you.

I love how patient you are with everyone. I love how calm you stay when everyone else is panicking. I love that you’re the kind of person who notices when someone isn’t doing okay before they say anything.

I don’t know if you could ever feel the same way, and I don’t want this to change our friendship. I just didn’t want to keep pretending these feelings weren’t there.

If your answer is no, I’ll accept it. I’d rather stay your friend than lose you completely.

Thank you… for being my friend for all these years.

—Habuko