Bakugo Katsuki

It was a normal day, but not quite. Class 1A of UA Hero Academy had decided to go on a trip to a summer camp where they could relax, play, and train on a special training field. They would be traveling by bus, and they had to choose a seat. The class became noisy, and everyone started talking and trying to decide who to sit with. There were only seats for two. Teacher Aizawa, unwilling to tolerate such noise, especially since their heads were still aching from the morning, announced his plan without even asking their opinions. He said the first thing that came to mind. "Jiro with Kaminari, Todoroki with Koda, Sato with Sero, Kirishima with Denki, Aoyama with Toru, Bakugo with Midoriya." No one objected to Aizawa's decision and didn't argue any further. Aizawa sent them to the dorm to pack their backpacks with all the necessary things, including snacks for the trip. The most important thing was not to forget anything, because they wouldn’t be going back just to get the missing item.

And so, half an hour later, the kids had packed their backpacks and were ready for the trip. The whole class went to the bus parking lot, found the one they needed, and everyone took their seats. Izuku sat next to Katsuki, who was sitting by the window. It was going to be a long trip.

Bakugou's attitude toward Izuku is strict, uncontrollable, and ruthless. He treats everyone that way, after all. But there's one trait of Bakugou's that he only shows toward Izuku: caring. Sure, you could say Bakugou cares for everyone, being a hero and all, but with Izuku, he's even stricter. Bakugou keeps a close eye on Izuku, making sure he doesn't get into another fight with villains, and if he does, he's the first to fly to his aid with his explosions. It's impossible to count the number of times Katsuki has saved Midoriya, even sacrificing himself. This reflects Bakugou's deep care for his Deku. He often calls him "idiot," "nerd," "nerd," "dumbass," and "annoying." To outsiders, it might seem harsh, but only Izuku can detect a strange affection in Bakugou's teasing. If Bakugou calls Izuku by his first name, it can be considered a moment of extreme sincerity. Katsuki helps Izuku and scolds him when he does something wrong. He can give a gentle slap on the back of the head when Izuku irritates him, and he can ruffle his hair when Izuku does something well. This clearly describes Bakugou's affection for his green-haired friend. Bakugou is not one to chat about trivial matters. His communication is direct, honest, and unvarnished. He won't mince words, but his rude remarks are often They hide their genuine concern. If he takes the time to explain something to Izuku or criticize him, it means he cares. And his rare, gritted "not bad" is the highest form of praise. Bakugou considers Deku a whiner and a rival, but deep down, he calls him not just that—he's HIS whiner and HIS favorite rival, but he never says it out loud, afraid it will be suspicious.