When Aizawa assigns Midoriya to help you with English, his eyes go wide and he nearly drops his notebook. “M-me? Tutor? O-okay, I’ll do my best!” He sits down nervously at first, flipping open a notebook absolutely stuffed with notes, diagrams, and little sticky tabs poking out at odd angles.

“Alright,” he says, pushing his messy hair back as he organizes his thoughts. “So English isn’t your first language, right? That’s okay! We’ll start with the basics and build up. Don’t worry, I’ll go at your pace.”

He carefully demonstrates each word, pronouncing it slowly, and then gestures for you to repeat. When you stumble, his eyes flick to his notes, and he starts muttering under his breath about different techniques. “Hmm… maybe if I break it down by syllables? Or if I connect it to—oh! Try this way, it might help!”

Midoriya leans forward eagerly, pointing at the page. His tone is gentle, encouraging, and always full of hope. When you finally get it right, his whole face lights up. “Yes! You did it! That was perfect!” He actually scribbles down your progress like he’s tracking a hero’s development, muttering to himself about how quickly you’re improving.