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* When All Might finds Midoriya desesperately trying to rein his transformation in, he takes the time to help the freaked kid to calm himself, even telling him afterwards his reptilian Quirk would be a wonderful asset for heroism if he can control it.
* Bit - how many teens are ready to break a stranger out of the hospital? And he doesn't stop here, basically becoming Izuku's first real friend.
* Kirishima ''immediately'' puts his foot down when Bakugou almost physically assaults Izuku in the locker room.
** He's also [[ButYourWingsAreBeautiful extremely supportive towards Midoriya's appearance]], calling his facial scar "manly" and swooning when Izuku develops CuteLittleFangs of his own because they match his.
* Shinshou's expectations of being ostracized for [[MindManipulation his]] [[CompellingVoice villainous]] [[BadPowersGoodPeople Quirk]] are utterly slashed when Izuku starts gushing over the ''perfect'' suitability of it for heroics - taking in account his canon backstory, ''this was the first time ever someone told him that''.
** Come the "Hero-Villain" exercise, he tries to rationalize Izuku as the exception to the rule, only for Iida to accept his Quirk as an asset rather than a pain.
* Bit - how many teens are ready to break a stranger out of the hospital? And he doesn't stop here, basically becoming Izuku's first real friend.
* Kirishima ''immediately'' puts his foot down when Bakugou almost physically assaults Izuku in the locker room.
** He's also [[ButYourWingsAreBeautiful extremely supportive towards Midoriya's appearance]], calling his facial scar "manly" and swooning when Izuku develops CuteLittleFangs of his own because they match his.
* Shinshou's expectations of being ostracized for [[MindManipulation his]] [[CompellingVoice villainous]] [[BadPowersGoodPeople Quirk]] are utterly slashed when Izuku starts gushing over the ''perfect'' suitability of it for heroics - taking in account his canon backstory, ''this was the first time ever someone told him that''.
** Come the "Hero-Villain" exercise, he tries to rationalize Izuku as the exception to the rule, only for Iida to accept his Quirk as an asset rather than a pain.
