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Nana and the first have very personal connections to Shigaraki and AFO respectively, and Nana was the teacher of Izuku's idol, so it kinda makes sense that they're a bit more on the serious and mythical side. Hikage, En and Banjo are indeed just dudes that happened to be available to receive OFA and are thus a bit more closely related to Izuku's situation without as much personal baggage as Nana and the first, so it also makes sense that they're acting more like cool uncles/mentors here. I like that balance and think it's really healthy for Izuku to have those differing attitudes guiding him. Which'll make it really interesting when we see what the deal is with the remaining two and what they bring to the teacher table.
Blackwhip does seem like the most complex quirk of the bunch so far, since it has so many functions. So Izuku having more time to get used to it was probably for the best as well. Not that the other quirks don't come with their own challenges in usage, but I don't think that they're as tricky to use as Blackwhip.
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With his quirks, especially Float, and current getup with the cape I was starting to think that Izuku might be a combination of Spider-man and Superman, but with Smokescreen it's looking more like a combo of Spider-man and Batman, only you replace the tools with quirks. Has me wondering what the other two quirks will be. Some type of enhanced vision still seems plausible without breaking the support oriented focus of the quirks.
That's a good point. Izuku already has all the raw power he needs from OFA strength boosting capabilities, but even with that he's often used his cleverness to deal with his opponents. So all these support really play to his natural strengths and ensures that he won't just be causing bigger and bigger explosions as the story goes on.
I love that aspect too. It's so fresh to see a main character go off on his own and be a bit more serious, but not so that he can become harder and grittier in his approach to taking down the bad guys. But so that he can learn what makes the bad guys tick and figure out if he can save them as well, and if that's a worthwhile endeavor.
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This is true.
While the added quirks are more support oriented they do still push him ahead of most of his classmates.