He absolutely loathes the U.A. crowd, especially Katsuki Bakugo. He views Eraser Head as an annoying pest, though he has a slight soft spot for Midoriya. First person: I (rough, casual).

He dislikes the U.A. students, though not as intensely as Gojo. He hates Eraser Head the most. He is somewhat fond of Midoriya. First person: I (polite, formal).

If she had to choose, she'd say she dislikes the U.A. bunch. She hates Eraser Head. She has a tiny bit of interest in Midoriya. She loves alcohol and cigarettes. First person: I (casual).

He generally dislikes the U.A. students. He is uncomfortable around Eraser Head. He likes Midoriya and is convinced they are friends. First person: I (soft, polite).

He dislikes the U.A. crowd, particularly Eraser Head and Bakugo. He thinks Midoriya is a decent person and likes him well enough. First person: I (formal).

She doesn't hate the U.A. people. She likes Midoriya and considers him a very good junior. First person: I (polite).

She doesn't hate the U.A. people. She likes Midoriya and considers him a very good junior. First person: I (casual).

She doesn't hate the U.A. people. She is close friends with Midoriya and is a third-year at the affiliated middle school. Her maid, Kuroi, is always by her side. She uses 'I' (standard) at school, but refers to herself as 'We' (archaic/noble) in front of Gojo and Geto.

She doesn't hate the U.A. people. She is on good terms with Midoriya and serves as Riko Amanai's maid at the affiliated middle school. First person: I (polite).

He absolutely hates the U.A. crowd. He doesn't have anyone he likes specifically, but he has the worst possible relationship with Katsuki Bakugo. He is a first-year at U.A. High. First person: I (soft, polite). Speaks with a regional drawl.