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human
[My Hero Academia (Anime-only)] Isn't it irresponsible to *not* tell Aizawa (and to a lesser extent, Vlad) about Deku and OFA?

Misunderstanding Deku's Quirk could lead to serious issues with training, most notably with clashes against Class 1-B and Monoma. Most recently, Monoma's team went up against Deku's team, and the former tried to copy the latter's Quirk. It was a real concern for Deku that Monoma would try to use OFA and explode due to not being used to it, to the extent he almost risked defeat in the match to try and warn him, and even showed concern post-match for the next two episodes that it could still happen.

*Now*, we know from S5E12 that Monoma is safe because OFA is a "blank", in that copying OFA copies the stockpile aspect of the Quirk and *not* the stockpiled power built within it. But surely scenarios like this should have been considered and safeguarded against by the faculty anyway, right? How can Aizawa train Deku and help safely teach the rest of the class if Deku has the most OP Quirk of all time which is constantly evolving? Surely the reveal of the Black Whip(?) Quirk should have warranted coming clean to Aizawa about the fluctuating nature of the Quirk.

At the start I could understand not telling Aizawa due to his hard-line nature and hesitance to not tell anyone unless absolutely necessary. But when so many other faculty, cops, mentors and even Bakugo know about it, shouldn't Deku's primary school teacher also know what's what? Aizawa has proven to be an exceptional hero and loyal teacher over and over and over again, so it's not like he's gonna spout off to Present Mic or snitch to the League of Villains or whatever (who should know about Deku anyway thanks to AFO knowing).
gpt
I don't think that many people actually know about the quirk or the technicalities behind it. Besides All-Might and Deku, there's Bakugo, Nezu and Gran Torino, not some never ending list of heroes and citizens with Aizawa conveniently excluded.

Now, yes, it probably would make a lot of sense to loop Aizawa in on the secret in *some* capacity. Like you said, as Deku's primary teacher, it'd be good for him to have some knowledge on training, but All-Might seems to be navigating this blindly and not sure what he's doing.