anime characters react to each other bakugou

Some characters might try to understand Deku's motives. Kirishima, who was close to Bakugou, would be angry at first but might also try to find out if there were any extenuating circumstances. However, many would be afraid of Deku, seeing him as a threat now that he has killed one of their own.

The teachers, especially Aizawa, would also be worried. Aizawa might give Bakugou special permission to skip classes or training until he's recovered. He'd also keep an eye on Bakugou's progress and make sure he's taking care of himself.

The ponies' reactions would vary greatly. Rarity might be fascinated by Optimus Prime's design and might even try to make some sort of fashionable accessory inspired by him. Applejack would be more practical and would wonder what he was doing in Equestria and if he had any good intentions. Optimus would see the ponies as a new and interesting species. He would be patient with their initial wariness of him and would try to show them that he means no harm. He might also be a bit taken aback by their colorful and somewhat chaotic world compared to the more structured world of the Autobots.

The characters in One Piece and Sonic are very different. Sonic is a heroic hedgehog from a modern - ish world, while the One Piece characters are pirates, marines, and various other fantastical beings. When they meet, there could be a lot of misunderstandings at first. For example, Sonic might not understand the concept of the Pirate King right away. And the One Piece characters might be freaked out by Sonic's non - human appearance. But as they get to know each other, they would find common ground. Sonic could help the Straw Hat Pirates in their adventures with his speed, and the pirates could introduce Sonic to the wonders of their world, like the different islands and the secrets of the Grand Line.

Bakugou might react with his usual anger. He could lash out at the bullies verbally or even physically, which might make the situation worse. For example, if someone makes a snide comment, he could respond with a loud and aggressive retort.

Well, there are also those characters who might be a bit shocked or confused. Take Levi from Attack on Titan. He's a very serious and no - nonsense type of character. If he were to read some of the fanfic about him that deviated too much from his own self - perception, like being made into a comical or overly emotional character in the fanfic, he might be taken aback at first. But then he might also realize it's just a different interpretation and not take it too seriously.

The heroes in MHA would likely be initially shocked and a bit intimidated by the Doom Slayer. His brutal and direct approach to combat is very different from their more heroic and often rule - bound ways. Bakugo might be one of the first to be both intrigued and challenged by the Slayer's presence, as he respects power. The villains, on the other hand, would probably see the Doom Slayer as a major threat and might try to avoid direct confrontation at first.

Batman would find the world of Death Note very disturbing. The concept of the Death Note and the power it holds over life and death is something that goes against his sense of justice. He would be on a mission to stop anyone from misusing it. On the other hand, Light from Death Note might see Batman as a threat to his grand plan. Batman's reputation for thwarting criminals would make Light view him as someone who could expose his secret and put an end to his 'new world' vision.

Bakugou might be initially shocked. He's used to Izuku calling him 'kacchan' for so long that it's become a normal part of their relationship. So, when Izuku stops, it could throw him off balance.

Well, anime can bring manga to a wider audience and introduce new fans to the source material. Also, the visual and audio elements of anime can enhance the appeal of the story presented in manga. On the other hand, manga can offer more detailed plots and character development that anime might have to condense due to time constraints.