Handwriting

                                    

                                          
[A.N: Help me, I have no idea where I'm getting these ideas.]
                          
Midoriya:
                          
-He writes an ungodly amount, so you'd think he'd have some pretty good handwriting right?
                          
-Wrong. It's super messy and looks rushed.
                          
-Since he's ambidextrous and prefers his right, his writing from his right hand is better than his left.
                          
-If he's multitasking when writing, he'll do his hero notes with his left since he's the only one to read them and he'll do his school work with his right.
                          
-Prefers writing in pencil. Specifically, mechanical.
                          
-When he needs his handwriting to be nice, you might almost mistake it for a font. When he makes it nice, he makes it nice.
                          
-He only writes in print.
                          


                          
Bakugou:
                          
-Seems like the kind of person who's got that sharp jagged handwriting right?
                          
-Correct, but also not.
                          
-He actually has really nice handwriting, surprisingly. But if he's in a hurry and just trying to get something down, it can look pretty jagged, but still legible.
                          
-He knows how to write in cursive. It's not the best, but you can bet he's gonna perfect it.
                          
-After perfecting his cursive, he's gonna learn calligraphy I just know it.
                          
-Prefers pen. Specifically black or red. (He likes red ink pens because they sometimes run and he thinks it looks like blood.)
                          
-He switches back and forth between cursive and print. Mostly it's just some really nice print. (It's nice enough to make some of the girls jealous.)
                          


                          
Todoroki:
                          
-His handwriting always leans to one direction.
                          
-He can write in cursive fluently. He learned cursive when he was a child and quickly after was forced into calligraphy. [A.N: Me who learned cursive in second grade then was forced to only write it in fifth grade: *InHaLe*]
                          
-He writes in pen. He likes blue or light blue pens.
                          
-Doesn't really write in print that much. But when he does, his print is surprisingly worse than his cursive.
                          
-He doesn't write that much and enjoys trolling his father by writing short lists in print. (It makes him so mad, he ends up burning the lists.)
                          


                          
Kirishima:
                          
-*Sigh....*
                          
-He has the worst handwriting of all of them.
                          
-It's very jagged and all over the place. You need to have been there to know what he was writing in order to read it.
                          
-To him, what is the meaning of neat and orderly handwriting? No such thing exists.
                          
-Has learned cursive, but refuses to use it because it's worse than his print.
                          
-He prefers pencil because he messes up a lot. (And he'll also chew on pens and they break and get ink all over him so that's another reason why.)
                          


                          
Kaminari:
                          
-Oh dear Lord....
                          
- I-... I can't.
                          
-When I said Kirishima's handwriting was the worst... I take that back.
                          
-This kid is fluent in writing chicken scratch.
                          
-No matter how hard he tries, he can't make his handwriting nice.
                          
-He is the only person who can read his writing. He fails a lot because teachers can't read what he put down.
                          
-It doesn't matter the utensil he writes with. Ink. Pencil. Heck even crayon! It doesn't matter.