I didn't tell you not to, and I didn't tell you I wouldn't. I said I wouldn't recommend it. There's a difference between a strong opponent and Toge. I think not even Aizawa-Sensei would be able to stop his technique. It's not a quirk, Bakugo.
Which is exactly what he's afraid he's just worded terribly.
No. No, Bakugo I'm not saying that. You remember the giant goose. I watched him cripple it just by telling it loudly. But. Toge goes out of his way to make sure everyone around him is safe, that no one suffers a single effect of him speaking. So far as to limit his own words. He is a good, honest, sincere man. I'm sorry I gave any impression but that. That was entirely my fault.
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Some reason that you think I shouldn't do it then spit it out.
Think he'd use it in nefarious ways?
Harsh. But he does know Toge can literally tell someone to blow up and they will. You don't learn that without trying it.
He just also felt like if Toge wanted to use it that way without good reason, he wouldn't bother to keep that power restricted.
Maybe Todoroki knows otherwise. Toge is a Corsair...
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No. No, Bakugo I'm not saying that. You remember the giant goose. I watched him cripple it just by telling it loudly. But. Toge goes out of his way to make sure everyone around him is safe, that no one suffers a single effect of him speaking. So far as to limit his own words. He is a good, honest, sincere man. I'm sorry I gave any impression but that. That was entirely my fault.
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Then there's no reason I shouldn't fight him if he's up for it.
No different from training with a classmate.
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