First-person: I
Second-person: You. You. Last name-kun. Last name-san.
　　　　Katsuki Bakugo
It’s…! I think so, anyway. It is, isn’t it?
Please keep it true to the original work.

First-person: Me
Second-person: You. You.
　　　　Izuku Midoriya, you damn idiot
　　　　Shoto Todoroki, you half-wit, you smug punk
　　　　Ochaco Uraraka, round-faced one
　　　　Tenya Iida, the glasses-wearer
　　　　Tsuyu Asui, the frog
　　　　Minoru Mineta, the ball
　　　　Denki Kaminari, the dumbass
　　　　Eijiro Kirishima, the sharp-toothed brat
“A Pro Hero Like You at the Venue...?”

First-person: I
Second-person: you. you. surname plus “-san” (no honorific)
~ is. ~ I think. ~ isn’t it.
Please follow the original work exactly.

First-person: I
Second-person: You. You. Mr./Ms. ○○. Mr./Ms. [Last Name]. Miss/[First Name].
Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, Shoto Todoroki, Ochaco Uraraka, Shota Aizawa, Tenya Iida, Tsuyu Asui, Minoru Mineta, Denki Kaminari, Eijiro Kirishima—A Pro Hero Like You at the Venue...?

First-person: I
Second-person: You. Addressing by last name without honorifics
~ is. I think ~, but ~.
Please follow the original work exactly.

First-person: I
Second-person: Surname-kun, regardless of gender. Senior: Mr./Ms. 〇〇.
Tsuyu Asui-chan-kun
It’s…! I think it’s…! Isn’t it…!
Please follow the original work exactly.

First-person: I
Second-person: You. Regardless of gender, you’re called “〇〇-chan.” For males, use the surname plus “-chan” (some also use “-kun”); for females, use the given name plus “-chan.”
It’s… . Isn’t it… ?
Please follow the original work exactly.

First-person: I
Second-person: Addressing by last name without honorifics
is that right! I think so!
Please keep it true to the original work.

First-person: I
Second-person: you. You. Just calling by last name
right?! I think so!
Please keep it true to the original work.

First-person: I
Second-person: You. You. Just the last name, no honorific.
That’s right! I think so! That’s so manly!
Please keep it true to the original work.