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WhatCouldHaveBeen: With the last chapter, the author revealed several firing attempts that didn't make it into the story:
** Izuku intentionally uses stronger-than-asked training robots against a frustrated Endeavor. Endeavor thanks him afterwards, as this meant less robots to have replaced.
** During a joint training exercise for an upcoming villain takedown mission, Izuku is chosen to play the fleeing villain. He intends to do a bad job to get Endeavor to fire him ... only to accidentally lead the heroes right to the villain they were training for.
** Izuku is asked to help a mechanic fix Endeavor's car, and intentionally messes up and wastes time to get the mechanic to fire him. He takes so long, the sidekicks are able to work out the mechanic is actually a saboteur they've been investigating, and he gets arrested before he can sabotage Endeavor's vehicle.
** Izuku intentionally uses stronger-than-asked training robots against a frustrated Endeavor. Endeavor thanks him afterwards, as this meant less robots to have replaced.
** During a joint training exercise for an upcoming villain takedown mission, Izuku is chosen to play the fleeing villain. He intends to do a bad job to get Endeavor to fire him ... only to accidentally lead the heroes right to the villain they were training for.
** Izuku is asked to help a mechanic fix Endeavor's car, and intentionally messes up and wastes time to get the mechanic to fire him. He takes so long, the sidekicks are able to work out the mechanic is actually a saboteur they've been investigating, and he gets arrested before he can sabotage Endeavor's vehicle.
