No one recognizing Hawks is weird, really weird. Suspiciously weird. There's nothing Katsuki can do about it here. He's been busy enough back home he doesn't have the time to dig into Hawks's backstory. Hawks isn't his personal hero, and even if he were, Katsuki's never been some stalker. The internet is full of a bunch of trash, a whole bunch of extras who know nothing suggesting ridiculous theories that obviously aren't true (there is not some secret hero school in Antarctica where Hawks grew up, there just isn't).

"If people want to fix something, they should do the work," Katsuki says. That's what Shoji and Koda are doing. Even Tsuyu does it just by being a hero, to some extent. Anything someone wants to do takes work and commitment. Katsuki's devoted himself to becoming a hero his whole life. "Change people's minds. Figure out what it takes and do it."

He shakes his head. "Becoming villains sure isn't going to do it. That'll just get society to hate you and what they think you stand for even more."