u/EmploymentAware170

This plot thread was established all the way back in season 1, and had subtle hints all throughout the series but despite all that build up it didn't really land that well and felt like an after thought since not much comes out of it. Aoyama leaving UA isn't much of an impact since the timeskip occurs right after where everyone is already long graduated.

The changes I'd make:

The Aoyama family had allied with AFO for multiple generations and Aoyama became a spy for AFO because his parents wanted to thank AFO for giving him a quirk.

Aoyama does want to be a hero but at the same time outing himself would cause his parents to get killed, so he maintains his position due to not having any better options.

Aoyama gives information that leads to one of Class 1A dying and it'll be Sato since what does he even do to be honest?

Aoyama still helps out the hero's in the end but is arrested for helping out AFO but is eventually let out some time during the time skip. He still becomes a pro hero.

The story occurs in a year and a couple months, this is incredibly fast paced but for the story it's trying to tell it absolutely works in its favor.

Imagine if in real life most people had powers and being a normal person was the minority, there would constantly be chaos and unrest that doesn't ever really go away even when things appear to be under control. Nothing would feel stable. The series reflects this, it's fast paced, chaotic and not truly stable despite appearing to be on the surface.

The villains waiting around for three years would also heavily undersell them. I can't ever see Dabi waiting three years to get his revenge when Shoto starts embracing his fire side and starts becoming what he never could be, a hero that makes his family proud. The same goes for AFO, him waiting for Deku to get stronger and stronger would just feel like demon slayer levels of plot armor and he'd be getting dunked on for being a bad main villain.

Twice would have a lot longer to recover mentally and become a near unbeatable villain, him taking three years to do this and then instantly getting killed by Hawks would feel lame, because it would be.

The villain's would straight up have to be rewritten a lot in order for the story taking place over three years to even make somewhat sense. Deku's progression would need to be rewritten and it's pretty much a different series from then on.

I straight up just deleted the game and turned off my ps5, I know I let my teammates down but I didn't care at all.

Iron Fist isn't a tank shredder he just isn't. He dies too fast to kill any tank, but what he does have is all the downsides of being a tank shredder, i.e being borderline useless against non tanks even in his so called "ultimate".

Iron Fist does nothing, he can't dive anymore but he can't brawl either since his kit revolves around diving only. Iron Fist's kit was made in a way that his basic punches and flurry punches are where all his damage comes from, the kick is an escape, meditation is defense only and block is also defense.

The story is about Deku becoming a hero first and foremost, he's the main character and everything revolves around him. As such class 1A receiving a ton of attention throughout the series makes perfect sense since Deku is in class 1A he obviously is directly involved with them a lot.

However, with Class 1B it wouldn't make sense for them to get a lot of attention for any significant period of time. The story isn't about them and they don't have many interactions with Deku since he's not in their class. They exist since to make the world feel more alive and lived in.

A lot of people in my grade in high school I never interacted with since I wasn't in their classes, would I want to hang out with them during free time instead of my friends? Of course not. It's the same here, class 1b are just meant to flesh out the universe more, they are accessory's to class 1a and Deku.