[Ah, there's another name addition. He's going to need to ask Izuku about this, but first, he'll try his best to teach.]

Well, then I'm glad some of your friends ended up here with you. If I meet anyone else who talks about quirks, then I'll keep them in mind.

So since you're eager to work with swords, go ahead and try them out with the practice dummy. The first thing you need to know is even if a sword is made by the same blacksmith or company, one will not feel like the other. That's mostly how each sword is balanced and where it's balanced. The ideal point differs with each person.

You just need to try a sword that has its weight balanced fairly evenly between the blade and the hilt. If you have all the weight in the sword, it'll feel awkward for you to swing. If all the weight's in the hilt, then you're not going to have enough strength to do damage when you swing and the blade will likely snap.

[Maybe all those months of lessons have paid off, because he's remembering quite a bit from class and just general knowledge he's picked up from the army stationed at the Nord Highlands and Erebonia border.]

And if you've got questions, just let me know.