Well, there's Uraraka and Froppy, and Deku to an extent.... It's a little bit up their alley, to be fair. This, along with the upcoming FMP anime, could really raise their profile again. MHA is a good middleway between the moefest that KyoAni's been churning out the past decade and great action that FMP was famous for.
On one hand, I'd be happy to see cult classic FMP airing alongside MHA. It's like seeing a passing of the torch from one generation to another between the two. On the other hand, I'd have mixed feelings about it. I mean, they literally threw the FMP/action fans in the back burner for a decade to cater to the otaku crowd, and only now they're digging us back out. It's worth assuming that something smells fishy if this scenario is true.
There have been talks how the industry is in a state of decline, is it possible that their otaku market is dwindling? If this is true, the fact they're digging FMP back out after abandoning it for a decade feels like a desperate effort. Even moreso if they're trying to get what amounts to possibly be the next Naruto.
Just my personal feelings..... I feel like we're being treated like dirt if that's the case. We're pretty much like a kid born out of wedlock that KyoAni doesn't want to even know until they're desparate enough.
This is purely baseless speculation and me going off an a wild tangent, though. So just take it with a grain of salt.