Getting into more details, I can say that I liked that every character has its own personality and played some sort of role in developing the story. Each of them had something to come up with as far as the message and their story go. For example, Yoh was always the kind of person who was able to settle things down and approach them in a way that helped everyone to succeed eventually and take away a lesson off of it. In the event of battling the opponent, he was always trying to carry a message of finding the solution in a positive way so no one has to struggle or suffer out of a certain situation. Overall, the messages and principles every character lived by and displayed through the story spoke to me on how we, as humans, can resolve and work out a way out of any life problem that will be morally and righteously grounded.
Additionally, what also stuck out to me was the simplicity of the story and how all the characters are naturally mingled and interact with each other - there were no superfluously added details to the story. It was simple and easy to follow as long as one follows the storyline. Much as the pacing of some episodes were rushed on and off, the story was unique and compelling for me, especially when it comes to their fights and what other ideas and messages the characters can bring along with them when facing the challenges along the way.
