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Man. I thought saying Joe would be a hot take, but no, turns out, it's pretty lukewarm. Still, I'm sticking with Joe. He has *every* reason to be terrified throughout the whole show. Even a sufficiently determined Rookie can make short work of even an adult human, if so inclined and from basically minute 1, the DigiDestined have been dealing with hostile Champions and above. But, where that fear used to *paralyze* him, now it *galvanizes* him.

the original I'd say Joe he was terrified of Pukamon in episode 1 but went head to head against Metaletemon after he tried to kill Mimi and actually killed Leomon despite Zudomon being 1 stage below him i also like Mimi and TKs development, both were crying all the time, and Mimi was very selfish, but by the end they were actually mature and responsible, Mimi refusing to fight because she didn't want other Digimon to die for her, and TK keeping his cool when Kari is sick, the city they are hiding in is literally being nuked and when he was being chased by Piedmon while turning the others into keychains These 3 have by far the best development, but i still say Joe had the best one in the reboot though, Mimi takes the cake, she was the only character i actually enjoyed and her episodes were always great

Even though my favorite is Matt, I'd probably either Joe, Sora or Izzy. Izzy has a very peculiar story, he's adopted and has to deal with the fact that even though he's different from his parents he still loves them and needs to make that clear to his mother by the end of the series. You also have to think that it was the 90s-00s and it was Japan so I'd say it was a pretty unconventional and progressive story. Joe has a very simple story, but still a well written one. He's your stereotypical asian kid overwhelmed by his parents desire for perfection. He starts off as really annoying and fun policing, often power tripping and aggressive when not listen to. Over the course of the series though he learns to understand the others opinions, to listen to them instead of ordering them and eventually realizes that his passion for medicine comes from himself rather than from his parents. Sora has the most heartbreaking story of all. It's about a daughter who once again trapped by an obsessive mother who wants her to become more feminine and to pick her own career. She's forced to swap places and become her the "mother" of Biyomon and eventually realize she's acting just like her and that it was all just for her good. She eventually also gets to later talk to her mother and understands that her behavior was greatly exaggerated in her own head and that she's actually free to choose her own path. They're all really good, I'd say the best written is probably Joe's but I really like the simplicity and the development of Izzy's and Sora's as well. The only problem is that later on in the movies, in 02 and in last kizuna, Sora is still shown as stuck under her mother's shadow, while at the end of Adventure she's perfectly fine and over her depression.

These 8 are so good written that they were the inspiration to the Cast of Digimon Survive (this can be polemic, but Survive has been best Digimon story i've seen) That said, I'd say Mimi had a slow development, but if you see, she goes from be a Pain in the ass innfirst ark but then stops complain, then in Myotismon ark she had a down in her development (when the part of Princess Mimi) but then apologized and finally madurate Also is realistic that she's the one that breaks down emotionally seeing their friends (Chipmon, Whamon, Pixiemon...) being killed in front of her, the questions is how the others does not, they're like 5-9 years old??!

Realistically, Yamato. He is incredibly insecure and sensitive. His most defining trait is that he loves his brother more than anything and wants to protect him. Then when he loses his main identity as his brother’s protector due to TK’s own progression, or when he sees Taichi be a better brother-figure than himself, he spirals. But my favorite is Mimi. I adore her progression from ditzy brat to a much more even person, to a pacifist from witnessing so much death and being traumatized by it, to a militia leader because she realizes that inaction in the face of evil just aids that evil and begets more violence.

All of them are well written. That's why Adventure will always be the best season. Only Beatbreak has come close/equal to it and it took them almost 30 years to make such a good writing again. They are kids with *real* problem, not some made up traits. Having overprotective mother, overambitious father, being in divorced family, apart from your brother and having insecurity about him and so on. They are all written perfectly. That's why they work well as seven (and then eight) kids. Because they feel realistic. And all their life experience is reflected in the bond with their digimon. And because their digimons have different personalities, too, they make a great pair. Like Tentomon trying to learn stuff from Koushiro or Piyomon blindly idolizing Sora, which she found childish. Or how Gomamon teases Jou for worrying about everything and trying too hard to prove himself. This is all just so damn perfect.