What I think WoF does really well with its protagonists is creating characters that readers can relate to. I think each and every one is shaped in a way where somebody can heavily resonate with at least one. It could be the shy and anxious characters like Moon, Turtle, and Cricket. It could be the more firey and lively characters like Tsunami and Glory, who aren't afraid to speak their mind. Even characters like Winter, Peril, Sundew, Snowfall, Luna, etc I find people heavily relating to.

Which I find quite nice. A lot of the themes and messaging around WoF is that of anti-war and standing up for what's right, but also with how friends really help you a lot. A lot of the characters grow and learn to be better through forming friendships with other outcasts. They form their own tight bond, where they care and support one another. It's hard to see a character whose arc wasn't impacted by forming a bond with another person. That they can, and should, be themselves and that they're at their best when they're okay. The power of friendship and all, yeah, but I find it sweet