having a blast with the (explicit) demands that Appmon makes of its protagonists
the questions posed by the kids’ AppDrives and how they connect with the narrative is genuinely exciting to me—it’s strongly implied that a specific entity is responsible for giving the kids their AppDrives (and we may discover their identity later in the show), which means this individual is the one asking the questions and looking for specific types of people worthy of getting a buddy appmon. Throughout the show we see that the narrative demands these kids to prove that they can live up to their answers, and i trust it’ll continue asking these questions.
(i kidna wish there were more serious consequences for choosing the ‘wrong’ answer initially, like Rei did, but ultimately it makes sense that the the entity responsible for distributing the Drives allow the chosen bearers to contemplate what’s being demanded of them, and get a second chance to commit even if they failed to do so the first time—people can always choose to develop in new directions at any time, and different people are ready for that growth at different rates.)