The actual rankings for each face type have remained constant from the previous census; however, there have been some fluctuations in the distribution percentages which we shall now investigate for each separate race.

	As with last year, three quarters of the male Hume face type distribution is occupied by types 1, 2, 3, and 4. The only change to be seen is an increase in the percentage for type 1, and a subsequent decrease in types 2, 3, and 4.

	Face types 1, 2, and 3 occupy almost three quarters of the female Hume chart. Type 1 has increased in popularity by 1%, while type 3 has experienced a drop of 2%. Type 2 remains relatively unchanged.

	Face types 1, 2, and 7 seem to be the most popular choices for Elvaan males. There is little to no change from last year’s percentages.

	Face type 6 remains an extremely popular choice for Elvaan females. Perhaps this character model represents everyone’s idea of the perfect Elvaan...?

	Type 6 is the most popular Tarutaru male face, followed closely by type 2 and type 8.

	The previous gap of 3% between type 4 and type 1 has almost completely disappeared this year, showing the rising popularity of the type 1 female Tarutaru face.

	Here’s another example of three face types occupying almost three quarters of the chart. Type 6 continues to hold the top position for Mithra.

	In contrast to the other races, the Galka face types are relatively balanced in popularity. Type 6 remains the most popular choice.