The number one face type for each race has remained constant with last year's. Let's take a look at the face type distribution for each race, making sure to pay attention to the minute changes from the number two position on down.

	As with last year, three quarters of the male Hume face type distribution is occupied by types 1, 2, 3, and 4. There has been no change in the order of popularity, and there seems to be a balance between each of the popular 4 face types and each of the less popular 4 face types.

	Just as with last year, face types 1, 2, and 3 occupy almost three quarters of the female Hume chart and the percentage difference between face types 2 and 3 decreased by 2% since last year.

	Face type 1 and 7 switched places this year and returned to the same position they were 2 years ago. Where could this fierce competition take us next year?

	The gap between face types 8 and 5 which had started to disappear last year has widened again this year.

	Types 3, 5, and 7 have struck an almost perfect balance in their ongoing rivalry. There has been no change in face type order.

	The face types being chosen are relatively balanced in popularity. Last year, the gap between face Type 1 and 4 almost disappeared, but this year they have switched places, the gap considerably widening. Now Tarutaru female face Type 4 is diligently protecting its number one position.

	Types 5, 6, and 7 occupy about 70% of the chart. Of those, Type 6, by far, boasts the most popularity.

	The Galka face types are still relatively balanced in popularity with Type 6 remaining the most popular choice.