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Then there are more, and even better, without fights.
If there are absolutely no fights, it won't provide objective statistics either, obviously. If you mean that fights shouldn't be significant in the title, then I've already taken that into account. Author
This is based on what I learned and/or could describe in one word. As you can see, your comment about the protagonists is valid in relation to fights, but not for other genres...
So what? The question is whether it's generally true or not. Even if it isn't (which I doubt), as I said above, male characters are still the most popular, and that's also an indicator.
And I don't believe at all that the bias among anime protagonists actually leans towards female characters, and that this bias is significant. Such a bias could negate my comment about popularity, but as it is, it will remain relevant.
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Because the Creator likes the second adaptation more.