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I don't think option 3 makes sense in english, but if I read a story with either option 2 or 3 happening, Its a fair chance id drop it immediately. 1,4,5 are less bothersome, as they could actually be done well in a story for given contexts and I wouldn't necessarily immediately hate a...

First person gives a certain intimacy/closeness to the MC of the story, as it feels like the MC is talking to you directly. 3rd person gives a more objective and wider outlook on the story. If I were making (or reading) multiple protagonists, 3rd person would probably make more sense. If I were...

Lighthearted comedies/romances that don't have harems or other messed up stuff in them.

An Iris inside an iris inside an iris. Alternatively, Concentric Irises. I guess I'm not a very poetic person.

Most important role would probs be healing/support. They don't even need to have super-OP abilities for them to feel powerful. even just speeding up natural recovery I would imagine being a massive plus, as it means you can go from a limited survivability to unlimited survivability. Downside is...

From a purely theoretical POV, I would say an extrovert is probably a better protagonist, if we assume the plot doesn't specifically require either an introvert or extrovert. I think one of the big things in stories is character dynamics and relations. Introverts don't really interact with...