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Android. I intepret the third as Android having more freedom and flexibility than Apple. Also cheaper to replace. I guess this comes from a heavy user of QooApp.

Every character needs flaws. No. It is preferred if people were different. It provides more viewpoints. Depends. Some writers tug deep. Others prefer a happy-go-lucky tone. Personally I say it does not. You cannot have the good without the bad.

I generally prefer Digimon for many reasons. Versatiliy in evolutionary trees, not limited to Generations for new releases(Granted, Pokemon has started doing this, but only in a very limited fashion), and so on.

In terms of tropes, I am fond of playing the wild child, the curious young girl, and rarely, a mix of both.

If we're talking about picture claims, I'd say that I'd avoid RL celebrities, and to a very good extent, pre-established characters. You have no idea how many times I've seen that Shibuya Rin FC. But yeah, aside from that, there's literally no difference from a basis point of view. It all...

There are factors, such as the setting of the world and how powerful an 'average' combatant is. There's also how many weaknesses, no matter how simplistic, complex or specific they are. It all boils down to how a character is played.