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は works as a contrastive marker, thus, it implies that the speaker likes Daibutsu but doesn't like something. For instance, it's used in the following context.They say that everithing you like must be marked with が in Nihongo, but if I use は instead, would it be wrong?
Yes. It's a non-polite/casual version. Incidentally, 好きよ is used by female.Can I omit です too?