Henry Cavill vs Jacob Elordi

Cavill's gonial angle sits around 115–120°, which is in the ideal range for masculine facial structure. The mandibular ramus is long and vertical, creating the characteristic rectangular lower face. Combined with high masseter definition, this is the single most cited reason for his high rating.

His philtrum (distance between nose base and upper lip) runs slightly longer than ideal. In close-up shots this creates a minor midface imbalance. It's a subtle failo that doesn't register in most viewing distances, but it's the most common point raised in community debates about whether he's 6.5 or 7.0.

Elordi's jaw is exceptionally wide with a high bigonial-to-bizygomatic ratio. His jaw angles are pronounced and the gonion corners are visible from a frontal view. Unlike Cavill whose jaw is notable for gonial angle acuity, Elordi's is notable for both angle AND width — a rarer combination.

The interpupillary distance relative to his bizygomatic width is slightly narrow — his eyes appear closer together than ideal. This is his most noted failo. From some angles it creates a slightly beady-eyed effect that contrasts with the hunter-eye look.