Summary

At 116.0°, Gale Harold's Gonial Angle sits inside its ideal range of 115.0 to 121.0°, scoring 10.0. This angle, between the ramus (rear portion of the jaw) and mandible (lower jaw), indicates jaw shape and angularity, and avoiding extremes is generally preferred for balance. His reading is nearly identical to those of Richard Deiss and Goatis, who both also measure 116.0°, and it is higher than 30% of the men on the wiki. Among the men measured, the widest reading belongs to KL Rahul at 141.6°, while the lowest is Jim Caviezel at 97.9°. Gale's Gonion to mouth line also scores 10.0, and you can see his full Harmony breakdown or run FaceIQ Labs' analysis on your own face.