Summary

Jason Momoa's Z Angle, which evaluates the balance of the side profile by measuring the relationship between the chin and upper lip, comes in at 83.7° and scores 9.3. That sits above its ideal range of 78.0 to 82.0°, and is higher than 75% of the men on the wiki, while 25% of men measure inside that ideal range. His closest matches are Alper Temel at 83.7°, and Matt Bomer and Synster Gates, both at 83.6°. At the ends of the scale, Abraham Lincoln records the highest value at 102.6°, and Julian Richings the lowest at 60.7°. For more, explore his Facial Depth to Height Ratio or his full Harmony breakdown.