Summary

The gonion to mouth line measures the vertical position of the jaw's rear corner relative to the corners of the mouth, with a value of 19.96mm and a score of 10.0 for Mark Hamill. This measurement assesses vertical jaw growth, where gonion below the mouth indicates sufficient growth for jaw volume and gonion above suggests ramus deficiency. His value sits inside its ideal range of 15.00 to 45.00mm, a position shared by 65% of the men on the wiki, and it is higher than 70% of them. His closest matches are Oscar Patel at 19.92mm and Kit Butler at 19.91mm, while the highest value on the wiki belongs to Hexumlite at 40.60mm and the lowest to Adam Driver at -12.68mm. For more context, see Mark's Ramus to Mandible Ratio and Mark's Gonial Angle.