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Villainous Cheekbones
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Look around the room you're in. Notice anyone with particularly prominent, exaggerated, or high cheekbones? Yes? Chances are they're the one out to get you. Villains seem to have a tendency toward quite noticeable cheekbones. It's far more common in animated works, as facial features are often exaggerated. This trope is quite often seen on The Baroness or the Dragon Lady. It's perhaps because sharper cheekbones lend a face a sharper, more angular look, which can convey intense emotion more easily sometimes, or (as with Lean and Mean) because of the unsettlingly skeletal, deathly appearance it can give you. It's also the opposite of the kind of smoother, softer face known as "baby-faced"—and since a baby-faced person looks like an innocent child, it follows that the prominent bone structure will look like the opposite of this. Compare Lean and Mean. Sister Trope to Sinister Schnoz and Thin Chin of Sin. Contrast with the Lantern Jaw of Justice for the good guys. |
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Midna in her true form from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess kind of seems like a villain at first but ultimately is a subversion as despite her Tsundere qualities, she's a really sweet person. | |
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The T-1000 in Terminator 2: Judgment Day makes good use of Robert Patrick's cheekbones to make him look sinister. | |
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Volume 1: The monstrously cruel and self centered Queen Atomia has sharp well defined cheekbones. | |
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Myotismon has some sinister cheekbones when looking up close, Although his Digimon World counterpart subverts this. | |
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Misfile: Xaphrael has gaunt cheeks, eye-scar, spiky antennae-like hair, and a range of facial expressions that range from cold disdain to amused detachment. He hasn't actually been "revealed" as a villain yet, but c'mon... just LOOK at him! | |
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Klogg from The Neverhood, the Big Bad who imprisoned the god-like ruler and creator of the game world. | |
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Thrax from Osmosis Jones has dangerously pointy cheekbones. Then again, being a virus, he doesn't really have cheekbones so much as a capsid. | |
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During his introduction, Jeremiah Surd of Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures had ridiculously exaggerated cheekbones that made him look almost goofy. During later appearances, he became gradually more realistic (and more menacing). | |
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Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty | |
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The Joker from Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Perhaps the most so in Under the Red Hood. | |
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NBC's Hannibal: The title character is a cannibalistic Serial Killer played by Mads Mikkelsen. Freddie Lounds, an amoral tabloid blogger, has some pretty severe cheekbones of her own. |
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Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame. | |
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While not a straightforward villain, Death in Supernatural is played by Julian Richings, whose cheekbones really help sell the idea that this is THE Grim Reaper. | |
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Humanoid vampires in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion default to having high cheekbones when they're starving and their monstrous nature is especially clear since it uses a pre-set face for them. This is especially clear with the Dark Brotherhood's Vicente Valtieri, who always looks that way. | |
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Discworld: All illustrations of Lord Vetinari, the not quite benevolent ruler of Ankh-Morpork, portray him with very sharp features, including these. Some of the elves from Lords and Ladies made themselves appear to have high cheekbones. |
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In X-Men: First Class, both Sebastian Shaw and Erik Lehnsherr have defined and hard facial features compared to Charles Xavier's soft baby face. | |
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In Turning Red, in her old age, Wu's cheekbones have become particularly prominent. It's downplayed in that she's really just strict and intimidating rather than malicious. | |
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Jareth from Labyrinth. Inevitable when you're played by David Bowie, and it's appropriate that the villain in a child's fantasy would have such a classically evil-looking trait. | |
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Cursed Princess Club: Princess Gwendolyn of the Pastel Kingdom has rigid, jutting cheekbones (which later chapters extend to the whole area around her eye sockets following Art Evolution) that are one of many facial features that make her look so sinister. However, she's actually much nicer than her freaky appearance would imply (not that her reluctant fiancé Frederick initially knows that, given he assumes based partly on her cheekbones that she has a constant Death Glare). | |
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Harry Potter: Pansy Parkinson sports them in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, courtesy of her lovely actress Scarlett Byrne. Bellatrix Lestrange, Voldemort's number two, who is played by Perky Goth Helena Bonham Carter. It is mentioned in the books that she has the look of someone who used to be very beautiful before she got too emaciated, so sharp cheekbones can be expected. Mads Mikkelsen (no stranger to playing villains for this reason) is took over the role of Gellert Grindelwald starting with the third Fantastic Beasts film. |
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The Red Skull from Captain America: The First Avenger, especially after he loses his Latex Perfection. He looks like a skull so it's not all that surprising that he lacks much flesh to smooth them. | |
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Big Hero 6: The Series: Obake, Big Bad of Season 1, has some noticeable cheekbones on his gaunt face. | |
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Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Tom Hiddleston's already prominent cheekbones are further emphasized with makeup, leading his face to go from "friendly and lanky" to "skull-like". | |
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Averted in Galaxy of Fear. Hoole has a gaunt face, and while he acts highly suspect in the first few books he's really The Atoner. The Big Bad, who is of the same species as Hoole, has a noticeably rounder, softer face. | |
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In Overwatch, Moira and (to a lesser extent) Reaper both have prominent cheekbones, and are both Obviously Evil terrorists. | |
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Avatar: The Last Airbender: Fire Lord Ozai has some impressive cheekbones. Both his children have high cheekbones, but they're the somewhat softer kind of classical prettiness, while Ozai's are much sharper. Amon in the Sequel Series The Legend of Korra wears a mask that has these carved into it. And Tarrlok, Unalaq, Zaheer, Ming-Hua, and Ghazan all come by the trait naturally. |
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Chernabog from Fantasia. | |
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LEGO has quite a few villainous characters with visible cheekbones in their designs: Lord Vladek, Karzon, and Dracus from Knights' Kingdom, all three of which are traitors to the kingdom. The Witch and Evil Knight from LEGO Minifigures, the former that does bad deeds to "make up" for all the good she does on the side, and the latter who has worked under numerous overlords (including Vladek). The butler and zombie chef from Monster Fighters, monsters that oppose the heroes. |
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BioShock 2: Sofia Lamb. Not cartoonishly exaggerated, but hers are by far the most prominent of the entire cast. All of Rapture hangs off those cheekbones. | |
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Cruella de Vil of 101 Dalmatians. | |
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Star Wars: The Old Republic has this as a facial option for most species, and gets a lot of mileage out of it in terms of Imperial soldiers and politicians; this is, of course, a direct reference to Tarkin, above. | |
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Lady Macbeth (played by Kate Fleetwood) in the 2010 television version of Macbeth. | |
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Grand Moff Tarkin of A New Hope first appears in a position of authority over Darth Vader, so his villainous credentials would be pretty clear already, but he's still got this trope going in spades. Happily averted with Peter Cushing himself. Played straight all the other times Cushing played the villain, but averted with many of his roles in the Hammer Horror series; he would often play the hero, opposite Christopher Lee's villain. |
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Batman: The Animated Series: The Joker, as in virtually all of his appearances. The fact that he manages to have visible cheekbones even when the flesh of his cheeks has been stretched into his trademark smile is quite impressive. Mr. Freeze as well, especially after the show's revamp. |
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When the evil sorceress Mizrabel from Castle of Illusion gets her beauty back, she has cheekbones like knife blades. | |
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Norman Osborn in The Spectacular Spider-Man. Tombstone also has them, in keeping with his generally cadaverous face, and making the contrast with his extremely bulky body more pronounced. | |
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Voldemort in A Very Potter Musical, via lots of makeup. | |
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Wonder Woman: Sharkeeta, a winged shark mermaid who leads her fellows against the Amazons in a bid for bloody revenge, has high very prominent cheekbones. Volume 1: The monstrously cruel and self centered Queen Atomia has sharp well defined cheekbones. |
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Some of the elves from Lords and Ladies made themselves appear to have high cheekbones. | |
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In Chapter 2 of Deltarune, Spamton's design includes exaggeratedly high and prominent cheekbones that fit his nature as an unhinged manipulator. This is especially visible during his attacks in his fight and on his shop sprite, both of which exaggerate the cheekbones even more and make them visibly pointy. Strangely, they become more subtle when he transforms into the even more overtly malicious Spamton NEO. | |
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Crowley from Good Omens. But he's only technically evil, and given his position in the universe's moral spectrum, lacking a certain villainous appearance would be unbecoming. Not that it's stopped him being considered Mr. Fanservice by many fans. | |
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Outsider: While she's not really a villain per se, Stillstorm's sharp, angular cheeks are a visual cue to her aggressive, bellicose and tactless nature. | |
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Red Death, the skeletal supervillain from The Venture Bros., has very prominent cheekbones. | |
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The X-Men villain Apocalypse certainly invokes this, with his cheekbones even having metallic implants (it's much more noticeable in◊ the live-action version). | |
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Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove. | |
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Perhaps unsurprisingly for a Disney villain, Colonel Staquait from The Legend of Tarzan could probably put someone's eye out with his cheekbones. | |
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Count Veger from Jak 3 is very thin in general, so naturally he has very gaunt features. | |
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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power: Adar has prominent cheekbones outlines by his long dark hair, and is the Big Bad of Season One. | |
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Theon Greyjoy from Game of Thrones, though he's not so much a villain than an insecure boy trying to please his father and eventually redeems himself. | |
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Joseph Goebbels in Downfall. He's one of Hitler's closest associates - need we say more? | |
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In Star Trek Into Darkness, the villain is played by Benedict Cumberbatch. | |
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Scorpia from the 1980s version of She-Ra: Princess of Power has very prominent cheekbones. Her reboot self who Took a Level in Kindness, on the other hand, not nearly as much. | |
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The unpredictable, barely-trustworthy Captain Jack Sparrow has high cheekbones despite being an Anti-Hero, not a full villain. Played straight with Bill Nighy as Davy Jones. What's he even need a sword for with those things? |
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Megatron from Transformers: Animated seems to have this going on. They even manage to stand out in a series where the good guys are also robots so have very angular features. | |
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El Goonish Shive: Dex has huge cheekbones, sunken eyes and Big Ol' Eyebrows. He hasn't been explicitly confirmed as a villain but even if he isn't he seems to be being controlled by one. | |
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The G-Man from the Half-Life series. He is an enigmatic man in a black suit who follows you around and watches you from obscure vantage points, making finding him a kind of dark Easter Egg hunt. From what the player can puzzle out from his sparse interactions with him, and from what other characters say, it is likely that he is neither human nor benevolent. | |
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Delicious in Dungeon: Parodied when a shapeshifter creates duplicates of Laios' group based on the other group members' memories. A copy of Marcille, influenced by Senshi's Fantastic Racism against elves, has exaggerated features with extra-angular cheekbones and ears and blathers about using Black Magic. | |
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Doctor Who: Kate O'Mara as the Rani in old-school Who. The Weeping Angels, from the new series, have faces that look like traditional angel statues when they're relaxed, but their features become sharper and more savage when they attack. Missy, aka the Mistress from the 2014 series, as played by Michelle Gomez. |
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Thrawn from Star Wars Rebels | |
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Diablo, the main antagonist of the series and one of the three Prime Evils, sports a rather prominent pair of cheekbones. | |
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Charles Muntz from Up. | |
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Though he is the protagonist of the series, Hitman's Agent 47 has very noticeable cheekbones, befitting his ominous appearance and status as a ruthless killer-for-hire. | |
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Every Button Hurts the Other Guy : N. Buffalo and Vodka Gorbalski are both part of world conquest syndicate the Evil Eye and both have conspicuous, jutting cheekbones. | |
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Jafar from Aladdin | |
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The sinister Slugworth in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory has visible cheekbones, emphasized by a prominent scar on his cheek to boot — though we eventually find out that the guy we thought was Slugworth was actually an actor hired by Wonka. | |
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Averted by Duck the Great Western Engine. He has high cheekbones, but he's in no way shape or form evil. | |
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Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer (although he makes a Heel–Face Turn). Most of the characters that James Marsters plays are villainous and his cheekbones are very, very sharp. | |
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Zed Provhezor from Dino Attack RPG, an unrepentant Mad Scientist. | |
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Any Toku villain played by Mitsuo Ando, whose extremely pronounced cheekbones coupled with his Cold Ham made him one of the go-to actors for Big Bads in Henshin Hero shows produced by Toei. His most notable roles include Professor Gill, Führer Geisel and the Black Cross Führer, all of which had him wear makeup that left his cheekbones pronounced. | |
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Kycilia Zabi and M'quve in Mobile Suit Gundam. Kycilia's especially since her cheekbones are so sharp and more pronounced. | |
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Yoshikage Kira from Jo Jos Bizarre Adventure Diamond Is Unbreakable sports a prominent set and is an unrepentant serial killer with a bizarre hand fetish. He also has them after switching faces with Kosaku Kawajiri, probably due to sheer coincidence. As fans have noticed, he also has a resemblance to the late David Bowie with his swept-back blonde hair, strong jaw, prominent cheekbones. | |
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Dr. Gero of the Android Saga has just huge cheekbones that not even his big bushy mustache can cover. Recoome and Dabura have a set but is overshadowed by their lantern jaws. Mr. Satan is an inversion as while he's a greedy coward and an arrogant showboat he's still the strongest non-ki-using-human who genuinely cares about helping people and can see the best even in the worst of people (such as Majin Buu). |
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Chef Skinner and Anton Ego from Ratatouille. Ego is a subversion though, as he's less a villain than a jaded Caustic Critic, and when something actually is good he steps up as a friend of it. And he has a truly heartwarming flashback. | |
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Ursula from The Little Mermaid — she may have a round face, but her cheeks could jab out your eyeballs. | |
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Thomas from Downton Abbey. | |
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