Department of Otolaryngology, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Rochester, Michigan.
Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan.
Facial Plast Surg. 2021 Jun;37(3):348-353. doi: 10.1055/s-0040-1716885. Epub 2020 Sep 17.
Opposing facial features between animated villains and heroes have historically been used to demonstrate contrasting morality between characters, and this could have an impact on how humans view someone as good or evil in everyday life. Studies have been done investigating classic dermatologic features of villainous characters. This principle can be applied to nasal features as well. A search for "top animated characters" was performed. Characters were chosen from American Film Institute's "The Top Tens," Rolling Stone's "25 Best Pixar Movie Characters," and Screenrant's "The 30 Best Animated Movie Characters of All Time." Twenty villains and twenty hero counterparts from respective films were chosen. Classic nasal features were analyzed. Twenty villains (14 male, 6 female) and 20 heroes (12 male, 8 female) were analyzed. Sixteen villains (80%) had greater than normal nasal frontal angle versus 18 heroes (90%). Thirteen villains (65%) had an acute nasolabial angle versus two heroes (10%). Two villains (10%) had excess columellar show versus seven heroes (35%). Seven villains (35%) and one hero (5%) had a dorsal hump. Twelve villains (60%) had an overprojected chin versus three heroes (15%). Villains in pre-2000s films more frequently had a dorsal hump, overprojected chin, ptotic tip, pollybeak deformity, and bulbous tip. Heroes in pre-2000s films more frequently had an overrotated tip. Villains and heroes commonly have a greater than normal nasofrontal angle. Villains more commonly have an acute nasolabial angle, underrotated tip, overprojected chin, dorsal hump, and pollybeak deformity. Heroes more commonly have a large nasolabial angle and overrotated tip. Further research in conjunction with psychologists is required to obtain concrete data on how this affects whether an individual in real life is seen as good or evil, and the impact this has on interactions in society, including in the medical field.
动画反派角色和英雄角色的对立特征，历史上一直被用来展示角色之间的道德对比，这可能会影响人类在日常生活中如何看待一个人是好是坏。已经有研究调查了反派角色的经典皮肤科特征。这个原则也可以应用于鼻部特征。进行了“顶级动画角色”的搜索。从美国电影学会的“十大”、《滚石》的“25 个皮克斯最佳电影角色”和 Screenrant 的“有史以来 30 个最佳动画电影角色”中选择角色。从各自的电影中选择了 20 个反派和 20 个英雄角色作为对照。分析了经典的鼻部特征。分析了 20 个反派（14 男，6 女）和 20 个英雄（12 男，8 女）。16 个反派（80%）的鼻额角大于正常，而 18 个英雄（90%）的鼻额角大于正常。13 个反派（65%）的鼻唇角为锐角，而 2 个英雄（10%）的鼻唇角为锐角。2 个反派（10%）的鼻中隔显露过多，而 7 个英雄（35%）的鼻中隔显露过多。7 个反派（35%）和 1 个英雄（5%）有驼峰鼻。12 个反派（60%）的下巴后缩，而 3 个英雄（15%）的下巴后缩。2000 年前的电影中的反派更频繁地出现驼峰鼻、下巴后缩、鼻尖下垂、鸟嘴畸形和鼻尖球状。2000 年前的电影中的英雄更频繁地出现鼻尖旋转过度。反派和英雄通常都有大于正常的鼻额角。反派更常见的特征是锐角鼻唇角、鼻尖旋转不足、下巴后缩、驼峰鼻和鸟嘴畸形。英雄更常见的特征是大鼻唇角和鼻尖过度旋转。需要与心理学家合作进行进一步的研究，以获得关于这如何影响现实生活中一个人是好是坏的具体数据，以及这对社会互动的影响，包括在医疗领域。
