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This is mainly seen on LeanAndMean characters. It is usually seen on a DastardlyWhiplash, a WickedWitch, or a VillainousHarlequin. It's also a frequent feature of {{Classical Movie Vampire}}s and characters who [[LooksLikeOrlok Look Like Orlok]], though neither Creator/BelaLugosi's Dracula nor Creator/MaxSchreck's Count Orlok possessed the feature themselves.[[note]]Lugosi had a broad chin bordering on being lantern jaw with slight but noticeable jowls, and Schreck's chin was round and somewhat underdeveloped, though it appeared slightly more pointed than it was in some shots due to being accented by his sharply angled VillainousCheekbones.[[/note]]
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This is mainly seen on LeanAndMean characters. It is usually seen on a DastardlyWhiplash, a WickedWitch, or a VillainousHarlequin. It's also a frequent feature of {{Classical Movie Vampire}}s and characters who [[LooksLikeOrlok Look Like Orlok]], though neither Creator/BelaLugosi's Dracula Film/{{Dracula|1931}} nor Creator/MaxSchreck's [[Film/{{Nosferatu}} Count Orlok Orlok]] possessed the feature themselves.[[note]]Lugosi had a broad chin bordering on being lantern jaw with slight but noticeable jowls, and Schreck's chin was round and somewhat underdeveloped, though it appeared slightly more pointed than it was in some shots due to being accented by his sharply angled VillainousCheekbones.[[/note]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'', the Monarch (a butterfly-themed supervillain) has a thin, pointed face which is accentuated by a thin, pointed goatee.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'', ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'', the Monarch (a butterfly-themed supervillain) has a thin, pointed face which is accentuated by a thin, pointed goatee.
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** [[AsianRudeness Di]] [[InsufferableGenius Lung]]'s presumable EvilCounterpart to Eustace Bagge's Main/LanternJawOfJustice also deserves special mention; whenever he gets a major "villain" role in an episode, he makes Eustace look like a ''hero''.
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** [[AsianRudeness Di]] [[InsufferableGenius Di Lung]]'s presumable EvilCounterpart to Eustace Bagge's Main/LanternJawOfJustice also deserves special mention; whenever he gets a major "villain" role in an episode, he makes Eustace look like a ''hero''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'': Ace, leader of the villainous Gangreen Gang, has an incredibly long and sharp chin.
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[[caption-width-right:250: The [[MemeticMutation number one]] example.]]
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* The Master in ''Series/DoctorWho''certainly conformed to this trope; battling Creator/TomBaker's Doctor, he was renowned for his long prominent chin, accentuated by a thin goatee beard.
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* The Master in ''Series/DoctorWho''certainly ''Series/DoctorWho'' certainly conformed to this trope; battling Creator/TomBaker's Doctor, he was renowned for his long prominent chin, accentuated by a thin goatee beard.
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* Opinion is divided as to whether Lord Vetinari in the Literature/{{Discworld}} classes as good or evil, or in some way transcends both. But both in writing and in pictorial descriptions, he is long, thin and angular, and has a prominent chin with goatee beard. [[note]]This is very reminiscent of Roger Delgrado's character of The Master in Series/DoctorWho, in fact [[/note]]
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* The Master in ''Series/DoctorWho''certainly conformed to this trope; battling Creator/TomBaker's Doctor, he was renowned for his long prominent chin, accentuated by a thin goatee beard.
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->''"They escape the crocodiles, and immediately stumble across the path of this lady. You can tell she's a bad guy because she's pointy. Only bad guys are pointy."''
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->''"They escape the crocodiles, and immediately stumble across the path of this lady. You can tell she's a bad guy because she's pointy. [[EvilIsAngular Only bad guys are pointy.pointy]]."''
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Villainous chins usually are limited to male characters and elderly female characters, because of the higher demand for female characters to be conventionally aesthetically pleasing, whether good or evil. Still, if a villainess' chin is exceptionally lean compared to the other women, she still fits the trope.
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Villainous chins usually are limited to male characters and elderly female characters, because of the higher demand for female characters to be conventionally aesthetically pleasing, whether good or evil. Still, Nonetheless, if a villainess' villainess's chin is exceptionally lean compared to the other women, she still fits the trope.
