>>8208105I think it's also that since the headmaster legs are sticking straight out that it makes the jaw too long. If you angle the thighs up and bend the knees down the lower jaw won't stick out as far and will form an angle to the upper jaw instead of being perpendicular.
Basically Hasbro is being Hasbro and has no idea how to pose their own toys. Notice that official renders/photos never make use of ankle tilts, bicep/thigh swivels, nor attempt any sense of dynamic motion. I guess they're trying to appeal to the hordes of collectors who stick their figures into neutral poses on a shelf and never touch them again.
Pic related, this was actually tweeted at baltmatrix. It is the saddest fucking thing I've ever seen that didn't directly depict human suffering. Blurry, stiff, with household crap laying around. JFC, please learn how to pose and photograph your figures.
