Tiger
Required candidate gate
eye slant above 1.8
Detail scoring rules
eye slant above 1.5 · face aspect ratio below 1.38 · chin ratio above 0.16
Explore the pairing rules for Tiger and Deer. This is a public guide to animal types, not a personal result from photo analysis.
No dedicated, special pairing or nearby-tier condition applies, so this pair uses the default rule and score range.
This guide shows 59, the rounded-down midpoint of 50–69. The actual test randomly selects an integer within that range, so its score may differ.
These are the required candidate conditions for each animal. They do not measure similarity between two faces or relationship quality. Qualifying candidates are compared with other animals using detail scores.
Required candidate gate
eye slant above 1.8
Detail scoring rules
eye slant above 1.5 · face aspect ratio below 1.38 · chin ratio above 0.16
Required candidate gate
eye-distance ratio above 0.42 + eye slant below 1
Detail scoring rules
eye slant below 0.5 · face aspect ratio above 1.38 · nose-width ratio below 0.13
This label and these tags are prewritten character settings, not relationship grades inferred from the score or measurements of personality.
Okay Relationship
The score does not measure attraction, relationship success, personality similarity or job suitability. This calculation does not produce separate love, friendship or work percentages. Judge real relationships through shared experience and conversation.
The actual test randomly selects a score within the applied rule’s range. This public guide fixes the midpoint for explanation. A changed score does not mean a changed relationship.
Labels and tags are stored character settings selected separately from the score range. For a dedicated pairing entry, current rules keep the default 50–69 range. The label is not a relationship grade calculated from the score.
No. This guide explains playful rules applied to animal IDs and tiers. Facial measurements classify animal candidates; they do not validate or predict real love, friendship or work relationships.
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