Anita18
DANCE FOR ME, FUNNY MAN!
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Cavill is definitely a mesomorph. I'm related to several male ectomorphs and they are ALL arms and legs and TINY! (I'm 100% ectomorph, but I'm a woman so I suppose my experience doesn't count.To be honest, even though I initially felt Jackman was an ideal choice for Wolverine, I've since then, come to change my mind. Wolverine, the character, is only 5'3". He's not some tall, good-looking guy; he's a badass runt! And for basically the same reasons, Cavill wouldn't be such a good Wolverine either.
On a side note, Cavill's forearms and hands are just a little smaller in contrast to the rest of his body. That's because his body type falls somewhere between an ectomorph and mesomorph.
It's much harder for an ectomorph to look big than it is for an endomorph. That's why Cavill's transformation is such an achievement -- he's nearly done the impossible. (And again, it certainly helps that he's likely a cross between an ecto and meso body type, as opposed to a pure ecto.)
Having said that, although HC pretty much did the impossible in building up his physique, the human forearm, wrists, and, of course, hands, in comparison to the rest of the arm (e.g, the bicep) have more bone than muscle; and you obviously can't do anything to make your skeletal structure grow any bigger. If you've got small hands and wrists, you'll always have them; and there's only so much muscle you can add to your forearms.

And um, you can't really build up your hands since there's barely any muscle in them.


But you can have large hands and skinny wrists. (My fiance is a small ectomorph with large hands and feet. It's quite amusing.) They just don't have to be big-boned and large around.