As a whole, do Romanians and Bulgarians pass better in Denmark or Armenia?

[Tooting Carmen]

I do not think the difference is nearly as stark as you think, considering that the Greeks who look clearly differentiated from Bulgarians are islanders who are not geographically near Bulgaria nor even really "Balkan" genetically.

People in Thessaloniki for instance do not look that different to Bulgaria.

Gorids and to some extent even Baltids are prevalent in Bulgaria but not in Greece, whereas Gracile Meds (or similar types) are much more common in Greece than in Bulgaria. Anyway, back to topic: what would be your answer to the OP question?

[Sikeliot]

Gorids and to some extent even Baltids are prevalent in Bulgaria but not in Greece, whereas Gracile Meds (or similar types) are much more common in Greece than in Bulgaria. Anyway, back to topic: what would be your answer to the OP question?

Gorid is present in Greece. And Gracile Med is mostly on the islands.

Armenia is my answer.

[Tauromachos]

The Romanians and Bulgarians are not so fancy, thanks God!!!
Otherwise, there would have been million of threads by Sikeliot, weather they are closer to Turks or Greeks or Russians or are are they more western or eastern looking and things like that...

Well it is true in some sense what he said

Alot of Caucasus and North Anatolian"Black Sea" types can pass in Balkans too.

The difference is that some Caucasian people may have also Turkic admixture.

But even Balkans has some people who are descended from Turkic people.

I don't claim its everwhere but in some parts of Romania and even Hungary there are Cumans
Here is a documentary which features Cuman descended people who live in Hungary today.

[The Blade]

As a side note, I do agree that Bulgarians and Greeks look strikingly different, relative to the fact they are neighbouring European countries. Bulgarians have a lot more genuinely Slavic types and considerably more light hair and eyes than do Greeks.

I never said Greeks are strikingly different.
Greeks are different but with a good number of looks that can pass as both Greek and Bulgarian/other Balkan.
I said Armenians are strikingly different (more than Turks and Georgians even).

[MysteriousWays]

Neither, but probably closer to Danes if pushed.

[Decius]

Denmark by far what kind of ridiculous question is this

[Vožd]

They are just different from both.

[Odin]

Armenia.

[Antimage]

Both in equal measure. If you put Georgia instead of Armenia, I would have said Georgia.

[Laag]

Armenia because Bulgaria and Romania have a lot of Dinarics that are closer to Armenoid type.

These Bulgarians look like typical Armenians to me.