For trope pages pertaining to the inability to see, look under Disability Tropes, or specific examples such as Blind Mistake, Blind Seer, Blind Without 'Em.

Media that depicts people who are blind or are legally blind. This page is for works that have prominent characters who are blind or legally blind.

The Blind Weaponmasters are some of the most deadly adversaries a character can face. In possession of supernatural senses born from blindness or just Badass.

The Blind Seer is an old archetype. They are blind, and yet they can see more than we can, metaphorically speaking, by using heightened senses, divination, ...

A condition afflicting many fictional characters, seen when one demonstrates by their behavior that they have never in their life ever seen the kind of ... Wrong Genre Savvy · Contractual · Freefall

The Temporary Blindness trope as used in popular culture. The hero(ine) of an action/adventure series is blinded at the beginning of the episode. The …

Blindfolded Vision: A sighted character who has blindfolded vision can see just as well, if not better than if that character wasn't blindfolded. Blinding ...

Blind (or blindfolded) character examples: · Tyr, the God of Justice in D&D setting Forgotten Realms, was blinded as punishment for questioning Ao the Overgod.

An Essay on Blindness is a 1995 novel by José Saramago. An unnamed country is swept by a plague that causes everyone to go blind, creating societal chaos.

Blindness is a 2008 film directed by Fernando Meirelles, starring Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo. It is adapted from the 1995 novel of the same name ...