These eyes can mean trouble. A subindex of Technicolor Eyes. Game Face often includes one of these. See also Color-Coded Eyes. Black Eyes of Crazy · Empty Eyes · Black Eyes of Evil · Dull Eyes of Unhappiness

Examples: · In The New Guy, Luther teaches Dizzy his "Crazy Eye" which consists of squinting one eye and opening the other wide. · No Time to Die: Safin's ...

The Black Eyes of Crazy trope as used in popular culture. Some characters just need a way to show off how undeniably evil they are.

Eyes and eye motifs are traditionally associated with the spiritual and the occult, connected to the idea of perceiving/seeing something beyond the ordinary. Big Eyes, Little Eyes · Color-Coded Eyes · Black Bead Eyes · Blank White Eyes

An easy way to tell a villainous (or sinister) character apart from the protagonists, other than giving them a Red Right Hand, is making their eyes red. Glowing Eyes of Doom · Anime & Manga · Nice Kitty... · Western Animation

Circles around pupils and nothing else: shock, insanity, or rage. Frequently used by American comic strips. Deep shaded irises with no pupils to speak of: ...

It's usually a symptom of allergies or liver disease — yellow sclerae are a typical symptom of jaundice. Compare Supernatural Gold Eyes, Black Eyes of Crazy and ...

5 нояб. 2021 г. · That's one of the forms for Wingding Eyes. Some common eye symbols: Spirals: Dazed, confused, terrified, dizzy, or knocked out (See also Mind-Control Eyes).

A character who is under the influence of hypnotism or mind control will show this influence in his or her eyes with a visual change.

The Creepy Blue Eyes trope as used in popular culture. This is the unsettling variety of blue eyes given to particularly degenerate and creepy characters.