This trope is when color symbolism in the eyes is used for characterization. For instance, someone who is very peaceful or innocent might have blue eyes.

An Eye Colour Change is when a character's eyes change colour in response to some stimuli. The colour the eyes change into depends on the event and the …

Common ones include gold (not to be confused with the Amber Brown eyes that are, in fact, naturally occurring), red (as would exist in albinism only), purple ( ...

One of the common uses of eye color is to indicate a person's elemental affinity. The actual colour correspondence to elements varies depending on the work, as ...

It was once quite common for characters to have Black Dot Pupils, sometimes in the form of Black Bead Eyes or Pie Eyes instead of having irises.

Innocent Blue Eyes: Blue eyes represent innocence and heroism. In Place of an Eye: The character has another object in place of their eye in their socket. Color-Coded Eyes · Black Bead Eyes · Black Dot Pupils · Blank White Eyes

Some characters have a range of eye colors that change for no reason. Minor sight gags such as Blank White Eyes don't count and neither do contacts.

Innocent Blue Eyes: Beautiful, innocent "baby blues" or clear, pure, and shining. Either way, a popular choice for heroes and heroines. Common with Hair of Gold ...

Elemental Eye Colors: Gray eyes may symbolize water powers, wind powers, or exotic Elemental Powers such as metal or moon. Icy Gray Eyes: Grey ...

The Icy Blue Eyes trope as used in popular culture. Piercing, pale blue eyes, and sometimes gray eyes, that seem to look right through you.