Usually, the eye grants the user power over perception, either the target's (illusion, mind control) or the user's (telepathy, premonitions, clairvoyance, etc).

Eye Beams: Shooting energy beams from the eyes as a superpower. Eye Cam: The camera is viewed from someone's eyes. Eye Colour Change: Someone's eyes change ... Color-Coded Eyes · Black Bead Eyes · Black Dot Pupils · Blank White Eyes

Eye Spy: An out-of-body eye that transmits what it sees back to its owner. Glasses Curiosity: Needing or wanting to try on the glasses of others. Hallucinations ...

the Eyepatch of Power covers a perfectly functional — or specially functional — eye instead of the empty hole one might suspect ...

Aura Vision: The ability to see others' auras/powers et cetera. Chuunibyou: In this teenage syndrome, the delusion of having powers is known as the "Evil Eye" ...

Eye color means many different things in fiction. Sometimes, they mean someone is special, or has powers, or perhaps just innocent.

The X-Ray Vision trope as used in popular culture. A power that lets one see through almost anything. It can usually be turned on or off at will, and the …

A Stock Superpower (and also a classic Super Robot weapon) that allows characters to shoot blasts out of their eyes. Blasts of what, you ask?

High power Hypnotic Eyes (or when broadcast) may function like a Hypno Ray and work on several onlookers at once. If the hypnotist is using glasses, then it's ...

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 ...