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** Eivor from ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedValhalla'' can see through the eyes of their crow Synin, though they have regular [[AuraVision Eagle Vision]] on top of it.
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* Eric Draven from ''Film/TheCrow'' has among his powers the ability to see through the eyes of the title bird.
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* Eric Draven from ''Film/TheCrow'' ''Film/TheCrow1994'' has among his powers the ability to see through the eyes of the title bird.
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Typically the animals are vermin or smaller, since their "small minds" are easier to control though bigger types aren't unheard of... but the tradeoff is they're harder to control. Depending on the type of bond, having one of these living listening devices [[PokeInTheThirdEye killed]] may cause the character to [[FaintingSeer faint from the feedback]].
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Typically the animals are vermin or smaller, since their "small minds" are easier to control though bigger types aren't unheard of... but the tradeoff is they're harder to control. Depending on the type of bond, having one of these living listening devices [[PokeInTheThirdEye killed]] may cause the character to [[FaintingSeer faint from the feedback]]. \n AnimalEspionage is related; ''those'' animals are more often considered as 'agents' in their own right, though they might simply be fitted with recording devices.
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* In ''Literature/TheImmortals'', Daine talks to animals, sees through their eyes, and even had them sabotage an army for her.
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* In ''Literature/TheImmortals'', Daine talks to spends the second book using the senses of animals, sees 'riding' along with them as they do her favors. She has a squirrel infiltrate a fort and peer at documents, then has a cat pad through their eyes, a mage's quarters listening in on conversations. However, riding along like this physically transforms her and even had them sabotage an army at the end of the book she's learned to use this power to outright turn into different animals herself, and after mastering it she never uses this power again. She ''does'' have animals spy for her.her, but it's in the sense that they can talk to her about what they've seen and [[AmplifiedAnimalAptitude understand what to look for]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012'': The Rat King is blind, but is able to "see" through the eyes of rats.
** Donatello invokes this trope when he creates a remote-controlled cyborg cockroach that lets the Turtles spy on the Kraang.
** Donatello invokes this trope when he creates a remote-controlled cyborg cockroach that lets the Turtles spy on the Kraang.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012'': The Rat King is blind, but is able to "see" through the eyes of rats.
**rats. Donatello invokes this trope when he creates a remote-controlled cyborg cockroach that lets the Turtles spy on the Kraang.
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* ''Series/LabRats'': In one episode, Donald creates a spy cam that looks exactly like a fruit fly. Leo finds it and uses it to mess with Bree, earning her ire throughout the episode.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': In an episode later in season three, Maddie uses a spell that allows her to see through the eyes of a bug, allowing her team to spy on their enemies and effectively come up with an escape route.
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** Donatello invokes this trope when he creates a remote-controlled cyborg cockroach that lets the Turtles spy on the Kraang.
