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* ''Manga/TwilightStarSuiAndNeri'': Sui has black irises and colourless sclerae.
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* ''Manga/TwilightStarSuiAndNeri'': Sui has black irises and colourless sclerae. Doubles as NonStandardCharacterDesign as she's the only character who has it, in contrast to many characters who have black irises and no sclerae.
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* ''Manga/TwilightStarSuiAndNeri'': In contrast to Sui who has black irises and colourless sclerae, both Neri and Shida have black irises but with no discernible sclerae to be seen.
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* ''Manga/TwilightStarSuiAndNeri'': In contrast to Sui who has black irises and colourless sclerae, both Neri and Shida have black irises but with no discernible sclerae to be seen.
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* ''Manga/TwilightStarSuiAndNeri'': Sui has black irises and colourless sclerae.
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[[caption-width-right:300:I guess you could say that they're... ''bug-eyed'', are we right?]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:I guess you could say that they're... ''bug-eyed'', are we right?]]
arwirite?]]
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* VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog has one giant wrap-around eye split into two lobes, and his pupils are shaded three-dimensional objects. this is a throwback to the kind of cartoony eye that was almost standard back in the olden day of animation. They are the kind of eyes that WesternAnimation/FelixTheCat and WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse have, and since studios liked to FollowTheLeader even back then...
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* VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog has one giant wrap-around eye split into two lobes, and his pupils are shaded three-dimensional objects. this is a throwback to the kind of cartoony eye that was almost standard back in the olden day of animation. They are the kind of eyes that WesternAnimation/FelixTheCat and WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse have, and since studios liked to FollowTheLeader even back then...
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* Cream the Rabbit and the Babylon Rogues in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog''
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* Cream the Rabbit and the Babylon Rogues in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog''''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog''
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[[caption-width-right:300:I guess you could say that they're... ''bug-eyed'', am I right?]]
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* Donkey from ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'' has forward-facing eyes. WordOfGod says that this is a combination of the facial traits of a dog and a donkey.
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* Donkey from ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'' ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}'' has forward-facing eyes. WordOfGod says that this is a combination of the facial traits of a dog and a donkey.
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Not to be confused with SphereEyes, ConjoinedEyes or ExposedEyeballsAsEyes.
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Not to be confused with SphereEyes, ConjoinedEyes SphereEyes or ExposedEyeballsAsEyes.ConjoinedEyes.
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* Tika the elephant in ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAsTheIslandPrincess'' has ''huge'' glassy eyes, which are not only much bigger than a real elephant's, but also much closer together on her face.
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Secondly, it also helps avert a certain amount of the UncannyValley effect which can result from putting exaggerated expressions on the faces of many animals, particularly when seen from straight-on. Not employing this trope in such cases via things like {{Cheated Angle}}s and adding eyebrow ridges to animals without them [[note]]such as kangaroos, some dog breeds, deer, rabbits and horses[[/note]] can look, to put it in technical terms, "[[AccidentalNightmareFuel damned freaky]]". [[note]]See also: Victorian taxidermists' ill-advised attempts to [[TaxidermyTerror give whimsical expressions and large anthropomorphic eyes to taxidermied animals]].[[/note]]
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Secondly, it also helps avert a certain amount of the UncannyValley UnintentionalUncannyValley effect which can result from putting exaggerated expressions on the faces of many animals, particularly when seen from straight-on. Not employing this trope in such cases via things like {{Cheated Angle}}s and adding eyebrow ridges to animals without them [[note]]such as kangaroos, some dog breeds, deer, rabbits and horses[[/note]] can look, to put it in technical terms, "[[AccidentalNightmareFuel damned freaky]]". [[note]]See also: Victorian taxidermists' ill-advised attempts to [[TaxidermyTerror give whimsical expressions and large anthropomorphic eyes to taxidermied animals]].[[/note]]
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* Averted, naturally, in the ''WesternAnimation/WatershipDown'' film where the rabbits have realistic red eyes with oval-shaped pupils. And then played with in Efrafa where every rabbit has blue, almost-cartoony eyes, lending them a semi-UncannyValley look.
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* Averted, naturally, in the ''WesternAnimation/WatershipDown'' film where the rabbits have realistic red eyes with oval-shaped pupils. And then played with in Efrafa where every rabbit has blue, almost-cartoony eyes, lending them a semi-UncannyValley semi-realistic look.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MissSpidersSunnyPatchFriends'' let us find out what happens when you give characters realistic insect-like eyes ''and'' cute cartoony eyes at the same time, which is [[UncannyValley creepy]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/MissSpidersSunnyPatchFriends'' let us find out what happens when you give characters realistic insect-like eyes ''and'' cute cartoony eyes at the same time, which is [[UncannyValley creepy]].time.
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See also AnimalEyes.
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See also AnimalEyes.
AnimalEyes and BigAnimeEyes.
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This trope tends to be a NecessaryWeasel, to the extent that it can be found in {{downplayed}} form even in classical realism paintings, for a couple of reasons:
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This trope tends to be a NecessaryWeasel, an [[AcceptableBreakFromReality Acceptable Break from Reality]], to the extent that it can be found in {{downplayed}} form even in classical realism paintings, for a couple of reasons:
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* Squid-form Inklings in ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}''.
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* Squid-form Inklings and Octolings in ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}''.''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood''
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* ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood''''WesternAnimation/RobinHood1973'' examples:
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* The ''Nick jr.'' CGI animated TV show, ''WesternAnimation/PeterRabbit'' has animal characters with realistic or mostly realistic eyes for their respective species. However, unlike real owls, Old Brown is able to move his eyes.
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* Inverted with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaladapis the extinct koala lemur, Megaladapis]]. Whereas other primates have very frontally placed eyes, and most simian ones have them placed extremely close to each other (human eye placement is one of the less extreme in terms of closeness among simians), koala lemurs' has eyes that, although they were not placed so laterally on the head like rabbits' eyes are, were placed somewhat laterally.
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* Inverted with [[https://en.the extinct koala lemur, or ''[[[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaladapis the extinct koala lemur, Megaladapis]].Megaladapis]]''. Whereas other primates have very frontally placed eyes, and most simian ones have them placed extremely close to each other (human eye placement is one of the less extreme in terms of closeness among simians), koala lemurs' has eyes that, although they were not placed so laterally on the head like rabbits' eyes are, were placed somewhat laterally.
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* Inverted with the extinct koala lemur. Whereas other primates have very frontally placed eyes, and most simian ones have them placed extremely close to each other (human eye placement is one of the less extreme in terms of closeness among simians), koala lemurs' has eyes that, although they were not placed so laterally on the head like rabbits' eyes are, were placed somewhat laterally.
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* Inverted with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaladapis the extinct koala lemur.lemur, Megaladapis]]. Whereas other primates have very frontally placed eyes, and most simian ones have them placed extremely close to each other (human eye placement is one of the less extreme in terms of closeness among simians), koala lemurs' has eyes that, although they were not placed so laterally on the head like rabbits' eyes are, were placed somewhat laterally.
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* Squidward in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' has dark red pupils that are shaped like vertical bars.
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* Squidward in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' has dark red pupils that are shaped like vertical bars. TruthInTelevision here, as octopuses do in fact have rectangular pupils.
