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* ''{{Fanboys}}'' in [[http://www.fanboys-online.com/index.php?comic=193 this strip]]. [[strike:GIANT]] [[{{MemeticMutation}} SMALL ENEMY CRAB!!]]

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* ''{{Fanboys}}'' ''Webcomic/{{Fanboys}}'' in [[http://www.fanboys-online.com/index.php?comic=193 this strip]]. [[strike:GIANT]] [[{{MemeticMutation}} SMALL ENEMY CRAB!!]]
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* Happens to [[EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks Bruce]] in ''FindingNemo'' as a result of him suddenly reverting back into "a mindless eating machine" after accidentally sniffing Dory's blood.
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Normally, the eye filters light by widening or closing the pupil. Emotional reactions can achieve this as well: shock might narrow the pupil, while relaxing could widen it considerably. However, in animated fare or ComicBooks, this can be very hard if not impossible to show, since a typical human pupil, at its widest, is 3-4 millimeters[[hottip:*:For the metric-impaired, that's 0.12-0.16 inches.]]. This trope is a way to sidestep that difficulty. Instead of changing the size of the ''pupil'' (the opening in the center of the eye), you change the size of the ''iris'' (the colored ring surrounding the pupil) instead.

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Normally, the eye filters light by widening or closing the pupil. Emotional reactions can achieve this as well: shock might narrow the pupil, while relaxing could widen it considerably. However, in animated fare or ComicBooks, this can be very hard if not impossible to show, since a typical human pupil, at its widest, is 3-4 millimeters[[hottip:*:For millimeters.[[hottip:*:For the metric-impaired, that's 0.12-0.16 inches.]]. ]] This trope is a way to sidestep that difficulty. Instead of changing the size of the ''pupil'' (the opening in the center of the eye), you change the size of the ''iris'' (the colored ring surrounding the pupil) instead.
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Normally, the eye filters light by widening or closing the pupil. Emotional reactions can achieve this as well: shock might narrow the pupil, while relaxing could widen it considerably. However, in animated fare or ComicBooks, this can be very hard if not impossible to show, since a typical human pupil, at its widest, is 3-4 millimeters. For the metric-impaired, that's 0.12-0.16 inches. This trope is a way to sidestep that difficulty. Instead of changing the size of the ''pupil'' (the opening in the center of the eye), you change the size of the ''iris'' (the colored ring surrounding the pupil) instead.

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Normally, the eye filters light by widening or closing the pupil. Emotional reactions can achieve this as well: shock might narrow the pupil, while relaxing could widen it considerably. However, in animated fare or ComicBooks, this can be very hard if not impossible to show, since a typical human pupil, at its widest, is 3-4 millimeters. For millimeters[[hottip:*:For the metric-impaired, that's 0.12-0.16 inches.]]. This trope is a way to sidestep that difficulty. Instead of changing the size of the ''pupil'' (the opening in the center of the eye), you change the size of the ''iris'' (the colored ring surrounding the pupil) instead.
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* [[SpongebobSquarepants Gary]] gets this when Spongebob informs him it's time for a bath...though in his case, his pupils growing bigger means he's ''scared.''
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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, terror, emphasis of a key phrase, and the sensation of burping up a scroll.

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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, terror, emphasis of a key phrase, and the sensation of burping up a scroll.
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* ''BabySteps'': This technique is used to reflect Eiichirou's shock when Kageyama suggests he knows the reason E-chan got into tennis.

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* ''BabySteps'': ''Manga/BabySteps'': This technique is used to reflect Eiichirou's shock when Kageyama suggests he knows the reason E-chan got into tennis.
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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, and terror. (The first three are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)

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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, terror, emphasis of a key phrase, and terror. (The first three are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)sensation of burping up a scroll.
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...and now I learn to count.


* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, and terror. (The first four are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)

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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, and terror. (The first four three are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)
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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOnTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, and terror. (The first four are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)

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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the MostTriumphantExample SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOnTheSoul, WindowsOfTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, and terror. (The first four are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)
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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is the trope ''picture''. Just ''look'' at everypony's gushers!

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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is possibly the trope ''picture''. Just ''look'' at everypony's gushers!MostTriumphantExample of both this and WindowsOnTheSoul, and provides the page image. The animation uses eye tropes heavily to convey emotions, and OpenTheIris is used to show, just for example, epiphany, wonder, greed, insanity, and terror. (The first four are enlarging of the iris; the latter two, contraction.)
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* ''MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' is the trope ''picture''. Just ''look'' at everypony's gushers!
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[[caption-width-right:350:She has just seen a quite [[DeliciousDistraction delicious distraction]].]]
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** Actually, it is her pupil that opens, not her iris, and as such, this trope is Averted.

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** Actually, it is her pupil that opens, not shrinks, her iris, iris doesn't expand, and as such, this trope is Averted.

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** Wait, shouldn't rather the opposite happen?
*** Not really, the iris also expands when you are "absorbing" information, in the scene it probably meant she was depressed while reading.

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** Wait, shouldn't rather the opposite happen?
*** Not really, the iris also expands when you are "absorbing" information, in the scene
Actually, it probably meant she was depressed while reading.is her pupil that opens, not her iris, and as such, this trope is Averted.
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---> '''Long Feng:''' [[ManchurianAgent The king has invited you to Lake Laogai.]]

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---> '''Long Feng:''' [[ManchurianAgent The king Earth King has invited you to Lake Laogai.]]
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* Vita, from ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha''. The animation style of the series usually shows an all-black pupil/iris with the anime-standard lens flair and a cresent of color near the bottom of the eye. When a character is shocked, scared, or incredibly pissed off, you can see the iris all the way around. [[WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises Their eyes kind of shrink, too.]]

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* Vita, from ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha''. The animation style of the series ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' usually shows an all-black pupil/iris with the anime-standard lens flair and a cresent of color near the bottom of the eye. When a character is shocked, scared, or incredibly pissed off, you can see the iris all the way around. [[WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises Their eyes kind of shrink, too.]]
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* Pictured above: Vita, from ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha''. The animation style of the series usually shows an all-black pupil/iris with the anime-standard lens flair and a cresent of color near the bottom of the eye. When a character is shocked, scared, or incredibly pissed off, you can see the iris all the way around. [[WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises Their eyes kind of shrink, too.]]

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* Pictured above: Vita, from ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha''. The animation style of the series usually shows an all-black pupil/iris with the anime-standard lens flair and a cresent of color near the bottom of the eye. When a character is shocked, scared, or incredibly pissed off, you can see the iris all the way around. [[WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises Their eyes kind of shrink, too.]]
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** Also, when he licks hallucinogenic toads.

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** Also, when he [[ToadLicking licks hallucinogenic toads.toads]].
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* ''BabySteps'': This technique is used to reflect Eiichirou's shock when Kageyama suggests he knows the reason E-chan got into tennis.
--> '''Kageyama''': "... you like Takasaki-san, don't you!?"
--> '''Eiichirou''' (his irises shrinking to tiny dots): "EEEEEEEHHHHHH!?!?!"
--> '''Kageyama''': "What's with that reaction?"


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In case you were wondering, the trope name comes from a security feature on the [[CoolGate Stargate]] in ''{{Stargate SG-1}}'', "The Iris". It's like a camera shutter that can stop intruders from using the gate to get to Earth, essentially serving as the protective iris to the "eye" that is the gate. So if the eye is the window to the soul, then The Iris is the glass the [[strike:[[{{Mooks}} Jaffa]]]] birds smack against. Yes, it has nothing to do with the above. No, we don't care. Do you have a problem with that?



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[[caption-width:300: And then, she went berserk.]]
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* A prominent visual in [[LadyGaga Lady Gaga]]'s video "Bad Romance."

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* In LarryNiven's ''A Gift from Earth'', one side effect of the protagonist's psychic power is to cause the pupils of the people he's making ignore him contract. It eventually occurs to him that maybe he can use the power in reverse...
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** Similarly used in GhostHound, by the same director.

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