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** If Goizo is your opponent, you can run into a woman who's carved her own eyes out, raving that if she can't see it, it can't see ''her''.
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** If Goizo [[MirrorMonster Goizo, the Thing Forsaken By God]], is your opponent, the event "Desperate Solution" has you can run into a woman who's carved [[GoMadFromTheRevelation freaked out]] after seeing Goizo in the mirrors of a beauty parlor and ''carved her own eyes out, out'', raving that if she can't see it, it can't see ''her''.
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* In ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'', Sawashiro [[spoiler:gouges out an Omi Alliance patriarch's eye with just his thumb after the latter made the mistake of making light of Masumi Arakawa's death.]]
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** Later in the game, Volo can help you trying to remove the tadpole with an ice pick. Doing so makes the PlayerCharacter lose their eye until Volo replaces it with a magic eye that makes you see invincible people.
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** Later in the game, Volo can help you trying try to remove the your tadpole by going through your pupil with increasing force, starting out with a needle and ending by knocking your whole eye out with an ice pick. Doing so makes the PlayerCharacter lose their eye until A mortified Volo gives you a magical prosthetic that lets you see invisible creatures as a replacement and runs away.
** The player can also make a bargain with the hag [[spoiler: Auntie Ethel]] to remove the tadpole, which also costs them an eye (on purpose this time) and doesn't work either. She also replacesit with a magic it, but less beneficially - your eye that now makes you more intimidating but doesn't see invincible people.as well and makes it harder for you to hit hags in the event you come into conflict her. If you've already done one of these, the other one will refuse.
** [[DeadlyDoctor Malus Thorm]] will slice the eyes of his "patient" with a scalpel, giving you a good luck at the bloody, empty sockets left behind, while explaining why he considers this an improvement according to his maddened [[ReligionOfEvil Sharran ideals]]. He'll compliment you on having removed one of your eyes already if you took either of the above options, though he doesn't think you've gone far enough.
** The player can also make a bargain with the hag [[spoiler: Auntie Ethel]] to remove the tadpole, which also costs them an eye (on purpose this time) and doesn't work either. She also replaces
** [[DeadlyDoctor Malus Thorm]] will slice the eyes of his "patient" with a scalpel, giving you a good luck at the bloody, empty sockets left behind, while explaining why he considers this an improvement according to his maddened [[ReligionOfEvil Sharran ideals]]. He'll compliment you on having removed one of your eyes already if you took either of the above options, though he doesn't think you've gone far enough.
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* One of the Warrior Dream-bosses from ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'' is a woman aptly named "No Eyes". After she was infected by [[spoiler:the Radiance's light]], she couldn't sleep due to fear of the light taking over her mind through her dreams. She and many other bugs tore their eyes out to protect themselves, before dying of the infection. Her in-game sprite shows her with a black substance dripping from her empty eyesockets like tears.
* Yuri's unfortunate first encounter with Valantin in ''VideoGame/InfiniteSpace'' ends in tragedy as he finds himself with a 5-foot blade in his left eye. He gets better.
* In ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs'', [[spoiler:when Shazam calls out Regime!Superman for planning to destroy Gotham and Metropolis, Supes responds by grabbing Shazam by the throat and firing EyeBeams directly into his eyeballs]].
* Yuri's unfortunate first encounter with Valantin in ''VideoGame/InfiniteSpace'' ends in tragedy as he finds himself with a 5-foot blade in his left eye. He gets better.
* In ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs'', [[spoiler:when Shazam calls out Regime!Superman for planning to destroy Gotham and Metropolis, Supes responds by grabbing Shazam by the throat and firing EyeBeams directly into his eyeballs]].
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* ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'': One of the Warrior Dream-bosses from ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'' is a woman aptly named only called "No Eyes". After she was infected by [[spoiler:the Radiance's light]], she couldn't sleep due to fear of the light taking over her mind through her dreams. She and many other bugs tore their eyes out to protect themselves, before dying of the infection. Her in-game sprite shows her with a black substance dripping from her empty eyesockets like tears.
* ''VideoGame/InfiniteSpace'': Yuri's unfortunate first encounter with Valantinin ''VideoGame/InfiniteSpace'' ends in tragedy as he finds himself with a 5-foot blade in his left eye. He gets better.
*In ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs'', [[spoiler:when ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs'': [[spoiler:When Shazam calls out Regime!Superman for planning to destroy Gotham and Metropolis, Supes responds by grabbing Shazam by the throat and firing EyeBeams directly into his eyeballs]].
* ''VideoGame/InfiniteSpace'': Yuri's unfortunate first encounter with Valantin
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* One quote in the Knitted Knight Tutorial in ''VideoGame/SackboyABigAdventure'', Scarlet asks the viewer about what happened to her eye. [[EyePatchofPower Well]]...
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* Kaname Date of ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles'' lost his left eye before the events of the game; he doesn't remember how. [[BenevolentAI Aiba]] was put into its socket. [[spoiler:It's eventually revealed that this is the result of him being subjected to the prototype Psync machine and switching bodies with Saito Sejima. On the Resolution route, he is forced to Psync in the same machine, causing him to go through this ''again'' with the same eye. Saito even takes Aiba with him for good measure, [[YourHeadAsplode though it ends up being his undoing]].]]
** In [[VideoGame/AITheSomniumFilesNirvanaInitiative the sequel]] Mizuki inherits Aiba after losing her own left eye [[spoiler:in an explosion at Naixatloz's underground cathedral]] during the time between the two games. Averted with her fellow Psyncer Ryuki though, who's revealed to have willingly had his left eye surgically removed with the express purpose of replacing it with an AI-Ball. [[spoiler:The same goes for tritagonist Mizuki "Bibi" Kuranushi as well, as she had been born with a blind eye.]]
** In [[VideoGame/AITheSomniumFilesNirvanaInitiative the sequel]] Mizuki inherits Aiba after losing her own left eye [[spoiler:in an explosion at Naixatloz's underground cathedral]] during the time between the two games. Averted with her fellow Psyncer Ryuki though, who's revealed to have willingly had his left eye surgically removed with the express purpose of replacing it with an AI-Ball. [[spoiler:The same goes for tritagonist Mizuki "Bibi" Kuranushi as well, as she had been born with a blind eye.]]
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* Kaname Date of ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles'' lost his left eye before the events of the game; he doesn't remember how. [[BenevolentAI Aiba]] was put into its socket. [[spoiler:It's eventually revealed that this is the result of him being subjected to the prototype Psync machine and switching bodies with Saito Sejima. On the Resolution route, he is forced to Psync in the same machine, causing him to go through this ''again'' with the same eye. Saito even takes Aiba with him for good measure, [[YourHeadAsplode though it ends up being his undoing]].]]
**]] In [[VideoGame/AITheSomniumFilesNirvanaInitiative the sequel]] sequel]], Mizuki inherits Aiba after losing her own left eye [[spoiler:in an explosion at Naixatloz's underground cathedral]] during the time between the two games. Averted with her fellow Psyncer Ryuki though, who's revealed to have willingly had his left eye surgically removed with the express purpose of replacing it with an AI-Ball. [[spoiler:The same goes for tritagonist Mizuki "Bibi" Kuranushi as well, as she had been born with a blind eye.]]
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* One of Minsc's shouts in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateII'' is him telling Boo to go for the eyes. [[spoiler: This becomes an implemented mechanic in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''.]]
* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII'' features a cutscene early on in which you get to watch two characters get implanted with illithid tadpoles. Through the eye. One of them being your POV character.
** Later, in the game, Volo can help you trying to remove the tadpole with an ice pick. Doing so makes the PlayerCharacter lose their eye until Volo replaces it with a magic eye that makes you see invincible people.
* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII'' features a cutscene early on in which you get to watch two characters get implanted with illithid tadpoles. Through the eye. One of them being your POV character.
** Later, in the game, Volo can help you trying to remove the tadpole with an ice pick. Doing so makes the PlayerCharacter lose their eye until Volo replaces it with a magic eye that makes you see invincible people.
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* One of Minsc's shouts in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateII'' is him telling Boo to go for the eyes. [[spoiler: This [[spoiler:This becomes an implemented mechanic in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''.]]
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** In an earlyon in which cutscene, you get to watch two characters get implanted with illithid tadpoles. Through tadpoles through the eye. One eye -- one of them being your POV character.
**Later, Later in the game, Volo can help you trying to remove the tadpole with an ice pick. Doing so makes the PlayerCharacter lose their eye until Volo replaces it with a magic eye that makes you see invincible people.
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* ''VideoGame/CrueltySquad'': The description for the Zoom N Go Bionic Eyes implies that installation is as simple as shoving them into one's existing eyes.
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** ''VideoGame/DeadSpace3'' tops them all; you kill the FinalBoss by throwing things into its eyes. Seems mundane, [[spoiler:but the final boss is a post-Convergence Necromorph the [[GeniusLoci size of a moon]], its eyes are ''several hundred feet wide'', and the things you throw into its eyes are Red Markers about 30 feet tall. Upon impact, the eyes burst open into a tidal wave of blood and fluid. Here, you make the closest thing to an unrelenting, timeless PhysicalGod feel pain.]]
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** ''VideoGame/DeadSpace3'' tops them all; you kill the FinalBoss by throwing things into its eyes. Seems mundane, [[spoiler:but the final boss is a post-Convergence Necromorph the [[GeniusLoci size of a moon]], its eyes are ''several hundred feet wide'', and the things you throw into its eyes are Red Markers about 30 feet tall. Upon impact, the eyes burst open into a tidal wave of blood and fluid. Here, you make the closest thing to an unrelenting, timeless PhysicalGod feel pain.]]pain]].
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* In the original ''VideoGame/{{Diablo|1997}}'''s intro, you see a close up of a crow picking out the eye of a decaying body. While not looking too realistic by today's CGI standards, that was a pretty unpleasant scene at the time of release. The sequel also allows you to summon ravens as the Druid class, and their attacks blind enemies.
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* In the original ''VideoGame/{{Diablo|1997}}'''s intro, intro of ''VideoGame/Diablo1997'', you see a close up of a crow picking out the eye of a decaying body. While not looking too realistic by today's CGI standards, that was a pretty unpleasant scene at the time of release. The sequel also allows you to summon ravens as the Druid class, and their attacks blind enemies.
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* One of Minsc's shouts in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateII'' is him telling Boo to go for the eyes. ||This [[spoiler: This becomes an implemented mechanic in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''||.''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''.]]
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* One of Minsc's shouts in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateII'' is him telling Boo to go for the eyes. This becomes an implemented mechanic in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''.
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* One of Minsc's shouts in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateII'' is him telling Boo to go for the eyes. This ||This becomes an implemented mechanic in ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''.''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII''||.
