History Main / BigOlUnibrow

* Major [[strike:Monobrow]] Monogram from ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'', and his son, Monty..

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheNapoleonicWars Marshal Marmont]], considered by many to be the treacherous Marshal ''par excellence''. Of course, after his 1814 betrayal, his contemporaries did not fail to comment on that particular feature.
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* There's a superhero in ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'' who's even named Unibrow. Of course, this trope applies to him. [[spoiler:We don't learn much about him, except that he's a Superdead.]]

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* [[ComicStrip/TheFarSide Gary Larson]], when he wasn't giving his characters glasses, was generally drawing their eyebrows simply as a thick line.
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* '''Type I:''' If a character has a unibrow, they're either evil, conniving, scummy, or at least, grumpy.
* '''Type II''' pretty much just boils down to "unibrows are funny".

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* '''Type I:''' If a character has a unibrow, they're either evil, conniving, scummy, or have some defining negative trait.

* ''Film/NannyMcPhee'': Nanny [=McPhee=] has one, which serves as one of her unflattering features. It goes away as the children when the children learn one of her five lessons, and behave better.

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* [[ComicStrip/TheFarSide Gary Larson]], when he wasn't giving his characters glasses, was generally drawing their eyes simply as a thick line.

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* Real Life example: Creator/{{Frida Kahlo}} is famous for her self-portraits that emphasize her large bushy unibrow. Rare in that it is not villainous or comical, but rather is valued for its artistic value and redefinition of beauty. However, Kahlo was considered classically attractive by many; she just [[AccentuateTheNegative Accentuated The Negative]] whenever it came to drawing herself due to a bad self-image.

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* RealLife example: Frida Kahlo is famous for her self-portraits that emphasize her large bushy unibrow. Rare in that it is not villainous or comical, but rather is valued for its artistic value and redefinition of beauty. However, Kahlo was considered classically attractive by many; she just [[AccentuateTheNegative Accentuated The Negative]] whenever it came to drawing herself due to a bad self-image.

* Poppy from ''WesternAnimation/LolaAndVirginia''. Instead of being evil or comedy, she's one of the main character's two best friends. Visually the unibrow is played as part of her tough, tomboy image. But plotwise it's not really an issue and isn't even pointed out by the other characters.
* Akaishi in ''Manga/CrossGame''. Neither evil nor funny, his unibrow is just there.

* ''VideoGame/WardenMelodyOfTheUndergrowth'': Emperor Magulus has a huge unibrow. His could be considered more a "Badass Unibrow" since he can slice through vines with one swing of his sword.

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* Ryou Mashiba from ''Anime/HajimeNoIppo'', the local SociopathicHero.
* Daz Bones aka Mr 1 from ''Manga/OnePiece'' has a distinct [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/onepiece/images/0/0c/Daz_Bones_Portrait.png/revision/latest?cb=20150205221819&path-prefix=ru unibrow]] and he’s a cold blooded assassin. Of course Zoro who dislikes people with odd eyebrows fights him.
* From ''Anime/SaintSeiya'' we got [[http://img469.imageshack.us/img469/2390/wyvernradamanthyskyotoebg5.jpg Wyvern Radamanthys]]. He also has the dubious distinction of being one of the [[{{Bishonen}} best looking]] characters displaying this particular trait.
* Mosquito of ''Manga/SoulEater'' has one that also droops considerably off each side. [[GrossupCloseup Close-ups]] show the thing is actually A SOLID OBJECT rather than hair.

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* In ''Film/TheCompanyOfWolves'', Rosaleen is reminded by her grandmother to beware men whose eyebrows meet - because they're [[FantasticAesop werewolves.]]

* ''Film/{{Legend 1985}}'': The BigBad Darkness has one.

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* As shown in the picture, Gerald Samson, [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Maggie Simpson's]] nemesis.

* Control Freak of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''; however, he is a rather pathetic villain, so this could be a combination of the two types.

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* Satoshi Horio, TheChewToy from ''Anime/ThePrinceOfTennis''.

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* There's a superhero in ''Comicbook/{{Empowered}}'' who's even named Unibrow. Of course, this trope applies to him. [[spoiler:We don't learn much about him, except that he's a Superdead.]]

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* Vakama in ''WesternAnimation/{{Bionicle}}: The Mask of Light''.

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* In the spoof film ''Film/EpicMovie'', there's a scene where Mystique asks what Peter wants her to shapeshift before they get in on. He asks first for more conventionally attractive features, such as [[BreastExpansion a bigger breast size and larger ass size.]] Afterwards, he asks for a badonkadonk, but quickly takes it back for a monobrow. She does a double take, but he insists, referring to it as a "mamabrow", leading to her shapeshifting a monobrow. [[ChubbyChaser He then asks her to get incredibly fat and flabby which she also does.]] They then start to get it on. He's noticeable more turned on by the monobrow and fat body than anything else.
-->Peter: MAMABROW! MAMABROW! KING WANTS A MAMABROW!

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* One of Ponty's roommates in the novel ''Mike Nelson's'' (yes, ''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 that]]'' Mike Nelson) ''Death Rat!'' is described as having a prominent one:
--> Scotty only had one eyebrow. It covered both eyes, luckily, but its deviation from a straight line was very minute, dipping only slightly above the bridge of his nose.

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* ''Series/NightCourt''

--> "Your eyebrows! They're plural!"

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-->-- '''The Urban Dictionary'''

* ''westernAnimation/RockyKwaterner'': Rocky has a pretty noticeable thick unibrow across his face. In certain scenes it's even visible over his hair for some reason.

* Ed from ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' is arguably the most iconic example of this trope in western animation. He has used it to emote, do wild-takes, hang from objects and even ''walk.''

* Ed and Rolf from ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy''

* ''Film/NannyMcPhee'': Nanny [=McPhee=] has one, which serves as one of her unflattering features. It goes away as the children behave.