History Main / HypnoticEyes

** She has also used it once in the manga after her introduction. But here there is a explanation for this as she wants to catch Tsukunes heart with fair play and not with her powers, not only for her love for him but also her love for the rest of the girls in the harem. This turns into a tear jerker when she [[spoiler: accidently charms Tsukune and spends the rest of the day with him in her room, ending with her trying to make him saying that he likes her until it's instead her who breaks down to tears and says that she likes him]]

* One of the witches in ''Film/HanselVsGretel'' is able to control peoples' minds through eye contact. [[spoiler:After Gretel consumes the witch, she gains the same power]]. The visual effect is dilated pupils on the controller.

-->"Funny you should be so sleepy so early in the day... your eyelids are getting heavy... you...are...asleeep."

* In his political satire ''Rabbits and Boa Constrictors'', Soviet writed Fazil Iskander plays with this. The titular boa constrictors have Hypnotic Eyes that completely incapacitate any rabbit who gazes into them, making them easy prey. [[spoiler:Except there's actually no such thing as hypnosis - what actually paralyzes rabbits is their own fear of the serpents.]]

* [[YellowPeril The Hood]] of ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}'' combines this with GlowingEyesOfDoom. He uses his eyes to render anyone unconscious, or to gather informations about International Rescue from his half-brother, Kyrano.

* The Sharingan from ''Anime/{{Naruto}}'' has hypnotic powers, ranging from subtly throwing off their perception of reality to outright mind control. A common piece of advice when fighting Uchiha is to read their actions by watching their feet and hands, as even casual eye contact can be fatal. When first introduced with Kakashi, the Sharingan's tomoes spun wildly around the pupil when this power was active.

* In ''Film/KuboAndTheTwoStrings'', the guardian of the Breastplate Impenetrable is an enormous sea monster with many eyestalks. These eyes can put victims in a trance, revealing truths to the victim to keep them still while guiding them to its gaping mouth.

* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', [[spoiler:Valefor]] has these.

* In Disney's ''Disney/TheJungleBook'', Kaa the python has these type of eyes, as shown in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T0I5UepXMA this clip, starting at 0:20]].
* [[EvilChancellor Jafar's]] cobra-headed cane in ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}''.
* In Disney's ''Disney/RobinHood'', Sir Hiss at least once did this to Prince John, which made him mad. And is stated to have hypnotized King Richard into going off on crusade.

-->'''Wario:''' [[MemeticMutation Obey Wario,]] [[YoutubePoop destroy Mario!]]

-->''[[NarutoTheAbridgedSeries Ooo! Spinny eye!]]'''

* The Hypnobrai Tribe from ''WesternAnimation/{{Ninjago}}'' lure their victims into being hypnotised by rattling their tails and staring their victims straight in the eye. They can also plant post-hypnotic commands in which the victim acts as a sleeper agent, seeing through their eyes and enforcing their control. Cole unfortunately had to find this out the hard way.

* Takadox from ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}''.
* Skales and the Hypnobrai Tribe from ''Franchise/{{Ninjago}}''.

** The title character has them, but isn't too good with it and people can realize what he'd doing and break eye contact. [[GenreSavvy Hence why he once used a shining monocle as a help]].

!Examples:

* Kurumu from ''[[RosarioToVampire Rosario+Vampire]]'' seduces the main character with these (JustifiedTrope: she's a {{succubus}}), though she calls the ability "[[CharmPerson Charm]]." She only really uses it in [[ItOnlyWorksOnce one episode]], though, after her [[spoiler: HeelFaceTurn]].

* [[spoiler: Sakura]] in ''LightNovel/{{Kampfer}}''.

* ''{{Trigun}}'': Dominique the Cyclops. When she opens her eye shutter, her Demon's Eye can dazzle ''all five'' of a victim's senses, making it seem like she teleports from place to place. [[spoiler:Once he figured out what she was doing, Vash defeats the hypnosis by using intense pain to keep his senses awake.]]

* [[GiantSpider N'Ktane]] and her "son" Stalker have these in ''{{Tasakeru}}''.

* One commercial for ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand2'', the debut of [[EvilTwin Wario]] as a villain, has him trying to use HypnoticEyes to brainwash people into obeying him.

* In ''Literature/AWrinkleInTime'', the Man with Red Eyes has powerful HypnoticEyes which he uses to bring Charles Wallace under the control of IT.

* In the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short "Mexican Boarders", Slowpoke Rodriguez, the Slowest Mouse in all Mexico, uses HypnoticEyes to zap Sylvester into becoming his obedient slave, thus showing how he's been able to survive.

* [[MagnificentBastard Lelouch]] of ''CodeGeass'' has something akin to this; his 'Geass' (a power closely connected to eyes and sight) allows him to issue 'absolute orders'. Lelouch geasses you to do something, you do it. Not fully this trope (there are enough differences to distance it), but certainly closely related. [[spoiler: Especially when it becomes ''permanently'' active]].
** Rolo's Geass from R2 is more hypnotic in nature than Lelouch's (it freezes everyone's perception of time) and is centered on his eye, but it doesn't require eye contact to take effect (it works within a radius).

* This is how the hypnosis works in Gordon Korman's "The Hypnotists" series.

* This is how the hypnosis works in Gordon Korman's "The Hypnotists" series.

* Takadox from ''{{Bionicle}}''.

* Hiei from ''YuYuHakusho''. His ThirdEye gives him a number of psychic abilities. Although sadly, they are rarely, to never used.

* ''Film/VillageOfTheDamned''.

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