History Main / LennonSpecs

* In ''VideoGame/DotHackGU'' both Ovan and Yata sport these.

* Admiral Aokiji from ''Manga/OnePiece'' wore them in the past, and goes back to wearing them after the timeskip. Brook also wore them in the past, though unlike Aokiji, he now prefers those Venetian-blind sunglasses.

[[note]]The original LennonSpecs were a pair of Salvation Army eyeglasses Music/JohnLennon first wore in 1966 after [[Music/TheBeatles The Beatles']] last American tour came to an end, as John was in Almeria, Spain filming his role as Private Gripweed in Richard Lester's surreal comedy, ''HowIWonTheWar''. They were the first pair Lennon wore regularly in public from that point on (Lennon was legally blind without them).[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfHeroesTrailsInTheSky'': Walter, TheBrute and resident ArrogantKungFuGuy, wears them at all times. In the setting, sunglasses are new technology, so even other characters find them cool. In ''The 3rd'', mafia mooks are also shown wearing them.

* I-Ching, WonderWoman's mentor during her depowered phase.

* Music/JohnLennon, [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-kdSgtsYkV8Q/TaIWytPvWOI/AAAAAAAAAWo/OZfn8dXFEK4/s1600/John-Lennon101.jpg duh.]]
** After his murder, his wife Music/YokoOno released an album called Season of Glass that featured Lennon`s bloodstained glasses on the cover.

* In one ''ComicBook/{{X-Men}}'' storyline (''[[http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/issues/showquestion.asp?fldauto=4446 X-Men: Divided]]''). the X-Men are tracking down a group of hippies who have used Lady Mastermind's mind control powers to turn the Haight-Ashbury area back to the way it was in the sixties. Emma Frost mentally alters their clothing to fit in, and Cyclops's visor turns into ruby-quartz Lennon specs.

* ''Franchise/{{Uncharted}}'': Some of the agents Drake fights wear these types of sunglasses.

* Mary Swanson in ''Film/{{DumbandDumber}}'' wears a blue pair of these.

* Sarah Connor in ''Film/{{Terminator 2: Judgment Day}}'' wears a pair of these with side shields.

Lennon Specs is a type of sunglasses with perfectly round lenses, preferably black or red, made famous by Music/JohnLennon. They are mostly commonly worn by [[{{Beatnik}} beatniks]], hippies and - since they are uncommon and noticeable - unconventional but notable characters. Thanks to John Lone in ''Film/TheLastEmperor'', they're known as 'Pu Yi' glasses in Chinese-speaking countries. [[note]]For some reason, these characters tends to be collaborationist traitors (especially when they are worn together with a changshan and a fedora) in Chinese historical films.[[/note]]

A subtrope of CoolShades. See also TriangleShades. Furthermore, please note that perfectly round but clear glasses, despite also having been worn by John Lennon, do not fall under this trope (those would be [[Literature/HarryPotter Potter]] specs). Neither do oval sunglasses, square-ish sunglasses with rounded edges, or any other type of sunglasses with less than perfectly round lenses.

A subtrope of CoolShades. See also TriangleShades. Furthermore, please note that perfectly round but clear glasses, despite also having been worn by John Lennon, do not fall under this trope. Neither do oval sunglasses, square-ish sunglasses with rounded edges, or any other type of sunglasses with less than perfectly round lenses.

* Rex Kramer's second pair of sunglasses in ''Film/Airplane''

--> '''Slappy''': On stage, Skippy. Look, see [[TheBand the]] [[StealthPun band]]?

* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': Doctor Eggman wears these. His grandfather Gerald also does in some of his designs.

* Django Freeman in ''Film/Django Unchained''. It's noteworthy that tinted glasses were very rare during this era, only really seen on doctors.

* ''Franchise/Uncharted'': Some of the agents Drake fights wear these types of sunglasses.