History Main / XRayVision

-->'''Lana''': So, how many times have you peeked into the girls' locker room?

* ''LetsPlay/{{Dream}}:'' The main focus of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAS8I5KoVDc this x-ray challenge video]] on the Dream Team channel. The challenge was to beat Minecraft without turning their x-ray off.

** Joker also has a pair of traditional X-ray glasses which he uses in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3-exclusive challenge missions. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight'', where Aaron Cash's pre-recorded description of them in the GCPD evidence lock-up ("one pair of...''actual'' X-ray specs") is clearly disbelieving.

* Adverts in comics for X-Ray Specs. Okay, any boy stupid enough to part with money in the hope of seeing through girls' clothes deserves to be ripped off, but shouldn't enough people have "seen through" this con by now and let the sellers go out of business?

* British juvenile comic character X Ray Specs sometimes sees other people as skeletons, sometimes not. Sometimes he sees the crucial thing at the right time, sometimes not. Ray's specs had an interesting power if he looked through the front of the lenses: he could then see, for example, a skeleton as it looked when it was alive. In other words, a sort of reverse x-ray.

* ''Comicbook/{{Buster}}'' had a strip called ''X-Ray Specs'' (originally in ''Monster Fun''), about a boy called Ray who had glasses that could let him see through anything. He could apparently mentally control this, seeing straight through to the skeleton or just through clothing (to reveal that someone was hiding something under their coat or similar, and ''for no other reasons'') depending on what he wanted. Even weirder, in one story holding them backwards and looking at an actual skeleton lets him see the person it used to be! And where did he get these remarkable spectacles from? His local optician, of course.

* ''Comicbook/{{Buster}}'' had a strip called ''X-Ray Specs'' (originally in ''Monster Fun''), about a boy called Ray who had glasses that could let him see through anything. He could apparently mentally control this, seeing straight through to the skeleton or just through clothing (to reveal that someone was hiding something under their coat or similar, and ''for no other reasons'') depending on what he wanted. Even weirder, in one story holding them backwards and looking at an actual skeleton lets him see the person it used to be! And where did he get these remarkable spectacles from? His local optician, obviously.

* ''Comicbook/{{Buster}}'' had a strip called ''X-Ray Specs'' (originally in ''Monster Fun''), about a boy called Ray who had glasses that could let him see through anything. He could apparently mentally control this, seeing straight through to the skeleton or just through clothing (to reveal that someone was hiding something under their coat or similar, and ''for no other reasons'') depending on what he wanted. Even weirder, in one story holding them backwards and looking at an actual skeleton lets him see the person it used to be!

See also: SuperSenses. Similar to VeinOVision and VolcanicVeins. SeeThruSpecs involves this ability via eyewear. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] XRaySparks.