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* ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': Taranee, as in the original comic. She actually started out even ''shier'' and ''more nervous'' than her comics counterpart.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': ''WesternAnimation/WITCH2004'': Taranee, as in the original comic. She actually started out even ''shier'' and ''more nervous'' than her comics counterpart.
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{{Meganekko}} is the UsefulNotes/AnimeFanspeak term for female anime characters that fit this mold.
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{{Meganekko}} is the UsefulNotes/AnimeFanspeak MediaNotes/AnimeFanspeak term for female anime characters that fit this mold.
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* Fio Germi of the ''VideoGame/MetalSlug'' games is a BadassAdorable Italian commando with a modest personality and big, round spectacles.
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* ''ComicBook/{{WITCH}}'': Taranee Cook is a cute, young girl with big, round glasses. She's initially a ShrinkingViolet and ShyBlueHairedGirl, which fit the general personality type of a bespectacled cutie, before undergoing CharacterDevelopment to become more assertive.
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* ''ComicBook/{{WITCH}}'': ''ComicBook/WITCH2004'': Taranee Cook is a cute, young girl with big, round glasses. She's initially a ShrinkingViolet and ShyBlueHairedGirl, which fit the general personality type of a bespectacled cutie, before undergoing CharacterDevelopment to become more assertive.
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*''Manga/HikariNoDensetsu'': Miyako Kamijou, Hikari's CoolBigSis, has large, adorable, puppy-dog eyes. She wears glasses and is a timid but respectful young lady.
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* Rule63 versions of Franchise/HarryPotter tend to depict the {{GenderFlip}}ped Harry as this -- generally more athletic and less shy than your average BespectacledCutie, but with the same adorable aesthetics. Female Harry is quite often more openly affectionate than her male canon counterpart, and is almost as often depicted as a BadassBookworm to rival Hermione.
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* Rule63 versions of Franchise/HarryPotter tend to depict the {{GenderFlip}}ped {{Gender Flip}}ped Harry as this -- generally more athletic and less shy than your average BespectacledCutie, Bespectacled Cutie, but with the same adorable aesthetics. Female Harry is quite often more openly affectionate than her male canon counterpart, and is almost as often depicted as a BadassBookworm to rival Hermione.
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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': ComicBook/{{Thessaly}} the murderous witch has worn glasses ever since her first appearance. Presumably, she wears them to convince others that she's harmless.
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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': ComicBook/{{Thessaly}} Thessaly the murderous witch has worn glasses ever since her first appearance. Presumably, she wears them to convince others that she's harmless.
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%%* ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'': ''ComicBook/KatyKeene'''s titular character's sister, "Sis".
* ''ComicBook/AlphaFlight'': A long-defining trait of Heather Hudson. Unfortunately, she got laser eye surgery when she became Vindicator and no longer wore them.
* ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl}}'': Barbara Gordon is the quintessential HotLibrarian, wearing glasses when out of costume.
* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'': In the first comic, ''Welcome to the Jungle'', Harry ends up working with and protecting Willamena "Will" Rodgers, an assistant zoo ape handler who is equal parts Meganekko and {{Moe}}.
* ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'': Goldilocks. Subverted: she's batshit insane - violent, sexual, and a political extremist.
* ''Franchise/GIJoe'': The Baroness, although she is decidedly ''not'' sweet, shy, and nice, defies the whole TheGlassesGottaGo line of thinking in every series she has been featured in.
* ''ComicBook/GalactaDaughterOfGalactus'': Galacta the daughter of Galactus, wears a cute pair of glasses as part of her "Gali" identity.
* ''ComicBook/{{Mockingbird|MarvelComics}}'': Bobbi Morse used to have contacts but now wears spy glasses that also doubles as corrective lenses for her farsightedness.
%%* ComicBook/LePetitSpirou has the HotTeacher Miss Chiffres.
* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': ComicBook/{{Thessaly}} the murderous witch has worn glasses ever since her first appearance. Presumably, she wears them to convince others that she's harmless.
* ''ComicBook/AlphaFlight'': A long-defining trait of Heather Hudson. Unfortunately, she got laser eye surgery when she became Vindicator and no longer wore them.
* ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl}}'': Barbara Gordon is the quintessential HotLibrarian, wearing glasses when out of costume.
* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'': In the first comic, ''Welcome to the Jungle'', Harry ends up working with and protecting Willamena "Will" Rodgers, an assistant zoo ape handler who is equal parts Meganekko and {{Moe}}.
* ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'': Goldilocks. Subverted: she's batshit insane - violent, sexual, and a political extremist.
* ''Franchise/GIJoe'': The Baroness, although she is decidedly ''not'' sweet, shy, and nice, defies the whole TheGlassesGottaGo line of thinking in every series she has been featured in.
* ''ComicBook/GalactaDaughterOfGalactus'': Galacta the daughter of Galactus, wears a cute pair of glasses as part of her "Gali" identity.
* ''ComicBook/{{Mockingbird|MarvelComics}}'': Bobbi Morse used to have contacts but now wears spy glasses that also doubles as corrective lenses for her farsightedness.
%%* ComicBook/LePetitSpirou has the HotTeacher Miss Chiffres.
* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': ComicBook/{{Thessaly}} the murderous witch has worn glasses ever since her first appearance. Presumably, she wears them to convince others that she's harmless.
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'': Mary Jane Watson eventually starts wearing glasses. In ''ComicBook/SpiderMen'' the Peter Parker of the 616 Universe, who started off wearing glasses himself states that his world's MJ wears contacts, but this seems highly unlikely given that she's never actually been ''seen'' anywhere near glasses.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'':
** The "World's Most Beautiful Woman" has worn glasses [[ClarkKenting in her secret identity]] as Diana Prince.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The Heyday triplets are attractive identical sisters who are members of the [[BadassCrew Holliday Girls]] and wear large round wire-framed reading glasses.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'':
** [[Characters/MarvelComicsKittyPryde Kitty Pryde]]. Her [[{{Intangibility}} phasing]] prevents her from using contacts.
** Before she was outed as a mutant, when she was still Deputy Director of DARPA, [[Characters/MarvelComicsMystique Mystique]] was never seen without her rather severe hornrims; since, like her clothes, they were literally part of her.
** The "World's Most Beautiful Woman" has worn glasses [[ClarkKenting in her secret identity]] as Diana Prince.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The Heyday triplets are attractive identical sisters who are members of the [[BadassCrew Holliday Girls]] and wear large round wire-framed reading glasses.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'':
** [[Characters/MarvelComicsKittyPryde Kitty Pryde]]. Her [[{{Intangibility}} phasing]] prevents her from using contacts.
** Before she was outed as a mutant, when she was still Deputy Director of DARPA, [[Characters/MarvelComicsMystique Mystique]] was never seen without her rather severe hornrims; since, like her clothes, they were literally part of her.
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Glasses on a HotLibrarian or SexySecretary are a completely different thing. The SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl may use glasses to ''pretend'' to be this trope.
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Glasses on a HotLibrarian or SexySecretary are a completely different thing. The SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl SeeminglyWholesome50sGirl may use glasses to ''pretend'' to be this trope.
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* Connie from ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse''. Her big, round glasses just make her more adorable. Even when her vision is fixed, she just pops out the lenses to keep the look so her family and optometrist won't know she had her vision cured through an IndirectKiss with Steven, who has [[HealingHands Healing Spit]].
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* [[Characters/StevenUniverseConnieMaheswaran Connie Maheswaran]] from ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse''. Her big, round glasses just make her more adorable. Even when her vision is fixed, she just pops out the lenses to keep the look so her family and optometrist won't know she had her vision cured through an IndirectKiss with Steven, who has [[HealingHands Healing Spit]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Avania}}'': Junior Warrant Office Rhys O'Shaughnassy is as excitable and talkative as her glasses are large.
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* ''Webcomic/ThinkingTooMuchToThinkPositively'': In "[[https://comicsbyxan.com/comic/looking-good/ Looking Good]]", after getting glasses for the first time, Xan figures she probably won't wear them often... until she gets some compliments on the cute aesthetic, at which point [[InvokedTrope she decides she's never going to take them off]].
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* ''Anime/QueensBlade'' has Cattleya, who plays the trope straight with her sweet, motherly personality, but also subverts stereotype by being the [[StatuesqueStunner biggest]] fighter ([[BoobsOfSteel in more ways than one]]) and the most [[BruiserWithASoftCenter physically powerful]].
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* ''Anime/QueensBlade'' has Cattleya, who plays the trope straight with her sweet, motherly personality, but also subverts stereotype by being the [[StatuesqueStunner biggest]] fighter ([[BoobsOfSteel ([[MostCommonSuperpower in more ways than one]]) and the most [[BruiserWithASoftCenter physically powerful]].
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* ''Series/ModernFamily'': Alex Dunphy, the second youngest daughter, between her pretty older sister, and her goofy younger brother. She's the [[TheSmartGuy smartest of the family]], but also the frequent butt of their jokes and jabs. Due to her intellectual nature, Haley berates her as a [[HollywoodNerd nerd]]/geek. Still, Alex isn't exactly an ugly young girl, despite how much others wish to improve her appearance.
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* ''Series/ModernFamily'': Alex Dunphy, the second youngest daughter, between her pretty older sister, and her goofy younger brother. She's the [[TheSmartGuy smartest of the family]], but also the frequent butt of their jokes and jabs. Due to her intellectual nature, Haley berates her as a [[HollywoodNerd [[StereotypicalNerd nerd]]/geek. Still, Alex isn't exactly an ugly young girl, despite how much others wish to improve her appearance.
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* ''Series/ModernFamily'': Alex Dunphy, the second youngest daughter, between her pretty older sister, and her goofy younger brother. She's the [[TheSmartGuy smartest of the family]], but also the frequent butt of their jokes and jabs. Due to her intellectual nature, Haley berates her as a [[HollywoodNerd nerd]]/geek. Still, Alex isn't exactly an ugly young girl, despite how much others wish to improve her appearance.
