History Main / BigOlUnibrow

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

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

-->-- The Urban Dictionary

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

->"...Ganondorf has an exceptionally unique case of unibrow, in which his eyebrows connect clearly with his hair, thus forming one very long eyebrow. This puts the typical unibrow (one that connects in the middle of one's face above the nose) to shame..."

* Mint from ''WebAnimation/ObjectTerror'' used to have a living unibrow. Unfortunately, the unibrow was mean to him, so he shaved it off in "P to the Fourth" and never had it since.

* Francine has one in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad''. Typically she waxes it, save for one episode where she let it grow in.

* 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.
%%** Kahlo was actually rather classically attractive. She just [[AccentuateTheNegative Accentuated The Negative]] whenever it came to drawing herself due to a bad self-image.

* Helga Pataki of ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'' has a large unibrow which runs in the family. With the exception of Olga (who is occasionally shown to have had a unibrow as a child but no longer does), the family itself isn't very noble, and Helga is constantly threatening everyone around her (often times following through with her threats), despite her [[StalkerWithACrush stalkerrific]] crush on the lead character.

* Daz Bones aka Mr 1 from ''Anime/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.

* Ryotsu from ''Anime/{{Kochikame}}''.

* ''Franchise/WallaceAndGromit'': Gromit, being a dog, has no (extra) hair on his brow, but its constant animation can give him this appearance. It conveys ''everything'' he feels, more effectively than words could, really.

* Gromit of WallaceAndGromit isn't strictly modeled with eyebrows at all, but his forehead is so flexible and expressive that it almost acts as a unibrow.

* [[{{Yandere}} Rolanda]] from the YouTube channel, Wassabi Productions, has one to emphasize her [[{{Gonk}} gonky]] appearance.

* DragonBooster has BigBad Word Payyn and his son Moordryd. Moordryd's is ''just'' a normal unibrow though, while his father's actually curls at parts and actually sticks out a bit off the sides of his head due to its length.

* The [[NoNameGiven villain]] of Music/KateBush's short film ''The Line, the Cross, and the Curve'' has a unibrow, which is rather odd considering that the character is female. She was played by Miranda Richardson.

* Sir Ruber from [[WesternAnimation/QuestForCamelot Quest for Camelot]].

* One of Ponty's roommates in the novel ''Mike Nelson's'' (yes, ''[[Series/MST3K that]]'' Mike Nelson) ''Death Rat!'' is described as having a prominent one: