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* ''Webcomic/TheGuideToAHealthyRelationship'': Julian, because they're permanently stressed out by their hallucinations and TheInsomniac.

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* Itachi Uchiha from ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' manages this in his more serious ass-kicking moments.

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** Additionally, in ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'', there is Johan who gets those when [[spoiler: he is possessed by Yubel.]]

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* Several monsters and villains in ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'' seem to have these, such as Octacon, Blocky, Yamikage, the Broom King, Kung Fu Lee, Belly Buster in its true form, Giant Squishy, Trash Basher, Nekketsu, and Phan Phan while brainwashed by Whippy.

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* Several monsters and villains in ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'' seem to have these, such as Octacon, Blocky, Yamikage, the Broom King, Kung Fu Lee, Belly Buster in its true form, Giant Squishy, Trash Basher, Nekketsu, and Fang, Chuckie (only when using his demon face), Phan Phan while brainwashed by Whippy.Whippy, and Devil Kirby & Devil King Dedede.
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* Several monsters and villains in ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'' seem to have these, such as Octacon, Blocky, Yamikage, the Broom King, Kung Fu Lee, Belly Buster in its true form, Giant Squishy, Trash Basher, Nekketsu, and Phan Phan while brainwashed by Whippy.
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* The first sign that Taro has been possessed by a demon in Anime/DevilManCrybaby is that he gains these kind of eyes.
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* ''Webcomic/ComicBookSNAFU'' gives Baron Zemo these to highlight his obsession with winning at any cost.
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* This seems to be a trademark of Music/{{Vocaloid}} PVs animated by Sidu. She is known for her dark illustrations, and as such several of the characters she draws have these shadows under their eyes.
* Speaking of which, Shintaro from Music/KagerouDaze sports these. They are likely due to a lack of sleep caused by his survivor's guilt. Whatever the reason, they definitely help to characterize Shintaro as a somewhat mentally unstable socially awkward recluse. The Kagerou Daze series of videos was also illustrated by Sidu.
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* ''Very'' effectively used in the ''Series/NightGallery'' episode ''The Doll''
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* Frollo from Disney's ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' actually has purple shadows.
* Gaston gets these in the last third of ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'', to show that he's a NotSoHarmlessVillain now.

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* Frollo from Disney's ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' actually has purple shadows.
* Gaston gets these in the last third of ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'', ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'', to show that he's a NotSoHarmlessVillain now.



* Scar and his hyenas from ''Disney/TheLionKing''.
* The evil lionesses in ''Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''. The main difference between a good lion and a bad lion in those movies seems to be tons of eyeliner.
* Sa'luk from ''Disney/AladdinAndTheKingOfThieves''.

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* Scar and his hyenas from ''Disney/TheLionKing''.
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* The evil lionesses in ''Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''.''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''. The main difference between a good lion and a bad lion in those movies seems to be tons of eyeliner.
* Sa'luk from ''Disney/AladdinAndTheKingOfThieves''.''WesternAnimation/AladdinAndTheKingOfThieves''.
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* All human characters in VideoGame/DontStarve have them, but the most prominent belong to [[MadScientist Wilson]], [[CreepyChild Wendy]], and [[BigBad Maxwell]]
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** In the 2018 reboot, Hordak has black-rimmed eyes.
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* ''Webcomic/StandStillStaySilent'': Väinö, the elderly solitary guardian mage of a ForbiddenZone border whose only regular companions are his seagull helpers, has eyes that are beady and have pronounced outlines compared to the rest of the cast.
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* Prosecutor Simon Blackquill in ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies'' has dark streaks under both eyes. Combined with his dark hair and pale skin, they make him look creepy (but also somewhat pitiable).

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* Prosecutor Simon Blackquill in ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies'' has dark streaks under both eyes. Combined with his dark hair and pale skin, they make him look creepy (but creepy, but also somewhat pitiable).pitiable; [[AllThereInTheManual the artbook]] states they're the result of [[spoiler:him crying while in prison and never bothering to wipe the tears]].
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A character that LooksLikeCesare tends to have these eyes, as well as TheInsomniac and other deranged characters, since eye pigmentation can occur from lack of sleep (though if this is just temporary see ExhaustedEyeBags). Some characters may artificially try to replicate this effect with make-up, resulting in ExcessiveEvilEyeshadow, or {{Guyliner}}, but it just doesn't have the same effect and is not the trope.

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A character that LooksLikeCesare tends to have these eyes, as well as TheInsomniac TheInsomniac, CreepyLonerGirl, and other deranged characters, since eye pigmentation can occur from lack of sleep (though if this is just temporary see ExhaustedEyeBags). Some characters may artificially try to replicate this effect with make-up, resulting in ExcessiveEvilEyeshadow, or {{Guyliner}}, but it just doesn't have the same effect and is not the trope.

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* ''Series/TheAddamsFamily'': this is one of Wednesday's most pronounced features, as she's an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette.
** Uncle Fester also has these.

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* Common in members of ''Series/TheAddamsFamily'': this is one of Wednesday's most pronounced features, as she's an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette.
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EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette, Wednesday spots some, as does her Uncle Fester also Fester. Gomez has these.some slight but noticeable ones, unless, of course, they are to be interpreted as GuyLiner rather than actual eyebags.


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* Some versions of the Master from ''Series/DoctorWho'' are shown with evil eyeshadow, later invoked by the 21st-century John Simm incarnation of the character, who intentionally wears GuyLiner.
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* Imp in both ''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'' and ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'' sports these, though they're more pronounced, and effective, in the latter version.
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* In RealLife the skin around the eyes is much thinner, so some people do have darker areas around their eyes (it's also the reason bruises around the eye are so prominent). [[CaptainObvious Of course, this has nothing to do with a person's morality]], so in [[RealLife Real Life]], this trope is mostly [[SubvertedTrope subverted.]]

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* In RealLife the skin around the eyes is much thinner, so some people do have darker areas around their eyes (it's also the reason bruises around the eye are so prominent). [[CaptainObvious Of course, this has nothing to do with a person's morality]], so in [[RealLife Real Life]], this trope is mostly [[SubvertedTrope subverted.]]morality.
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** Hitoshi Shinsou in has these, and combined with his MindControl powers, they make him look like someone who would end up a villain. Nevertheless, he really wants to be a hero.

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** Hitoshi Shinsou Shinso in has these, and combined with his MindControl powers, they make him look like someone who would end up a villain. Nevertheless, he really wants to be a hero.
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* ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'': After becoming Hades' high priestess Menalippe has constant prominent dark circles.
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* Zalvetta the ninja of ''WebOriginal/ThrillingIntent'' has these. He is also a sociopathic killer.

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* Bond henchman Dario from ''Film/LicenceToKill'' (of course, he has them naturally since he's played by BenicioDelToro).

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* Bond henchman Dario from ''Film/LicenceToKill'' (of course, he has them naturally since he's played by BenicioDelToro).Creator/BenicioDelToro).
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* ''Webcomic/LovelyLovecraft'': Howard has dark circles around his eyes, although their level of noticeability shifts (sometimes darker, sometimes lighter).
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* Mr. Sandman in ''VideoGame/PunchOut'' gains these in his Title Defense match in the Wii version. Dude must've lost ''a lot'' of sleep losing to Little Mac.
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* Mike's evil personality Mal from ''WesternAnimation/TotalDramaAllStars''.

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* Mike's evil personality Mal from ''WesternAnimation/TotalDramaAllStars''.''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama All Stars''.
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* In the 2015 [=BBC=] version of ''Literature/AndThenThereWereNone'', Vera develops a bad case as events progress.

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* Hitoshi Shinsou in ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' has these, and combined with his MindControl powers, they make him look like someone who would end up a villain. Nevertheless, he really wants to be a hero.

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Hitoshi Shinsou in ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' in has these, and combined with his MindControl powers, they make him look like someone who would end up a villain. Nevertheless, he really wants to be a hero.



* Shuichi Akai, FBI agent and [[PragmaticHero good guy]] from ''Manga/DetectiveConan''. He is drawn having eyes which have permanent bags underneath them that make him appear sleep deprived and other characters describe him as evil eyed. By now this is even a PlotPoint: Both Conan and the readers use his distinctive look to identify him [[spoiler:when in disguise]] - and also possible relatives of him [[spoiler:such as his sister Sera (who has the same eyes) and the mysterious girl hiding in Seras hotel room.]]

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** Gentle and La Brava both have thick black lines around their eyes. They're only natural in La Brava's case, the result of countless nights since a middle school love rejection spent in front of a computer in deep depression. When she made the decision to approach Gentle, she wasn't able to do anything about them and hoped he wouldn't be put off. On the contrary, he accepted her gladly and, upon noticing how much she stressed over them regardless, took up drawing dark rings under his own eyes to emphasize their parntership. In the present the rings look almost like domino masks when coupled with their costumes.
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Shuichi Akai, FBI agent and [[PragmaticHero good guy]] from ''Manga/DetectiveConan''. He is drawn having eyes which have permanent bags underneath them that make him appear sleep deprived and other characters describe him as evil eyed. By now this is evil-eyed. It even becomes a PlotPoint: Both Conan and the readers use his distinctive look to identify him [[spoiler:when in disguise]] - and also possible relatives of him [[spoiler:such his, such as his sister Sera (who Masumi Sera, who has the same eyes) eyes, and Mary, the mysterious girl hiding in Seras Sera's hotel room.]]room.
** While jokes are made at her being a night owl, such as calling her an "evil-eyed yawning girl", Ai Haibara doesn't normally possess them. However, an arc that features a minor event of Haibara and Ayumi getting makeup put on them ends with Haibara looking like she has bags under her eyes while she's cleaning it off. Conan sees this and ''immediately'' notices [[spoiler:a striking resemblance between Haibara and Mary]].
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* The alien horror from ''Film/TheCrawlingHand'' produces this effect in its hosts when it infects them.
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* Kanato Sakamaki from ''VisualNove/DiabolikLovers'' has these, which go well with his CreepyChild demeanor.

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* Kanato Sakamaki from ''VisualNove/DiabolikLovers'' ''VisualNovel/DiabolikLovers'' has these, which go well with his CreepyChild demeanor.
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* Loki has these in ''Film/TheAvengers2012'', especially notable in his first scene, to empathise his BigBadSlippage between ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''The Avengers''. Completed with a KubrickStare.

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* Loki has these in ''Film/TheAvengers2012'', especially notable in his first scene, to empathise emphasise his BigBadSlippage between ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''The Avengers''. Completed with a KubrickStare. Attentive viewers will notice the people he mind controls also develop them, probably because he [[FridgeHorror doesn't let them stop working to sleep.]]

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