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* Emma from ''Manga/VictorianRomanceEmma'' gives off vibes like this to those around her, which led a few men to court her, but is often considered aloof by her peers.
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* Emma from ''Manga/VictorianRomanceEmma'' ''Manga/EmmaAVictorianRomance'' gives off vibes like this to those around her, which led a few men to court her, but is often considered aloof by her peers.
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* ''Literature/VillainsByNecessity'': Valerie, who's from a dark elf-like race, is an evil sorceress with pitch black hair and pure white skin, as her kind lived in the subterranean underdark.
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* Lilith in ''{{Series/Frasier}}''.
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* In ''[[VideoGame/MarySkelterNightmares Mary Skelter 2]]'', Jack gains access to the form of [[SuperpoweredEvilSide "Ripper Jack"]] (though this troper prefers calling it "Jack the Ripper" because... you get it) after becoming a Nightmare, and while that way, it turns his eye bright pink ala the Blood Maidens' eyes, while the leaves on his hear turn white and all the vines/beanstalks all over him turn black. However, at the end of the game, Jack ends up creating a Marchen copy of his original Blood Youth form [[spoiler:so that the Blood Team, and especially the Alice they have, still have a Jack to protect them while he teams up with the original Alice, now also a Nightmare]], and when ''it'' goes into Ripper Mode, it becomes a far straighter example of this trope.
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* In ''[[VideoGame/MarySkelterNightmares Mary Skelter 2]]'', Jack gains access to the form of [[SuperpoweredEvilSide "Ripper Jack"]] (though this troper prefers calling it "Jack the Ripper" because... you get it) after becoming a Nightmare, and while that way, it turns his eye bright pink ala the Blood Maidens' eyes, while the leaves on his hear turn white and all the vines/beanstalks all over him turn black. However, at the end of the game, Jack ends up creating a Marchen copy of his original Blood Youth form [[spoiler:so that the Blood Team, and especially the Alice they have, still have a Jack to protect them while he teams up with the original Alice, now also a Nightmare]], and when ''it'' goes into Ripper Mode, it becomes a far straighter example of this trope.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo'': Mitchell has the palest skin of the entire cast, and has dark brown hair. And he's ''definitely'' more than a little off his rocker.
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* ''Literature/TenThingsToDoBeforeIDie'': Ted refers to Nikki's black eyes as "alien" frequently, as she always seems calm and all-knowing.
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* Hitomi Kira from [[https://www.deviantart.com/slifofinadragon/ SilfofinaDragon]]'s VideoGame/SengokuBasara fanfic ''Finally Home''. It gives a stronger vibe when she dons a [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver black kimono with red flower designs]] and is skilled in BlackMagic.
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* Hitomi Kira Kirahime from [[https://www.deviantart.com/slifofinadragon/ SilfofinaDragon]]'s VideoGame/SengokuBasara fanfic ''Finally Home''.Home'', though she has a bit of red in her hair. It gives a stronger vibe when she dons a [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver black kimono with red flower designs]] and is skilled in BlackMagic.
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* ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'': This is amped up particularly in the beginning with Wanda Maximoff before she's humanized a bit. She spends a lot of time in dark areas that exaggerate her pale skin and dark hair and make her movements and actions creepier. By the time she's a good guy, she's a great deal healthier looking, dyes her hair red, and dresses in brighter clothing.
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* Bellatrix Lestrange, and a couple other Death Eaters as well as young Lord Voldemort in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'', are villainous examples. DarkIsNotEvil is in full effect though. The films also have antiheroic examples in Severus Snape and Sirius Black, as well as a heroic example in Harry himself. This appearance is a plot point, just not in the way you'd expect. All the characters who have it are distant relatives of each other: their gothic looks show this connection. Notably though, while the Weasleys and the Malfoys are also relatives: they have very different looks. The Malfoys are pale bordering on albino and the Weasleys are redheads. Also, the movie version makes Cho Chang an example: but she isn't in the books.
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**Bellatrix Lestrange, and a couple other DeathEaters Eaters, as well as young Lord Voldemort in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'', are villainous examples. DarkIsNotEvil is in full effect though. The films also have antiheroic examples.
**Antiheroic examplesin exist through Severus Snape and Sirius Black, as well as a heroic example in Harry himself. This himself.
**This appearance is a plot point, just not in the way you'd expect. All the characters who have it are distant relatives of each other: their gothic looks show this connection. Notably though, while the Weasleys and the Malfoys are alsorelatives: distant relatives since both have ties to the House of Black, they have very different looks. The Malfoys are pale bordering on albino and the Weasleys are redheads. Also,
**Also, themovie version movies makes Cho Chang an example: but into one, which she isn't in the books.
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**Antiheroic examples
**This appearance is a plot point, just not in the way you'd expect. All the characters who have it are distant relatives of each other: their gothic looks show this connection. Notably though, while the Weasleys and the Malfoys are also
**Also, the
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** While haunting a hospital as a spirit, Dean meets a beautiful, dark-skinned female spirit named Tessa, [[spoiler: who turns out to be a grim reaper.]]
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* The ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" gives us two: the MonsterOfTheWeek Callie, and the latest [[DemonicPossession vessel]] of recurring villain [[DealWithTheDevil the Crossroads Demon]].
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** The Woman in White from the pilot is definitely this.
** While haunting a hospital as a spirit, Dean meets a beautiful, dark-skinned female spirit named Tessa, [[spoiler: who turns out to be a grim reaper.]]
** The angry spirit who attacks a philandering professor in "Tall Tales" is this.
** The episode "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" gives us two: the MonsterOfTheWeek Callie, and the latest [[DemonicPossession vessel]] of recurring villain [[DealWithTheDevil the Crossroads
** Ruby 2.0 and Meg 2.0 are both demons, occupying pale-skinned, dark-haired female vessels.
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* ''Literature/InCryptid'': The entire [[BackstoryInvader Johrlac]] ''species'' looks like this. Since their telepathy makes humans think they belong, the entire species is made up of InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals. And most humans would only ever see one at a time anyway, since they're a very antisocial species.
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* ''Literature/InCryptid'': The entire [[BackstoryInvader Johrlac]] ''species'' looks like this. Since their telepathy makes humans think they belong, belong (and allows them to tell each other apart), the entire species is made up of InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals. And most humans would only ever see one at a time anyway, since they're a very antisocial species.
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* ''Literature/TheScholomance'': Liu's minor use of BlackMagic is {{implied|trope}} to have had this effect. When she's healed of its influence, characters notice that highlights appear in her black hair and her complexion gets more tan (and less {{undea|thlyPallor}}d).
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* Invoked by Lilith Clawthorne from ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' as per WordOfGod. She started out with the skin-tone, but dyed and straightened the curly red-brown mop she had as a teenager (along with [[TheGlassesGottaGo ditching her spectacles]]) for the express purpose of looking more imposing and matching the raven theme of the Emperor's Coven.
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** Izumi, though she has an incurable illness as an excuse.
** Lust, as well as most of the other homunculi.
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** Izumi, though she has an incurable illness as an excuse.
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** Lust, as well as most of the other homunculi. [[spoiler:Especially notable in the 2003 version, since the human body she was created from was Ishbalan, meaning she would have had ''significantly'' darker skin.]]
** Lust, as well as most of the other homunculi. [[spoiler:Especially notable in the 2003 version, since the human body she was created from was Ishbalan, meaning she would have had ''significantly'' darker skin.]]
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* ''Film/TheProfessional'' has Mathilda Lando, the pre-teen protege of Leon Montana. To say that she is quite "Eerie" would be quite an understatement as she does plenty of TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior from smoking cigarettes to openly cursing at her half-sister and Leon as well as having a sexual interest in the latter.
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* ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaLordsOfShadow'':
** {{Dracula}} has pale white skin and dark brown hair that is almost black. He's feared by practically every character in the setting, including ''The Devil himself'', and for ''very'' good reason.
** {{Satan}} is also an example. He's as pale as Dracula, has long onyx black hair, and dark veins covering his body. In the sequel, it gets even worse, where he becomes an eight-foot tall hulking brute of an angel riddled with scars.
** Satan's daughter, Raisa Volkova, takes after her father with pale skin, dark hair, and a disturbing appearance.
** {{Dracula}} has pale white skin and dark brown hair that is almost black. He's feared by practically every character in the setting, including ''The Devil himself'', and for ''very'' good reason.
** {{Satan}} is also an example. He's as pale as Dracula, has long onyx black hair, and dark veins covering his body. In the sequel, it gets even worse, where he becomes an eight-foot tall hulking brute of an angel riddled with scars.
** Satan's daughter, Raisa Volkova, takes after her father with pale skin, dark hair, and a disturbing appearance.
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* Janette in ''{{Series/Forever Knight}}'', although most of her relationship stuff with Nick was in flashbacks. Justified since she’s a vampire.
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* ''Manga/TalentlessNana'' has Shinji Kazama, a necromancer who looks like a corpse himself with his unhealthily pale skin, black hair, and the permanent dark rings under his eyes that make them look sunken in. [[spoiler:It turns out to be quite justified as he's actually the zombie, not the necromancer.]]
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** Sean Young (and Mc Laughlan again) in ''Film/{{Dune}}''.
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** Asahi Saiba in the final arc is one too. [[spoiler:Clearly he took after Azami, who is his father]].
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** ''Film/LetMeIn'':Owen is incredibly pale with black hair.He actually looks more gothic than the vampire Abby.
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* Bellatrix Lestrange, and a couple other Death Eaters as well as young Lord Voldemort in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'', are villainous examples. DarkIsNotEvil is in full effect though. The films also have antiheroic examples in Severus Snape and Sirius Black, as well as a heroic example in Harry himself. This appearance is a plot point, just not in the way you'd expect. All the characters who have it are distant relatives of each other: their gothic looks show this connection. Notably though, while the Weasleys and the Malfoys are also relatives: they have very different looks. The Malfoys are pale bordering on albino and the Weasleys are redheads. Also, the movie version makes Cho Chang an example: but she isn't in the books.
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* Julian from ''Webcomic/TheGuideToAHealthyRelationship'' has long black hair and is very pale due to generally working on the night shift and not going out at day unless it's strictly necessary. Being mentally ill and permanently sleepless doesn't help a healthy impression, either.
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* ''Series/AlexRider'': Kyra, with overtones of punk. Her look is heavily based on [[Film/TheGirlWithTheDragonTattoo Lisbeth Salander]] and is clearly meant to contrast with blond, tan, clean-cut Alex.
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** Orochimaru goes beyond simply having pale skin -- his is flat-out white, paired with black hair.
** Sai, Itachi, and Sasuke are less pale, but they all contrast with Naruto, who is blond-haired and well-tanned.
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** Orochimaru goes beyond simply having pale skin -- his is flat-out white, paired with [[StringyHairedGhostGirl long black hair.
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**Sai, Itachi, In a similar vein to Orochimaru, Sai has completely white skin and Sasuke are less pale, but they all black hair. [[FridgeLogic Quite a doozy]], since Sai spends most of his time [[BareYourMidriff baring his midriff]] and his shirt is short-sleeved too. They make for a nice contrast with Naruto, who is blond-haired to Naruto's blond hair and well-tanned.tanned skin, though.
** Most of the Uchiha clan have pale skin and dark (most often black, though brown or even [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue]]-haired Uchiha exist) hair.
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** Most of the Uchiha clan have pale skin and dark (most often black, though brown or even [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue]]-haired Uchiha exist) hair.
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* Azami Nakiri from ''Manga/FoodWars'', who looks monochrome in the manga and not much different in the anime.
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* Azami Nakiri from ''Manga/ShokugekiNoSoma'', who looks monochrome in the manga and not much different in the anime.
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* The legend of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuki_onna Yuki-onna or Snow Lady]] in Japanese mythos. Exceptionally pale and beautiful, but her eyes can be terrifying. She may also lack feet.
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* The sinister Odd Sisters of ''Literature/ATaleOf'' adopt this look: their hair is naturally black with the odd white streak, styled into ringlets, but they use white makeup on their faces. With their red, red lips, they get compared to {{Creepy Doll}}s more than once.
