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* ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar''. [[spoiler: After Thor lost his right eye in ''Film/ThorRagnarok'', Rocket Racoon gave him a cybernetic eye as a replacement, albeit [[MismatchedEyes one with a mismatched color]].]]

* Cyborg of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' has a mechical eye. This is a plot point in one episode where the Titans are facing robots built with the same technology and Cyborg reveals that his mechanical eye has a weakness that can be exploited to make objects invisible to it, which they use to sneak past the robots.

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* John Silver from ''Disney/TreasurePlanet'' has a cybernetic eye instead of an eye patch. It's generally yellow, but [[RedEyesTakeWarning turns red when he's angry]].

* Talies from ''FanFic/TheMotleyTwo'' has an electronic left eye, his real eye lost in some NoodleIncident. It's black, with a white pupil.

Normally the eye is some kind of upgrade or [[SuperSenses super sense]]. It may have a superzoom, infrared or perhaps digitised vision. This is quite common with the {{Cyborg}} hero whose powers are his cybernetic upgrades.

Sometimes the eye is very visually distinct. Bizarre irises or unusual pupils mark the individual. Working on the principle of the eyes being the window to the soul, these TechnicolorEyes can be a small but direct method of demonstrating the fact that an otherwise normal-looking individual is at least partially cybernetic. In the case of prosthetic eyes they also work as a scar signifier. Since the eyes are taken as so much more personal they can be a much smaller effect for greater emotional impact. And, of course, it can also show how [[CyberneticsEatYourSoul evil]] a person is.

** The protagonist, Commander Shepard, is also mentioned as having implants to aid with targeting and so forth (along with various other body modifications) following MassEffect2 when he/she was [[WeCanRebuildHim rebuilt]]. KickTheDog enough with Renegade actions and they glitch out and become a case of RedEyesTakeWarning.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Dirty Bomb}}'' Proxy gets one of these from Redeye after one of her eyes gets shot through by Aimee.

* ''Grrlpower'': Dabbler, a succubus who is a JackofAllTrades including being a technological expert, has an electronic prosthetic eye after [[EyeScream losing the real one in a swordfight]]. The eye is capable of some features like video-recording and the like. It never falls out unintentionally during the course of the story, but it is loose enough that Dabbler PULLS IT OUT OF HER SOCKET during dinner with her coworkers.

* ''WebComic/Grrlpower'': Dabbler, a succubus who is a JackofAllTrades including being a technological expert, has an electronic prosthetic eye after [[EyeScream losing the real one in a swordfight]]. The eye is capable of some features like video-recording and the like. It never falls out unintentionally during the course of the story, but it is loose enough that Dabbler PULLS IT OUT OF HER SOCKET during dinner wit her coworkers.

* ''Goku Midnight Eye'' stars private investigator Goku Furinji whose sacrificed left eye is replaced by a mysterious benefactor with an electronic one that obeys his mental commands providing among other things x-ray vision, night vision, targeting, thermal vision, GPS, visual chemical analysis and protection from hypnosis but can also access and command virtually anything on the planet or in orbit controlled by computer. Which leaves his cyberpunk noir future in his hands. And of the two toys he was given that one wasn't even the magical one.

Sometimes the eye is very visually distinct. Bizarre irises or unusual pupils mark the individual. Working on the principle of the eyes being the window to the soul, these TechnicolorEyes can be a small but direct method of demonstrating the fact that an otherwise normal-looking individual is at least partially cybernetic. In the case of prosthetic eyes they also work as a scar signifier. Since the eyes are taken as so much more personal they can be a much smaller effect for greater emotional impact. And, of course, it can also show how [[CyberneticsEatsYourSoul evil]] a person is.

Sometimes the eye is very visually distinct. Bizarre irises or unusual pupils mark the individual. Working on the principle of the eyes being the window to the soul, these TechnicolorEyes can be a small but direct method of demonstrating the fact that an otherwise normal-looking individual is at least partially cybernetic. In the case of prosthetic eyes they also work as a scar signifier. Since the eyes are taken as so much more personal they can be a much smaller effect for greater emotional impact.

* In ''Series/BabylonFive'' G'Kar gets a replacement eye for the one he lost during his captivity on Centauri Prime. Unfortunately, the only iris color that was in stock was blue, which is completely mismatched with the deep red color of his remaining eye.
* The Silicates of ''Series/SpaceAboveAndBeyond'' have eyes that look like targeting reticules.

* ''WebComic/ManlyGuysDoingManlyThings'': Jet, the main character's brother, is a SuperSoldier from a nondescript spacefuture, and has a yellow eye with crosshairs instead of a pupil. It's eventually revealed that the military put it inside Jet to be used to take photos of strategic locations/targets. Jet most uses it to take photos of his raptors being cute.

* Clan Techie from the [[{{Film/Dredd}} 2012 Judge Dredd film]].

* Cyber eyes are a pretty common implant in Creator/WilliamGibson's ''Literature/SprawlTrilogy'', both for correcting bad vision and for vanity, Simstim stars almost always have them.

* ''ComicVook/JudgeDredd'' has Bionic Eyes, given to him during the "City of the Damned" story arc, after his real ones were ripped out of their sockets by a zombie version of himself from the future. Dredd notes that the new eyes give him 20:20 '''night''' vision, enhanced clarity over distance, and a 50% reduction in blinking time. He praises the efficiency of his new eyes after he gets them, and his one regret is that he never got them sooner. Truth be told though, you'll probably be hard-pressed to ever find another Dredd story where any of these improved eye functions become useful to him in a situation. However, in the ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' story ''The Dead Man'', [[spoiler: one of the earliest tip-offs to the reader revealing that the titular disfigured character is actually Dredd is the fact that his eyes "don't look natural".]] It also crops up in another story, where a group of perps use an EMP device. Unsurprisingly, Dredd is BlindWithoutEm.
* [[BigBad Haazen]] from ''ComicBook/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' had one mechanical eye that was visibly artificial and [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowed bright red]]. His other eye seemed to be simply an empty socket, leading one to wonder [[FridgeLogic why he didn't get it replaced, too]].
** Oh, it's [[TheDarkSide not]] [[EyesAlwaysShut empty]].
* Mr. Marsh of ''ComicBook/NoHero'' has computers in his head that's revealed by glowing eyes.
* Police captain Wiggins in ''ComicBook/{{Grendel}}: Devil's Legacy''. We never see how this works but the eye can be attuned to a person's physiology to function as a lie detector (much the same way as a real lie detector works but in this case, he's probably seeing somewhat like what Geordi Laforge might see through his visor). Quite useful in questioning suspects. Although, apparently he often prefers to rely on his intelligence and intuition rather than just his built in lie detector. He's probably aware that any good liar can beat a lie detector.
* ComicBook/XMen member ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} had lost her original eyes to the Slaymaster and had them replaced with bionic ones by Sprial that instantly adjusted to light and broadcasted everything to Mojoworld. She lost them (and has them replaced with normal eyes) and Kwannon gained them when [[FreakyFriday they had their body swap]].

* In ''Film/RepoTheGeneticOpera'' Blind Mag, born blind but given the ability to see by [=GeneCo=] at the price of having to sing for the [=GeneCo=] Opera. [[spoiler:Eventually she is marked for repossession, but before it can happen she removes the eyes herself at the end of her final performance for GeneCo. She is of course, killed for her defiance.]]

* ''WebComic/ManlyGuysDoingManlyThings'': Jet, the main character's brother, is a SuperSoldier from a generic spacefuture, and has a yellow eyewith crosshairs instead of a pupil.

* ''Film/GhostInTheShell''. After his eyes get damaged in a bomb explosion, Batou gets the familiar eyes we know from the anime, rejecting the more subtle versions used by the Major as he's MarriedToTheJob and so doesn't see the point in fitting in with society.