History Main / ExtraEyes

* The [[spoiler: Green Death]] from ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' has six eyes, three on each side.

* ''[[Webcomic/DummComics Frog Raccoon Strawberry]]'''s friend Marissa is of an alien race which has seven eyes, two big ones on either side of her nose and five smaller ones that she hides rather well.

* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': At the end of "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E64WillTheRealMartianPleaseStandUp Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up?]]", one of the characters proves that he's an alien by taking off his cap and revealing the third eye in the middle of his forehead.

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* Many of the monsters in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc.'' have multiple eyes. One even has extra eyes applied before going to work.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThundarrTheBarbarian'': One of the evil wizards has eyes all over his head, and every one can fire EyeBeams.

* Octeyes, the second boss of ''VideoGame/AlteredBeast'', is almost nothing ''but'' eyes, and it can launch masses of them at its enemies as projectiles.

* In the CBBC series ''Me and My Monsters'' Fiend has literally got eyes in the back of his head including a red one on a stalk on the top of his head. Which MakesSenseInContext as he usually acts as a Lookout and the boss while Haggis and Norman do EVERYTHING...

* ''Series/TheDickVanDykeShow'': In "It May Look Like A Walnut", they do a science fiction episode as AllJustADream where people live on walnuts and water (which they call "air") and grow eyes in the back of their heads after watching a scary movie. Website/TheOtherWiki's description of it is awesome: "Under the influence of science fiction, Rob fears that a walnut will steal his imagination and his thumbs. Danny Thomas guest-stars." Somebody must have been [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs tripping]].

* ''Roleplay/RubyQuest'' gives us the three-eyed [[spoiler:title character]] and a Lovecraftian version of [[spoiler:Tom Nook]]. Sure, the latter doesn't have eyes ''[[EyesDoNotBelongThere on his face]]''...

Contrast EyelessFace, where it's the ''lack'' of eyes that's freaky, or {{Cyclops}}, for a creature with a single eye. A SisterTrope to EyesDoNotBelongThere, as the extra eyes have to go somewhere, and not always the usual places. Supertrope to ThirdEye. Also compare and contrast ExtraDigits, which is a subtle and not immediately noticeable physical anomaly.

* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up". At the end, one of the characters proves that he's an alien by taking off his cap and revealing the third eye in the middle of his forehead.

** Leatherback also has four eyes, two large and two small.

* This troper once read a short story where a young woman is going to a remote party with her boyfriend while listening to him retelling his dream of three-eyed HumanAliens. She finally gets fed up and offers to show him something interesting and lifts up her long hair, revealing a third eye.

* ''Manga/{{MAR}}'''s Chimera has multiple eyes hidden under her PeekABangs.

* ''WebVideo:NightMind'''s host (and the creator's fursona) Nick Nocturne has this as part of their AnimalisticAbomination design. They have four heterochromatic eyes, alternating between green and purple.

* The Abh from ''LightNovel/CrestOfTheStars'' have this as one of their more overlooked differences from non-modified humans. All (genetic) Abh have a diamond shaped compound eye in the middle of their foreheads. Most of the time on screen it is covered by some sort of head gear which is used to connect to computer systems as part of their UnusualUserInterface.

* ''LightNovel/TrappedInADatingSimTheWorldOfOtomeGamesIsToughForMobs'': This is a visual theme of the LivingWeapon OrganicTechnology left behind by the 'New Mankind' AbusivePrecursors, including [[TheRemnant most monsters]].

* ''Film/PacificRim'': Many of the {{Kaiju}} have these. Surprising no one, concept artist Creator/WayneBarlow worked on both this film and ''Avatar'', above.