History Main / EyeOfHorusMeansEgypt

* ''VideoGame/{{Smite}}'': Aside from being present with some of the gods (see below) it's also part of the Egyptian Pantheon icon and present on many of the Egyptian gods attack icons. Ironically, [[TropeNamer Horus]] himself hasn't been a member of the roster.

Nowadays, what it originally stood for is all but [[ViewersAreMorons completely forgotten]] and now [[RuleOfSymbolism simply serves as a way to show that something is in some way related to Egypt]], [[UsefulNotes/AncientEgyptianHistory its history]] and [[Myth/EgyptianMythology mythology]]; beyond said symbols existence of course. Naturally if the ''Eye Of Horus'' can be easily be a affiliated with any of the above paragraph it is a SubvertedTrope, with the only exceptions being with royal power a.k.a. the pharaoh and Ra. The pharaoh is excepted from this because it wasn't a symbol they used every day, you'd probably be lucky to even see it in the form of [[CosmeticsTropes eyeliner]]. The god Ra is excepted because his "eye" can be the ''Wadjet''[[note]]Another name for the ''Eye Of Horus''.[[/note]] or the ''Sun Disk'', meaning when the ''Wadjet'' is used it's likely a InvokedTrope or the [[CriticalResearchFailure creator simply didn't know about the]] ''[[CriticalResearchFailure Sun Disk]]''.

* ''Literature/LordMerenSeries'': On some covers of the fourth book ''Eater Of Souls'' the "Eye Of Horus" is present.

* ''Literature/Lord Meren Series'': On some covers of the fourth book ''Eater Of Souls'' the "Eye Of Horus" is present.

* ''Anime/YuGiOh'': The Millennium Puzzle has the Eye Of Horus on it. [[spoiler:It's ultimately a SubvertedTrope though since the puzzle contains the soul of Pharaoh Atem, which the Eye is meant to protect.]] The ''Millennium Symbol'' or ''Eye Of Anubis'' though are clearly still based off the Eye Of Horus.

* ''The Mummy, Or Ramses The Damned'': The page labeled part 1 has the "Eye" on it. Though it could be there to remind the reader that the [[{{Mummy}} Mummies]] were pharaohs, this is unlikely though since the fact that Ramses and [[spoiler:Cleopatra]] were pharaohs has little to do with the story.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'': The episode "[[Recap/TeenTitansGoS3E34RadDudesWithBadTudes Rad Dudes With Bad Tudes]]" has it appear on a bike when Starfire is talking about the "ancient Earth times" with the entire scene done to look like it's carved in stone AncientEgyptian style.

* ''ComicBook/DoctorFate'': Sometimes the "Helmet Of Fate"[[note]]Also known as the "Helmet Of Nabu.[[/note]] is [[http://img11.deviantart.net/a933/i/2015/181/9/2/dr__fate_new_52_v2_32_by_racerbo-d8zcivn.jpg depicted with them over the helmet's eyeholes]]. This makes sense because it's creator Nabu was Egyptian, and without them you wouldn't know of it's relation to Egypt with it looking more like a [[https://img0.etsystatic.com/125/1/6307530/il_340x270.1043301488_p2qu.jpg Greek helmet]].

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* ''Franchise/{{Lego}}'': The '''Vampyre Castle''' of the '''[[http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Monster_Fighters Monster Fighters]]''' series set come with the ''[[http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Part_10546 Mummy Moonstone]]'' piece; which naturally has the "Eye Of Horus" on it, as a reference to [[http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Mummy_(Monster_Fighters) the Mummy]] as opposed to some other Egyptian themed item.

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* [[http://fm.cnbc.com/applications/cnbc.com/resources/img/editorial/2011/09/27/44687464-Naomi_Campbell_Egyptian_Eye_Cover3.600x400.jpg?v=1333585402 Naomi Campbell's Eco House]] on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedir_Island Sedir Island]], which is also known as [[UsefulNotes/CleopatraVII Cleopatra]] Island.

* Death of the Endless from ''ComicBook/TheSandman'', while a multicultural entity who's AppearanceIsInTheEyeOfTheBeholder, is notable for her ankh necklace and Eye of Horus-like swirl under her right eye.

* ''VideoGame/{{Smite}}'': Aside from being present with some of the gods (see below) it's also part of the Egyptian Pantheon icon and present on many of the Egyptian gods attack icons.

* ''VideoGame/TheSims3'': In the ''World Adventures'' explansion pack, two of the most useful relics that can be found in Egypt are the "Eyes of Horus". They don't seem to have any relationship with its classic use.

* ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'': Pharah and Ana, the two playable Egyptian characters, have an eye of Horus tattoo. However, Ana [[SubvertedTrope subverts]] the trope since she had it for being a symbol of "protection". Ana's daughter Pharah though seems to [[ZigZaggingTrope zig-zag]] this trope having the symbol to honor her mother's passing[[note]]She thought that Ana was killed at one point.[[/note]] (as opposed to something else), she does; however, also associate the symbol with protection and later being a protector.