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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': [[spoiler:Belos's OneWingedAngel form has glowing blue eyes all over its torso and back.]]

* One of the creepier traits of [[BrilliantButLazy Yukari]] [[RealityWarper Yakumo]] of the ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' series is her penchant for having eyes appear in the [[PortalNetwork gaps]] that she creates.
** Utsuho [[NuclearMutant Reiuji]] has a huge red eye on her chest. It doesn't look entirely unlike [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Sauron]].

* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'':

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask3D'' adds [[AttackItsWeakpoint eyeball weakpoints]] to each of the four main bosses, which don't have them in the N64 version. Naturally, the eyes match those on [[ArtifactOfDoom Majora's Mask]] itself.

* Many of the demonic once-human apostles in ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' but special mention goes to the "Idea of Evil", the GodOfEvil responsible for the world being such a cesspool of crap and suffering. It basically looks like a colossal misshapen heart with its valves spewing out webs of causality to manipulate humanity's fate and lined on all sides with countless eyes upon closer inspection.

* In ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', we have a disturbing example with [[spoiler:Danzo's whole ''arm''. He not only has ten Sharingan eyes taken from dead Uchiha grafted into his arm and palm of his hand, but his shoulder has a ''human face'' from Orochimaru's genetic experimentation on infants.]]

* Maximillion Pegasus of ''Anime/YuGiOh'' uses a certain monster in his final duel with Yugi, a part of which is the [[http://images.wikia.com/yugioh/images/b/b9/Thousand-EyesIdolPSV-EN-C.jpg Thousand-Eyes Idol.]] The monster itself is a more grotesque form, the [[http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/yugioh/images/2/24/Thousand-EyesRestrictMC1-EN-ScR.jpg Thousand-Eyes Restrict]], whose eyes cover a majority of its body.
** Yubel's final form in ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'' has eyes and faces everywhere.
* Darkness Neosphere from ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'' has eyes in place of breasts and a ThirdEye on the back of its head, while its face is blindfolded.
* Hiei from ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' turned green and gained eyes all over his body and arms when he transformed to kick Yusuke's ass. Ironically, he has no eyes on his back which is also his AchillesHeel.
** Also, [[spoiler: Itsuki's shadow hands are covered in eyes]].

* In ''Roleplay/RubyQuest'', Ruby enters a dark room to speak with Subject Six. At first he doesn't seem to have any eyes at all; but as Ruby speaks to him, more and more luminous eyeballs begin opening in the darkness around her. Then Tom turns on the lights... [[spoiler:suffice to say, all the eyeballs are attached to Subject Six. In one way or another.]]
** And this isn't even considering [[spoiler:Ruby's supernatural third eye either.]]

* LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}} once did a LetsPlay with his friend and frequent collaborator LetsPlay/LordMinion777 for the game ''VideoGame/{{Spore}}''. Naturally, the game gives you opportunities for tropes like this, such as how at one point the duo made a three-eyed monster -- with two regular eyes and a "back butthole eye".

** For some reason, the 3D UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'' added [[AttackItsWeakpoint eyeball-weakpoints]] to each of the four main bosses, which didn't have them in the N64 version. Naturally, the eyes match those on [[ArtifactOfDoom Majora's Mask]] itself.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', [[spoiler:the FinalBoss, Dark Beast Ganon, has a cluster of eyes on its back.]]

* ''WebOriginal/{{Zalgo}}'' mutations, although [[EyeScream the ones on the face liquify into]] BloodyTears.

* In ''LightNovel/SoImASpiderSoWhat'' Shiraori has four eyes within each of her eyes which look around independently of each other. Even she's grossed out by this so she [[EyesAlwaysShut keeps her eyes shut]].

* ''Anime/TheUltraman'' has a one-eyed kaiju called Bagon, whose sole eye is on a stalk growing from it's ''chin''. Eye-beard?

** While it's not explicitly stated within the show itself [[AllTHereInTheManual and only available in supplementary material]], one of the most iconic monsters from the original ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', the final kaiju Zetton, have it's eyes being located in the two glowing spots in its chest.
** Brocken from ''Series/UltramanAce'' has eyes on it's hands, and two additional eyes on it's tails. When it possesses a human, the eyes on it's hands gets transferred to it's human host as well, hence a human astronaut who is being used as a host by Brocken starts wearing gloves for no given reason throughout the episode.

** Izmael from ''Series/UltramanNexus'' has eyes in it's shoulders and chest, due to it being a HybridMonster fused together from practically all the Space Beasts Nexus defeated throughout the series.
** Similar to Izmael, Five King from ''Series/UltramanGinga'' is another fusion beast created with the bodies of five different kaijus, including the aforementioned Gan-Q. It's left arm is a gigantic Gan-Q eyeball, and it has eyes on it's forehead as well as it's stomach (respectively taken from Melba and Super COV).

* ''TabletopGame/{{Pachimon}}'' has a kaiju called Betalas who has a mass of tentacles in place of it's head, and it's eyes growing on the tips of two of those tentacles.

** The first boss, Imeotra beast have a hidden single eye in it's mouth / chin area.
** Giddagn Symbiont is an alien monster whose body is a mess of organs, with five visible gigantic eyes on it's surface and none on the head.

* The final boss of ''VideoGame/KirbysReturnToDreamLand'' doesn't reveal his mouth until he TurnsRed, where you see that it's less a mouth and more a ''giant eyeball''.

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* One of the bizarre demons in Creator/{{Michelangelo}}'s ''The Torment of Saint Anthony'' has a pair of eyes on its butt that form an upside-down face with a mouth that's also down there.

* [[MadScientist The Architect]] from ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOriginsAwakening'' is an unusual example. His eyes are in his face... but they're asymmetrically arranged very close together above his nose, with one tilted, in a way that's [[UncannyValley possibly more wrong]] than having them elsewhere on his body.

* ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'': One of the more watchable bits of the movie is a scene where a soldier sees somebody's eyes opening in the darkness, and calls out assuming it's the scientist he's looking for. Then all of the figure's ''other'' eyes open, all over its head...

** Spiders have six or, more often, eight eyes for 360 degree field of view.
*** Jumping spiders have eight eyes: six smaller eyes for 360 degree view and a pair of huge anterior median eyes for high-magnification view of their potential prey, much like the field binoculars. The front sides of those eyes cannot move, but the ''retinas'' can.
*** Barn owls, by the way, can't really move their eyes, either. Indeed, barn owl eyes are so big that if they were spherical they would have ''overlapped''; it remains an open question whether some shoujo characters show the same evolutionary adaptation.

** Likewise, peacocks have fanlike tails covered in spots that resemble eyes. Rather than a threat display to repel potential predators, this is more of a mating display to attract peahens (female peafowl, with smaller tails and drabber plumage than the iconic males).

* Non-creepy, non-squicky version: Peacocks. [[DontExplainTheJoke Those are merely coloration, they are not eyes.]]
* Flounders are born with normally placed eyes, but as the fish mature, one eye moves to the other side of the head, making them look not unlike a Picasso painting. The aptly-named four-eyed fish, adapted to spot food right at the water's surface, has protruding eyeballs that are divided horizontally, giving it an upper set of pupils that see in air and a lower pair that see underwater. That's right: it's got its extra eyes ''in its eyes''

* Some researchers found that if they painted eyes on the backsides of cattle, it significantly reduced lion, leopard, and other species predation of these cows. Obviously, they all are eventually going to figure this ruse out, especially if the method is overused, so the researchers believe it is best used sparingly for only the most valuable cattle, with plenty of unpainted cattle in the herd to help lure the predators' attention to only the least valuable ones.