History Main / ProphetEyes

* ''Fanfic/CameraShy'': In this fic, part of Taylor's powerset is the ability to see through the eyes of any sapient being who has her in their field of vision. As a side effect, this power also makes her unable to see through her own eyes and gives her some surprisingly lovely cosmetic cataracts.

** Wizards of the Light Order often gain monochromatic white eyes as a MarkOfTheSupernatural from their use of the White Wind of Magic, which represents {{Light|EmUp}}, enlightenment, and purity. The change doesn't impede their vision.

* A partial example is Creator/HalleBerry's version of ComicBook/{{Storm}} in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries''. When channeling her power, her eyes go milky white (taken from the comics, when the artists remember). In the [[Film/XMen1 first film]], this was done with contacts, but she complained, so in the sequels, they added the effect digitally in post-production.

* ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'': Whether or not Daredevil has these or is simply unfocused [[DependingOnTheWriter depends largely on the artist]]. Or perhaps he just has cataracts.

* ComicBook/LadyDeath is a goddess of Hell with solid white eyes.
* Franchise/{{Superman}} and Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} get blank eyes when an orange sun makes them blind in storyline ''Comicbook/KryptonNoMore''.

* ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'s'' Doctor Manhattan has completely white eyes with no pupils. Again, his case is an inversion, since he isn't blind.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'''s Comicbook/{{Storm}} has the "when using powers" version. Since in a few adaptions (the movies in particular), her powers require a lot of concentration, this trope fits. It's been theorized that her eyes might be forming a protective membrane against the elements.

* [[Creator/LeonardNimoy Kashekim Nedakh]], the King of Atlantis from Disney's ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' as opposed to having brown eyes like all of the other Atlanteans (except, oddly enough, his blue-eyed daughter). At the very beginning of the film, his eyes are drawn normally, meaning that he was blinded shortly after Atlantis ended up underwater.

* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', the blind Earthbending master Toph Beifong's eyes are a very light, milky green.

* ''Literature/WorldWarZ'': A soldier mentions that zombies have these sorts of eyes, but not for any magical reason: since they do not blink, dust and random debris in the air produce microscopic scratches in the eyes of the undead.

* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': In this ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' Franchise/MonsterVerse fanfiction, [[TheAssimilator the Many]] tend to turn the eyes of their assimilated victims into this. Methuselah's Prophet Eyes glimpsed in ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'' are addressed in this fic, with it being confirmed that they're a sign Methuselah is half-blind.

* Franchise/MonsterVerse: Methuselah's glowing eyes look like this in ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'', and the blind bat-like Titan Camazotz' one remaining eyeball in the graphic novel ''Kingdom Kong'' looks like this as well.

* ''Series/TheHauntingOfHillHouse'': The series makes liberal use of this, as when the many ghost and undead people open their eyes, they're nearly always glowing white and blank. Now, whether this is because they're dead or because they're supernatural (or both) is anyone's guess...

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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'':
** The 3.5th edition ''Dungeon Master's Guide II'' introduces unique abilities for {{NPC}}s, among which is "Prophet", identified by solid white eyes with no pupils (yet still able to see).
** Members of the [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Changeling]] race also have completely white eyes (and hair, and skin...) in their true form. Presumably serves as a kind of baseline state, like a blank piece of paper before anything is drawn on it.
%%* BlindSeer Alahazra, ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'''s iconic oracle.
* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'':
** The beastmen of Khorne, known as Khorngor. Rather than being psychic or insightful in any way, they're [[BloodKnight Blood Knights]] and some of them are even AntiMagic. These eyes are a trait they share with many of Khorne's [[TheLegionsOfHell Daemons]] as well.
** Wizards of the Light Order often gain monochromatic white eyes as a MarkOfTheSupernatural from their use of the White Wind of Magic, which represents {{Light|EmUp}}, enlightenment, and purity. The change doesn't impede their vision.
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* In ''Literature/TheSeventhTower'' Icecarl women who become Crones undergo three {{Eye Color Change}}s as their magical powers grow: to {{Occult Blue|Eyes}} as apprentices, to [[GlowingEyesOfDoom glowing silver]] as full Crones, and to milky white as [[TheArchmage Mother Crones]]. It doesn't impede their vision a whit.
* All Moth- and Butterfly-kinden in ''Literature/ShadowsOfTheApt''. The Moths also have perfect (though presumably monochrome) night vision, as well as tending to be seers and prophets.
* In Robert Newman's Young Adult novel ''The Case of the Baker Street Irregular'', Franchise/SherlockHolmes impersonates a blind man and uses gutta-percha contacts to make his eyes appear this way.
* Zephyr, an ancient bat with supernatural sonic powers in ''Literature/{{Silverwing}}'' is described as having eyes that are completely white with cataracts due to his advanced age.
* Adie from the ''Literature/SwordOfTruth'' series. Blind, but capable of seeing with her magic. This becomes a major issue when the Pristinely Ungifted appear because she can't see them at all since they don't show up in Magical Sight. She does hear and feel and smell them, though, so she knows they're there. She's justifiably creeped out as all get up by that. All the other wizards at least see them normally.
* The [[{{Seers}} far-senser]] Eyeshimmer from ''Literature/TailchasersSong'' is named for his milky, [[OccultBlueEyes blue eyes]].
* The old man in Creator/EdgarAllanPoe's "Literature/TheTellTaleHeart" has an eye like this, which provokes the main character to kill him.
* Etheleldra from ''Literature/TheTygrineCat'' is a BlindSeer who permanently has her [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nictitating_membrane third eyelids]] covering her eyes, creating this effect.
* In the ''Literature/WarriorCats'' series, BlindSeer Jayfeather is often drawn this way in fanart and he appears like this on at least one foreign edition cover, even though in the books he's described as having rather normal eyes. Rock, on the other hand, has "sightless eyes" mentioned in his physical description, so we can assume the only way a cat could tell by sight that another is blind is because the blind cat has eyes that look like this.
* In ''Literature/WorldWarZ'', a soldier mentions that zombies have these sorts of eyes, but not for any magical reason: without a need to blink, dust and random debris in the air produce microscopic scratches in the eyes of the undead.

* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': The Hyuga clan [[InvertedTrope inverts this trope]]. While their clan Kekkei Genkai, the Byakugan, looks the part (it's larger-than-usual pale lavender irises with no pupils), it allows them to [[XRayVision see pressure and chakra points on their opponent]], theoretically allowing them to inflict maximum damage with every strike. Not to mention ''359-degree [[XRayVision X-ray]] telescopic night vision'' with a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_angle solid angle]] blind spot.
* ''Manga/TokyoBabylon'' and ''Manga/{{X1999}}'': Seishirou Sakurazuka and Subaru Sumeragi get one blank eye each due to massive trauma (in separate but related events). So did Watanuki from ''Manga/XxxHolic'' for a while. In Seishirou's and Subaru's case, it's because their eyes are made of ''glass''.

%%* ''Manga/KenichiTheMightiestDisciple'': Akisame Koetsuji.

%%* ''Manga/{{Claymore}}'': [[spoiler:Galatea]], after the timeskip. And yes, hers come with a DisabilitySuperpower.%%Which is?
%%* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'': [[spoiler:Roy Mustang]] after chapter 102.
* ''Anime/{{Witchblade}}'': Masane temporarily gets these when an X-Con or Cloneblade user is near.
* ''Manga/HighSchoolOfTheDead'' features zombies with the classic "undead eyes" version; they make up for it by hearing unbelievably well, but having other senses dulled (i.e. dumbly walking into a wall, easily being pushed out of the way by someone walking quietly and carrying a wooden sword, walking right past someone who's just staying out of the way, etc.)

* ''ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo'': Jei-san has this due to being "divinely blessed" (more likely [[CursedWithAwesome demonically cursed or possessed]]), and he also has a small amount of psychic power: he kidnapped Jotaro because he felt there was some connection to Usagi, but didn't know what it was. [[spoiler:It turns out Jotaro is actually Usagi's son; not even Usagi knew that.]] His current "host" Inazuma also gained the white eyes and demonic aura [[spoiler:as has his ''next'' host, a monk named Hama]].

* ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'s'' Doctor Manhattan has completely white eyes with no pupils. Again, his case is an inversion, since he isn't blind.
* ''ComicBook/TheGoon'': For a comic about a hulking anti-hero fighting supernatural entities such as ghouls, ghosts, skunk apes obsessed with pie, aliens, demons, and mad scientists, it's never made clear why his human sidekick, Franky, is drawn without pupils. He has no supernatural attributes or abilities, and he's certainly not blind (demonstrated by his signature "knife to the eye" technique). It appears to be an artistic preference. Franky's eyes are not so much Prophet Eyes as they are "Blunked Out" -- an old-time comic book style (''ComicStrip/LittleOrphanAnnie'' is a prominent example of "Blunked Out" eyes).
* ''ComicBook/AndersonPsiDivision'': Psi-Judge Shakta's eyes turn a monochromatic white after being blinded. It really emphasizes her seer visage.
* ComicBook/LadyDeath is a goddess of Hell with solid white eyes.

* In ''I Never Really Knew'', Ryuuko having these is what proves to Satsuki that there's something wrong with Ryuuko's vision. When she brings it up to the former, Ryuuko insists that her eyes are fine.

* The blind mouse in ''WesternAnimation/TheTaleOfDespereaux''.

* Miss Treason from the Literature/{{Discworld}} story ''Literature/{{Wintersmith}}'' has eyes like these.
* In Robert Newman's Young Adult novel ''The Case of the Baker Street Irregular'', Franchise/SherlockHolmes impersonates a blind man and uses gutta-percha contacts to make his eyes appear this way.
* Aragog the spider in ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' has milky white eyes because he is blind.
* A particularly irritating BlindSeer has this quality in the ''Literature/{{Belgariad}}''. Eddings uses it to good effect -- when Polgara destroys her foresight by restoring her vision, he describes it as looking like the milkiness drains out the bottom of her eyes.
* In the sequel series, the ''Malloreon'', TheDragon Naradas has these eyes. It's specified that he ''isn't'' blind; they're more of a RedRightHand.
* In ''[[Literature/{{Dune}} Dune]]'', users of the "awareness spectrum narcotic" known as the Spice Melange have "blue within blue" eyes. Extreme Spice intake makes the eyes so blue that they almost appear black, referred to as the "Eyes of Ibad."
* Zephyr, an ancient bat with supernatural sonic powers in ''Literature/{{Silverwing}}'' is described as having eyes that are completely white with cataracts due to his advanced age.
* In ''Literature/TheSeventhTower'' Icecarl women who become Crones undergo three {{Eye Color Change}}s as their magical powers grow: to {{Occult Blue|Eyes}} as apprentices, to [[GlowingEyesOfDoom glowing silver]] as full Crones, and to milky white as [[TheArchmage Mother Crones]]. It doesn't impede their vision a whit.

* In ''Literature/WorldWarZ'', a soldier mentions that zombies have these sorts of eyes, but not for any magical reason: without a need to blink, dust and random debris in the air produce microscopic scratches in the eyes of the undead.

* At the climax of the Creator/TedDekker book ''Literature/{{Saint}},'' the title character removes the sunglasses he's wearing and his startled nemesis informs him that his eyes are white.

* Amanda has eyes like these in ''Literature/ComesTheBlindFury''.
* Etheleldra from ''Literature/TheTygrineCat'' is a BlindSeer who permanently has her [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nictitating_membrane third eyelids]] covering her eyes, creating this effect.
* The Ancient from Creator/RobinJarvis' ''[[Literature/DeptfordMice The Oaken Throne]]'', a {{Seer|s}} sent to earth in the form of a [[MoonRabbit hare by the Lady of the Moon]], has eyes that resemble bright twin moons. [[TheHero Ysabelle]] draws back in fright when she sees them for the first time:
-->"Why dost thou fear them?" he asked. "Dost thou fear the moon when it shines above thee?"\\
"No."\\
"Then be not afraid now, for I look on you with the sight of one who has seen the Lady in the splendour of her youth, and in mine eyes that vision is forever mirrored."
* Wights, the primary antagonists in ''Literature/MissPeregrinesHomeForPeculiarChildren'' have this as their defining feature. Because they hunt the titular Peculiar Children, said children always want to look into the eyes of someone they distrust to check whether they are a Wight or not. Unfortunately, with the recent invention of colored contact lenses, Wights can perfectly hide this abnormality, making them completely unrecognizable from ordinary humans.
* ''Literature/HouseOfTheStag'' by Creator/KageBaker opens with a semi-mythological prologue of a BlindSeer who "sang down the stars" and had silver eyes because stars fell into them.
* The [[{{Seers}} far-senser]] Eyeshimmer from ''Literature/TailchasersSong'' is named for his milky, [[OccultBlueEyes blue eyes]].
* Creator/NKJemisin's ''Literature/InheritanceTrilogy'': Oree's eyes are completely covered with petal-like layers of grey tissue, which tend to put people off when they realize they're not simple cataracts. Oree herself is blind to everything except [[AuraVision magic]].
* ''Literature/InCryptid'': All [[BewareTheMindReader Johrlac]] have blank white eyes when actively using their telepathy (Sarah calls it a form of bioluminescence). They can still see fine, though focusing on both another mind and their surroundings at the same time can be difficult. The rest of the time, they have OccultBlueEyes.

* ''VideoGame/Dota2'''s Nerif the Oracle has these, but bright green.
* Red Capes in ''VideoGame/RaidouKuzunohaVsTheSoullessArmy'' have eyes like this, and they're sunken-in, too.
* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'':
** You can give your character prophet eyes in either one or both eyes. Yes, you can create your very own BlindWeaponmaster.
** Sheogorath, the [[OurGodsAreDifferent Daedric Prince]] of [[MadGod Madness]], has these. Past appearances gave him [[AnimalEyes Cat Eyes]] instead.
* Raiden, Fujin, and a few others from ''Franchise/MortalKombat''. The bio in the manual lists Raiden's eye color as "None".
* Agatha in ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}''[=/=]''Indigo Prophecy''.

* In ''[[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II]]'', Kreia has eyes like this. She says to the Exile that they atrophied from disuse, and as a result, she sees through the Force, instead of seeing light. As a result, if you switch to her and go into first-person mode, every glows the color of their alignment, and the background goes black and white. Also of note, she states that she could heal them with the Force quite easily if she wanted to, but prefers her Force vision. When she [[spoiler: reveals herself as a Sith Lord, her eyes become [[BlackEyesOfEvil pitch black]].]]
* Dr. Bertruger in ''VideoGame/{{Doom}} 3'', albeit in only one eye.
* BlindSeer Onin from the ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxter'' series has these.

* When Eden is first unlocked in ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac''; Isaac gets locked inside of the chest. A holy light leaks from the crevices of the chest. Eden bursts out, his eyes glowing white while his hairstyle is shifting constantly. Eden has normal eyes when you actually play as him.

* ''VideoGame/MegaManX'': Sigma has these, which [[RedEyesTakeWarning turn red in]] ''VideoGame/MegaManX8''.
* In the fan-made game ''VideoGame/MegaManUnlimited'', Yoku Man has blank eyes.
* Meta Knight from the ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'' series actually had white eyes when he takes off the mask. When the mask is on he has yellow eyes. Starting with ''VideoGame/KirbyPlanetRobobot'' onwards, this was {{retcon}}ned, as now his eyes are always yellow.

* ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'':
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'': Kefka Palazzo's field sprite as well as one character artwork of him is depicted as having completely white eyes. And no, the red dots on the former are not his eyes, that's makeup. This is made especially clear in sprites where he winks.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has this happen to Y'Shtola. [[spoiler: After the events of [[WhamEpisode The Parting Glass]], she had cast a forbidden teleportation spell, Flow, which while it got her away from the Brass Blades and Crystal Braves, it scattered her into the Lifestream. It took Kan-E-Senna and her siblings communing with the elements, as well as finding Y'Shtola's sister to be able to pull her out of the Lifestream.]] When she comes back out, her once-green eyes are now white for the rest of the series.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'': Ignis Scientia obtains these [[spoiler:after the events in Altissia]], though we only get a good look at them in ''[[DownloadableContent Episode Ignis]]''. [[spoiler:In an effort to keep Noctis safe, he dons the [[McGuffin Ring of the Lucii]] in order to acquire the strength to fend off Ardyn; the past Kings take his eyesight in exchange, and his eyes are burned white as a consequence.]]
* In ''[[https://youtu.be/ReUH5rbrJ60 Kung Fu Chivalry]]'', the [[EthnicMagician Indian sorcerer]] who is the penultimate boss has these.
* The spirits of ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtWarios'' got these after their deaths.

* BlindSeer Alahazra, ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'''s iconic oracle.
* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'':
** The 3.5th edition ''Dungeon Master's Guide II'' introduces unique abilities for {{NPC}}s, among which is "Prophet", identified by solid white eyes with no pupils (yet still able to see).
** Members of the [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Changeling]] race also have completely white eyes (and hair, and skin...) in their true form. Presumably serves as a kind of baseline state, like a blank piece of paper before anything is drawn on it.

* The Regional Fairies from ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt''.

* The title character in ''[[http://km.comicgenesis.com/ Kurenai Mashin]]'' is an elven assassin who is blind. While he can't see physical things, he can see spells the other characters cast.

* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': When Bastion's ghost eyes are active they go solid white and glow.
* Used in ''Webcomic/CommanderKitty'' to differentiate between [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2010/07/04/nothing-like-a-good-rant/ "Evil" Zenith]] and [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/03/25/head-case/ "Good" Zenith.]] Or simply to show that she's [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2010/12/12/nothing-to-see-here/ really, really angry.]]
* Claudia, the mute librarian from ''Webcomic/CrossedClaws'', and featureless white eyes with heavy outlining, in contrast to the other characters with more expressive eyes.
* In ''Webcomic/LucidSpring'', there are sapient creatures and animalistic creatures. All animalistic creatures have blank white eyes.
* Victor's eye that was blinded in a werewolf attack looks like this in ''Webcomic/CharbyTheVampirate''.

* BlindSeer Mama Murphy in ''VideoGame/Fallout4''.

* Meta Knight from ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'' actually has white eyes when he takes off the mask. When the mask is on he has gold eyes. Starting from ''VideoGame/KirbyPlanetRobobot'', this was {{retcon}}ned, as now his eyes are always gold.

** [[BigBad Lilith]] (the new [[FourStarBadass demon army leader]] of the third and fourth seasons, and the boss of [[DealWithTheDevil crossroads demons]] and [[WickedWitch Hell-aligned witches]]) and [[TheDragon Alastair]] (implied to be [[TortureTechnician the boss of the torture pit]] downstairs who oversees demons torturing their victims and trains them) have a special demon eye color -- milky-white. The official ''The Essential Supernatural: On the Road with Sam and Dean Winchester'' guidebook says that they are the [[AsskickingEqualsAuthority chiefs-of-staff in Hell's hierarchy]], which would make them the top servants of the King of Hell himself, i.e. ''[[{{Satan}} Lucifer]]'', and also implies that they have white eyes because they are the very first demons Lucifer made.

[[OurZombiesAreDifferent Zombies]] and some other [[TheUndead undead]] or monsters also have milky white eyes, though in that case it's that they don't blink for the former, leading to all sorts of crap in your eye. Don't expect this to stop them from actually [[TheDeadHaveEyes seeing/smelling their prey with unerring accuracy.]]

* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': The Hyuga clan [[InvertedTrope inverts this trope]]. While their clan Kekkei Genkai, the Byakugan, looks the part (it's larger-than-usual pale lavender irises with no pupils), it allows them to [[XRayVision see pressure and chakra points on their opponent]], theoretically allowing them to inflict maximum damage with every strike. Not to mention ''359 degree [[XRayVision X-ray]] telescopic night vision'' with a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_angle solid angle]] blind spot.

* ''ComicBook/XMen'''s Comicbook/{{Storm}} has the "when using powers" version. Since in a few adaptions (the movies in particular) her powers require a lot of concentration, this trope fits. It's been theorized that her eyes might be forming a protective membrane against the elements.

* ''ComicBook/TheGoon'': For a comic about a hulking anti-hero fighting supernatural entities such as ghouls, ghosts, skunk apes obsessed with pie, aliens, demons and mad scientists, it's never made clear why his human sidekick, Franky, is drawn without pupils. He has no supernatural attributes or abilities, and he's certainly not blind (demonstrated by his signature "knife to the eye" technique). It appears to be an artistic preference. Franky's eyes are not so much Prophet Eyes as they are "Blunked Out" -- an old-time comic book style (''ComicStrip/LittleOrphanAnnie'' is a prominent example of "Blunked Out" eyes).

* As noted above, zombies in most horror flicks are depicted as having milky white eyes. This may be attributed to the fact that, in real-life, a human corpse can have their eyes depleted of oxygen if their eyelids are left open. Because of the lack of oxygen, the human eye loses its moisture and the pupil will turn into either a gray or bluish color as a result.

* In ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail'', the old man from scene 24 has whited out eyes as he gives out his prophecy.

* Adie from the ''Literature/SwordOfTruth'' series. Blind, but capable of seeing with her magic. This becomes a major issue when the Pristinely Ungifted appear because she can't see them at all since they don't show up in Magical Sight. She does hear and feel and smell them, though, so she knows they're there. She's justifiably creeped out as all getup by that. All the other wizards at least see them normally.

* The Ancient from Creator/RobinJarvis' ''[[Literature/DeptfordMice The Oaken Throne]]'', a {{Seer|s}} sent to earth in the form of a [[MoonRabbit hare by the Lady of the Moon]], has eyes that resemble bright twin moons. [[TheHero Ysabelle]] draws back in fright when she sees them the first time:

Justified (though the writers probably didn't know it), inasmuch as perceived colors have relatively little to do with actual physical properties. There any many different ways a given color can be made with light, and Geordi might have trouble associating combinations of measured frequencies with colors. Also, the VISOR would not be able to duplicate the opponent process of human color vision and still convey all the information Geordi can apparently see.

** Monsters which display these kinds of eyes include the striga in "[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/SupernaturalS01E18SomethingWicked Something Wicked]]".

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* The Hyuga clan of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' [[InvertedTrope inverts this trope]]. While their clan Kekkei Genkai, the Byakugan, looks the part (it's larger-than-usual pale lavender irises with no pupils), it allows them to [[XRayVision see pressure and chakra points on their opponent]], theoretically allowing them to inflict maximum damage with every strike. Not to mention ''359 degree [[XRayVision X-ray]] telescopic night vision'' with a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_angle solid angle]] blind spot.
* Seishirou Sakurazuka and Subaru Sumeragi from CLAMP's ''Manga/TokyoBabylon'' and ''Manga/{{X1999}}'' get one blank eye each due to massive trauma (in separate but related events). So did Watanuki from ''Manga/XxxHolic'' for a while. In Seishirou's and Subaru's case, it's because their eyes are made of ''glass''.
* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', although there Tousen and Chojiro have blank white eyes, there's no known reason for it in terms of power or mysticism, although Tousen is known to be blind. He doesn't have any powers from being blind, however. [[spoiler:In the case of Tsukishima, however, when his mind-control power kicks into full gear, his eyes take on an all-white cast and become both eerie and evil]].
* In ''Manga/DemonSlayerKimetsuNoYaiba'', Himejima was a simple blind monk before he became a powerful demon slayer, his eyes are always shown as fully blank, with it comes the wisdom of a Buddhist monk and the power of a demon slayer.
* Akisame Koetsuji from ''Manga/KenichiTheMightiestDisciple''
* Shuu in ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'', who can still fight with the best of them, despite his blindness. He actually ''slashed his own eyes out'' in order to spare a young Kenshiro's life.
* Some rather highly powered characters in the manga version of ''Manga/GetBackers'', including Akabane, Kagami and Miroku Natsuhiko. All three are not blind and fall under the "supernatural" category.
* The silver wolves in ''Anime/HorusPrinceOfTheSun'' are the supernatural type, and are directly working for Grunwald, who ironically, is referred to throughout the film as "The devil".
* [[spoiler:Galatea]] from ''Manga/{{Claymore}}'', after the timeskip. And yes, hers come with a DisabilitySuperpower.
* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist's'' [[spoiler:Roy Mustang]] after chapter 102.
* Masane in ''Anime/{{Witchblade}}'' temporarily gets these when an X-Con or Cloneblade user is near.

* Jei-san in ''ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo'' has this due to being "divinely blessed" (more likely [[CursedWithAwesome demonically cursed or possessed]]), and he also has a small amount of psychic power: he kidnapped Jotaro because he felt there was some connection to Usagi, but didn't know what it was. [[spoiler:It turns out Jotaro is actually Usagi's son; not even Usagi knew that.]] His current "host" Inazuma also gained the white eyes and demonic aura [[spoiler:as has his ''next'' host, a monk named Hama]].
* Whether or not Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} has these or is simply unfocused [[DependingOnTheWriter depends largely on the artist]]. Or perhaps he just has cataracts.