History Main / ShadowedFaceGlowingEyes

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* ''Webcomic/MobPsycho100'':
** Of the shadowed body variant. Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama tends to look like this if violently separated from his consciousness; this occurs when another character strangles him in the first season and [[spoiler: when he is struck by a car on the way to ask out his childhood friend in the third.]]

* Wiseman from ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' is a cloaked figure with two eerie eyes peaking out from it. Later revealed to be a skeleton-like creature and spawn of [[GreaterScopeVillain Chaos]].

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---> Ami was sitting on the massive piece of furniture, wrapped in shadows so deep that not much aside from her glowing red eyes was visible,

* ''VideoGame/EternalSeniaHydrangeaAfterTheRain''

* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy''

* Franchise/{{Kirby}}:

** Simirror is a recurring enemy type that grants the Mirror ability. They are [[VideoGame/FinalFantasy Black Mage]]-esque magicians that are depicted as bundle of robes wearing a scarf and hat that causes bright white pupils to peek out from their shadowed faces.

* "VideoGame/PaperMario": Across most of the original Paper Mario trilogy, there is a family of recurring powerful magic users, such as Merlon, Merlee, Merlow, Merluvlee, and several more with the same naming scheme [[with the exception of Merlon's counterpart Nolrem in Super Paper Mario, who's name is simply Merlon spelled backwards.]]

* ''VideoGame/SoundtrackAttack'': The player character's superior is rendered in silhouette, sole feature visible being [[RedEyesTakeWarning her glowing red eyes]], done to make her more menacing and hide her using the same model as the player character.

* ''VideoGame/ShantaeRiskysRevenge'': Druids, named in the AchievementSystem for UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, are red-cloaked enemies' with their faces hidden by their hoods and only their eyes can be seen. They're in Hypno Baron's labyrinth and attack Shantae with a long-windup AlwaysAccurateAttack of lightning through a portal that hits her anywhere in same the room as them.

* ''Webcomic/MobPsycho100'':
** Of the shadowed body variant. Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama tends to look like this if violently separated from his consciousness; this occurs when another character strangles him in the first season and [[spoiler: when he is struck by a car on the way to ask out his childhood friend in the third.]]
** When he is first introduced, Scar echelon member Koyama's purple hoodie obscures his entire face, except for his [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]].

** Meta Knight in wears a face mask that covers his face. Only his eyes glow underneath. [[spoiler: When his mask is removed he is revealed to look very similar to Kirby.]]

** The {{Black Mage}}s wear [[RobeAndWizardHat blue robes with a yellow hat]], leaving their face obscured while their eyes glow from within. The design was initially due to the sprite limitations of the NES, but stuck around as graphics improved. There's even an entire race of Black Mages in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX'', and every member has this design.

* The ''WesternAnimation/BugsBunny'' cartoon "Water Water Every Hare" has a MadScientist construct a giant robot with oversize jaw and lightbulbs for eyes. Its eyes remains dim, because the robot has no brain ... yet. The mad scientist intends to obtain a brain from a passing bunny. Understandably, the rabbit defers.
--> '''Bugs Bunny''': Sorry, doc, I need what little I've got.

* A ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' episode has the Mystery Inc. gang visit the Funland carnival that powers up in the middle of night, only to power down shortly thereafter. It's the work of a maintenance robot running amok. This 'bot has a generic face with glowing eyes, the better to see what it's doing in the dead of night. This face is one of the many "monsters" seen in the show's opening montage.

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* ''Franchise/StarWars'': The Jawas of Tatooine are small humanoids who wear thick hooded cloaks that conceal the entire face, save for two glowing eyes.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLordOfTheRings'': In the 1978 Ralph Bakshi animated version of part of ''The Lord of the Rings'', the Ringwraiths are depicted with glowing red eyes, sometimes with their faces obscured by hoods.

* Wiseman from Franchise/SailorMoon is a cloaked figure with two eerie eyes peaking out from it. Later revealed to be a skeleton-like creature and spawn of [[GreaterScopeVillain Chaos]].

* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'': While ComicBook/{{Ares|DC}} can manifest however he pleases if he so desires starting in ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'' his standard is to appear in dark blued armor with his face entirely shadowed save for his glowing red eyes. His sons use this appearance to imitate him in ''ComicBook/WonderWomanRebirth''.

* The Tamariki at Iowa's ''Lost Island Theme Park'' are a tribe of childlike horned spirits with eyes glowing beneath their hoods that keep balance between the elements at play elsewhere in the park.

** The {{Black Mage}}s wear [[RobeAndWizardHat blue robes with a yellow hat]], leaving their face obscured while their eyes glow from within. The design was initially due to the sprite limitations of the NES, but stuck around as graphics improved.

* ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'': Ralsei, our sweet goat companion, dawns a green hat and robes which shields his face and body's true colors from the player and other characters while leaving his glasses and eyes visible.