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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~mindcontroleyes04_1628~~mindcontroleyes04 1628.png\|link=Trope-tan\|frame\|You are getting sleepy..]] {{quote\|''"Her eyes! My God, what's wrong with her eyes?"''\|'''Shelley''', ''[[Evil Dead]]''}} Line 12: It should be noted that in [[Real Life]], hypnotized people's eyes are likely to ''dilate'' (i.e. the pupils get a bit bigger.) This is apparently not subtle enough for animation, which prefers to [[Open the Iris]]. Also note that some art styles have eyes with less detail than others, and so the eyes may have some of these traits already; this doesn't make them an example of this trope. This also counts as [[Nightmare Fuel]] for some people. Not to be confused with [[Hypnotic Eyes]], which is about people who can hypnotize others just by looking into their eyes. See also [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]], which may be a form of this. {{examples}} == Anime &and Manga ==▼ * Ellis from ''[[El Cazador de la Bruja]]'' has ~~these--though~~these—though it's more subtle than ~~usual--whenever~~usual—whenever her powers manifest without her control. Inverted when she still gets [[Mind Control Eyes]] even after gaining full control. [[Crowning Moment of Awesome\|Frequently awesome]].▼ ▲== Anime & Manga == ▲* Ellis from ''[[El Cazador de la Bruja]]'' has these--though it's more subtle than usual--whenever her powers manifest without her control. Inverted when she still gets [[Mind Control Eyes]] even after gaining full control. [[Crowning Moment of Awesome\|Frequently awesome]]. * In ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', the eyes of Baby's possessed minions glow completely red. * Ryoko from ''[[Tenchi Muyo!\|Tenchi Muyo]]'' gets [[Mind Control Eyes]] when Kagato directly controls her. As an extension, her eyes also change color to a light shade of green, the same color as Kagato's sword; a good example of [[~~Colour~~Color-Coded for Your Convenience]]. * In episode 8 of the 2005 ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' TV show, Urd puts Keiichi under a kind of mind control to get him to kiss Belldandy, and he, of course, gets [[Mind Control Eyes]]. * Kohaku in ''[[Inuyasha\|Inu Yasha]]'' is often shown in this situation. ** The same happens to Kagome Higurashi thrice: when she had her soul stolen by Urasue to re-create Kikyou, when Tsubaki the Dark Priestess curses her, {{spoiler\|and when the evil baby Akago attempts to brainwash her through [[More Than Mind Control]]}}. Except for the first time, she breaks free pretty much out of her own and delivers a [[Shut UP, Hannibal]] speech to the culprit. * Toward the end of ''[[Variable Geo]]'', we see a mind-controlled fighter with these eyes. * Subverted in ''[[Project A-ko]]''. When B-ko arrives for a timely rescue, C-ko is found with [[Mind Control Eyes]]. B-ko thinks she's been drugged; however, on coming round, C-ko explains that she "wore herself out whining and crying". * In ''[[Gundam Seed]]'' and ''[[Gundam Seed Destiny]]'', characters under the effects of [[Super Mode\|SEED mode]] display this physical trait. Subverted in that it's NOT mind control. Click the ''SEED mode'' link for clarification. * ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'' features Sora and Matt sulking in psychically-induced angst with this kind of eyes. * Subversion: Juri Katou in ''[[Digimon Tamers]]'' has these while {{spoiler\|she appears to be possessed. However, this "Juri" is actually a clone constructed from data, with the real Juri trapped and being constantly [[Mind Rape\|mind-raped]] inside the D-Reaper.}} * Exception: In ''[[Code Geass]]'', Lelouch's [[Evil Eye]] shows a variation, with a red sigil appearing when he uses his power. His targets, however, merely have a bright red outline around the iris that appropriately flickers, fades, and returns depending on whether the power is being fought, dispelled, or not in effect. Characters retain all normal ocular features. The staff actually reworked a scene from the first episode when it was released on DVD because the victims' reactions to Lelouch almost made this defy the "for the audience's benefit" part of the trope. ** The manga adaptation of the series (the one that shares the exact same name, that is) uses a variation of the standard [[Mind Control Eyes]] where the victims are shown with one eye turning white with a copy of the sigil inside for the duration of the effect. * Yorito and Aono in ''[[Sola]]''. This happens with all Yaka powers though, not just mind control. * Fumi in ''[[Mai-HiME (manga)\|Mai-HiME]]'', after her Child is defeated. * Kirika's pupils disappear in ''[[Noir (anime)\|Noir]]'' when she goes into "Gray" mode (essentially a [[Heroic BSOD]]). * [[Sailor Moon]], under the influence of "Wise Man." This also happens with Mamoru whenever he's brainwashed by the enemy, to the victims of the Death Busters and/or Dead Moon Circus in S and Super S, {{spoiler\|and to Uranus and Neptune when they pretend to make a [[Face Heel Turn]] on the Senshi}}. Although she isn't technically possessed, Usagi gets these when she turns into {{spoiler\|Princess Serenity}} for the first time. Line 45 ⟶ 44: Asuka in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (anime)\|Yu-Gi-Oh GX]]'' gets these when the big bad puts her into an apparently heartless state. Oddly enough, it's actually visible to the other characters. Her brother even notes that Judai shouldn't bother treating her like his (former) friend right now, it's pointless. * Lina and Gourry in the last episodes of ''Slayers NEXT''. {{spoiler\|Gourry gets them when he's captured and brainwashed by Phibrizzo. The same happens to Lina very briefly when she invokes the Lord of Nightmares through the Giga Slave and she takes over Lina's body to fight Phibrizzo in person.}} * In ''[[School Days]]'': {{spoiler\|Kotonoha gets Mind Control Eyes when she snaps from [[Break the Cutie\|all the abuse the series has piled up on her]] and goes mad. Her eyes go back to normal when Makoto [["I Know You ~~Are~~'re in There Somewhere" Fight\|makes her react]], but turn back to MCE when she finds him dead.}} * In ''[[Shakugan no Shana]]'' most normal Torches have [[Mind Control Eyes]]. * In ''[[The Prince of Tennis]]'': {{spoiler\|When Eiji and Oishi synchronize perfectly in the courts, they both get Mind Control Eyes}}. * Dolls in ''[[Darker ~~Than~~than Black]]'' have permanent [[Mind Control Eyes]]. The protagonist Hei also seems to have them at first, but [[Dark and Troubled Past\|later evidence]] suggests they're actually [[Dull Eyes of Unhappiness]]. ** There's also a case of a "[[Power Incontinence\|Moratorium]]" who gets these (and goes into a fugue state) whenever her powers activate. Unfortunately, said powers consist of [[Playing with Fire\|fire, and lots of it]]. * Mizkuki from ''[[Mokke]]'' gets these when she is overtaken by a very powerful spirit. * ''[[Pokémon 3]]''. After Entei's cry of [[Punctuated! ~~for~~For! Emphasis!\|"You... are... MAMA!"]], Ash's mother Delia gains the eyes and is brainwashed into becoming little Molly's "mother". She snaps out of it when she sees Ash on television, trying to climb up the side of the huge crystal tower. Also ''[[Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life\|Pokémon Arceus and The Jewel of Life]]''. And ''[[Pokémon: The First Movie\|Pokémon the First Movie]]'', with Nurse Joy. And twice in ''[[Pokémon Special]]''- {{spoiler\|Blue (erm... the male Kanto Dex Holder one) and Annabel}}. And a few times in [[Pokémon (anime)\|the anime]], for a variety of reasons. The most recent is when Pikachu, Piplup, Croagunk, and Meowth are all hit with a Togepi's Attract, which causes their eyes to go like this and them to follow the Togepi's orders. * Fate Testarossa from ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'' gets a variation of these after hearing {{spoiler\|the secrets of her origin from her mother}}. * In ''[[Higurashi no Naku Koro ni]]'', characters get these eyes when they start the 'bad' kind of reminiscing. It's a step below [[Hellish Pupils]] on the anime's "things to run away from really fast" scale, and any onlookers will ''probably'' survive. More of a step above, considering that {{spoiler\|the [[Mind Control Eyes]] are actually, well, real.}} In ''[[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]]'', Battler has this happen to him when {{spoiler\|1=he's forced to marry Erika Furudo in EP6.}} *** And to similar effect in the anime, when {{spoiler\|he surrenders to Beatrice and becomes her furniture.}} Line 70 ⟶ 69: * In ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' Evangeline practices this on Setsuna for her apparent [[Secret Test of Character]];Setsuna assumed it was a battle to test her will. Eva went along with it. Negi himself gets the Eyes when hit by {{spoiler\|The [[World Tree]] [[Love Potion\|love spell]]}}. In the ''Ala Alba'' [[OVA~~\|OVAs~~]]s, [[Robot Girl\|Chachamaru]] has them continuously. * Characters sport mind control eyes for different reasons in ''[[Zatch Bell]]'': it usually happens when a character is shocked and at a loss for words. In Kiyo's case it is usually accompanied by a [[Technically a Smile\|dumb-founded smile]]. * Ichijo from ''[[Pani Poni Dash!\|Pani Poni Dash]]'' has these eyes ''all the time''. Line 78 ⟶ 77: * In ''[[Lupin III]] and the Castle of Cagliostro'', the lady Clarisse has pupilless eyes as a result of being drugged. * In ''[[Harukanaru Toki no Naka de\|Harukanaru Toki no Naka de - Hachiyou Shou]]'' [[Dark Magical Girl\|Ran]] gets these upon being taken over by her Dark Dragon/Kokuryuu powers. On the other hand, in one of the ''Hachiyou Shou'' [[OAV~~\|OAVs~~]]s this effect is used on Yasuaki's shikigami to indicate that she is, well, a shikigami. For people aside from Ran, ''Hachiyou Shou'' TV also uses a different ~~variation -- pupils~~variation—pupils shrinking to dots, without visible iris (this happens to victims of Shirin's hypnotic abilities). * Flat eyes are used several times in ''[[Ghost Hunt]]'' to denote possessed people. * Subverted in episode 11 of ''[[Daughter of Twenty Faces\|The Daughter of Twenty Faces]]'' when Chiko ''notices'' the mind control eyes (which appear as concentric circles instead of flat). * Mafuyu in ''[[~~Seitokai~~Student noCouncil's ~~Ichizon~~Discretion]]'' when Minatsu brainwashes her into deciding Ken is her enemy. Then they ~~turn~~ [[Red Eyes, Take Warning\|turn red]]. * Shows up on occasion in the ''[[Ranma ½~~\|Ranma One Half~~]]'' anime, but not in the manga. Usually, it's Ranma Saotome (particularly in male form) who gets them; one anime episode has him hypnotized by an evil sorceress's ghost, while another episode has him being controlled by his [[Enemy Without\|evil side]] brought to [[Literal Split Personality\|independent life]] as an [[Opposite ~~Sex~~Gender Clone]]. ** The Ranma anime has also used them to signify supernatural nature. The [[Cute Ghost Girl]] Kogane and the psychic Miyo both have [[Mind Control Eyes]], even though they're both totally under their own control and benevolent to boot. * Not related to mind control per se, but characters' eyes in ''[[Black Lagoon]]'' tend to lose their luster as they get more bloodthirsty. [[Dark Action Girl\|Revy's]] eyes in particular have several degrees of darkness, turning almost completely black when she's in the grip of [[Ax Crazy\|Whitman Fever]]. * Happens to Leo Aiolia in ''[[Saint Seiya]]'' after Saga uses his papal mindraping powers to bend him to his will. Mind you, the characters lose their sight so many times their eyes are like this almost permanently... Line 91 ⟶ 90: * An interesting version in ''[[Bakugan\|Bakugan Gundalian Invaders]]''. When kids are brainwashed, their eyes turn gold with slitted pupils. Not only is this noticed by the heroes, but they check the eyes of everyone to tell who is brainwashed or not. * This happened to Eureka in ''[[Eureka Seven]]'' starting end of vol 4. The Scab Coral took control of her. * In the [[Hentai]] ''[[Alien from the Darkness]]'', the victims of the titular alien display [[Mind Control Eyes]] after being subjected to its [[Hypnotic Eyes]] (and subsequent [[Naughty Tentacles\|tentacle raping]].) These victims then walk around in a zombie-like state, almost entirely unresponsive to their former friends, before flying into an unprovoked, violent rage. * Seen temporarily in ''[[Naruto]]'' with {{spoiler\|Yagura, the Yondaime Mizukage, when under Madara's control}}. ** A variation crossed with [[Black Eyes of Evil]] is seen with {{spoiler\|Kabuto's variation of Edo Tensei. The sclera of the summoned individual's eyes are turned black; at first the iris remains the same, but when Kabuto exerts full dominance, they become dull and featureless}}. Line 100 ⟶ 99: * Alviss gets this when being mind controlled by Phantom in ''[[MAR]]''. * In episode 21 of ''[[D.N.Angel]]'' Daisuke gets these when under a trance by Freedert. * In one episode of ''[[Rosario to+ Vampire]]'', Tsukune falls prey to a very beautiful math teacher, who insists on giving him extra lessons ''alone together'' so that he can bump up his grade in the class. But it soon becomes obvious that Tsukune's sudden proficiency in math has caused him to become a formula-spewing zombie with hazy eyes and no personality. Turns out that the math teacher was controlling him via a weird, snakey-plant tail that latched onto his head and presumably fed him knowledge while sucking out unnecessary thoughts, like his friends and social life. He returns to normal after Moka kicks the lady's ass in her super-vampire form. * In ''[[Oku-sama wa Mahou Shoujo\|Okusama wa Mahou Shoujo]]'', when {{spoiler\|Cruje Gapp}} gets mind-controlled, these eyes are shown. * In ''[[Hayate the Combat Butler]]'', Nagi gets these when she is being hypnotized by the [[Code Geass\|Lelouch]] [[Expy]]. == Films == Line 120 ⟶ 118: ** Which is what great white's eyes normally look like anyway. * There is a variation on this in ''[[WALL-E]]''... when {{spoiler\|WALL-E appears to have lost his personality after EVE repairs him, his normally expressive eyes appear non-emotional to the point of being disturbing.}} * In [[Disney Animated Canon]]'s ''[[The Little Mermaid]]'', upon seeing Vanessa singing on the beach for the first time, her seashell amulet emits a mist that entrances Eric. It can be seen filling the pupils of Eric's eyes with an eerie yellow glow. This shows up later, but it's not as obvious. It mostly shows up in a glint in his eyes, although you can tell mostly through his mannerisms. * Kaa's [[Hypnotic Eyes\|eyes]] in [[The Film of the Book\|Disney's adaptation]] of ''[[The Jungle Book (Disney film)\|The Jungle Book]]'' turn psychedelic colorful, as do his victims eyes when hypnotized. Though this is not the origin of this image, it may be the source of its popularity. Also happens to Baloo when he's caught up in the music of King Louie and the Monkeys. Also happens in ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]'', when Jeremy is mesmerized by Mrs. Brisby's "sparkly". * When [[Atlantis: The Lost Empire\|Kida]] is exposed to light coming from the Atlantean Crystal, her eyes actually become a much lighter shade of blue than usual. == Literature == * ''[[Coraline (novel)\|Coraline]]'', also written by [[Neil Gaiman]], involves sewing buttons onto people's eyes as a method of brainwashing. Both this and the ''Mirrormask'' equivalent are used by an [[Evil Matriarch]] clone of the regular mother, with these exact eyes herself. * In ''[[A Wrinkle in Time]]'' by [[Madeleine L'Engle]], {{spoiler\|Charles Wallace}} is subjected to telepathic mind control by an oversized brain referred to as IT. As this occurs, his pupils shrink until they disappear, leaving blank blue eyes. * Victor, Ginger, Dibbler and others swept up in the Holy Wood craze of ''[[~~Discworld/Moving Pictures\|~~Moving Pictures]]'' have a tiny gold star appear at the center of each pupil. * The final book of ''[[The Hunger Games (novel)\|The Hunger Games]]'', Mockingjay, uses a mix between the unfocused and dilated pupils. {{spoiler\|Peeta's}} eyes are even shown to rapidly dilate and contract in short order when he's [[Fighting From the Inside]]. * Book the Fourth of ''[[A Series of Unfortunate Events]]'', The Miserable Mill. On the cover, Klaus is shown with what appears to be these. It is even implied in the book, with his blank stare and wide-open eyes. * [[Artemis Fowl]] has a variation: Someone who's been [[Mind Control~~\|Mind Controlled~~]]led repeatedly has bloodshot eyes and jagged pupils, but no other symptoms. == Live -Action TV == * ''[[Doctor Who]]'' used to love doing the "unfocused eyes" version. * In the original season of ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'', Tommy's eyes periodically glowed neon green when he was under Rita's control- usually at points when the spell was asserting itself over what he would do normally, although it also happened whenever it would look the most menacing and nobody was around to see. * When Kahlan confesses people in ''[[Legend of the Seeker]]'', both her and their eyes go totally black for a period. And it shows it every time she confesses someone. * One of the sure signs that someone is possessed by a demon in ''[[Supernatural (TV series)\|Supernatural]]'' is a flash of completely-black eyes. Particularly powerful demons show other colors in the eyes they possess - Azazel shows yellow eyes, while Lilith and Alastair show white eyes. == Video Games == Line 147 ⟶ 142: * In ''[[Batman: Arkham Asylum]]'' {{spoiler\|Batman's eyes glow red when he is under the effects of Scarecrow's gas}} * Due to the large number of [[Brainwashed and Crazy]] in ''[[Super Robot Wars]]'', this shows up a lot, especially on females. * In ''[[Drakengard]]'', the soldiers of [[The Federation\|the Union]] often refer to the soldiers of [[The Empire]] as "red-eyed devils" because the only thing they can see out of their face-concealing helmets is the red glow of their eyes. Later, when Inuart is [[More Than Mind Control\|brainwashed]] by [[Big Bad\|the empress]], he also gains [[Mind Control Eyes]] similar to the Imperial soldiers. ** Of course, {{spoiler\|Manah (the Empress) herself is just a plaything for the local [[Cosmic Horror]], and so her [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]] are also Mind Control Eyes.}} * ''[[Fate/stay night\|Fate Stay Night]]'', Bad End 18. {{spoiler\|When Caster takes control of Issei and uses him to kill Shirou, the whites of his eyes turn [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]}}. * In the last one-sixth of ''[[The World Ends With You]]'', {{spoiler\|everyone with Red Skull pins falls under Kitaniji's mind control, and their eyes turn solid red, and all they can say is:}} {{quote\| {{spoiler\|To right the countless wrongs of our day, we shine this light of true redemption, that this place may become as paradise. What a wonderful world such would be...}}}} * In ''[[Fire Emblem]] 7'', {{spoiler\|Ninian has these when she opens the Dragon's Gate. An arriving Nils is able to snap her out of it (''and'' regain her memory!) before she completely summoned a dragon.}} * Half-lampshaded in ''Digimon World''. A late-game boss' eyes look normal from the camera angle. The main character takes one look at the eyes and concludes it's brainwashed. Line 160 ⟶ 155: * Rika in the second of the ''Devil Angel Jibril'' games get flat red eyes when {{spoiler\|she is corrupted by Rokoko}}. Also overlaps with [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]], since her eyes are normally brown (in civilian form) or green (Holy Angel form). Hikari in the third game averts this, since her eyes turn gold {{spoiler\|when she is corrupted by Fateus}} but otherwise retain their luster. * {{spoiler\|Touko}} in one of the endings of ''[[Suika]]''. * In ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep]]'' {{spoiler\|Terra and Zack Fair}} have this happen to them when {{spoiler\|Maleficent and Hades manipulate the darkness within their hearts respectively}}. * Two different flavours are used in the ''[[The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police\|Sam and Max Freelance Police]]'' series. The First season uses spinning spirals in the eyes to denote those under {{spoiler\|Hugh Bliss's}} hypnotic control. The Third season have Girl Stinky and Sal being enthralled by an Eldritch Abomination, and their eyes (even Sal's normally completely black eyes) are entirely milky white. * In ''[[Legacy of Kain]]'' characters under Hylden mind control sport glowing green eyes, which can flicker back to indicate a [[Fighting From the Inside\|battle for control]] * [[Final Fantasy VI\|Terra]] sports a pair of these while under [[Monster Clown\|Kefka]]'s control in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy\|Dissidia 012: Duodecim]]''. == Web Comics == * In ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'', swirly mind-control eyes are [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0183.html visible to the other characters], rather than [[Painting the Fourth Wall\|simply an artistic convention]]. (The X-eyes representing death are also visible to other characters. One character even [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0537.html draws them over a live character's eyes to fake death].) [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0516.html In another case], the paladin Thanh takes on Tsukiko's [[Mismatched Eyes\|heterochromia]] when he's put under her "Dominate Person" spell. * In ''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]'', when Antimony almost becomes a victim of [[Body Surf~~\|Body Surfing~~]]ing, her pupils turn a flat blue. Loss of consciousness due to a head injury had a similar effect. ** Gamma, too, when she's passing out from exhaustion. This is actually the only time we get to see her eye color at all, which incidentally seems to be hazel. * A stick-figure filler strip for ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'' lampshades and plays with the swirly-eyed version: Torg gets hit on the head and thus has swirly eyes to represent his concussion, but then when a convenient coincidence leads to him wearing a top hat and having a moustache drawn on, he immediately becomes a mind-controlling hypnotist. * Chris Mann (aka "Charisman") in ''WCI High'' finds his charisma-based superpowers useful for [~~http~~https://~~www~~web.~~wcihigh~~archive.org/web/20210320053725/https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?pfamily=~~296~~Poppins:300 getting dates]{{Dead link}}. * {{spoiler\|Stephen's}} eyes after being possessed in ''[[Fake News Rumble]]'' keeping in [[Color Coded for Your Convenience\|theme]] with purple denoting the presence of evil. * Reginald in ''[[Nedroid]]'' [http://nedroid.com/2010/05/agree/ knows a good trick]. == Web Original == * A red-write frame is used in ''Captain Gamer: OOC''. Slightly subverted in that it's actually noticeable for the characters, and would probably go unnoticed if the Captain hadn't [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/gamer/index.php?comic=68&num=1 called attention to it]{{Dead link}}. * In ''[[The Impossible Man]]'', characters who were subjected to mind control, had their eyes described as being red and pupil-less. == Western Animation == Line 186 ⟶ 178: ** Same thing happened during Sokka's [[Mushroom Samba]] in "The Desert". * Used in ''[[Futurama]]''. All glory to the Hypno-Toad! ** Also in the ''[[Futurama]]'' [[The Movie\|movie]] ''Bender's Big Score'', {{spoiler\|Bender gets ''squared'' spirals in his eyes to indicate mind control}}. * When {{spoiler\|Soundwave mind-controls the Autobots}} in ''[[Transformers Animated]]'', their optics turn red. * Mind-controlled animals or humans in ''[[Code Lyoko]]'' have an interesting variation: their pupils are replaced with the "Eye of XANA" symbol. The protagonists can see it, if they are looking for it. Line 209 ⟶ 201: In the season 2 episode [[You Mean "Xmas"\|Heart and Hooves Day]], Big Mac and Cheerilee get purple spiral eyes when under the influence of the [[Love Potion]]... which is actually a Love Poison. Also seen in the season finale, where Twilight's brother Shining Armor is under a villainesses' control; His eyes turn from blue to sickly green. * [[Brainwashed and Crazy]] Morph from ''[[X-Men (animation)\|X-Men]]'' has an odd variation. When he first comes [[Back ~~From~~from the Dead]], he's acquired an evil [[Split Personality\|alternate personality]] (which is enslaved by Mr. Sinister), which takes on a zombie-like form, complete with dark patches around his eyes. As he mentally shifts between personas, he physically shapeshifts between forms. Later in the season, it's averted, as he's more fully brainwashed and obeys Sinister/fights the X-Men in his "normal" form, making it unclear what side he's on at any given time. * In the ''[[The Legend of Tarzan]]'' animated series, one episode has Queen La deposed by her leopard-men and Jane chosen as her replacement. While she's holding La's mystical staff, her eyes go blank white and she's compelled to hold it aloft and do nothing else. * In [[Teamo Supremo]], the victims of Hypnotheria's influence will either get contracted pupils (the Teamo in "Appetite for... Dessert") or spiral eyes (the Chief in another episode). Line 215 ⟶ 207: {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Uh Oh Eyes~~{{PAGENAME}}]]▼ [[Category:Eye Tropes]] [[Category:Mind Manipulation]]▼ ▲[[Category:Uh Oh Eyes]] [[Category:Turn-On Tropes]] [[Category:~~Mind Control~~Uh-Oh Eyes]] ▲[[Category:Mind Manipulation Tropes]]