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* Kan'u Unchou from ''[[Ikki Tousen]]''.

* Seiji / Sage from ''[[Samurai Troopers]]'' / ''[[Ronin Warriors]]''.

* Sanji from ''[[One Piece]]'' has his left eye hidden behind his hair even in his childhood flashbacks. Whether he actually has a left eye has been the subject of debate, though [[Word of God]] states that he does, in fact, have a perfectly functional eye hidden beneath his hair.

** Sanji's eye being covered has actually become a [[Running Gag]] in the series. For example, he was once held upside down, where his hair would not be able to cover his eye. [[Fandom Nod|The speech bubble covered it instead]].

** Since Palus Abel has the same hair, presumably Kaidou's [[Viewer Gender Confusion|fa- er, moth- parent Abel]] has it too.

** Given that Soldato J also is afflicted with this trope {{spoiler|after his helmet is broken and his eyes revealed}} one could argue that its a trait of everyone from their homeworld.

** Since she was also recovering from a double dose of [[Eye Scream]] at the time, it is quite possible that the concealed eye hadn't healed yet while hidden...

* Dr. [[Black Jack]]. Oddly enough, it's ''not'' there to cover the nasty-looking scar on his face. Normally it happens when he's pretending to be greedy and extort money from someone in order for them to come to some kind of realization.

* Mikael from ''[[Tenshi ni Narumon]]'' has his left side of face always covered with bangs, even though his left eye is still oddly visible. But a translucent hair is kinda a standard in this series. {{spoiler|Also, his bangs covering half of his face may serve to underline his ambiguous nature. Or just add to his overall bishiness}}

* Taki in ''[[Captain Tsubasa]]''. Levin and Pascal as well.

** Don't forget Souta's sister [[Most Writers Are Writers|Izumi.]]

* Chaos, the evil second-generation Angeloid from [[Sora no Otoshimono]], has this hair style (until she is {{spoiler|defeated and becomes good}}).

* Throughout her numerous looks, one of the stable features of Joseph Michael Linsner's ''Dawn'' is her hair always covering her right eye.

** To the point where, when her lover brushes her hair out of her face, he's genuinely surprised that she ''has'' a right eye.

* Jane in ''Insane Jane'' has this sort of hairstyle in scenes that take place in the present day, {{spoiler|to hide the fact that she practically burned half of her face off trying to give herself superpowers}}, though it's difficult to say whether she styles it deliberately for this reason (she's kind of extremely delusional).

* In Australian comic ''Platinum Grit'', Nilson Kerr's right eye is never seen.