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{{quote|''"Your beauty is beyond compare<br />
''With flamin' locks of auburn hair<br />
''With ivory skin and eyes of emerald green"''|'''[[
Green-eyed redheads are among the rarest color combinations found in humanity (with the exception of some [[Violet Eyes|abnormalities]]), and thus is used to distinguish an important, notable character visually. It's more often found with women than with men, and is almost always either found as a trait of [[The Hero]] or The Hero's [[Love Interest]]. To qualify for this trope, it's important that:
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* [[Hellsing]]'s Pip Bernadotte, [[Love Interest]] of Seras Victoria. While he's a mercenary and an [[Anti-Hero]] to be traditionally sweet, he ''is'' the nicest of the guys in these series along with Sir Shelby Penwood. With the other men being [[Dracula]], a deadly butler, Nazis and Fanatic Vatican Crusaders, Pip looks like a saint.
* Youko Nakajima from [[The Twelve Kingdoms]].
* Lavi from ''[[D
* {{spoiler|Brief}} in ''[[Panty
* Kino Makoto/Sailor Jupiter from ''[[
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* Jean Grey from the ''[[X-Men]]''.
** Also her daughter from an alternate future, Rachel, and her clone, Madelyne Pryor.
* Mary Jane Watson from ''[[Spider
* Maxima from ''[[Superman]]'' has the red hair and green eyes.
* [[Batwoman]] / Kate Kane.
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* Lena Luthor, at least in ''[[Supergirl]]: Cosmic Adventurs in the 8th Grade''
** Also the "Lex's daughter" incarnation in [[The DCU]] ... although in this case her green eyes may have indicated that she was still connected to Brainiac.
* Lex Luthor, usually acknowledged as Superman's arch-rival, has naturally red hair (though he's usually bald for a number of reasons [[Depending
* Caitlin Fairchild from ''[[Gen 13]]'' is this physically as well as usually personality wise (though she can be a [[Fiery Redhead]] when it comes to protecting the others).
* Poison Ivy.
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* Starfire, with golden skin.
* Leetah and her daughter Ember, as well as Redlance and his daughter Tyleet in ''[[Elf Quest]]''. Notable because Leetah and Ember are both dark-skinned.
* [[The Incredibles (
* [[Archie Comics|Cheryl Blossom]]
== Fan Works ==
* Chloe Auriville from ''[[
* Julia Carlyle, from the [[Daria]]/[[Legion of Super-Heroes]] crossover ''Legion of Lawndale Heroes'', has dark red hair and green eyes.
* The (in)famous ''[[
== Film -- Animated ==
* Thomas O'Malley and Duchess' son Toulouse from ''[[
* Taran from ''[[
* Jessica Rabbit from ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
* Danny from ''[[
* Jessie in the ''[[
* Queen Athena from ''[[
* Hiccup and his father Stoic from ''[[How to Train Your Dragon (
* [[Shrek
== Film -- Live-Action ==
* Merlin in the [[Merlin (
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* Mara Jade from the [[Star Wars Expanded Universe]] may be the ultimate example: a [[Badass]] and former [[Evil Redhead]] who was so enormously popular, she joined the good guys, became [[The Hero]] Luke's long-time partner, and was eventually happily married to him. Until [[Legacy of the Force]], but no one likes what happened there.
** Scout, the Jedi Padawan equivalent of Batman in ''Yoda: [[Dark Rendezvous]]'', has these.
* Lily Evans-Potter from ''[[Harry Potter (
** [[Fanon]] likes to give Ginny green eyes too, just to hammer home the [[Generation Xerox]] point even harder, but the books establish hers as brown.
* ''[[Gemma Doyle]]'', the protagonist from the ''A Great and Terrible Beauty'' trilogy.
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* Christopher Hitchens mentioned this trope while criticizing a stereotypically Irish-American character in [[John Updike]]'s last novel.
* The title character of ''Fire'' is red-headed and green-eyed and beautiful beyond the lot of ordinary people; her hair and eye color both coming from her mother.
* Ronda Moleary from ''[[Stationery Voyagers]]'', who has [[Subverted Trope|almost no temper]], is made as stereotypically Irish-American as possible. She is a composite [[Captain Ersatz]] of Kaitlin from ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]'' and [[Touched By an Angel|Roma Downey]], and serves [[Relationship Sue|as Michell's ideal girlfriend]].
* Vesper Holly, [[Mary Sue]] protagonist of a [[Narm Charm]]-tastic children's adventure series by [[Lloyd Alexander]]. Just look at that name!
* Sennar, one of the main characters of the ''[[Chronicles of the Emerged World]]''.
* Aviendha from ''[[The Wheel of Time]]'' has been described as such.
* Cherry Valance from ''[[The Outsiders]]'' is the redhead with green eyes that starts all the trouble in the book, while allowing Ponyboy, the protagonist, to change his view on Socs.
* Kvothe in ''[[The
* [[Kris Longknife]] has red hair and green eyes, at least according to the cover art.
* April from ''Everworld'' is mentioned a few times to be this.
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* Sharon from the Topeka Kansas USA section of The Great Panic chapter in ''[[World War Z]]''.
* [[Casanova|Finnick Odair]] of ''[[The Hunger Games]]''.
* In [[Michael Flynn]]'s ''[[Spiral Arm
* [[No Name Given|The Girl]] from ''The Club Dumas''; her very light green eyes are mentioned many times as being captivating, likely because she is in fact {{spoiler|a fallen angel}}. In the film adaptation, ''[[The Ninth Gate]]'', however, she has different coloring.
* Mildmay, one of the viewpoint characters of ''[[
== Live-Action TV ==
* ''[[
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** Default female Shepard is another example. Expect ''much'' [[Action Girl|asskicking]] from her.
* Aveline Vallen in ''[[Dragon Age II]]'', is the first companion you pick up and is a green-eyed redhead.
* Played '''very''' straight in ''[[
* If you squint hard enough, you'll notice that pre-zergification Sarah Kerrigan from ''[[Starcraft]]'' series had grayish-green eyes (especially on that photo Raynor has of her in ''SC2''), and she was a redhead.
* Luke Fon Fabre from ''[[Tales of the Abyss]]''. This is actually a plot point, as a noble with red hair and green eyes has a great role in a prophesy that will lead to world prosperity.
* Priscilla of Carleon from ''[[Fire Emblem Elibe|Fire Emblem 7]]''.
* Gabriel/Indalecio of ''[[
* Kasumi from ''Shakkin Shimai''.
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== Webcomics ==
* Mistress Sixx from ''[[Collar 6]]'' is another lesbian love interest to the protagonist.
* Kestrel from ''[[
* Lin from ''[[Linburger]]''.
* Shelley Winters from ''[[Scary Go Round]]''.
* Meta example: Ere D. Nust in ''[[TV Tropes the Webcomic]]''.
* Beth from ''[[
* Ginny, the mistress of the brothel Red Herring from ''[[
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== Western Animation ==
* [[
* Hawkgirl/Shayera from ''[[Justice League (
** Lana Lang, during ''[[Superman: The Animated Series
** Also in [[DCAU]], Pamela Isley, a.k.a. Poison Ivy, in the ''[[Batman: The Animated Series
* ''[[
* Starfire from ''[[Teen Titans (
* Izzy from ''[[
* Kiva from ''[[
* Sam from ''[[
* Gwen Tennyson from ''[[
* The title character in ''[[
* Pickles the drummer in ''[[
* Aerrow from ''[[
* Mary Test, one of [[
* Kid Flash/Wally West in ''[[Young Justice (
* Gosalyn Mallard from ''[[Darkwing Duck (
* Jessie Bannon from ''[[Jonny Quest:
* Niko in ''[[
* Lua, the [[Does Not Like Shoes|bare]][[Foot Focus]] [[Jungle Princess]] Shaman from ''[[Kong:
* In the ''[[
* Precious from ''[[
* Big Macintosh from ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
* An interesting male version is [[The Stoic|Nonny]] from ''[[
* Prototypical TJ from ''[[
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