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{{quote|...Ganondorf has an exceptionally unique case of unibrow, in which his eyebrows connect clearly with his hair, thus forming one very long eyebrow. This puts the typical unibrow (one that connects in the middle of one's face above the nose) to shame...|''The Urban Dictionary''}}
Ah, the Unibrow. Not generally considered the most attractive kind of facial hair on the market. So like most kinds of unfashionable/unattractive appearance, characters sporting one are mostly consigned to being either [[Beauty Equals Goodness|evil]], or [[Gonk|comical]].
* '''Type I:''' If a character has a unibrow, they're either evil, conniving, scummy, or have some defining negative trait.
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* [[WWE|Professional wrestler]] Santino Marella, an Italian [[Funny Foreigner]].
* From ''[[Saint Seiya]]'' we got [http://img469.imageshack.us/img469/2390/wyvernradamanthyskyotoebg5.jpg Wyvern Radamanthys]. He also has the dubious distinction of being one of the [[Bishonen|best looking]] characters displaying this particular trait.
* Captain McGillicutty in ''[[Tales of Monkey Island]]''.
* Despite being a robot, Megatron of ''[[Transformers]]'' Generation 1 had a evil large unibrow.
* General Molotov from ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]''.
* [[Bone|Phoney Bone]], not especially evil, but more than often a [[Jerkass]].
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Examples of Type II:
* Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky from ''[[Dodgeball]].''
* The man whose eyebrows are connected and who has a gold tooth, in ''[[
* [[The Far Side|Gary Larson]], when he wasn't giving his characters glasses, was generally drawing their eyes simply as a thick line.
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q81NFaRjp5s This] Superbowl ad.
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* Satoshi Horio, [[The Chew Toy]] from [[The Prince of Tennis]].
* Henchman 24 from ''[[The Venture Brothers]]'' is described by 21 as "Jerry Seinfeld with a unibrow".
* Groundskeeper Willie from ''[[The Simpsons]]''
* King Bob from ''[[Recess]]''.
* Daggett in ''[[The Angry Beavers]]''.
* Spanky Ham in ''[[Drawn Together]]''.
* [[Wallace and Gromit]]: Gromit, being a dog, has no (extra) hair on his brow, but its constant animation can give him this appearance. It conveys ''everything'' he feels, more effectively than words could, really.
* Ryotsu from [[Kochikame]].
* Major <s>Monobrow</s> Monogram from [[Phineas and Ferb]].
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