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** Subverted with Trigon from the same series, who for his first few appearances is just a deep voice, [[Red Eyes, Take Warning|glowing red eyes]], and a silhouette, but is ultimately revealed in all his glory when he breaks through into the mortal world. Think [[Satan]] ''on steroids''.
** Well, actually, we see Trigon in the very first season. Or at least, we see Raven's Inner Darknesss and it looks exactly like him. So more of an inversion, or perhaps a zig-zag, with avatar of villain revealed-> true form of villain concealed-> true form revealed.
* Nergal, Jr. of ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy
** Even that green-eyed boy form is one he ''stole'' from the first person he met when he came up from the core of the planet. His original form is ''not'' shown except that horrifies the child (who is never heard of again in the show).
* XANA from ''[[Code Lyoko]]'' takes that trope [[Up to Eleven]], to the point it doesn't even ''have'' a face or even body to begin with, being an AI. For the whole series, the only thing we saw of it was its mooks, its attacks and a mysterious [[Faceless Eye]] like symbol.
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