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Alternatively, if a character with separate eyes has an excited or scared expression, his/her eyes will change into this style.
Note that these eyes are '''connected''' to each other. If you want to add examples that include separate eyes, then do so on the inversions list. Otherwise, they're [[People Sit
Compare [[Conjoined Eyes]], which uses just one eyeball with two pupils.
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== [[Comic Books]], [[Newspaper Comics]] and [[Web Comics]] ==
* [[Garfield]] is an example, since he (and most other characters in the strip) has huge eyes.
** Jim Davis always uses this trope on his strips like ''[[
** Surprisingly, despite practically being a trademark of Jim Davis, the sphere eyes were gained through [[Art Evolution]], as the characters originally had normal circle eyes.
* Most characters in ''[[Heathcliff]]'' have these too.
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** And don't forget Bill the Cat.
* Most of the characters in ''[[Buckles]]'', such as the title character.
* ''[[
* The characters in ''[[Pearls Before Swine]]'' usually have these too.
* This is also used in ''[[FoxTrot]]''. It was even parodied in one strip where Paige cuts ping-pong balls in half and puts them over her eyes to give the impression that she's not falling asleep in class.
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* Plus, it was used for characters in [[Matt Groening]]'s comic strip ''[[Life in Hell]]''.
* The Groening-inspired character designs of [[Isaac Baranoff]]'s ''[[Horndog]]'' and ''[[Here Wolf]]''.
* Sergeant Schlock from ''[[
* Bob from ''[[The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob]]''
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* Present in pretty much any [[Rareware]]-made game you could care to name.
** And by extension, [[Donkey Kong]] and his pals in Nintendo's post-Rare games.
* Human Peasants (as well as Sheep) in ''[[
* ''[[
* ''[[Bubsy]]''
* [[Cut the Rope|Omnom.]]
== [[Web Animation]] ==
* ''[[
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* [[Matt Groening]] uses this trope often by doing this to the majority of characters in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and ''[[Futurama]]''.
* [[
* Most characters in ''[[South Park]]''.
* In the [[Disney Animated Canon]], some of the comic relief/cartoony characters, most notably Sebastian in ''[[
* Even animal characters in some non-Disney hand-drawn animated films, such as Batty Koda from ''[[Fern Gully]]'', have these too.
* ''[[
* ''[[Chowder]]''
* [[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?|Roger Rabbit]].
* The main cast of ''[[
* [[Eek the Cat]] also has huge eyes, similar to Garfield.
* Human characters in ''[[
* ''[[Rocko's Modern Life]]'' (however, it is inverted with the title character)
* ''[[Catscratch]]''
* Buddy from ''[[
* Norbert from ''[[The Angry Beavers]]''.
* ''[[Regular Show]]''
* ''[[
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=== Inversions: ===
* Pokey the horse from ''[[Gumby]]''.
* Many of Seth McFarlane's works like ''[[Family Guy]]'', ''[[
* [[The Fairly Odd Parents]]: The eyes on these characters are actually somewhat of an inversion. Their eyes are large ovals but they are ''not'' connected together.
* Many of [[Aardman Animations]]' characters.
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