His eye color changes with his emotional state, but it's always a single color (although it does phase between two or three colors on occasion). Although he always wears a mask, Meta Knight from Kirby: Right Back at Ya! usually seems to have yellow eyes.Also, Turkey's eyes are white with his mask.Several Hetalia: Axis Powers characters have this, including Japan, Norway, and Liechtenstein.Godzilla: Singular Point: Salunga possesses blank white eyes.In Dragon Ball GT, Baby starts out with pupiled white eyes but develops reflective, solid blue eyes that look more like lenses as he develops. Broly is also notable for always being drawn with Blank White Eyes as a Legendary Super Saiyan, emphasizing his Berserker status. Dragon Ball: Several aliens are drawn with entirely red eyes, like the Saiyan Great Apes, Burter, and Cooler's final transformation.In the 2001 anime series, his eyes have light blue sclera and dark blue irises with no pupils. In earlier adaptations of Cyborg 009, Albert Heinrich (Cyborg 004) has white eyes with no irises or pupils.Interestingly he didn't have them prior to his Noah awakening which means he gained those while losing his sanity under the influence of the Noah memory. This serves to enhance that fact that he is Ax-Crazy. General Winters Socalo has completely white eyes.Specific subtropes include Black Eyes of Evil (pure black eyes indicating that serious evil is present) and Red Eyes, Take Warning (pure red eyes means something really bad is going to happen). Blank eyes coupled with Glowing Eyes of Doom usually indicate that someone is using his/her power (e.g.
This does, however, have the drawback of dehumanizing them in the eyes of some fans. Apparently, this is to make them look more "disguised" than they would with just their (normally pretty flimsy) half-masks. Many modern comic books have superheroes' eyes turn pure white while wearing masks.
In speculative fiction, Prophet Eyes are used to indicate prescience or clairvoyance. In some anime and manga, Blank White Eyes are used to indicate shock. One common application is Mind-Control Eyes.
This trope is used to highlight the unnatural and the alien in a work. In fiction, however, this isn't an issue, and you can get characters with eyes that have only one color. In Real Life, some people have different colored irises, but what they can't have is a pupil, iris and sclera be the same color. Usagi Yojimbo, "The Nature of the Viper"
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