List of fictional characters with one eye

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This is a list of fictional characters with one eye.

Contents 1 Born with one eye 2 Built with one eye 3 Lost one eye out of two 3.1 A 3.2 B 3.3 C 3.4 D 3.5 E 3.6 F 3.7 G 3.8 H 3.9 I 3.10 J 3.11 K 3.12 L 3.13 M 3.14 N 3.15 O 3.16 P 3.17 Q 3.18 R 3.19 S 3.20 T 3.21 U 3.22 V 3.23 W 3.24 X 3.25 Y 3.26 Z

Born with one eye

• The Citizen in chapter twelve of Joyce's Ulysses (metaphorically).
• The Cyclopes and prominently Polyphemus – Greek mythology
• Turanga Leela – Futurama
• Turanga Munda – Futurama
• Turanga Morris – Futurama
• Michael "Mike" Wazowski – Monsters, Inc.
• Scaroth the Jagaroth – Doctor Who serial City of Death
• Sheldon J. Plankton – SpongeBob SquarePants
• Ellie – Preacher (DC/Vertigo)
• Pleakley – Lilo & Stitch
• Syaoran Li – Tsubasa Chronicle (Isn't actually missing an eye, but one is blind)

Built with one eye

• The Cylons – Battlestar Galactica (original series)
• Evangelion Unit 00 – Neon Genesis Evangelion
• Gypsy – Mystery Science Theater 3000
• KITT – Knight Rider
• Maximillian – The Black Hole
• Pirateman – built with one eye to make him look like a pirate, Megaman
• Shockwave, from the Transformers toyline

Lost one eye out of two

In alphabetical order:

A

• Aughra – The Dark Crystal
• Auron – Final Fantasy X
• Austin, Steve – Cybernetically replaced in The Six Million Dollar Man

B

• Baba Yaga – Hellboy comic books series
• Baiken – Guilty Gear series
• Bartholomew Fatima (Bart) – one of the player characters in Xenogears (see also Sigurd). Bart's gear (giant robot) also sports an eye patch.
• Benedict – Last Action Hero
• Pip Bernadette – Hellsing manga
• Rugal Bernstein – King of Fighters video game series
• Malcolm Betruger – Doom 3 video game
• Big Boss – Metal Gear series
• Badou – from Miwa Shirow's manga DOGS (published in Shounen Jump)

C

• Cable – Marvel Comics' X-Men
• General Chang – Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
• Chichiri – Fushigi Yūgi
• Cho Hakkai – Saiyuki, intentionally ripped out his right eye
• Rooster Cogburn – the U.S. Marshall played by John Wayne in True Grit and the sequel Rooster Cogburn
• Ghengiz Cohen – Discworld novels
• Corum – character created by Michael Moorcock
• Captain Franky Cooke (Angelina Jolie) – Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
• Jesse Custer, Preacher (DC/Vertigo)
• Cyclops – Marvel Comics' X-Men, lost an eye in the Age of Apocalypse reality to Wolverine

D

• Dangermouse
• The Deacon – Waterworld
• Dhepa – Osamu Tezuka's Buddha
• Dr. Blight – Captain Planet
• Dr. Eyepatch – Super Milk Chan
• Elle Driver – Kill Bill
• Dhomochevsky – BLAME!

E

• T.R. Edwards of Robotech

F

• Baron General Soontir Fel – Star Wars Expanded Universe
• Nick Fury – Marvel Comics' Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.
• Frigga/Madeleine – Thriller - en grym film
• Fujin – Final Fantasy VIII
• Frank Archer, Lt. Colonel – Fullmetal Alchemist (replaced with bionic eye)
• Fred from the Dimension of Lame – Sluggy Freelance

G

• Garrett – has a mechanical eye in the video game Thief
• Genevieve "Pronto" Tora – from the webcomic Angels 2200
• Gippal – Final Fantasy X-2
• G'Kar – Babylon 5
• Greebo – Discworld novels
• Gruumsh – god of the Orcs in the Dungeons and Dragons fantasy role-playing game
• Guts – Berserk
• Ginko – Mushishi

H

• Captain Harlock of the anime/manga by Leiji Matsumoto
• Honor Harrington – has a cybernetic replacement in the Honorverse novels
• Xander Harris – Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Hatake Kakashi – Naruto, had left eye replaced with Sharingan-capable eye
• Hathaway shirt man – 1950's era ad campaign for Hathaway dress shirts featured a man with an eyepatch
• Heidern – King of Fighters video game series
• Hudson – character from Gargoyles
• Hyoga – Saint Seiya

I

• Yuuko Ishida – Sexy Losers

J

• Steve "Patch" Johnson – Days of Our Lives
• Indiana Jones (age 93) – as seen in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
• John Anderton – Minority Report
• Jack Vengeance – Underground Pro

K

• Kaede – InuYasha
• Kano from Mortal Kombat
• Rabo Karabekian – Bluebeard
• Deunan Knute – Appleseed, later replaced
• King Bradley – Fullmetal Alchemist (right eye is his unnatural "Ultimate Eye"; he wears a patch to cover it)

L

• Brigade-Leader Lethbridge-Stewart – Doctor Who, alternate universe version of Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart
• Long John Silver – Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island

M

• "Mad-eye" Moody – The Harry Potter novels
• General Martok – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• Manute – Frank Miller's Sin City
• Roy Mustang – Hiromu Arakawa's Full Metal Alchemist

N

• Nom Anor – can shoot poison from his empty eyesocket, from New Jedi Order
• Uno Nomesta – The Wheel of Time
• Number Two – Austin Powers movies

O

• Odin – Norse Mythology
• Odin – Marvel Comics

P

• Maximillian Pegasus (Pegasus J. Crawford), Yu-Gi-Oh – replaced his left eye with the Millennium Eye; after losing it, covers the empty eyesocket with his hair
• Snake Plissken – Escape From New York and Escape From L.A.
• Popeye the Sailor – Thimble Theater

Q

R

• John Rainbird – Firestarter
• Red XIII – Final Fantasy VII

S

• Sagat – Street Fighter video game series
• Saito from Ghost in the Shell
• "Threeparts" Scallot – Discworld (Monstrous Regiment), a Borogravian soldier who lost both legs, an arm, and an eye.
• Doctor Sigmund
• Phil Ken Sebben – Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law
• Sigurd – a non-player character from Xenogears (see also Bart)
• Piotr Skut – Estonian aeroplane pilot in the Tintin comics
• Sion – one of the protagonists from Treasure of the Rudras
• Slade Wilson – antagonist on Teen Titans
• Solidus Snake – Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
• Spider-Man – Briefly during Spider-Man: The Other story arc
• Spike Spiegel – has cybernetic replacement in Cowboy Bebop
• Starr – Preacher (DC/Vertigo)
• Seishirou Sakurazuka as seen in Tokyo Babylon, X/1999, and Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE
• Subaru Sumeragi in X/1999

T

• Travis – Blake's 7 TV series
• Mr. Teatime – Hogfather (Discworld book)

U

V

• Vecna – Dungeons and Dragons, eye itself becomes a powerful magic relic
• Jason Voorhees – lost to Tommy Jarvis in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter; his eye has since come back in recent Friday the 13th films (most likely due to his regenerative ability)
• Fleet Commander Vrlitwhai/Breetai of Macross/Robotech

W

• Andrew Waltfeld – Gundam Seed
• Wilt – Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (not really, but one eye is "wonky", as he calls it)
• Alfred Woden – Max Payne video game (character references Woden)

X

• X – Dark Horse Comics

Y

Z

• Zadig – character in Voltaire's novella