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Some characters in Pearls Before Swine have black dots for eyes, including the main characters, though their eyes often change to Sphere Eyes in order to show emotion.Zigzagged in Dilbert most non-bespectacled characters have black dots for eyes, though, as in Calvin and Hobbes, their sclerae occasionally become visible, usually to show surprise, disgust, or rage.Played with in that the title character is the only one who doesn't have them. Characters usually have black dot eyes but their eyes get bigger and have visible sclera when surprised, angry, etc. All of the characters in The Family Circus are drawn with black dots for eyes (unless they're wearing glasses).Lucy actually averted this in her early appearances (her debut appearance is here ) Schulz eventually dropped the look because he was never satisfied with it. Peanuts, which did lampshade this trope back in the 60's.In the strips drawn by latter artists, some parts of the cast (including the titular 91 and Elvira) still get depicted with black bead eyes regardless of whether the rest of the cast has detailed eyes or not.
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Nittioettan Karlsson: when Rudolf Petersson started drawing the series he used these for all characters, only drawing their sclera if the character was sufficiently surprised.Though they become Black Dot Pupils when they get scared by seeing Yorick. Yorick And Bones: This is the default character design for the characters of the comic.
Most characters from Tintin are drawn with black dots for eyes. Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman: Noelle Stevenson's cute art for "Wonder World" gives all the characters black dots as eyes. Knives Chau from Scott Pilgrim, has giant black dots for eyes and unlike everyone else in the comic, lacks scalerae. Sami The Samurai Squirrel: Every character in the comic has their eyes like this. Monty's eyes are all black, but they're more like straight vertical lines than little dots. A variant of this exists in Monty The Dinosaur. Kid Sherlock: Watson has little black dot eyes. #BOMBERMAN FANTASY RACE BLACK LOU TV#
Johan from Johan and Peewit, and The Smurfs and the Magic Flute note But not in The Smurfs TV series. Graveyard Shakes: Little Ghost has little black dot eyes. Emmie And Friends has this style for all the characters, though eye colors are sometimes described. Most everyone in Catstronauts has these. Captain Marvel / Billy Batson in the Golden Age. Monkey: Pretty much everyone in the comic has black dot eyes. Marrina from Alpha Flight has big black glassy eyes. They seem to be the only characters that do, though. Leave it to PET!: Noboru and Pet have their eyes drawn in this manner. For the 1978 film adaptation, some of the lambs and a few grown sheep are depicted with beady eyes while the majority are depicted with pupils. Unlike the 1978 film adaptation, and original book where Chirin and the sheep have pupils. In the 1977 comic adaptation of Chirin no Suzu ( Chirin's Bell), Chirin (as a lamb) and the other sheep are depicted with black dot eyes. This makes her easy to spot, even in crowds. Mayne, assistant engineer for the ship Quin Zaza in Drifting Dragons is unique for having these. However, Sumi, Kiyo, and Naho (servants of the Butterfly Estate) genuinely have these type of eyes by default. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba has a plethora of unique eye designs (and in turn, creates a Cast of Snowflakes), but characters will often be depicted with beady dot eyes during various comedic takes. 
Despite the more realistic art in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run, the race attendants and Tusk Act 1 have black dot eyes. Mirio Togata, also known as the hero Lemillion, in My Hero Academia uniquely has these kinds of eyes as a Non-Standard Character Design, though rather than black they appear to be blue. Before that, she just had normal Tareme Eyes. After her Super-Deformed character redesign, Kaguya (Moron) from Kaguya-sama: Love Is War is depicted with sketchy vertical slits for eyes. Even as a teacher in Usaida's dream, one simplified panel of her still uses these eyes. This tends to be commented on by other characters. Midori from Gakuen Babysitters has these and she is the only one of the daycare cast who does, as the other kids are drawn with more detailed eyes. 
He tries to kidnap Patty and the other young animals. The only character in the series who is given pupils is a wolf who is the main antagonist of the show. Most of the anthropomorphic animal characters are depicted with black eyes ◊. It has earned Uchi the nickname "Emoji" from Tomoko.
Emiri Uchi and Hikari Itou from No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular! have eyes with no outline (vertical slits for the former, circles for the latter), which no other characters have.
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