There's this one kid at my school who has these deep, pitch black eyes. I assume his pupils are there, but looking at his eyes is like looking at two black holes.
A question about Pupil-less eyes
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that sounds awesome.Echer123 said:
well any who, thats a pretty common stereotype these days as in most anime characters even in the lowest grade of anime tend to have pupils unless they are actually trying to project that they are blind or have super vision. But all white eyes tend to be a sign of power or seeing beyond what is normally seen in anime. Or they may be dead or being mind controlled.
I'd like to imagine that Maka's eyes have no pupils because she has no soul.
http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/276/makad.jpg
the only time you see pupils is when she is resonating with Soul meaning that is the only time she has a human soul.
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but as a fan of the series I know for a fact she has a soul with Angelic properties (Such as levitation). But hey, fun theory while it lasted.
http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/276/makad.jpg
the only time you see pupils is when she is resonating with Soul meaning that is the only time she has a human soul.
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but as a fan of the series I know for a fact she has a soul with Angelic properties (Such as levitation). But hey, fun theory while it lasted.
Eye's are the windows to the soul, shut the window and close the blinds and the motives of the individual becomes uncertain. Uncertainty is facing the unknown, and the unknown is the most frightening thing in existence.
Next to spiders.
That's the basic summary of it all, it's usually used as a visual representation of having no soul. You can interpret a lot about a person from their eyes, more specifically emotions from the dilation or constricting of the pupil. In real life, the pupil shrinks to prevent overexposure to light and dilates to allow in more light in the dark. In cartoons, one can say a wide open pupil to show a character excited or overjoyed is a way to say their opening up to let more of it in. Adversely, a dilated pupil to show fear or bewilderment is a representation of blocking out whatever it is that frightened them or allow for less information to enter while their still processing the earlier statement.
Makes sense then that a soulless, emotionless character be stripped of this feature to appear empty and devoid of what once made them human.
Next to spiders.
That's the basic summary of it all, it's usually used as a visual representation of having no soul. You can interpret a lot about a person from their eyes, more specifically emotions from the dilation or constricting of the pupil. In real life, the pupil shrinks to prevent overexposure to light and dilates to allow in more light in the dark. In cartoons, one can say a wide open pupil to show a character excited or overjoyed is a way to say their opening up to let more of it in. Adversely, a dilated pupil to show fear or bewilderment is a representation of blocking out whatever it is that frightened them or allow for less information to enter while their still processing the earlier statement.
Makes sense then that a soulless, emotionless character be stripped of this feature to appear empty and devoid of what once made them human.