Changes: Eyeless Perception

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The ability to have vision despite having no eyes. Semi-opposite to Multiple Eyes.

Also Called

Deceptive Eyelessness
Eyeless Vision
Physiological/Supernatural Eyelessness

Capabilities

The user with this ability is able to see despite lacking eyes. Having no eyes is normally perceived as a defect, but this is not always the case, as this form of eyelessness is definitely a power in terms of origin due to not only giving the subject the immunity to blindness-inducing sources and having their vision obliterated, but despite possibly having their old vision lost upon retrieval, a new kind of sight will then begin to manifest that allows them to see, but not in the same way other subjects do.

Unlike the former kind of eyelessness which is a genetic defect (which does guarantee in permanent blindness), the latter eyelessness is deceptive to not only perhaps unnerve certain people, but also possibly give them the wrong ideas that the user is sightless upfront, which can give the owner of this power to gain a certain advantage over opponents, at least during the first time around.

Applications

Immune to Hypnotic Vision, Petrifying Gaze & Penance Stare
Blindness Immunity
Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Vision
Blindsight
Injury Immunity (Vision Only)

Associations

Limitations

May take some time for the new vision to kick in.
- Even if that happens in the meantime, the user will still not be able to see during this period, making them scared and confused about what's going on.

Known Users

See Also: Eyeless Face

The Devil (Bon-Bon 1835)
Gordon (Marvel Comics)
Wildmutt (Ben 10)
Myrddaal (The Wheel of Time)

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 |caption = After Gordon (Marvel Comics) was micromutated due to being exposed to terrigen mist, he became an eyeless Nuhuman at the expense of owning other abilities. However, as it was eventually found out, Gordon's loss of eyes was more than just a disability, instead of being a part of his power set due to eventually having an augmented vision to replace the former kind of eyesight, therefore being able to see things that standard Humans won't be able to perceive.
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+}}The ability to '''have vision despite having no eyes'''. Semi-opposite to [[Multiple Eyes]].
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-{{Quote|"No eyes?" Is that the best you can do?|Gordon mocking Alphonso Mackenzie's insult. (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)}}
-The ability to '''have vision despite having no eyes'''. Semi-opposite to [[Multiple Eyes]].
 ==Also Called==
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 *The Devil (''Bon-Bon 1835'')
 *Gordon (''Marvel Comics'')
-*Vulpimancers (''Ben 10 series'')
+*Wildmutt (Ben 10)
 *Myrddaal (''The Wheel of Time'')
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 Bon Bon 1835 The Devil.jpg|Underneath the green sunglasses he wears, The Devil (Bon-Bon 1835) has no eye-sockets nor eyes, but despite that, his vision in conjunction to being eyeless is unique compared to normal eyesight, being able to see things that aren’t that easy to perceive. Aside from being able to see things that Humans can normally have the capability of seeing, he can also perceive the thoughts and minds of other subjects, making his eyelessness very special compared to its genetic defect counterpart.
 Shaidar Haran Myrddaal (The Wheel of Time).jpg|Shaidar Haran (The Wheel of Time), Myrddaal.
-px-Wildmutt1.PNG|Even if the Vulpimancers (Ben 10 series) lack any eyes, they instead possess some special gills that give them a special kind of vision in return, consisting of 3-dimensional mapping. If they happen to get sick somehow, their vision will be invaded with blackness and with mucus also blinding them.
+Ben 10 Series Vulpimancers.png|Even if the Vulpimancers (Ben 10 series) lack any eyes, they instead possess some special gills that give them a special kind of vision in return, consisting of 3-dimensional mapping. If they happen to get sick somehow, their vision will be invaded with blackness and with mucus also blinding them.
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