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The Evil eye is a standard enemy that can be found in and. __TOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ Evil Eye is one of the strongest cog moves. It can be performed by Corporate Raiders, Legal Eagles, and Two-Faces. The Evil Eye is a Villain who Kidnapped Princess Milwila and her doppelganger Valerie Brown, along with melody and he hypnotized her to be his slave,he was later reavled to be a robot who was created the royal adviser. —Book of Prophecy * Weakness: Projectile * Resist: All but projectile * Pages: 201-202 * Original Title: - * Original Codes: Iron x3, Lightning x4 * Mental Map Upgrade Gains: None/2nd upgrade/4x4 * - The evil eye was a unique power present in Zakhara, the Land of Fate. Evil Eyes are Monsters from Maplestory. They live in Sleepywood. __TOC__ Evil Eye (イービルアイ Ībiru ai) is an enemy-only Dark Magic spell from Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. This spell is primarily used by Mogalls and Arch Mogalls. Evil Eye is a Heroic Perk. __NoToC__ Ira looks at his wrestler, swivels his head and recites: "You are getting sleepy!" It has worked on The Amoeba, The Lost Viking, and N Fuego. His eye seems to glow. As much it is powerful, there are loopholes. Three examples (all as a Sinistra) are below: Evil Eyes can be found on the 9th and 10th levels of the Mages' Tower. Castle Waiting is published by Fantagraphics. Image:Icon Evil Eye.jpg Evil Eye: Fires a missile that decreases its target's chance of negating spell effects cost: 100 gold The mutant's gaze can place a curse on any creature which meets it. Any creature coming within 8 yards of the mutant must make a successful I test or be unable to avoid meeting the mutant's gaze. Creatures which meet its gaze have a penalty of -10 or +10 (as appropriate) to all dice rolls for as long as the mutant lives. Increase the mutant's fear points total by one. Evil Eye is a special Brigand King crew. The crew is led by Gretchen Goldfang and flies the flag of Jinx. On the Opal Ocean the crew is known as Das böse Auge under the flag Der Fluch, while on the Jade Ocean it is named Mal de ojo under the flag Gafe. Image:Crew.png Arr! This article about a crew in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it]. The evil eye was a superstitious look said to cause injury or illness to the person at whom it was directed. Most people in the Fair Haven holoprogram, set in 19th century Ireland, thought Timothy Ryan had died through croup, but according to Seamus the widow Moore had given him the evil eye. (VOY: "Fair Haven") This Hot Wheels vehicle has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions: The Evil Eye is an enemy in EarthBound. It appears in Onett after Ness's Nightmare is defeated. It appears to be a single pink eye attached to two pink legs. Though this foe looks harmless, it is actually one of the most annoying foes Ness will face. This monster can cast Paralysis Ω and Brainshock Ω. Not only that, it is also one of the two enemies that can Diamondize a party member by staring at them. Stop this guy in his tracks by casting PSI Freeze, which Evil Eye is weak to. The Evil Eyes are identical to the Eyes of a regular Rune Cannon. However, while the Eyes of a typical Rune Cannon are normally closed, The Evil Eye, on the other hand, is always open and can be readily controlled. It projects a sphere wherein people are transformed into monsters. The last surviving Evil Eye, obtained by Iskas who had it forcibly removed from a monster's eye socket, was destroyed by Kyril, ending the use of Rune Cannons in warfare, as by this time nearly every supply of muzzles and ammunition had been destroyed. Evil Eye - Following Rohan being subjected to a potion that fills him with doubt, Queen Maeve summons this laser-shooting, tentacled eye to assist in the attack on Kells. Deirdre & Ivar encountered the Evil Eye & armored up to fight back. Once Rohan regains his confidence, he & Angus help Dierdre & Ivar vanquish the Evil Eye. Element: Dark Evil Eye is a Destruction spell in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind that reduces the victim's personality until dispelled. Evil Eye (邪眼 Jāgan) is a mysterious creature which serves as the main antagonist of the Playstation 2 game Kamen Rider: Seigi no Keifu. It is allied with Shocker and can alter time or create distortions in it. It uses this power to bring the eras of 1971, 1973, 1988 and 2003 into collision with each other. Its ultimate goal was to absorb Kamen Rider Black and take his Kingstone to become the new Century King. A character's eye has great supernatural power. Usually, the eye grants the user power over perception, either the target's (illusion, mind control) or the user's (telepathy, premonitions, clairvoyance,etc). In most cases, direct eye contact or at the very least line-of-sight is required. Other restrictions may apply. Evil eyes can be any color, but are usually glowing unusual colors like Red Eyes, Take Warning or two colors at once. (By the way, it's possible to obtain Evil Eyes in real life. They cost twelve bucks on Amazon, but they ward off evil rather than cause it, sadly.) In "Big Bad Luck," Jara, Noxic, and Typhus were hiding in the Hillhurst attic to cause bad luck for Flabber and the house monsters. They turned things up a notch by calling Evil Eye. Evil Eye's powers came from his eye. By attacking the eye, Evil Eye would be defeated. When the lasers he shot from his eye were reflected back onto him with a reflective old hubcap that the Beetleborgs used, Evil Eye was defeated. Evil Eye was later released from the comics by Nukus in "Borgslayer!" The Evil Eye is one of Sagat's special attacks in the arcade version of Street Fighter: The Movie. User is able to use the Evil Eye to inflict harm on anyone the chooses just by gazing on them, some users are able to affect inanimate objects with this power. Evil Eyes populate Growganoth's realm, occasionally switching between their open and closed state without warning. It is also used in the "Growganoth Gulch" minigame in the Carnival. It functions exactly the same in the Carnival as in the Growganoth event. Evil Eye is an episode of series 6 that first aired on 4 September 1990. This is a list of all the Voodoo Dolls with the Evil Eye ability. Note: The Witch Doll Weapon Group is the only group with Rank 3 of this ability. * The expression "Evil Eye" refers to when a person tries to show off and/or make someone jealous of what they have; when they lose this object "It's because they got the evil eye" (from the person they made jealous or as punishment). __NOEDITSECTION__ The Evil Eye is a legendary power said to be utilized by certain witches, warlocks or demons in folklore - it stems from a primal belief that certain individuals can cause physical harm to others with an "evil" stare, causing bad luck to befall them. The Evil Eye has since become a very widespread concept and an important part of dark magic both in fiction and in the occult. Evil Eye (邪視, Iburu Ai) es una técnica que consiste en que el usuario envía una mirada penetrante, con su ojo derecho mientras brilla con la imagen de una cruz carmesí, el brillo de su ojo es disparado en contra de su oponente para atacar directamente el alma o espíritu siendo un ataque ineludible. Evil Eye was a term used by those who have one of the eyes discolored, and it was considered by Rokugani as a sign of Bad Fortune. This item drops from: * Death Watcher in The Arcatraz * Collidus the Warp-Watcher in Shadowmoon Valley * Death's Watch in Blade's Edge Mountains * Entropic Eye in The Arcatraz * Eye of Culuthas in Netherstorm Description: A dire gaze can be cast upon any single creature within 30 feet. The target must succeed at a fortitude saving throw (DC 11). Creatures who fail lose 5 points from both strength and constitution and also have a 25% chance of losing 5 points from all other ability scores due to fright. The Evil Eye is first encountered on 4F in Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard. If encountered alone, it will always blindside the party. While rather fragile, it can hit pretty hard with its Tackle attack, if that attack even hits in the first place. It can occasionally paralyze party members with its Glare move.

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If that current depth is already at its enemy spawn limit at the time this action is performed, you'll have essentially made that depth safe to travel through back & forth, * Avoid, when possible; never engage, unless avoiding it will do more harm than good in the long run. This would make the rest of the depth safe to traverse without any threat of attack. * Evil eyes drop dewdrops fairly often, so slaying it with an item that inflicts the Burning debuff , can be slightly counter-productive, as the dewdrop will be vaporized. * Since the eye's attack harms everyone, it’s possible for a high-dodge character to make use of Evil Eyes, to wipe out other enemies - for any other character, it’s not worth it. Or if your Hero/ine is strong enough/well-equipped enough & needs to level up. ** Drinking a Potion of Mind Vision to learn their location, also retroactively helps you find the safest path to the next depth, avoiding them altogether. *** Use in conjunction with a Scroll of Magic Mapping. * It would be ideal to have a Wand of Teleportation by the time you arrive at the Demon Halls stage, to be able to avoid confrontations with them altogether. * The Evil Eye is particularly susceptible to the following debuffs: Sleep, Amok, Vertigo, Paralyzed, & Frozen. ** Drinking a Mind Vision potion, then reading a Scroll of Lullaby, will put them all to sleep. without any threat of being attacked . *** Avoid inflicting Amok on other enemies near a sleeping Evil Eye, as to not wake the eye up & incur its wrath. ** It would be ideal to have a Wand of Amok by the time you arrive at the Demon Halls stage, to be able to turn the eye's disintegration beam against other enemies. ** As a last resort against a group of Evil Eyes, manually trigger a Dreamweed plant between them & your Hero/ine, in order to make a hasty retreat. ** Throwing an extra Potion of Frost at them can also help buy a few turns to escape. * Having a +3/+4, or higher, Ring of Shadows at Stage 5, pretty much functions like a 'Ring of Invisibility', allowing the Hero/ine to avoid the eye's detection altogether, which is underratedly helpful. ** Use in conjunction with an upgraded Ring of Evasion. ** Alternatively, you can also drink a Potion of Invisibility to escape their detection/field-of-view. * If you're feeling particularly brave , you can try corralling them all, by reading a Scroll of Challenge in a non-essential section/room of the depth, then putting them all to sleep with a Scroll of Lullaby, & immediately getting out of there .

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A dire gaze can be cast upon any single creature within 30 feet. The target must succeed at a fortitude saving throw . Creatures who fail lose 5 points from both strength and constitution and also have a 25% chance of losing 5 points from all other ability scores due to fright. Also called a "Redeye", this creepy creature is very smart for not having any brain to speak of…

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This is a list of all the Voodoo Dolls with the Evil Eye ability. Note: The Witch Doll Weapon Group is the only group with Rank 3 of this ability. * The expression "Evil Eye" refers to when a person tries to show off and/or make someone jealous of what they have; when they lose this object "It's because they got the evil eye" (from the person they made jealous or as punishment). Evil Eye is a Heroic Perk. __NoToC__ Element: Dark Evil Eye is a Destruction spell in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind that reduces the victim's personality until dispelled. User is able to use the Evil Eye to inflict harm on anyone the chooses just by gazing on them, some users are able to affect inanimate objects with this power. Evil Eye is an episode of series 6 that first aired on 4 September 1990. Evil Eyes populate Growganoth's realm, occasionally switching between their open and closed state without warning. It is also used in the "Growganoth Gulch" minigame in the Carnival. It functions exactly the same in the Carnival as in the Growganoth event. Evil Eye - Following Rohan being subjected to a potion that fills him with doubt, Queen Maeve summons this laser-shooting, tentacled eye to assist in the attack on Kells. Deirdre & Ivar encountered the Evil Eye & armored up to fight back. Once Rohan regains his confidence, he & Angus help Dierdre & Ivar vanquish the Evil Eye. Evil Eyes can be found on the 9th and 10th levels of the Mages' Tower. —Book of Prophecy * Weakness: Projectile * Resist: All but projectile * Pages: 201-202 * Original Title: - * Original Codes: Iron x3, Lightning x4 * Mental Map Upgrade Gains: None/2nd upgrade/4x4 * - Evil Eye (イービルアイ Ībiru ai) is an enemy-only Dark Magic spell from Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. This spell is primarily used by Mogalls and Arch Mogalls. The Evil Eye is a Villain who Kidnapped Princess Milwila and her doppelganger Valerie Brown, along with melody and he hypnotized her to be his slave,he was later reavled to be a robot who was created the royal adviser. Ira looks at his wrestler, swivels his head and recites: "You are getting sleepy!" It has worked on The Amoeba, The Lost Viking, and N Fuego. His eye seems to glow. As much it is powerful, there are loopholes. Three examples (all as a Sinistra) are below: Evil Eye is one of the strongest cog moves. It can be performed by Corporate Raiders, Legal Eagles, and Two-Faces. The Evil Eye is one of Sagat's special attacks in the arcade version of Street Fighter: The Movie. The Evil Eyes are identical to the Eyes of a regular Rune Cannon. However, while the Eyes of a typical Rune Cannon are normally closed, The Evil Eye, on the other hand, is always open and can be readily controlled. It projects a sphere wherein people are transformed into monsters. The potential for such a weapon, if the secrets of "opening" the Eye of a Rune Cannon could be found, was so great that the year 309 saw of group of adventurers aiming to destroy the last trace of Rune Cannons, their numbers having greatly diminished with the destruction of the Giant Tree at the end of the Island Liberation War. The last surviving Evil Eye, obtained by Iskas who had it forcibly removed from a monster's eye socket, was destroyed by Kyril, ending the use of Rune Cannons in warfare, as by this time nearly every supply of muzzles and ammunition had been destroyed. This Hot Wheels vehicle has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions: The Evil Eye is first encountered on 4F in Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard. If encountered alone, it will always blindside the party. While rather fragile, it can hit pretty hard with its Tackle attack, if that attack even hits in the first place. It can occasionally paralyze party members with its Glare move. Evil Eye was a term used by those who have one of the eyes discolored, and it was considered by Rokugani as a sign of Bad Fortune. The Evil Eye is a legendary power said to be utilized by certain witches, warlocks or demons in folklore - it stems from a primal belief that certain individuals can cause physical harm to others with an "evil" stare, causing bad luck to befall them. The Evil Eye has since become a very widespread concept and an important part of dark magic both in fiction and in the occult. In "Big Bad Luck," Jara, Noxic, and Typhus were hiding in the Hillhurst attic to cause bad luck for Flabber and the house monsters. They turned things up a notch by calling Evil Eye. Evil Eye's powers came from his eye. By attacking the eye, Evil Eye would be defeated. When the lasers he shot from his eye were reflected back onto him with a reflective old hubcap that the Beetleborgs used, Evil Eye was defeated. Evil Eye was later released from the comics by Nukus in "Borgslayer!" Evil Eye (邪視, Iburu Ai) es una técnica que consiste en que el usuario envía una mirada penetrante, con su ojo derecho mientras brilla con la imagen de una cruz carmesí, el brillo de su ojo es disparado en contra de su oponente para atacar directamente el alma o espíritu siendo un ataque ineludible. El efecto de este ataque se indica que puede matar al oponente si lo mira directamente atacando a su alma o espíritu. En un Saint como Shun que se encontraba protegido por la cadena de Andromeda formada por energía, el efecto se vio atenuado y causo que lo dejara inmovilizado como si este estuviera petrificado, dejándolo vulnerable ante los siguientes ataques, aunque logro evitarlos haciendo uso de la Rolling Defense, la defensa impenetrable de la cadena de Andromeda. The mutant's gaze can place a curse on any creature which meets it. Any creature coming within 8 yards of the mutant must make a successful I test or be unable to avoid meeting the mutant's gaze. Creatures which meet its gaze have a penalty of -10 or +10 (as appropriate) to all dice rolls for as long as the mutant lives. Increase the mutant's fear points total by one. Evil Eyes are Monsters from Maplestory. They live in Sleepywood. __TOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ Description: A dire gaze can be cast upon any single creature within 30 feet. The target must succeed at a fortitude saving throw (DC 11). Creatures who fail lose 5 points from both strength and constitution and also have a 25% chance of losing 5 points from all other ability scores due to fright. The evil eye was a superstitious look said to cause injury or illness to the person at whom it was directed. Most people in the Fair Haven holoprogram, set in 19th century Ireland, thought Timothy Ryan had died through croup, but according to Seamus the widow Moore had given him the evil eye. (VOY: "Fair Haven") The Evil eye is a standard enemy that can be found in and. __TOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ Evil Eye (邪眼 Jāgan) is a mysterious creature which serves as the main antagonist of the Playstation 2 game Kamen Rider: Seigi no Keifu. It is allied with Shocker and can alter time or create distortions in it. It uses this power to bring the eras of 1971, 1973, 1988 and 2003 into collision with each other. Its ultimate goal was to absorb Kamen Rider Black and take his Kingstone to become the new Century King. A character's eye has great supernatural power. Usually, the eye grants the user power over perception, either the target's (illusion, mind control) or the user's (telepathy, premonitions, clairvoyance,etc). In most cases, direct eye contact or at the very least line-of-sight is required. Other restrictions may apply. If only one eye is an Evil Eye, an Eyepatch of Power is very likely, especially if the evil eye possesses a distinct look, like color or shape (which might only appear during active use). The Evil Eye is often used as an excuse to apply certain patterns or symbols to a particular power, therefore making it Cool and Symbolic. Even more symbolic, the eye possessing the power is almost always the character's left eye (the left eye is considered the "sinister" eye, as "sinister" was once a word for "left"). Closely related to the Red Right Hand. Evil eyes can be any color, but are usually glowing unusual colors like Red Eyes, Take Warning or two colors at once. See also Eye Beams for a more directly offensive use of eyes. Often part of an Evil Makeover. If the Evil Eye can cause hypnosis, its a Hypnotic Eye. Do not confuse with Faceless Eye or the more mundane Death Glare. Compare Excessive Evil Eyeshadow. (By the way, it's possible to obtain Evil Eyes in real life. They cost twelve bucks on Amazon, but they ward off evil rather than cause it, sadly.) Examples of Evil Eye include: Image:Icon Evil Eye.jpg Evil Eye: Fires a missile that decreases its target's chance of negating spell effects cost: 100 gold The Evil Eye is an enemy in EarthBound. It appears in Onett after Ness's Nightmare is defeated. It appears to be a single pink eye attached to two pink legs. Though this foe looks harmless, it is actually one of the most annoying foes Ness will face. This monster can cast Paralysis Ω and Brainshock Ω. Not only that, it is also one of the two enemies that can Diamondize a party member by staring at them. Stop this guy in his tracks by casting PSI Freeze, which Evil Eye is weak to. Castle Waiting is published by Fantagraphics. The evil eye was a unique power present in Zakhara, the Land of Fate. This item drops from: * Death Watcher in The Arcatraz * Collidus the Warp-Watcher in Shadowmoon Valley * Death's Watch in Blade's Edge Mountains * Entropic Eye in The Arcatraz * Eye of Culuthas in Netherstorm Evil Eye is a special Brigand King crew. The crew is led by Gretchen Goldfang and flies the flag of Jinx. On the Opal Ocean the crew is known as Das böse Auge under the flag Der Fluch, while on the Jade Ocean it is named Mal de ojo under the flag Gafe. Image:Crew.png Arr! This article about a crew in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].

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