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Ritsu Tainaka from K-On! is known among her bandmates for her large forehead.

This gives us little to no insight into his emotional state, which greatly intensifies the mystery around him and the time gap between seasons.

After five years (or a one-month hiatus in real time), Tower of God returned with its second season, in which a greatly changed Baam has this hairdo.

Hayate the Combat Butler pokes fun at this trope for being a telltale sign of the Dating Sim protagonist (see below) when Hayate spies upon a oneshot character with the textbook appearance of such a character.

Kiri Komori of Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei is known for her forelocks which either partially or completely cover her eyes.

When Genkai uses her Fist of Cleansing technique to purify him, his eyes are revealed to be VERY effeminate.

M1/En from YuYu Hakusho has Blinding Bangs.

Serves as a plot-point later in the manga, as his Blinding Bangs obscure his Shinigami Eyes

From Naruto, young Nagato alias Pain, to hide his Rinnegan pupils until The Reveal.

This leads to a Beautiful All Along moment when Juu sees her with her bangs slicked back.

Ochibana Ame from Denpa Teki na Kanojo.

Tensou from Inukami! has these bangs, which are indicative of her shyness.

Not shy at all, although he does love to play at Obfuscating Stupidity.

Joker from Flame of Recca usually covers his eyes with a hat, but he's got blinding bangs underneath as well.As the resident pervert, it probably helps him hide where his gaze wanders. The only time his eyes ever become visible is a case of Glowing Eyes of Doom. Also, his twin brother Rasiel and Pantera who works for Longchamp.Not so much 'shy' as 'completely batshit insane'. So it can sometimes be hard to tell if he's hypnotized or not. Kirby of the Stars: Tuff is known to sport this look.It's to make him look unkempt and rough to contrast with his sweet personality. Although in defiance of the standard versions of this trope he is neither shy nor an idiot (most of the time). We get to see his eyes a lot more than most of the other characters listed here however, he usually is shown as having Blinding Bangs. Yūichirō in Sailor Moon has a moderate case of this (along with Perma-Stubble).They actually seemed to get in the way enough that after being captured, its new trainer cut its bangs. Lana's Eevee initially had these as it traveled to Alola.

One of them shows for an instant when she uses her Hypnotic Gaze on a person. The ghost girl in the episode 'Ghoul Daze!' has her eyes covered by her bangs, adding to her creepiness.Daya the dwarven warrior from Delicious in Dungeon has them.Hazumu has this initially in Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl until he becomes a girl and his/her eyes are revealed.When a friend does her hair and gets her bangs out of her eyes, she complains that everything seems so. and it's actually one of the ways she's mysterious. Urabe's eyes are pretty much always obscured by her bangs in Mysterious Girlfriend X.(In some parts of the manga, she switches so often between visible eyes/hidden eyes, it looks like her hair keeps growing/shortening between panels.) Nodoka of Mahou Sensei Negima! started with Blinding Bangs, though she switches between this and Peek-a-Bangs after the first chapter.Similar to the Dating Sim visual novels (see below), many protagonists in pornographic anime (better known as hentai in the West) have bangs that obscure their eyes, giving them faceless features.