Eye Color on Final Fantasy

[sharkythesharkdogg]

A fairly dark green.

[Chris]

My eyes:

[Dat Matt]

I have grey eyes. This is confusing to me as they were sky blue as a kid.

[Vasher]

Very light blue, but more "alive" than sky, like an amethyst.

My oldest son has brown, my youngest, blue.

[Mirage]

I have grey eyes. This is confusing to me as they were sky blue as a kid.

It's pretty common for both eye color and hair color to change as you age.

-edit-
actually, i just took a closeup of my eye so you all can decide which color it is yourselves!
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ng/closeye.jpg

man, it's hard to get perfectly focused pictures when you hold the camera just centimeters from your eyes. Moving it like 2-3 mm will send it completely out of focus again.

[theundeadhero]

M67, but sometimes they look blue with dark blue tinges and gold specs.

m67.jpg

[Shiny]

This is a real convo that happened this weekend:

Me: "Excuse me sir, where is the concession stand?"
Guy who worked at the place: " you have to go back outside to get back inside. What color are your eyes?"
Me: "...brown"

Why do I have to go back outside to get back inside the movie theater and how can someone not be able to tell brown eyes. Most obvious eye color of all, no?

[Depression Moon]

As a non-white person it only comes in color (excluding rare mutations) and that's brown.

I mean, what.

Generally only white people have blue eyes. Brown is a dominant gene and almost all non whites carry the brown gene. In order for a child to have blue eyes both parents must have the blue gene. If both of your parents are straight from Africa there's like less than 0% chance your child will have blue or green eyes. Green comes from both parents having blue and brown genes I beleive. My father has blues eyes and my mother green so, both of my parents have the blue gene present with only 1 bown gene from my mother which was outnumbered by the 3 blue genes 1 form mom and 2 from dad. so I got blue eyes and most of my siblings if I had any would be green or blue eyed. However if my father had brown eyes instead of blue we'd probably 75%+ have brown eyes.

My what was more so the fact that it's really not that rare for non whites to have hazel eyes.

But yes brown is dominant. Not sure why people always say brown is boring. I prefer darker eyes; dark blue, dark green, or brown. Sometimes hazel.

Hazel ain't anything but a light brown. The standard brown with less melanin.

[Rin Heartilly]

As a non-white person it only comes in color (excluding rare mutations) and that's brown.

I mean, what.

Generally only white people have blue eyes. Brown is a dominant gene and almost all non whites carry the brown gene. In order for a child to have blue eyes both parents must have the blue gene. If both of your parents are straight from Africa there's like less than 0% chance your child will have blue or green eyes. Green comes from both parents having blue and brown genes I beleive. My father has blues eyes and my mother green so, both of my parents have the blue gene present with only 1 bown gene from my mother which was outnumbered by the 3 blue genes 1 form mom and 2 from dad. so I got blue eyes and most of my siblings if I had any would be green or blue eyed. However if my father had brown eyes instead of blue we'd probably 75%+ have brown eyes.

My what was more so the fact that it's really not that rare for non whites to have hazel eyes.

But yes brown is dominant. Not sure why people always say brown is boring. I prefer darker eyes; dark blue, dark green, or brown. Sometimes hazel.

Hazel ain't anything but a light brown. The standard brown with less melanin.

I have to disagree with you there. I think there are lots of variations of hazel eyes. My dad had grey/blue eyes and my mum has black/brown eyes, and I came out with hazel eyes according to our family doctor. My eyes are green with bright brown in the middle with goldish flecks...its hard to explain, I may have to take a picture.

[Nate]

Brown. Next question.

[Shiny]

As a non-white person it only comes in color (excluding rare mutations) and that's brown.

I mean, what.

Generally only white people have blue eyes. Brown is a dominant gene and almost all non whites carry the brown gene. In order for a child to have blue eyes both parents must have the blue gene. If both of your parents are straight from Africa there's like less than 0% chance your child will have blue or green eyes. Green comes from both parents having blue and brown genes I beleive. My father has blues eyes and my mother green so, both of my parents have the blue gene present with only 1 bown gene from my mother which was outnumbered by the 3 blue genes 1 form mom and 2 from dad. so I got blue eyes and most of my siblings if I had any would be green or blue eyed. However if my father had brown eyes instead of blue we'd probably 75%+ have brown eyes.

My what was more so the fact that it's really not that rare for non whites to have hazel eyes.

But yes brown is dominant. Not sure why people always say brown is boring. I prefer darker eyes; dark blue, dark green, or brown. Sometimes hazel.

Hazel ain't anything but a light brown. The standard brown with less melanin.

I have to disagree with you there. I think there are lots of variations of hazel eyes. My dad had grey/blue eyes and my mum has black/brown eyes, and I came out with hazel eyes according to our family doctor. My eyes are green with bright brown in the middle with goldish flecks...its hard to explain, I may have to take a picture.

Agreed, hazel is really a multitude of colors mixed together. I've seen hazels that have yellow tinge, green, gray with some brown flecks. It depends on whatever color decides to be more dominate and the rest is just mixed in with some flecks. My brother's are definitely mostly golden.

[Mirage]

This thread needs more pictures of eoffer eyes.

[Markus. D]

i have dark brown eyes. terrible for colour contact lenses.

[Shiny]

i have dark brown eyes. terrible for colour contact lenses.

Why?

[Sephex]

This thread needs more pictures of eoffer eyes.

Alright.