For when a character's eyes are pointed upwards relative to their face. This is often done to look cute, coy, childish, timid, submissive, or pleading.

Good examples include post #822731, post #1088527, post #459094, post #1851379, and post #2999790.

This expression is sometimes accompanied by the [[head down|face tilted downward]], sometimes with face facing forward but [[looking up|looking upward]], often occurs alongside [[raised eyebrows]]. It also occurs when a character is [[looking at viewer|looking at the viewer]], but is below their eye-level (such as often the case with [[fellatio]]).

This is different from [[rolling eyes]] or eyes rolled back in the head (as in [[ahegao]]) in that in this case something is actively being focused on and looked at. This is similar to [[sanpaku]] in that the white sclera of their eyes might be visible to three of four sides of their irises, but in this tag refers to a soft, gentle expression, whereas [[sanpaku]] refers to a shocked, angry, detatched, or unhinged expression.

h4. See also

* [[Tag Group:Eyes tags]]
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