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| - If put into a keepsake box, a replica of the sunglasses is created, thus still allowing the player to switch between colours. The cosmetic version changes to match what the item version is currently set to (e.g. if the sunglasses are set to pink, the cosmetic version will also be pink).
- Sunglasses (たいようのメガネ , Glasses of the Sun?) (also known as Sun Shades in the SNES/PS version) is an accessory in Chrono Trigger. After charging the Moon Stone in Sun Keep from Prehistory to the Future, bring the Sun Stone to Taban in Lucca's House, and he will create the Sunglasses from it. The Wondershot, which is arguably Lucca's best gun, is also created from this stone.
- You may have noticed that certain characters, usually special security forces sent in during an alarm or later on in the game's mission mode, wear black sunglasses. While their main use is to protect the wearer's eyes from harsh sunlight, they're also known throughout popular culture as a way to instantly make you look "cool". Be it cooler or more threatening, they definitely change a person's image. This is no different in GoldenEye.
- Sunglasses are pairs of sunglasses that can be found on walks. They each have their own description. They can be found in the Accessories section of Supplies.
- The Sunglasses (サングラス Sangurasu?) are an optional Level Up Item for Knuckles the Echidna in Sonic Adventure 2 and Sonic Adventure 2: Battle.
- Sunglasses are a type of eyewear featured in The Last Stand: Union City.
- Sunglasses are Casual Wear head armor in Xenoblade Chronicles X. They are manufactured by Sakuraba Industries. This article about Xenoblade Chronicles X is a . You can help the My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Sunglasses, informally referred to as shades, are a form of protective eyewear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight and high-energy visible light from damaging or discomforting the eyes, via lenses that are colored, polarized or darkened. Sunglasses can also be worn to hide one's eyes, such as those with severe visual impairment, who may wear them to avoid making others uncomfortable. Sunglasses come in a variety of forms, including aviator sunglasses and sun visors.
- Sunglasses is the eighth episode of Jake and Amir which was first broadcast on Jun 11, 2007.
- Sunglasses (サングラス Sangurasu?) – ulepszenie dla Knucklesa, pojawiające się w grach Sonic Adventure 2 i Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. Są to metalowe okulary z niebieskimi szkiełkami. Są odpowiednikami Treasure Scope'a używanego przez Rouge.
- Glasses with special, darkened lenses that block ultraviolet light.
- At some stage in the history of the galaxy sunglasses were a popular fassion item but it hasn't been untill recently being in the universe have started waring them again. They were popular due to protection from the sun due to polarised lenses. Individuals who have worn sunglasses include Halas Kad and Yoichiro Miyaguchi.
- These glasses are mainly used as flash protection by security. These glasses remove the stun and white flash effect of the flash tool sometimes used for restraining an individual. Important: Wearing these glasses also allow traitors to identify other traitors as to avoid killing each other.
- Die Sunglasses (サングラス Sangurasu) sind ein optionales Level-Up-Item für Knuckles aus Sonic Adventure 2 bzw. Sonic Adventure 2: Battle.
- They were initially located in the Hallway, worn by the Ben Stiller bust blocking the door to Problem Sleuth's office. Wearing them renders you outrageously cool. They originated shortly after Ben Stiller hurled them off his face in a fit of anger, causing them to take an unfavorable trajectory away from his creepy gaunt features and into a nearby slothful intern's birthday cake. The intern, seeing this, not as the terrible turn of fate which it was for Stiller, who developed the beginnings of a rather obnoxious cataract later that day, but for the boon which it was, decided to wear the glasses for evermore. He died later that day after he failed to see the bus which hit him. In his favor, the bus driver was speeding, late and in a hurry to end his shift, but it was fatal nonetheless. The
- In Splinter Cell: Double Agent, sunglasses appear as a wearable item (classified as equipment) that reduces the chance of detection from enemies as well as providing a clearer contrast in the environment. The sunglasses only make an appearance in one level, Kinshasa. During gameplay, the sunglasses function similar to the player's Multi-Vision Goggles that are typically issued with on missions. Pressing right or left on the directional pad will toggle the sunglasses, typically at any time no matter what the player is currently doing.
- Sunglasses are a vanity item worn in the helmet slot. They are quite difficult to obtain due to the requirement of two Black Lenses. Unlike Goggles, Sunglasses provide no armor bonus. Equipping Sunglasses causes the sun to wear Sunglasses. (This effect is only visible to players wearing Sunglasses, so if the player is wearing Sunglasses on multiplayer, other players won't see the effect unless they themselves are also wearing Sunglasses.) The color of the Sunglasses can be changed with dyes, but there is only minimal change between normal and dyed Sunglasses.
- Sunglasses are an item used to protects ones eyes against the Sun. They are usually worn over the eyes, but sometimes sit on the hair if worn but unused. They can also be used for the purpose of making oneself look cool. The misguided evil shaman Doctor Shemp wears sunglasses and thinks he looks cool, driving Conan the Dragon insane. Spyro owns a pair of sunglasses and used them during his interview with Bob for the Dragon News Network after having found all the missing treasure and having defeated Gnasty Gnorc as well as having freed all the dragons from being trapped in Crystal Statues.
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