Meta eye FNF

Unboundhusk Eye. Often mentioned—though not strictly a "Meta Eye"—it appears as an antagonist in the ninth installment of the Multicorn Saga, featured in the song "Unboundhusk." It is quite aggressive; its "spam" (repetitive attacks) can feel mindless, yet it carries a sharp, resonant quality. It takes the form of a crimson, multi-spiked entity, centered around a black-and-red eye with a red-and-black pupil. The spikes orbit the eye, following specific trajectories.

Scopoliosis Eye is the fourth form of Meta Eye; its spikes have become blunt, and it now resembles a bloodshot eye with a black pupil. It features highly aggressive, high-frequency spam. It serves as an antagonist in the songs "Scopoliosis" and "The Eye of God" (in the last part). This form is extremely aggressive toward the player.

Banger Eye is the third form of Meta Eye. It appears as a dark-gray eye with a red pupil, and its five spikes—located both above and below—have become even longer and sharper. It seems to be getting more serious; the more serious it becomes, the more powerful its spam attacks grow. This is an inherently aggressive form. It appears as an opponent in the song "The Eye of God" (specifically during the third section of the track, and in the part where it becomes more serious).

Ommetaphobia Eye is the next form of Meta Eye. It appears as a white eye with a black pupil, which itself contains a smaller, glowing white pupil. It retains the five spikes above and below, though they are now sharper. Its spam attack patterns are more aggressive and significantly more intense; it is also somewhat less neutral in its disposition. It serves as an opponent in the songs "Ommetaphobia" and "The Eye of God" (during the latter's second section).

Scopomania Eye is the primary form of Meta Eye. It appears as a red eye with a black pupil and five spikes extending from both the top and the bottom. It serves as an antagonist in the song "Scopomania" and the first part of the song "The Eye of God." Its disposition is neutral-aggressive, and it possesses a moderate level of spamming capability.