Tag for "blinking" inside the sclera.

Apparently not even admins know of a tag for this trope post #5145224, post #5408050, post #5138584, post #6438644, post #5611812, post #4412743. What do we call this?

Blinking_inside_eyes, blinking_inside_sclera?

This is not Wurmple or even bug exclusive at all, that was just the quickest example to find. I initially noticed it with something I wanted to upload but am putting off until it has a good tag.

Edit: @GunGoose22 on the discord came up with inner_blink and pupil_blink both of which, esp the latter I like more than my own suggestions.
Also I compiled this into a small pool for examples and maybe a bur pool #21946.

War6t2 said:
post #5145224, post #5408050, post #5611812

You can use the tag u u

And for posts like post #5138584 use the tag horizontal pupils

Yes but for the specific trope of the sclera being visible around the closed eyes. The last post isn't horizontal pupils, the wurmple is supposed to be sleeping and its eyes are closed.

We definitely need a tag for this as it is fairly common in some stylizations, though I don't know what would be better for a tag name - whether blinking_inside_eyes, pupil_blinking or closed_pupils if we wanted something more neutral-sounding. Regardless of whichever gets chosen though, if we're going with one of the two 'blinking' name proposals, having a utility alias for the other that isn't chosen would probably aid in tag visibility.

As the blinking tag is for animation, we shouldn't use the term in the tag name for these as it'd only encourage people to start misusing the blinking tag.

shouldn't blinking have a qualifier like winking (animated).

are there examples of still images where blinking applies that wouldn't otherwise be covered by closed eyes / one eye closed

c_spl said:

shouldn't blinking have a qualifier like winking (animated).

Blinking does include depictions like post #7279615 where you have sequential frames that also show blinking, but the majority of it is for animation.