90s Circular (Sun)glasses Archetype Shrine

There is a certain kind of 90s character which exists in phase space between geeky hacker and tacticool remote-activated bomb user.

Image Reference	Name	Class	Source	Vibe	Comment
	Sarah Connor	Merc	Terminator 2, 1992	10/10	The original cool traumatized lead character, the truest merc on the list.
	Harley Stone	Merc	Split Second, 1992	10/10	This movie sucks but Rutger Hauer has cyberpunk in his DNA
	Boris	Hacker	Goldeneye, 1995	10/10	"I'm invincible!"
	Tank Girl	Merc	Tank Girl	10/10	I'm glad I could enjoy stuff like this before we invented cringe, because Tank Girl exists at a cosmic scale of 'LOL RANDOM' energy by today's standards.
	Morpheus	Prophet	The Matrix, 1999	10/10	Possibly the most unique pair in the set, they stay clipped on via pure Wachowski energy
	Leon the Professional	Merc	Leon the Professional, 1994	10/10	French guys get +1 to the merc category by default
	Batou	Merc	Ghost in the Shell, 1995	10/10	Dude is so cool he had them surgically built into his head. As a member of Section 9 he's almost hacker enough to count as one, but his use of guns and being a cop takes him over the edge into merc terrirtory
	Cereal Killer / Emanuel Goldstein	Hacker	Hackers, 1995	10/10	"Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most". Even if Matthew Lillard wasnt wearing those glasses, we can say for sure he is spirtually wearing those glasses. Lillard represents the furthest edge of the 'oddball tinkerer' spectrum these characters are measured on.
	Judge Doom	Villain	Who Framed Rodger Rabbit, 1988	10/10	I forgot about this guy and his glasses because the ending sequence where he looks 'different' traumatized me.
	"The Lady"	Merc	The Quick and the Dead, 1995	10/10	"Some people deserve to die."
	Spider Jerusalem	Prophet	Transmetropolitan	Partial Credit	If this had been a movie and not a comic book it would have resulted in a far worse case of Cautionary Tale Worshiping Syndrome than even Fight Club among men of my age.
	Castor Troy	Villain	Face/Off, 1997	Partial Credit	Villains wear suits
	Mickey	Merc	Natural Born Killers, 1994	10/10
	Simon Peter Gruber	Villain	Die Hard with a Vengeance, 1995	Partial Credit	Jeremy Irons is such an odd man.
	Yaz / Jack Paul Quinn	Merc	Double Team, 1997	Partial Credit	Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dennis Rodman, incredibly stupid movie.
	Alex Raine	Merc	Nemesis, 1992	10/10	Little known film staring Olivier Gruner as Jean-Claude Van Damme, it's really bad but aesthetically inventive. So much Matrix merc stuff going on here, especially for a 1992 low-budget affair.
	Hal 'Otakon' Emmerich	Hacker	Metal Gear Solid, 1998	Partial Credit	Perfect example of the "Character from Japanese Media who has a Vaguely German Name" trope.
Honorable Mentions
	Dracula	Villain	Bram Stoker's Dracula, 1992	Honorable Mention	The pinball machine of this movie is legendary
	Sebastian Cobb	Prophet	The Simpsons, 1993	Honorable Mention	Zee Germans
	Colonel Jack O'Neil	Merc	Stargate, 1994	Honorable Mention	Runner up because the character is a bit too square to be wearing these glasses, but they do fit the tacti-cool vibes
	Biology Teacher	Villain	Starship Troopers, 1997	Honorable Mention	Too much of a side character but she steals the show in the 1 minute she's in
	Ray Arnold	Hacker	Jurassic Park, 1993	Honorable Mention	A little too stiff to be a true hacker, but we give him the points because he is still a cool character.
	Iggy	Villain	Super Mario Brothers, 1993	Honorable Mention	Didn't appear enough in the film to qualify for the big leagues, but a classic henchy villain character none-the-less.
	Nicolas Cage (Again)	Prophet	Reality	Honorable Mention	Fun fact: Nicolas Cage was never acting in any of the movies he was in.
	Hideo Kojima	Prophet	Reality	Honorable Mention	I think this dude is both a genius and also overhyped and annoying. The Kanye West of "strand type" games
	William Gibson	Prophet	Reality	Honorable Mention	Wrote the book.