Japanese Ogre
An emoji depicting a traditional Japanese ogre (Oni) with a red face and horns.
This emoji represents the Oni, a fearsome creature from Japanese folklore known for its horns and sharp fangs. Traditionally, Oni are said to bring misfortune and are driven away during the Setsubun festival by throwing roasted soybeans while chanting “Oni wa soto!”. They also feature in tales as guardians or embodiments of disease and disaster. In modern times, this emoji appears in contexts like Halloween costumes, video games, and cosplay events to convey humor, fright, or a sense of the supernatural. It captures both the cultural heritage and the playful side of these legendary demons.
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Examples
- • It's Setsubun today, let's throw beans at the 👹!
- • A 👹 appeared at the castle! Somebody help!
- • I dressed up as a 👹 for Halloween.
Technical Info
Unicode
U+1F479
NCR (Decimal)
👹
NCR (Hexadecimal)
👹
GitHub Short Code
:japanese_ogre:
Sentiment
negative
Version
E0.6
Emoji Representations (Platform, Font)
👹
Noto Emoji (Mono)
👹
Your Device
Emoji Only Sentences
Ogre-Slaying Adventure
👹➡️🏯
👦⚔️👹
👹💥
🏡🎉