đē Japanese Goblin Emoji
Technical Details
Name
Japanese Goblin
Short Name
:japanese_goblin:
Unicode
U+1F47A
Unicode Version
1.0Release Year
2010
Category
Smileys & EmotionSubcategory
Face CostumePlatform Support
Apple Google Twitter Facebook
Has Skin Tones
No
Platform Renderings
Unicode

Apple Style

Google Style

Twitter Style

Facebook Style
Gmail
KDDI
Emoji Styles

3D Style
Color Style
Flat Style
High Contrast
SVG Code
<svg width="128" height="128" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <text x="64" y="64" font-size="96" text-anchor="middle" dominant-baseline="middle" font-family="serif" >đē</text> </svg>
Emoji Meaning
Meaning
A traditional Japanese goblin (oni) depicted as a red or green face with a menacing expression, often with pointed ears, sharp teeth, and horns. The design varies slightly across platforms, with some featuring a more detailed and colorful appearance. Symbolizes evil spirits, mischief, and folklore characters. Part of the Smileys & Emotion category, specifically in the face-costume subcategory.
Common Uses
- Referring to folklore or mythical creatures: 'The story of the đē is quite fascinating.'
- Indicating mischief or trouble: 'Looks like someone's up to no good đē.'
- Joking about scary or mischievous behavior: 'Don't let the đē scare you, it's just a prank!'
Example Sentences
- In Japanese folklore, the đē is often depicted as a mischievous spirit.
- He was acting like a đē, causing all sorts of trouble at the party.
- The đē costume was so realistic, it scared the kids at the Halloween party.