đš Japanese Ogre Emoji
The Japanese ogre emoji đš depicts the face of a Japanese ogre, a scary creature associated with fantasy and fairy tales. It is used in contexts related to monsters, devils, masks, and frightening characters. The emoji can also represent an ogre or troll in fictional stories.
Japanese Ogre Emoji Meaning
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Meaning
A mythical creature resembling a fierce, red-skinned ogre with a large, menacing grin, sharp teeth, and horns. Often depicted with a blue or green hair tuft and a single or double horn on its forehead. Represents a Japanese ogre (Oni) from folklore, symbolizing evil, danger, or a mischievous character. Not to be confused with the Japanese goblin (Tengu) or other similar-looking emojis.
Common Uses
- Representing a mischievous or evil character: 'Watch out for the đš in the story!'
- Symbolizing danger or a threat: 'Feeling like there's a đš lurking around the corner.'
- Referring to a playful, mischievous person: 'He's such a đš when he plays pranks!'
Example Sentences
- In the game, the đš is the final boss you need to defeat.
- She loves to tell scary stories about đš from Japanese folklore.
- He's always the đš at Halloween parties, dressing up as an Oni.
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Japanese Ogre Emoji Details
Name
Japanese Ogre
Short Name
:japanese_ogre:
Unicode
U+1F479Unicode Version
6.0Release Year
2010
Category
Smileys & EmotionSubcategory
Face CostumePlatform Support
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