Official Meaning & Overview
A Japanese ogre (oni). Used to convey scariness, mischief, or a villainous role-play context.
Official Unicode CLDR Name
Ogre
Shortcode
:ogre:Related Meanings & Search Keywords
Ogredemonscarymonsterjapanesecreaturedevilfacefairyfairytalefantasymask
Official Names in 9 Languages
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Unicode Codepoint Breakdown
Standard single-codepoint Unicode emoji character
👹
U+1F479Ogre
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⚙️Technical Info
Unicode
U+1F479Hex Code
1F479Shortcodes
:ogre:CLDROgre
VersionEmoji 15.0
Developer Codes
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:ogre:HTML Entity (Hex)
👹HTML Entity (Dec)
👹CSS Content
\1F479JavaScript (ES6)
\u{1F479}UTF-16 / JSON
\uD83D\uDC79URL Escape
%F0%9F%91%B9Quick Reference FAQ
What does the 👹 Ogre emoji mean?
A Japanese ogre (oni). Used to convey scariness, mischief, or a villainous role-play context.
What is the Unicode and HTML entity for 👹 Ogre?
The Unicode codepoint for 👹 is U+1F479, its HTML hex entity is 👹, and its shortcode is :ogre:. It is part of Emoji 15.0.
How do you say the 👹 Ogre emoji in other languages?
Official localized names include: 한국어 "오니", 日本語 "鬼", 简体中文 "食人魔", 繁體中文 "食人魔", Español "Ogro".