Honestly, I don't really know why or how you'd use the Japanese Ogre emoji in everyday conversation. I suppose he could fill in for the Smiling Face with Horns or Imp… but he's so much cooler ...

As part of its Windows 11 design push, Microsoft also published fun redesigns for all of its emoji characters that added more character and texture than the older Windows 8- and 10-era versions.

Often used to show anger, an evil mask or the devil, the Japanese Ogre emoji represents an ogre called Namahage in Japanese folklore, that wards off evil spirits from homes. Meant to represent ...

Variations of the videotape and video camera emoji represent when you’ve sent your first, 50 and 500th video Snaps. If you use the app to send a lot of selfies you can earn the Ogre emoji which ...

Gaga replied, “In a vault guarded by [ogre emoji].” It should be noted that the emoji is described as an ogre by Emojipedia, but it could also easily be interpreted as a monster, which is a ...