Emoji 0.6
ogre
Also known as creature, devil, face, fairy, fairytale
A red or purple monster face with horns, fangs, and a scowling expression.
Meaning
The ogre emoji represents a mythical creature often depicted in folklore and fairy tales. People use it to convey mischief, anger, or a monstrous mood in casual messaging.
Unicode name
A grotesque, demonic face with horns, used to represent an ogre or devil.
Platform designs
Apple
Apple's design shows a red ogre with two horns, bushy eyebrows, fangs, and a scowl.
Google
Google's Noto design depicts a purple ogre with horns, a wide mouth with teeth, and intense eyes.
Twitter
Twemoji design features a red ogre with horns, a toothy grin or grimace, and angry eyes.
Noto (Apache 2.0) · Twemoji (CC BY 4.0) · OpenMoji (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 👹 ogre and similar emojis?
These emojis look similar, but their official descriptions differ:
👹 ogre: A red or purple monster face with horns, fangs, and a scowling expression.
💩 pile of poo: A smiling pile of brown feces with large eyes and a broad grin.
🤡 clown face: A clown face with a white painted face, red nose, and colorful hair, often with a wide smile.
👹 ogre: A red or purple monster face with horns, fangs, and a scowling expression.
💩 pile of poo: A smiling pile of brown feces with large eyes and a broad grin.
🤡 clown face: A clown face with a white painted face, red nose, and colorful hair, often with a wide smile.
Which category does 👹 ogre belong to?
👹 ogre belongs to the smileys & emotion category, which contains 172 emojis.
Which Unicode version added 👹 ogre?
👹 ogre was added in Emoji 0.6. Its codepoint is U+1F479, made up of 1 code points.
