They’re often thought of as red, pink or blue-ish in color, sporting monstrous horns ... But that, of course, is incorporated into Japanese oni, too." Legend of the Drunken Demon In folklore, oni are ...

The common image of the oni in Japan today is of fierce red or blue creatures with two horns ... The word is sometimes translated into English as “demon” or “ogre.” Over the centuries ...

None of the fault lies with the oni girl herself, a one-horned demon named Tsumugi who leaves the safety of her home (a secret oni community called The Hidden Village) in hopes of tracking down ...

blue and yellow oni, a kind of demon in Japanese folklore, with an enormous spear and a spine-chilling roar. Children in white robes held burning torches to light the action. Around them ...