👺 코주부 도깨비 가면

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Depicting a tengu from Japanese mythology, this emoji covers anger, mischief, and evil. In Japan it also doubles as a jab at conceit (tengu ni naru = to get a big head), while in the West it's often paired with the viral 'goblin mode' slang for unapologetic laziness.

키워드: 가면, 도깨비, 동화, 몬스터, 심술궂은, 얼굴, 일본, 코주부 도깨비, 판타지, 화난

전 세계에서의 사용법

• Japan

  Because 'tengu ni naru' (becoming a tengu) means getting conceited in Japanese, the emoji is often used to tease someone for being full of themselves — a nuance rooted in Noh and Kabuki theater mask imagery.

• United States

  Primarily used for trolling and mischief, and since 2022 commonly paired with 'goblin mode' — Oxford's Word of the Year for unapologetically lazy, self-indulgent behavior.