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	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==
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	In standard monstergirl depictions, oni are essentially "Japanese Giants"; they're usually quite close in personality to the standard [[ogre]] or [[giant]] monstergirl, being tough, blunt, straightforward, enjoying food, drink and sex in copious amounts, often rough lovers, and not prone to taking "no" for an answer. They are almost always closer to ogre-sized (larger than humans, but not hugely so) rather than giant-sized - your typical oni is anywhere from "heads and shoulders taller" to "twice your size", but almost never "building sized". They almost always have luridly colored skin and always have horns, usually cute little nubby ones ~~in imitation~~ of ~~Lum, the iconic~~ oni ~~monstergirl from 80s Japanimation~~ and ~~manga~~.		In standard monstergirl depictions, oni are essentially "Japanese Giants"; they're usually quite close in personality to the standard [[ogre]] or [[giant]] monstergirl, being tough, blunt, straightforward, enjoying food, drink and sex in copious amounts, often rough lovers, and not prone to taking "no" for an answer. They are almost always closer to ogre-sized (larger than humans, but not hugely so) rather than giant-sized - your typical oni is anywhere from "heads and shoulders taller" to "twice your size", but almost never "building sized". They almost always have luridly colored skin and always have horns, usually cute little nubby ones, but hey a lot of ''real'' oni art and statues have the same.

	In [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], oni are divided into two kinds; Red and Blue, for reasons talked about at the top of the page. Red Oni are basically sexy drunken thugs; their only concern is gorging themselves on liquor and finding a cute guy to screw, and they basically try to just take what they want. Blue Oni are more civilized and level-headed; Red Oni choose to act like savages, but Blue Oni try to be reasonable and diplomatic. However, they crave alcohol and are really bad at holding it, which means that when they get drunk, they become as horny and sexually aggressive as their Red sisters.		Despite what you might think, oni monstergirls actually have a basis in mythology. Depending on the myth, either there are female oni, or there are completely separate yokai who are considered female counterparts to oni called hannya and kijo. All of these versions have similar superhuman powers to male oni, but are usually described as looking incredibly beautiful - unless you piss them off, in which case they become terrifying to behold in their fury.

			''The'' iconic oni monstergirl in Japanese culture is Lum, the female protagonist of the 1979 manga "Urusei Yatsura". Long story short, Lum appears as a curvy, cute 17 year old teenage girl with iridescent (or green, in the 1981 manga) hair, cute little fangs, and two cute little horns, who runs around in a tiger-stripe patterned bikini and go-go- boots as her attire of choice. She can fly and throw lightning. Character-wise, she's established as a somewhat naive and inexperienced, but well-meaning and devotedly loving girl, with much of the "comedy" being that she has fallen head over heels in love with Ataru Moroboshi; a lecherous loser of a highschool guy who is a living magnet for supernatural and alien weirdness (oni, in this series, being aliens rather than traditional yokai) who would rather lust for the dream-pussy of a harem he never had and is never ''going'' to have rather than accept Lum's feelings for him. Even though this tends to make her jealous as all hell, which usually leads to her biting him or zapping him with lightning bolts, when she's not trying crazy schemes in hopes of forcing him to stop chasing skirts and join her in the wedding bed. Incredibly, given how ridiculously popular the character became ([[/a/]] could talk for hours about the impact Lum and Urusei Yatsura had on manga & anime of the 80s and 90s), she was actually intended to be a one-shot antagonist who was only supposed to show up in the very first chapter of the manga and then vanish - if it weren't for some nameless hero of an editor, Lum's creator would have junked her and never used her again.

			In the world of the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], oni are divided into two kinds; Red and Blue, for reasons talked about at the top of the page. Red Oni are basically sexy drunken thugs; their only concern is gorging themselves on liquor and finding a cute guy to screw, and they basically try to just take what they want. Blue Oni are more civilized and level-headed; Red Oni choose to act like savages, but Blue Oni try to be reasonable and diplomatic. However, they crave alcohol and are really bad at holding it, which means that when they get drunk, they become as horny and sexually aggressive as their Red sisters.

	See also: [http://yokai.com/kijo/ Kijo]		See also: [http://yokai.com/kijo/ Kijo]

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	An AD&D monster directly called the Oni did appear in the [[Kara-Tur]] setting.		An AD&D monster directly called the Oni did appear in the [[Kara-Tur]] setting.

	In 3rd edition the ogre mage was notoriously weak for its [[Challenge Rating]]. It wasn't a good melee brute, it wasn't a good caster and even with invisibility it wasn't terribly sneaky. It was so notorious for these failings that [http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dd/20060721a Wizards published a complete redo on their website]. [[d20 Modern]] maintains the original 3E version though the stats only show up in free adventure ''The 7:48 from Central Avenue''. An Ogre Mage is an ally in [[Urban Arcana]]'s sample adventure, but he is never given stats.		In 3rd edition the ogre mage was notoriously weak for its [[Challenge Rating]]. It wasn't a good melee brute, it wasn't a good caster and even with invisibility it wasn't terribly sneaky. It was so notorious for these failings that [https://web.archive.org/web/20161031220119/http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dd/20060721a Wizards published a complete redo on their website]. [[d20 Modern]] maintains the original 3E version though the stats only show up in free adventure ''The 7:48 from Central Avenue''. An Ogre Mage is an ally in [[Urban Arcana]]'s sample adventure, but he is never given stats.

	In 4th edition, WoTC decided it was time to stop denying that the Ogre Mage was anything other than an Oni with the name changed. They created an entire class of oni creatures, with the Ogre Mage now the... [[Derp\|Oni Mage...]] and added the Night Haunter in their first MM. This creepy sumbitch had a breath weapon that could put victims to sleep, heal itself by draining life from sleeping victims, disguise itself as any elderly humanoid of Medium or Large size, and assume a gaseous form. The second 4e MM added the Devourer, Overlord and Thunderer oni. "Open Grave" introduced two [[Shadowfell]]-native oni strains; the Souleater (take a wild guess what he does), and the Spiritmaster, a [[necromancer]] subspecies that considers the dead of all species, including its own, to be nothing more than potential servants.		In 4th edition, WoTC decided it was time to stop denying that the Ogre Mage was anything other than an Oni with the name changed. They created an entire class of oni creatures, with the Ogre Mage now the... [[Derp\|Oni Mage...]] and added the Night Haunter in their first MM. This creepy sumbitch had a breath weapon that could put victims to sleep, heal itself by draining life from sleeping victims, disguise itself as any elderly humanoid of Medium or Large size, and assume a gaseous form. The second 4e MM added the Devourer, Overlord and Thunderer oni. "Open Grave" introduced two [[Shadowfell]]-native oni strains; the Souleater (take a wild guess what he does), and the Spiritmaster, a [[necromancer]] subspecies that considers the dead of all species, including its own, to be nothing more than potential servants.

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	The '''Hungerseed''' are a type of [[Tiefling]] that had oni as their fiendish ancestor and are detailed in the ''Blood of Fiends''. They have +2 Strength, +2 Wisdom and -2 Charisma with bonuses to disguise and intimidate as well as an alter self spell-like ability. The flavor text indicates their ability scores should have been +2 Charisma, -2 Wisdom, though this would make them largely inferior to Angel-Kin [[Aasimar]] from the same book who ''also'' have +2 Strength, +2 Charisma and alter self as an SLA but have no wisdom penalty.		The '''Hungerseed''' are a type of [[Tiefling]] that had oni as their fiendish ancestor and are detailed in the ''Blood of Fiends''. They have +2 Strength, +2 Wisdom and -2 Charisma with bonuses to disguise and intimidate as well as an alter self spell-like ability. The flavor text indicates their ability scores should have been +2 Charisma, -2 Wisdom, though this would make them largely inferior to Angel-Kin [[Aasimar]] from the same book who ''also'' have +2 Strength, +2 Charisma and alter self as an SLA but have no wisdom penalty.

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	Ken-sun are the tallest and leanest of the elemental magi, with blue-white skin and a single great horn - some 2 to 3 feet in length - protruding from its forehead. Their writeup states that they have "a rocky appearance", but their artwork doesn't really support that. These oni are tied to the element of Air, and are the most magical of their kin; in addition their subtype, they possess a "Wind Breath" supernatural breath weapon that blows enemies away, a Deflecting Winds aura that surrounds them with a permanent, personal windstorm (unless they wish otherwise), and a permanent Freedom of Movement effect. More notably, they are the only elemental oni with spell-like abilities, being able to cast Control Weather 2/day and Sleet Storm 1/day. Smartest, most ambitious and most leader-like of their kin, they invariably gather large warbands arond them and even become legitimate rulers-through-conquest.		Ken-sun are the tallest and leanest of the elemental magi, with blue-white skin and a single great horn - some 2 to 3 feet in length - protruding from its forehead. Their writeup states that they have "a rocky appearance", but their artwork doesn't really support that. These oni are tied to the element of Air, and are the most magical of their kin; in addition their subtype, they possess a "Wind Breath" supernatural breath weapon that blows enemies away, a Deflecting Winds aura that surrounds them with a permanent, personal windstorm (unless they wish otherwise), and a permanent Freedom of Movement effect. More notably, they are the only elemental oni with spell-like abilities, being able to cast Control Weather 2/day and Sleet Storm 1/day. Smartest, most ambitious and most leader-like of their kin, they invariably gather large warbands arond them and even become legitimate rulers-through-conquest.

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	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==
			[[File:Ogre mage B1.png\|thumb]]
	One of the few significant changes to OGL monsters in [[Pathfinder]] was a complete redo of the Ogre Mage, turning it into something actually worthy of its CR. Paizo took this opportunity to change the Ogre Mage into just one breed of an Oni category, though no others would actually be printed for almost 3 years: Their Oni became a species of evil outsiders, envious spirits whose sheer [[Slaanesh\|hedonistic desire]] caused them to take on the form of humanoids so that they could experience physical sensations again. The Ogre Mage Oni was still pretty vanilla, but the 3rd Pathfinder Bestiary, and the Jade Regent adventure path, added a bunch more oni.		One of the few significant changes to OGL monsters in [[Pathfinder]] was a complete redo of the Ogre Mage, turning it into something actually worthy of its CR. Paizo took this opportunity to change the Ogre Mage into just one breed of an Oni category, though no others would actually be printed for almost 3 years: Their Oni became a species of evil outsiders, envious spirits whose sheer [[Slaanesh\|hedonistic desire]] caused them to take on the form of humanoids so that they could experience physical sensations again. The Ogre Mage Oni was still pretty vanilla, but the 3rd Pathfinder Bestiary, and the Jade Regent adventure path, added a bunch more oni.

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	'''Yabu:''' Daimyo of Curses, Promises and Volcanoes. Called the Lord of the Kazan Caldera, for his choice of dwelling in a dormant volcano upon [[Golarion]], Yabu takes the form of a muscular fire yai with stony skin and large, almost [[orc]]ish tusks. His Obedience is quite simple; just burn a model of a building and meditate on the smoke. He grants access to the [[Cleric Domain]]s of Destruction, Evil, Fire and Luck, with the subdomains of Ash, Catastrophe, Curse and Smoke, and his favored weapon is the Meteor Hammer.		'''Yabu:''' Daimyo of Curses, Promises and Volcanoes. Called the Lord of the Kazan Caldera, for his choice of dwelling in a dormant volcano upon [[Golarion]], Yabu takes the form of a muscular fire yai with stony skin and large, almost [[orc]]ish tusks. His Obedience is quite simple; just burn a model of a building and meditate on the smoke. He grants access to the [[Cleric Domain]]s of Destruction, Evil, Fire and Luck, with the subdomains of Ash, Catastrophe, Curse and Smoke, and his favored weapon is the Meteor Hammer.

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	~~File:PF~~ Ogre ~~Mage~~.~~jpg~~\|Ogre Mage		Ogre mage B1.png\|Ogre Mage
	~~File:~~Atamahuta.jpg\|Atamahuta		Atamahuta.jpg\|Atamahuta
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	~~File:~~Ice Yai.jpg\|Ice Yai		Ice Yai.jpg\|Ice Yai
	~~File:~~Earth Yai.jpg\|Earth Yai		Earth Yai.jpg\|Earth Yai
	~~File:~~Water Yai.jpg\|Water Yai		Water Yai.jpg\|Water Yai
	~~File:~~Wind Yai.jpg\|Wind Yai		Wind Yai.jpg\|Wind Yai
	~~File:~~Void Yai.jpg\|Void Yai		Void Yai.jpg\|Void Yai
	~~File:~~Ja Noi.jpg\|Ja Noi		Ja Noi.jpg\|Ja Noi
	~~File:~~Kuwa.jpg\|Kuwa		Kuwa.jpg\|Kuwa
	~~File:~~Nogitsune.jpg\|Nogitsune		Nogitsune.jpg\|Nogitsune
	~~File:~~Yamabushi.jpg\|Yamabushi		Yamabushi.jpg\|Yamabushi
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	See also: [http://yokai.com/kijo/ Kijo]		See also: [http://yokai.com/kijo/ Kijo]

	===~~Oni-Girl~~ Gallery===		===Gallery===
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	~~File:~~MGE Red Oni.jpeg\|A Red Oni.		MGE Red Oni.jpeg\|A Red Oni.
	~~File:~~MGE Blue Oni.jpg\|A Blue Oni.		MGE Blue Oni.jpg\|A Blue Oni.
	~~File:~~Traditional Oni.jpg		Traditional Oni.jpg
	~~File:~~Red Oni Sitting.jpg		Red Oni Sitting.jpg
	~~File:~~Blue Oni 1.jpg		Blue Oni 1.jpg
	~~File:~~Red and Blue Oni Sisters.jpg		Red and Blue Oni Sisters.jpg
	~~File:~~Oni Punk.jpg		Oni Punk.jpg
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	~~File:~~Oni Chef.jpg		Oni Chef.jpg
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	Oni have a long tradition in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], where they were initially ported over as the "Japanese Ogre" of OD&D, which eventually became the Ogre Mage in [[AD&D]]. This was [[FAIL\|described]] as an [[ogre]], but much smarter, and with both a variety of innate magical abilities and an affinity for spell-casting classes. In other words, pretty close to the opposite of an actual ogre. As such, it was a much greater threat than the standard ogre, which was basically just a bigger, tougher [[orc]] or a wimpier [[giant]], depending on how you looked at it.		Oni have a long tradition in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], where they were initially ported over as the '''Japanese Ogre''' of OD&D, which eventually became the '''Ogre Mage''' in [[AD&D]]. This was [[FAIL\|described]] as an [[ogre]], but much smarter, and with both a variety of innate magical abilities and an affinity for spell-casting classes. In other words, pretty close to the opposite of an actual ogre. As such, it was a much greater threat than the standard ogre, which was basically just a bigger, tougher [[orc]] or a wimpier [[giant]], depending on how you looked at it.

	An AD&D monster directly called the Oni did appear in the [[Kara-Tur]] setting~~, [http://www~~.~~lomion.de/cmm/oni.php as can be seen here.]~~		An AD&D monster directly called the Oni did appear in the [[Kara-Tur]] setting.

	In 3rd edition the ogre mage was notoriously weak for its [[Challenge Rating]]. It wasn't a good melee brute, it wasn't a good caster and even with invisibility it wasn't terribly sneaky. It was so notorious for these failings that [http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dd/20060721a Wizards published a complete redo on their website]. [[d20 Modern]] maintains the original 3E version though the stats only show up in free adventure ''The 7:48 from Central Avenue''. An Ogre Mage is an ally in [[Urban Arcana]]'s sample adventure, but he is never given stats.		In 3rd edition the ogre mage was notoriously weak for its [[Challenge Rating]]. It wasn't a good melee brute, it wasn't a good caster and even with invisibility it wasn't terribly sneaky. It was so notorious for these failings that [http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dd/20060721a Wizards published a complete redo on their website]. [[d20 Modern]] maintains the original 3E version though the stats only show up in free adventure ''The 7:48 from Central Avenue''. An Ogre Mage is an ally in [[Urban Arcana]]'s sample adventure, but he is never given stats.

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