anty the 紅乃壱 oni
Oni are a kind of yōkai, supernatural demon, devils, ogre, or troll in Japanese folklore. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads.
People born in Oni (First 49 people) - Page 86
Ando Leps
Politician
Martti Juhkami
Estonian volleyball player
Raido Rankel
Cross-country skier
René Vilbre
Estonian film director
Tarmo Kulmar
Estonian historian
Toomas Varek
Former Minister of the Interior of Estonia
Valdur Mikita
Estonian writer
Vallo Toomla
Actor
Aili Vint
Estonian graphic designer
Andres Võsand
Tennis player
Peeter Tooming
Estonian photographer
Reigo Tamm
Estonian opera singer
Anu Anton
Musical artist
Raimond Kaugver
Estonian writer
Janek Õiglane
Olympic athlete
Hando Mugasto
Estonian printmaker
Lembitu Kuuse
Journalist
Jüri Muttika
Journalist
Tõnu-Andrus Tannberg
Historian
Liis Lindmaa
Estonian television actress
Ave Pajo
Estonian football player
Triin Ojaste
Estonian cross-country skier
Moonika Aava
Olympic athlete
Kaarin Raid
Estonian director
Kaarel Nurmsalu
Estonian former ski jumper
Ivo Varts
Artist
Ants Leemets
Estonian Politician
Peep Sürje
Estonian engineer
Janis Sirelpuu
Estonian volleyball player
Rainer Vassiljev
Estonian coach
Urbo Vaarmann
Estonian Politician
Peep Jänes
Estonian architect
Kalju Saaber
Writer
Tõnu Ots
Psychologist
Stanisław Herbst
Polish historian
Tõnu Tannberg
Historian
Alar Streimann
Estonian diplomat
Rannar Vassiljev
Estonian Politician
Helve Raik
Katri Raik's mother
Jacob von Sievers
Statesman
August Georg Wilhelm Pezold
Painter and lithographer
Kaljo Pork
Botanist
Arno Sild
Estonian politician
Santino Solari
Architect
Oskar Nisu
Estonian cyclist
Herbert Tampere
Estonian folklorist
Johannes Käbin
Estonian Politician
