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''[[Ao Oni]]'' is a Japanese indie horror game, created with RPG Maker XP. It follows the adventure of four teenagers who go into an abandoned mansion (which is supposedly haunted) in order to investigate...

Provided inspiration for ''[[Heta Oni]]'', an ''[[~~Axis Powers Hetalia (Manga)|~~Axis Powers Hetalia]]''-themed parody/reinterpretation. Other games inspired by it include ''Aka Oni'', ''Siro Oni'', ''Niji Oni'', ''Hakkyou Oni'', ''Gon Oni'', and ''Ao Oni S''.

Provided inspiration for ''[[Heta Oni]]'', an ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]''-themed parody/reinterpretation. Other games inspired by it include ''Aka Oni'', ''Siro Oni'', ''Niji Oni'', ''Hakkyou Oni'', ''Gon Oni'', and ''Ao Oni S''.

Keep in mind that with different revisions of the game may have significant differences within the plot.

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* [[It's All My Fault]]: Takeshi blames himself for convincing the others to visit the mansion in the first place.

* [[Jump Scare]]: The cutscene when you're trapped in the jail could count. But if you really want a Jump Scare, hide in a closet with the monster in the room. {{spoiler|At the end of the game, you get one of these with a horrifying sound to boot.}}

* [[Leaning On the Fourth Wall]]: The monster will, at times, {{spoiler|use the text boxes to its advantage}}. In version 6, {{spoiler|not even the status screen is safe!}}

* [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]: The monster will, at times, {{spoiler|use the text boxes to its advantage}}. In version 6, {{spoiler|not even the status screen is safe!}}

** The [[South Park]] spoof [[Lampshades]] this when {{spoiler|Takeshi screams at you for talking to him, because he ''knows'' the Ao Oni's been using the text boxes to pop up behind its victims}}.

* [[Let's Split Up, Gang!]]: While splitting up in the first place is involuntary, when Hiroshi actually ''finds'' his friends, they rarely agree to sticking together.

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* [[Morphic Resonance]]: In Version 6, {{spoiler|After your friends die, they turn into monsters that look exactly like the original monster except they retain the hair and hairstyle they had as humans.}}

* [[Nothing Is Scarier]]: In version 6, there's no music except for when a monster appears, which is a repeating [[Scare Chord]]. Also, at some points the player has to hide in an empty wardrobe in the bedrooms; the screen goes black and the music is silenced. The only thing you can hear is the door opening when the monster enters to find you, then the door closing once it leaves. Even worse, in some cases, the monster will appear in the room just before you enter the wardrobe, thus causing a Game Over.

* [[Off ~~With~~ His Head]]: {{spoiler|Takuro}} dies this way in version {{spoiler|3.0}}, via surprise head chomp.

* [[Off with His Head]]: {{spoiler|Takuro}} dies this way in version {{spoiler|3.0}}, via surprise head chomp.

* [[Once an Episode]]: Every version of the game is different, but a few things happen in all of them.

* [[Ordinary High School Student|Ordinary Middle School Student]]

* [[Plotline Death]]: If someone's gonna die, it's usually gonna be like this.

* [[Retraux]]: The game is frequently noted for its similarity to the original ''[[Clock Tower (~~Video Game~~)|Clock Tower]]''.

* [[Retraux]]: The game is frequently noted for its similarity to the original ''[[Clock Tower (series)|Clock Tower]]''.

* [[Room Full of Crazy]]: In 6. It doesn't appear until you {{spoiler|hide in the cupboard there}}, however.

* [[Scare Chord]]: the music played when chased.