Smileys & Emotion emoji
πΊ Goblin
:japanese_goblin:
πΊ Goblin is a smileys & emotion emoji (face costume), often used for angry, creature, face, fairy. In Discord, type :japanese_goblin: to use it. Copy and paste it, or see its Unicode, similar emoji and how to use it.
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Goblin emoji details
| Emoji | πΊ |
|---|---|
| Discord shortcode | :japanese_goblin: |
| Also works in Discord | :goblin: |
| Unicode | U+1F47A |
| HTML | 👺 |
| Category | Smileys & Emotion βΊ Face costume |
| Emoji version | Emoji 1.0 (one of the originals) |
Keywords: angry, creature, face, fairy, fairytale, fantasy, mask, mean, monster, tale
How to use πΊ in Discord
- In a message, type
:japanese_goblin:. Discord turns it into πΊ when you send it. - To react to a message, hover it (press and hold on a phone), choose Add Reaction and search for βjapanese_goblinβ.
- Emoji also work in your status, your nickname and channel names: paste the emoji itself there.
- To send the code itself instead of the emoji, put a backslash in front:
\:japanese_goblin:.
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Questions about πΊ
What does the πΊ Goblin emoji mean?
πΊ is the Goblin emoji, in the Smileys & Emotion category (face costume). People use it for angry, creature, face, fairy, fairytale. Like any emoji, its meaning depends on the conversation.
How do I type πΊ in Discord?
Type :japanese_goblin: in any message, and Discord turns it into πΊ. You can also type a colon and the first letters, like :jap, and pick it from the list. Discord also accepts :goblin:.
How do I copy and paste the Goblin emoji?
Press Copy next to the emoji on this page, then paste it anywhere: a Discord message, your status, a channel name or a nickname.
Does πΊ look the same on every device?
No. Each platform draws emoji in its own style. On Discord it looks like the picture on this page (Twemoji), on every device, because Discord draws emoji itself.
Emoji picture by Twemoji (CC-BY 4.0). Names and keywords from Emojibase.