Smileys & Emotion
Costume & Character Faces emoji
Copy and paste 11 costume & character faces emoji in Smileys & Emotion. Explore 2 Unicode groups with meanings, code points, versions, and compatibility notes.
11 emoji and variants2 Unicode subgroupsEmoji 13.0 newest version
Copy costume & character faces emoji
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What is included in costume & character faces emoji?
This collection draws from 2 Unicode subgroups: face costume, face hat. Representative entries include 🤠 cowboy hat face, 🥳 partying face, 🥸 disguised face, 💩 pile of poo.
Collection purpose
Costume and character faces cover disguise, performance, fantasy, celebration, and recognizable roles. Use them for the depicted character or event rather than assuming every mask communicates the same mood.
Quick choice tips
- Pick the emoji whose official name best matches your idea.
- Read the full meaning page before using a symbol in a sensitive message.
- Compare this set with the smileys & emotion emoji hub or search all entries in the meaning finder.
How to use costume & character faces emoji
Face artwork can shift from warm to awkward across platforms, so compare the eyes and mouth and keep sensitive feelings explicit in words. This collection is most useful for reactions, emotional check-ins, humor, affection, and conversational tone.
Unicode composition and compatibility
0 of 11 entries use more than one Unicode code point, and 0 alternate text or emoji presentation forms are indexed for lookup. The collection spans Emoji 0.6 through Emoji 13.0. Each card copies the recommended RGI character or sequence as text; the receiving device supplies the artwork.
Subgroups represented
- Face Costume: 8 matching entries
- Face Hat: 3 matching entries
Complete meaning index
Every costume & character faces emoji meaning
These descriptive links cover every indexable character in this collection. Skin-tone variants stay searchable in the copy grid while their base entries carry the primary meaning pages.