Emoji

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The two emojis, a smiling face with an open mouth and a monkey closing eyes , as shown on different platforms.
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Emojis [ eˈmodʑi ] ( Japanese 絵 文字 , picture characters' ) appear in the form of a pictogram and / or ideogram . They are used in particular in SMS and chats to replace terms. For the definition of terms, see emoticon .

history

As early as the 19th century there were so-called Setzerscherze (see Smiley # story ). In 1938 Ludwig Wittgenstein wrote that simple facial expressions could be used to describe more flexible and varied descriptions than just adjectives . In the late 1990s, Shigetaka Kurita created digital emojis for DoCoMo as part of the i-mode project. From 1982 onwards, emoticons spread on the Internet forerunner Arpanet . Today's emojis are comparatively large, detailed and colored, but in line with the capabilities of mobile phones at the time, these emojis were monochrome and only had an edge length of 12 × 12 pixels. That is why they were not subject to copyright law, due to the lack of creativity . This allowed other Japanese telephone companies to also make their own devices emoji-capable, and thus enabled rapid market penetration.

Since 2013, the Emojipedia website has been documenting all Unicode emojis with names, descriptions and images.

World Emoji Day has been celebrated since 2014 . The Chinese artist Xu Bing published the first fiction work written with only emojis as characters: Book from the Ground , which depicts a day in the life of a typical urban employee.

In 2015, Oxford University Press chose the emoji ? Face With Tears of Joy as word of the year , as the use of emojis would have increased significantly in 2015 and, as a “nuanced form of expression (...) could overcome language barriers” . According to an analysis by the keyboard provider SwiftKey, ? was the most frequently used emoji worldwide in 2015.

2017 was US 3D - computer animation film Emoji - The film , produced by Sony Pictures Animation , published on the emoji and its prominent role in digital communication is based.

Coding

Shift_JIS

Emojis were coded in a free area of Shift JIS (F89F to F9FC). However, there was initially no manufacturer-independent coding, so that different variants have established themselves over time. While only 176 emojis were defined at the beginning, their number increased to 722 by 2010. In addition to the DoCoMo variant, the KDDI and SoftBank variants in particular have become more widespread.

Unicode

Overview

It was only with the inclusion of the emojis in Unicode 6.0 in October 2010 that the basis for a globally standardized coding was created. At this point in time, the previous version, Unicode 5.2, already contained 114 of these characters in the blocks

Since emojis are used in these blocks, it was decided not to include the emojis as a single block in Unicode. Instead, the remaining emojis were on the existing blocks

  • Various technical signs,
  • Various symbols,
  • Dingbats,
  • Additional enclosed alphanumeric characters and
  • Additional enclosed CJK characters

as well as the new blocks

distributed. In total, Unicode 6.3 contains 722 emojis.

Of the 2834 additional characters introduced with Unicode 7.0, around 250 can be used as emojis without this being specifically specified. A count by the Washington Post comes to 240 new emojis. However, the exact total number of all emojis contained in Unicode remains unclear and is subject to a certain discretion.

Representation variants

Some characters can be represented both as colored and possibly animated emoji and as regular text components. For this reason, these alternatives were formally standardized in Unicode 6.1 with 214 characters: Using the so-called variant selectors , an application can now clearly decide whether emojis should be displayed in the style of the rest of the text or as images. If the variant selector U + FE0E follows an emoji character, the character must be displayed in the style of the rest of the text; if U + FE0F follows instead, the emoji style should be used.

The following example can be used to check whether the browser displays emojis correctly: The anchor character (⚓, U + 2693) once in text style (⚓︎, U + 2693 U + FE0E) and once in emoji style (⚓️, U + 2693 U + FE0F). If both variants look the same, either the browser in general or the specific font used does not support a style distinction via variant selector for emojis.

The same emoji can be designed and displayed differently in different services and operating systems and thus interpreted differently. If an emoji is sent to a mobile phone with a different operating system (Apple, Google, Microsoft, Samsung, LG) it will be displayed in the local font. The emoji “Grinning face with smiling eyes” (U + 1F601), for example, was viewed both negatively (Apple) and positively by users, depending on the platform. Even this one emoji was rated differently among Apple users.

Regional indicators

The regional indicators (U + 1F1E6 to U + 1F1FF) from the block Additional enclosed alphanumeric characters are a special form of emojis : These are sequences of two characters that correspond to country codes according to ISO 3166-1 ALPHA-2, for example ?? (U + 1F1E9 U + 1F1EA) for Germany. It is up to the respective application whether to display these country abbreviations as a sequence of letters ( DE ) or as a symbol, such as the flag of the relevant area ( Flag of Germany) or its stylized outline ( Outline of Germany). There are also some codes that differ from the ISO standard, such as IC .

use

According to a 2015 survey by SwiftKey , happy emojis are used the most (45%), followed by sad emojis, hearts, hand gestures and romantic representations. In addition, emojis with sexual allusions (especially the astrological sign for cancer as a substitute for 69 , but also banana, raised fist , eggplant, peach, cherries) and the droppings are used. In Germany, the emoji mouse is used more than average.

Moderate use of emojis by superiors or customer service representatives in professional email correspondence is perceived as empathic.

effect

In a large-scale study from 2017, the psychologist Dr. Monica A. Riordan found out that the use of emojis makes messages with positive content even more positive. The number of emojis was partly decisive for the effect on the recipient. The more emojis were placed at the end of a text message , the more positively it was perceived.

The same effects could also be found in messages with negative content. While these were still perceived as negative, the use of emojis reduced the level of perceived intensity of the text message.

The two linguists Michael Beißwenger and Steffen Pappert showed in a study of WhatsApp chats that emojis make two fundamental contributions to the design of communication in everyday digital communication : They mark the intention to express behind a written contribution (make it readable ) and thus ensure understanding, and they serve to maintain relationships (make the appreciation for the partner visible ).

Positioning in the sentence

As a rule, an emoji refers to the statement in the preceding sentence. It is not specified whether it is placed before or after the punctuation mark. According to a recommendation by Duden Consulting, the fact that it is part of the statement of the sentence speaks in favor of positioning before the punctuation mark. The comparison with an emotional footnote, on the other hand, is cited as an argument for placing after the punctuation mark. There is also the consideration of whether an emoji could completely replace the punctuation mark - especially the point that would usually be omitted in messenger communication anyway.

With regard to the position of emojis in tweets, these are more likely to be found in the second third. Overall, more positive and neutral emojis are used. As the distance to the beginning of the sentence increases, the emotionally charged smileys increase and the neutral ones decrease; accordingly, the emotional ones are mostly used at the end of the sentence and the neutral ones in the middle.

See also

literature

  • Answering a question about the term emoji . In: Der Sprachdienst 2, 2015, Volume 59, Page 77 ( ISSN  0038-8459 )
  • Elena Barnert, thumbs up. On the interpretation of emojis in right-hand traffic , in: Myops. Reports from the world of law 37 (2019), 32–38.

Web links

Commons : Emoji  - album with pictures, videos and audio files
Wiktionary: Emoji  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Overview

  1. Characters previously contained in the Basic Latin block (in connection with combining diacritical marks for symbols ) that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    # ⃣ U + 0023 U + 20E3 F985 F489 F7B0
    0⃣ U + 0030 U + 20E3 F990 F7C9 F7C5
    1⃣ U + 0031 U + 20E3 F987 F6FB F7BC
    2⃣ U + 0032 U + 20E3 F988 F6FC F7BD
    3⃣ U + 0033 U + 20E3 F989 F740 F7BE
    4⃣ U + 0034 U + 20E3 F98A F741 F7BF
    5⃣ U + 0035 U + 20E3 F98B F742 F7C0
    6⃣ U + 0036 U + 20E3 F98C F743 F7C1
    7⃣ U + 0037 U + 20E3 F98D F744 F7C2
    8⃣ U + 0038 U + 20E3 F98E F745 F7C3
    9⃣ U + 0039 U + 20E3 F98F F746 F7C4
  2. Previously in the Latin-1 block , supplement existing characters that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    © U + 00A9 F9D6 F774 F7EE
    ® U + 00AE F9DB F775 F7EF
  3. Characters previously contained in the General Punctuation block that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2002 F7AA
    U + 2003 F7A9
    U + 2005 F7AB
    U + 203C F9A9 F3F1
    U + 2049 F9A8 F3F0
  4. Characters already contained in the block of letter-like symbols that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2122 F9D7 F76A FBD7
    U + 2139 F74F
  5. Characters previously contained in the arrows block that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2194 F9E1 F47E
    U + 2195 F9E2 F480
    U + 2196 F8F8 F768 F7D7
    U + 2197 F8D9 F771 F7D6
    U + 2198 F8F7 F769 F7D8
    U + 2199 F949 F772 F7D9
    U + 21A9 F97E F779
    U + 21AA F778
  6. Characters already contained in the block Various technical characters that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 231A F9C4 F797
    U + 231B F798
  7. Characters already contained in the block Enclosed alphanumeric characters that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 24C2 F8BD
  8. Characters previously contained in the Geometric Shapes block that have also served as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 25AA F74E
    U + 25AB F74D
    U + 25B6 F74A F7DA
    U + 25C0 F749 F7DB
    U + 25FB F754
    U + 25FC F755
    U + 25FD F750
    U + 25FE F751
  9. Characters previously contained in the Various symbols block that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2600 F89F F660 F98B
    U + 2601 F8A0 F665 F98A
    U + 260E F8E8 F7B3 F949
    U + 2611 F7D9
    U + 2614 F8A1 F664 F98C
    U + 2615 F8D1 F7B4 F986
    U + 261D F6CF F94F
    U + 263A F6D4 FB54
    U + 2648 F8A7 F667 F7DF
    U + 2649 F8A8 F668 F7E0
    U + 264A F8A9 F669 F7E1
    U + 264B F8AA F66A F7E2
    U + 264C F8AB F66B F7E3
    U + 264D F8AC F66C F7E4
    U + 264E F8AD F66D F7E5
    U + 264F F8AE F66E F7E6
    U + 2650 F8AF F66F F7E7
    U + 2651 F8B0 F670 F7E8
    U + 2652 F8B1 F671 F7E9
    U + 2653 F8B2 F672 F7EA
    U + 2660 F8EF F7BE F7AE
    U + 2663 F8F1 F7C0 F7AF
    U + 2665 F8EE F378 F7AC
    U + 2666 F8F0 F7BF F7AD
    U + 2668 F99C F695 F763
    U + 267B F9DA F47D
    U + 267F F8FC F657 F7AA
    U + 2693 F682
    U + 26A0 F9DC F659 F7F2
    U + 26A1 F8A3 F65F F77D
    U + 26AA F756
    U + 26AB F757
    U + 26BD F8B7 F68F F958
    U + 26BE F8B4 F693 F956
    U + 26C4 F8A2 F65D F989
    U + 26C5 F666
    U + 26D4 F65C
    U + 26EA F7EB F977
    U + 26F2 F342 F761
    U + 26F3 F8B5 F7B6 F954
    U + 26F5 F947 F68D F95C
    U + 26FA F343 F762
    U + 26FD F8CC F78E F97A
  10. Characters already contained in the Dingbats block that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2702 F8D6 F6EF F9B3
    U + 2708 F8C3 F68C F95D
    U + 2709 F977 F6FA
    U + 270C F8F5 F7C3 F951
    U + 270F F9BE F679
    U + 2712 F952 F7DA
    U + 2714 F773
    U + 2716 F76B
    U + 2733 F75A F7A6
    U + 2734 F651 F7A5
    U + 2744 F662
    U + 2747 F644
    U + 2757 F9A7 F65A F961
    U + 2764 F991 F7B2 F962
    U + 27A1 F76E F7D4
  11. Characters already contained in the Additional Arrows-B block , which have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2934 F99A F3EE
    U + 2935 F9A5 F3EF
  12. Characters already contained in the block Various symbols and arrows , which have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2B05 F76F F7D5
    U + 2B06 F75B F7D2
    U + 2B07 F75C F7D3
    U + 2B1B F765
    U + 2B1C F764
    U + 2B50 F663 F9CF
    U + 2B55 F381 F9D2
  13. Characters already contained in the block CJK symbols and punctuation , which have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 3030 F9AE
    U + 303D F76C
  14. Characters already contained in the block Enclosed CJK characters and months that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 3297 F36C F9AD
    U + 3299 F9D9 F6CA F9B5
  15. Characters already contained in the Mahjongg stones block , which have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F004 F344 F76D
  16. Characters already contained in the block Additional enclosed alphanumeric characters that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F17F F8CD F67E F790
  17. Previously in the block Unicode block Additional enclosed CJK characters that have also been used as emojis since Unicode 6.0:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F21A F7B6
    ? U + 1F22F F35E F7CC
  18. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the Various technical characters (PDF) block :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 23E9 F74C F7DC
    U + 23EA F74B F7DD
    U + 23EB F761
    U + 23EC F760
    U + 23F0 F95E F7B1
    U + 23F3 F9C1 F654
  19. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the various symbols (PDF) block :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 26CE F673 F7EB
  20. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the Dingbats (PDF) block :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    U + 2705 F77A
    U + 270A F8F4 F488 F950
    U + 270B F8F6 F7C4 F952
    U + 2728 F99F F37E F9CE
    U + 274C F76C F9D3
    U + 274E F76D
    U + 2753 F65B F960
    U + 2754 F9D6
    U + 2755 F9D7
    U + 2795 F758
    U + 2796 F759
    U + 2797 F770
    U + 27B0 F9AF F3F2
  21. With Unicode 6.0 in the block Additional enclosed alphanumeric characters (PDF) newly inserted emojis:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F170 F3E7 FBD2
    ? U + 1F171 F3E8 FBD3
    ? U + 1F17E F3E9 FBD5
    ? U + 1F18E F3EA FBD4
    ? U + 1F191 F980 F7C8
    ? U + 1F192 F358 F7B4
    ? U + 1F193 F97B F795
    ? U + 1F194 F97C F35B F7C9
    ? U + 1F195 F982 F7E5 F7B2
    ? U + 1F196 F9D4
    ? U + 1F197 F9B0 F7CA F7ED
    ? U + 1F198 F6C1
    ? U + 1F199 F6E8 F7B3
    ? U + 1F19A F345 F76E
    ?? U + 1F1E8 U + 1F1F3 F3D2 FBB3
    ?? U + 1F1E9 U + 1F1EA F3CF FBAE
    ?? U + 1F1EA U + 1F1F8 F348 FBB1
    ?? U + 1F1EB U + 1F1F7 F3CE FBAD
    ?? U + 1F1EC U + 1F1E7 F3D1 FBB0
    ?? U + 1F1EE U + 1F1F9 F3D0 FBAF
    ?? U + 1F1EF U + 1F1F5 F6A5 FBAB
    ?? U + 1F1F0 U + 1F1F7 F3D3 FBB4
    ?? U + 1F1F7 U + 1F1FA F349 FBB2
    ?? U + 1F1FA U + 1F1F8 F790 FBAC
  22. With Unicode 6.0 in the block Additional enclosed CJK characters (PDF) newly inserted emojis:
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F201 F7A3
    ? U + 1F202 F35A F7C8
    ? U + 1F232 F9DD
    ? U + 1F233 F9DE F35D F7CB
    ? U + 1F234 F9DF
    ? U + 1F235 F9E0 F35C F7CA
    ? U + 1F236 F7B5
    ? U + 1F237 F7B7
    ? U + 1F238 F7B8
    ? U + 1F239 F359 F7C7
    ? U + 1F23A F35F F7CD
    ? U + 1F250 F6D0 F7C6
    ? U + 1F251 F7D8
  23. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the playing cards block (PDF) :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F0CF F473
  24. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the Various Pictographic Symbols (PDF) block :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F300 F8A4 F641 FB84
    ? U + 1F301 F8A5 F7B5
    ? U + 1F302 F8A6 F3BC FB7C
    ? U + 1F303 F957 F3C5 FB8C
    ? U + 1F304 F98E
    ? U + 1F305 F3C8 FB8A
    ? U + 1F306 F34D F787
    ? U + 1F307 FB8B
    ? U + 1F308 F3C6 FB8D
    ? U + 1F309 F698
    ? U + 1F30A F9E4 F481 FB7E
    ? U + 1F30B F457
    ? U + 1F30C F463
    ? U + 1F30F F7D0
    ? U + 1F311 F940 F7C5
    ? U + 1F313 F942 F7C7
    ? U + 1F314 F941 F7C6
    ? U + 1F315 F944
    ? U + 1F319 F943 F65E F98D
    ? U + 1F31B F661
    ? U + 1F31F F9D5
    ? U + 1F320 F640
    ? U + 1F330 F3F9
    ? U + 1F331 F9EB F482
    ? U + 1F334 F6BB F9A7
    ? U + 1F335 F369 F9A8
    ? U + 1F337 F9E8 F6BD F9A4
    ? U + 1F338 F9ED F6A3 F970
    ? U + 1F339 F7EA F972
    ? U + 1F33A F367 F9A3
    ? U + 1F33B F6BC F9A5
    ? U + 1F33C F44D
    ? U + 1F33D F3F7
    ? U + 1F33E FB85
    ? U + 1F33F F487
    ? U + 1F340 F9E6 F6EC F750
    ? U + 1F341 F9EC F6A7 F758
    ? U + 1F342 F340 F759
    ? U + 1F343 FB88
    ? U + 1F344 F3F8
    ? U + 1F345 F38F F9E9
    ? U + 1F346 F390 F9EA
    ? U + 1F347 F3F5
    ? U + 1F348 F3F3
    ? U + 1F349 F6A6 F9E8
    ? U + 1F34A F38E F9E6
    ? U + 1F34C F9E9 F3F6
    ? U + 1F34D F3F4
    ? U + 1F34E F9EA F38D F9E5
    ? U + 1F34F F45E
    ? U + 1F351 F3FA
    ? U + 1F352 F9E7 F6AB
    ? U + 1F353 F6AD F9E7
    ? U + 1F354 F8D4 F6AF F760
    ? U + 1F355 F3FC
    ? U + 1F356 F69D
    ? U + 1F357 F440
    ? U + 1F358 F387 F9DD
    ? U + 1F359 F9EE F6AE F9E2
    ? U + 1F35A F388 F9DE
    ? U + 1F35B F38A F9E1
    ? U + 1F35C F9F1 F7D1 F9E0
    ? U + 1F35D F389 F9DF
    ? U + 1F35E F9F2 F383 F9D9
    ? U + 1F35F F385 F9DB
    ? U + 1F360 F3FB
    ? U + 1F361 F386 F9DC
    ? U + 1F362 F38B F9E3
    ? U + 1F363 F38C F9E4
    ? U + 1F364 F474
    ? U + 1F365 F6C6
    ? U + 1F366 F384 F9DA
    ? U + 1F367 F3BE FB80
    ? U + 1F368 F44E
    ? U + 1F369 F44F
    ? U + 1F36A F450
    ? U + 1F36B F451
    ? U + 1F36C F452
    ? U + 1F36D F453
    ? U + 1F36E F45A
    ? U + 1F36F F45D
    ? U + 1F370 F9EF F6A9 F987
    ? U + 1F371 F391 F9EC
    ? U + 1F372 F392 F9ED
    ? U + 1F373 F6AA F788
    ? U + 1F374 F8D0 F685 F984
    ? U + 1F375 F9C3 F382 F9D8
    ? U + 1F376 F9F0 F36A F9AB
    ? U + 1F377 F9FB F69A
    ? U + 1F378 F8D2 F69B F985
    ? U + 1F379 F442
    ? U + 1F37A F8D3 F69C F988
    ? U + 1F37B F36B F9AC
    ? U + 1F380 F8E5 F7BC F9B4
    ? U + 1F381 F8E6 F6A8 F752
    ? U + 1F382 F8E7 F7BD F9EB
    ? U + 1F383 F3C2 FB86
    ? U + 1F384 F948 F6A2 F973
    ? U + 1F385 F3C4 FB89
    ? U + 1F386 F7FC F757
    ? U + 1F387 F3BF FB81
    ? U + 1F388 F36E F9B0
    ? U + 1F389 F36F F9B2
    ? U + 1F38A F647
    ? U + 1F38B F441
    ? U + 1F38C F34C F784
    ? U + 1F38D F3B7 FB76
    ? U + 1F38E F3B8 FB78
    ? U + 1F38F F3BB FB7B
    ? U + 1F390 F3C1 FB83
    ? U + 1F391 F3C3 FB87
    ? U + 1F392 F3BA FB7A
    ? U + 1F393 F3B9 FB79
    ? U + 1F3A0 F8DA
    ? U + 1F3A1 F645 F764
    ? U + 1F3A2 F3B6 FB73
    ? U + 1F3A3 F446
    ? U + 1F3A4 F8D7 F6DC F97C
    ? U + 1F3A5 F8D8 F6F0 F97D
    ? U + 1F3A6 FBA7
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  25. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the Smileys (PDF) block :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F601 F9F8 F485 FB44
    ? U + 1F602 F468 FB52
    ? U + 1F603 F995 F649 F998
    ? U + 1F604 FB55
    ? U + 1F605 F9C7
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    ? U + 1F612 F9CA F39D FB4E
    ? U + 1F613 F9C8 F7F6 F748
    ? U + 1F614 F9C5 F394 FB43
    ? U + 1F616 F998 F397 FB47
    ? U + 1F618 F3A3 FB58
    ? U + 1F61A F3A2 FB57
    ? U + 1F61C F9CD F6C0 F745
    ? U + 1F61D FB49
    ? U + 1F61E F997 F999
    ? U + 1F620 F996 F64A F99A
    ? U + 1F621 F9C9 F461 FB56
    ? U + 1F622 F9D3 F46D FB53
    ? U + 1F623 F9D0 F396 FB46
    ? U + 1F624 F395
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    ? U + 1F628 F39A FB4B
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    ? U + 1F62A F398 FB48
    ? U + 1F62B F64C
    ? U + 1F62D F9D2 F64B FB51
    ? U + 1F630 F39F FB4F
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    ? U + 1F64C F48B FB67
    ? U + 1F64D F48C
    ? U + 1F64E F48D
    ? U + 1F64F F3A6 FB5D
  26. New emojis added with Unicode 6.0 in the traffic and map symbols block (PDF) :
    character Code point (s) in Unicode DoCoMo Shift-JIS Code KDDI Shift-JIS code SoftBank Shift-JIS code
    ? U + 1F680 F7F8 F74D
    ? U + 1F683 F8BC F68E F95E
    ? U + 1F684 F8BE FB75
    ? U + 1F685 F689 F95F
    ? U + 1F687 F7EC FB74
    ? U + 1F689 F471 F979
    ? U + 1F68C F8C1 F688 F79A
    ? U + 1F68F F680 F791
    ? U + 1F691 F3B4 FB71
    ? U + 1F692 F3B3 FB70
    ? U + 1F693 F3B5 FB72
    ? U + 1F695 F79B
    ? U + 1F697 F8BF F68A F95B
    ? U + 1F699 F8C0 FB6E
    ? U + 1F69A F68B FB6F
    ? U + 1F6A2 F8C2 F355 F7A2
    ? U + 1F6A4 F775
    ? U + 1F6A5 F8CE F642 F78F
    ? U + 1F6A7 F34A F777
    ? U + 1F6A8 F477
    ? U + 1F6A9 F983 F3ED
    ? U + 1F6AA F9B9
    ? U + 1F6AB F75D
    ? U + 1F6AC F8E0 F655 F9AE
    ? U + 1F6AD F8E1 F656 F7A8
    ? U + 1F6B2 F9C2 F687 F776
    ? U + 1F6B6 F476 F7A1
    ? U + 1F6B9 F778
    ? U + 1F6BA F779
    ? U + 1F6BB F8CF F67D F792
    ? U + 1F6BC F77A
    ? U + 1F6BD F781
    ? U + 1F6BE F9A9
    ? U + 1F6C0 F34B F780

Remarks

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  15. a b The Unicode Blog: Announcing The Unicode Standard, Version 7.0 (Engl.)
  16. ^ A complete-ish list of the 200+ new emoji Unicode introduced today. (English)
  17. a b Unicode Emoji FAQ # 4.1: How many emoji characters are in Unicode now ?. (English)
  18. Unicode Emoji FAQ # 5: How should emoji be displayed ?. (English)
  19. Unicode Emoji FAQ # 6: What about characters whose name specifies a color ?. (English)
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  21. Unicode: Directory of standardized character variants. (English)
  22. Unicode: Graphically prepared directory of standardized character variants. ( Memento of the original from May 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (English)  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.unicode.org
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  26. Unicode Emoji FAQ # 13: But the Unicode Standard includes other flags, why don't you include my flag ?. (English)
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