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So all of the below emoji, even though Disney calls them emoji, are just stickers.

In contrast, all other emoji act more like images and stickers, splitting off any text before and after it into separate messages. The one distinction is that you can use real emoji in line with text. So any pictogram, ideogram, logogram, or whatever-gram can technically be an emoji. According to Unicode, emoji are simply 'picture characters,' and 'emoji' literally translates to 'picture' and 'written character' from Japanese, where they originated.

However, just because the Star Wars emoji below aren't official emoji doesn't mean they aren't technically emoji. For instance, Apple pushed out more than 200 new emoji for iPhone in iOS 14.5, as well as 112 new characters in iOS 15.4 - emoji that some Android devices implemented before Apple. Actual emoji that reside in your Android's or iOS device's keyboard are part of the Unicode Standard, which receives updates frequently.

What Are Star Wars Emoji?įirst, before you start spamming your conversations with Baby Yoda and Darth Vader, know that none of these are official emoji. Why are there no official Star Wars emoji in the Unicode Standard? We've got the 'Vulcan Salute' from Star Trek, so where's the force choke hand gesture?! While you may never see Star Wars officially invade your emoji keyboard, there are ways to send Star Wars emoji and stickers to your friends in your favorite chat app.

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