🦹️ Supervillain emoji
HTML
🦹
Unicode
U+1F9B9
What is 🦹️ called?
🦹️ is called the Supervillain emoji.
Also known as comic-book villain, evil mastermind, masked villain. These are natural folklore or genre descriptions; the official Unicode name is supervillain.
What does 🦹️ mean?
🦹 is officially named supervillain. It depicts a person as a supervillain, comic-book antagonist, or person performing a theatrically evil role.
Use it for comics, films, games, costumes, fictional evil plans, rivalries, playful mischief, or joking that somebody is the villain of a situation. Its meaning is generic rather than tied to one copyrighted character, belief, or story. Related choices include 🦹 Supervillain and 🦸 Superhero.
Other meanings
It can mean a villain, nemesis, evil mastermind, comic antagonist, superpower, costume, dramatic plotting, mischief, or the opposing side. Figurative readings are usually playful and depend on the surrounding message.
Example Usage
Every story needs a dramatic rival 🦹
I may have taken the last biscuit 🦹
More details
Officially named supervillain. Its code point is U+1F9B9. It was introduced in Emoji 11.0. The base form is gender-inclusive; man and woman forms use ZWJ sequences where present.
Variants
Visual description
A neutrally styled figure appears with a dramatic costume, eye mask, and cape or high collar.
The design is a generic fictional villain and does not name a particular copyrighted character or imply real criminality. Colours, clothing, poses, and facial details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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