🧌️ Troll emoji
HTML
🧌
Unicode
U+1F9CC
What is 🧌️ called?
🧌️ is called the Troll emoji.
Also known as bridge troll or folklore troll, and sometimes used for an internet troll. The online meaning describes behaviour; the picture itself is the fantasy creature.
What does 🧌️ mean?
🧌 is officially named troll. It depicts a troll from folklore: a large, rough-looking fantasy creature. It can also allude to an internet troll, a person who posts provocatively to disrupt discussion.
Use it for fairy tales, Norse-influenced folklore, fantasy games, monsters, bridges, caves, online trolling, or a deliberately grumpy fictional creature. The folklore creature and internet behaviour are separate meanings linked by the shared word “troll.” Related choices include 👹 Ogre and 💬 Speech balloon.
Other meanings
It can mean a folklore troll, cave monster, bridge troll, fantasy creature, internet troll, provocative comment, online harassment, disruption, ugliness in a fairy tale, or grumpy behaviour.
Example Usage
A troll guards the bridge in the story 🧌
Do not feed the trolls in the comments 🧌
More details
Officially named troll. Its code point is U+1F9CC. It was introduced in Emoji 14.0. It is a single code point with no skin-tone variants.
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Visual description
A green or earth-toned creature has a broad nose, pointed ears, shaggy hair, and a large heavy body.
Its bulky fairy-tale form differs from the decayed zombie and from an ordinary human face. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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