🦹 Meaning: A gender-neutral description of an antagonist, with short, punky hair, a cat eye-shaped eye mask, and a flared villain costume. This character is mostly seen in shades of purple.
The 🦹 Supervillain emoji refers to a fictional bad guy or even a real-life villain. It signifies negative energy, a need to wreck something or someone, basically, the nemesis to any good guy.
This emoji is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.
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How and When to Use the 🦹 Supervillain Emoji
- If you’re doing something badass, like breaking hell loose in a game of Fortnite, then use 🦹 while bragging about your match score on your social media handle.
- Evil is a subjective description. So, you can use 🦹 while posting about anything that you believe to be evil (even in a casual, light-hearted sense – like about your sibling).
- If you’re a believer of the “dark side” or you relate to the qualities of a villain (not to be messed with, edgy, etc), you can use 🦹 in your social media profile name.
- If you’re texting someone about an evil colleague or an evil cousin who always looks out to screw your life up, use 🦹 in that context.
- If you’re either posting an evil meme (in a funny, “you’re Satan” kind of way) or sending someone that meme, you can use 🦹 in the post caption or as a direct message (DM).
Other Names
- 🦹 Evil Person
- 🦹 Antagonist
- 🦹 Nemesis
- 🦹 Adversary
- 🦹 Foe
- 🦹 Enemy
- 🦹 Rival
- 🦹 Contender
- 🦹 Opposite
- 🦹 Satan (could there BE a better villain?)