The emoji with the unicode 1F977 1F3FF is a combination of two emojis: 1F977 and 1F3FF. The 1F977 represents a
Ninja and 1F3FF is a skin tone modifier, specifically Type-6 or Dark Skin Tone. When combined, this emoji represents a Ninja with a Dark Skin Tone. It depicts a person dressed in the traditional attire of a ninja, which includes a mask covering the face, leaving only the eyes visible. The dark skin tone modifier indicates that this ninja has a darker skin color.
The primary and most common uses for this emoji are to represent stealth, agility, mystery, and martial arts. It can be used in conversations related to action movies, video games, or any context where stealth and secrecy are involved. It's also used to express a sense of adventure or to indicate that someone is being sneaky or secretive.
Non-romantic or non-obvious uses of this emoji could include representing positive sentiments such as bravery, skill, and discipline, which are traits often associated with ninjas. It could also be used to show affiliation with martial arts or to express admiration for the culture and traditions of Japan, where the concept of ninjas originated.
The Ninja emoji is relatively new, having been introduced in 2020 as part of Unicode 13.0. Its popularity may vary, but its likely to be popular among fans of action movies, video games, and martial arts. The addition of skin tone modifiers, including the Dark Skin Tone', is significant as it promotes diversity and inclusivity in digital communication.
Related emojis include other person-role emojis, such as the
Person in Tuxedo or
Person with Veil, as well as other emojis with the Dark Skin Tone modifier. The Ninja emoji also has variations with different skin tones, from Light Skin Tone to Dark Skin Tone.
The Ninja emoji with a Dark Skin Tone might be used in specific contexts or communities that value stealth, skill, and martial arts. For example, it might be used in gaming communities, in discussions about action movies, or in conversations about Japanese culture and history.