The brawl cloud 🫯 with its codepoint, its input routes, the emotion shelf Unicode files it on, and the comic-strip convention it encodes. Tap the cloud to copy it, and the effect glyphs below are what people reached for before it.
🫯 FIGHT CLOUD (U+1FAEF) was added in Unicode 17.0 and reached most phones with iOS 26.4 in March 2026. It is filed under **emotion**, not under people or objects, because it depicts no one: the cloud is the convention comics use to hide a scuffle while telling you a scuffle is happening. Jennifer Daniel, who wrote the character's Unicode proposal, described it in April 2026 as a visual verb for when things get messy. This page covers the glyph, how to type it, and the effect symbols it belongs with.
The Unicode 17.0 codepoint, a dust cloud punctuated with stars and stray limbs.
Unicode's emotion subgroup: pictures of feeling rather than pictures of faces.
The glyphs that turn a cloud into a specific kind of trouble.
A Discord nickname stops at 32 characters, an Instagram bio at 150, a TikTok bio at 80, and X weights some characters as two. The UltraTextGen counter reads all of them at once, and counts a multi-codepoint Unicode emoji the way each platform actually bills it.
Open the character counter →Every face emoji sorted by the feeling it carries, with the anger and shock shelves included.
🫪, the other Unicode 17.0 emotion glyph, and the release's most-used addition.
🪎, a Unicode 17.0 release-mate that Unicode files with currency, not with objects.
All eight Unicode 17.0 emoji and which platforms have drawn them so far.