dragon face 🐲

Make way for the Dragon Face emoji! This emoji belongs to the set of animal emojis. The dragon itself is a mythical beast that has different forms and shapes depending on the location it sprouted at.

In the emoji-verse, the dragon face emoji is usually in the form of the long, dragons of China. Most platforms depict the dragon face in green with long whiskers. You can also find the entire dragon with its long body with the Dragon emoji.

Using the dragon face can reference the Chinese Zodiac, which features the dragon in line with 11 other zodiac animals that represent a year within a 12-year span. Placing it with the Fireworks emoji and the Red Envelope emoji tells the reader that you’re celebrating the Year of the Dragon or simply the Chinese New Year. There are also dragon dances that the Chinese perform during the Lunar New Year.

Another way of using the dragon face is to celebrate St. George’s Day. St. George was said to have slain a terrible dragon during his time. Include this dragon head emoji whenever you mention folktales and medieval times. Especially if this dragon head emoji is accompanied by the Crossed Swords emoji, Castle emoji, or the Fairy emoji.

🐲 Dragon Face is a fully-qualified emoji as part of Unicode 6.0 which was introduced in 2010.

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