Release notes
Redrawn in SoftBank 2004
SoftBank redrew 471 emoji in this release, compared with 2001. Each is shown beside the design it replaced.
Grinning Face with Big Eyes
Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes
Beaming Face with Smiling Eyes
Face with Tears of Joy
Winking Face
Smiling Face with Smiling Eyes
Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes
Face Blowing a Kiss
Smiling Face
Kissing Face with Closed Eyes
Winking Face with Tongue
Squinting Face with Tongue
Smirking Face
Unamused Face
Relieved Face
Pensive Face
Sleepy Face
Face with Medical Mask
Astonished Face
Flushed Face
Fearful Face
Anxious Face with Sweat
Sad but Relieved Face
Crying Face
Loudly Crying Face
Face Screaming in Fear
Confounded Face
Persevering Face
Disappointed Face
Downcast Face with Sweat
Enraged Face
Angry Face
Angry Face with Horns
Skull
Pile of Poo
Ghost
Alien
Alien Monster
Heart with Arrow
Heart with Ribbon
Growing Heart
Beating Heart
Heart Decoration
Broken Heart
Red Heart
Yellow Heart
Green Heart
Blue Heart
Purple Heart
Kiss Mark
Anger Symbol
Sweat Droplets
Dashing Away
ZZZ
Waving Hand
Raised Hand
OK Hand
Victory Hand
Backhand Index Pointing Left
Backhand Index Pointing Right
Backhand Index Pointing up
Backhand Index Pointing Down
Index Pointing up
Thumbs up
Thumbs Down
Raised Fist
Oncoming Fist
Clapping Hands
Raising Hands
Open Hands
Folded Hands
Nail Polish
Flexed Biceps
Ear
Nose
Eyes
Mouth
Baby
Boy
Girl
Person: Blond Hair
Man
Woman
Old Man
Old Woman
Person Gesturing NO
Person Gesturing OK
Person Tipping Hand
Person Bowing
Police Officer
Guard
Construction Worker
Princess
Person Wearing Turban
Person with Skullcap
Baby Angel
Santa Claus
Person Getting Massage
Person Getting Haircut
Person Walking
Person Running
Woman Dancing
People with Bunny Ears
Person Surfing
Person Swimming
Person Taking Bath
Woman and Man Holding Hands
Kiss
Couple with Heart
Footprints
Monkey Face
Monkey
Dog Face
Wolf
Cat Face
Tiger Face
Horse Face
Horse
Cow Face
Pig Face
Frequently asked questions
- What changed in SoftBank 2004?
- Compared with 2001, SoftBank 2004 added no new emoji and redrew 471 existing designs.
- How is a redesign told apart from a re-release?
- By the artwork itself. Every image is stored with a checksum of its bytes, so a design counts as redrawn only when those bytes differ from 2001. A version number cannot tell you this — most releases ship the same drawings unchanged.