Overview[1]
Emotes are dances/taunts/ways to express something and they can be used in different ways. There is a total of 544 emotes (as of July 14 2025), including the starter emotes: Crush and Duel Request, As well as one free emote you can claim. For all the emotes you need to have 27,350 kills, or spend 12,947 Robux. including limited emotes The key bind for the emote wheel is B. Every player has 4 emote slots, and you can get 4 more, having a total of 8 emote slots by buying the Extra Emote Slots Gamepass. You can also get another page if you want more emotes with the Emote Second Page Gamepass.
Moving Emotes
These emotes force the player to move. Some emotes are missing from this list.
Dual Emotes/Kill Emotes
These emotes can be used with another player or with a dead player.
Status Emotes
These emotes are one-time emotes, meaning you temporarily do an action, or repeat one action with little movement. Some emotes are missing from this list.
Still/Loop Emotes (May include partner emotes.)
These emotes loop forever. Some emotes are missing from this list.
Meme Emotes
These emotes reference memes, shows, etc. Some emotes are missing from this list.
Limited Emotes
These are the limited special emotes that cost Robux to acquire and cannot be obtained by any normal means; which means they are in higher quality. ---- So far, they can give an Aura, Be a Kill Emote, have Special Block Effects, have Special Punch Effects, Give a Companion and in rare cases have a special second usage. Currently there are only 15 emotes in this category. These emotes rotate around the shop weekly.
Kill Emotes
These are emotes that trigger a special cutscene or animation once used on a killed player.
Melee Emotes
These are emotes that give a special Melee effect.
Patch history
Some players (most notably professionals), are known for notoriously using emotes to cancel the awakening animation, which can confuse some players. This is mostly popular on characters with long awakening startups, such as and, although it also works with other characters. If you hit a person during an emote, it will immediately stop the emote. If you have all the emotes in the game, the "Claim Emote Here" on top of the emote wheel will disappear. Some emotes can confuse people, like "Heh"'s startup looking like 's, or "Footwork"'s startup looking like 's or ’s This'll rarely work while you're in a battle unless you already have or 's awakening on. The "Silence" emote will actually block all surrounding noise and make your game silent. "Traditional Duel" is the first 2 Player emote to have music. The "Ping Pong" and "Clap Clap" emotes both speed up movement over time. "Victory Dance" is the only emote whose music is timed with the movement. 2 Player emotes used to require both players to have the emote. However, this has been changed into a button. Emotes used to be 100 kills to claim instead of 50. "Angry Riff" is the longest non-loop and second emote that plays music in the game, along with "Traditional Duel" and "The Strongest Rocks". Some emotes have random generation, those emotes being: "Bouncy" (color), "Nerf This" (Moveset icon), "Score" (Numbers -1 - 10), "Rock Paper Scissors", etc. A few emotes are the alternate versions of others.
