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Emoticons are little faces or symbols that can symbolize how Penguins feel and they usually appear in speech bubbles accessed by clicking on the Emote Menu or by pressing E and various keys.

List of Emotes

The skull emote was deleted, along with the heart one. However, the heart emote came back some time later. The skull will never be coming back. According to Club Penguin: "There are plenty of other ways to show you don't like something besides using the skull." Each button pressed after the "E" button stand for something. (example: E and I stands for Emote Igloo)

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Emoticon and Action Shortcuts

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Notes

  • The green music note emoticon, which causes your penguin to flatulate when used, is accessed simply by pressing the E key on the keyboard, followed by the T key. Make sure you do not type into the chatbox.
  • The chocolate ice cream emoticon can only be accessed by pressing the E key, followed by the W key.
  • Also, the strawberry ice cream emoticon can be accessed both by pressing its icon on the Emote Menu on the Toolbar or by pressing the E key, then the Q key.
  • Again, make sure you do not type into the chatbox.
  • To make a sun emoticon, press the E key then the D key.
  • To make a Moon and Stars emoticon, press the E key then the N key.
  • To make an Igloo emoticon, press the E key then the I key.
  • To make a puffle emoticon, press the E key then the P key.
  • To make the coin key, press the E key then the M key.

Trivia

  • The Heart emote was once removed from Club Penguin, but now it is back.
  • The Skull emote was removed possibly because it was offensive to some people.

Gallery of Emoticons