People with bunny ears emoji SVG
An iteration of the Playboy Bunny known in Japan as a Bunny Girl. Usually depicted as an attractive woman wearing bunny ears; a bunny girl can also be seen in anime as a hybrid human/animal known as Kemonomimi. Some versions of this emoji, such as Apple’s, display two girls dancing, each wearing a leotard and bunny ears. Other interpretations show the face of one woman wearing bunny ears. The two-person version of this emoji is often used as a display of friendship, fun, or "let's party". People with Bunny Ears was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
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The people with bunny ears emoji is often used to represent fun, celebrations, or innocence, like at costume parties or Easter events.
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