
๐ See-no-evil monkey
๐ Emoji meaning
I can't look! Close your eyes, feel embarrassed, or ignore the truth.
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๐ Meaning
Monkey with two hands in front of its eyes. Closes its eyes to the world so as not to see anything bad or cruel, or is embarrassed. Mizaru is one of the three wise monkeys. In a sense, ignoring bad things.
Examples
- Oh no! ๐
- Did you really do that? ๐
- That was so embarrassing. ๐
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Commonly confused with
Direction Variant
Speak-no-evil vs see-no-evil; both show monkeys covering parts of the face, series position is easy to mix up.
Same Emotion
Shushing face vs see-no-evil monkey; both about not seeing/hearing/saying something, secrecy vibes.
See-no-evil vs loudly crying face; both used for โI canโt lookโ or โthis is too muchโ reactions.
See-no-evil vs hear-no-evil; both part of the three wise monkeys, often confused in order.
Monkey face vs see-no-evil; both monkey heads, one neutral, one with hands over eyes.
Emoji History
Development of the emoji in the Unicode lexiconFirst included
The emoji โSee-no-evil monkeyโ was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and added to Emoji 0.6 .
In the release of Emoji 16.0 and Unicode 16.0 in 2024 there was 1 change.
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In the release of Emoji 11.0 and Unicode 11.0 in 2018 there was 1 change.
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In the release of Emoji 5.0 and Unicode 10.0 in 2017 there was 1 change.
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In the release of Emoji 3.0 and Unicode 9.0 in 2016 there were 2 changes.
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see-no-evil
Emoji title after
see-no-evil monkey
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In the release of Emoji 2.0 and Unicode 8.0 in 2015 there was 1 change.
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Comments
(5) Comments
Ilulshiya My nerves are shaking!
William Use it when feeling shy.
Anonymous I don't think I'm the only one who uses this emoji when we feel ashamed. Am I right?
Anonymous Often used to express shyness.
Anonymous I use it when I feel happy and surprised.