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".
| Emoji | 👯 |
| Unicode Name | Women with Bunny Ears |
| Apple Name | Dancing People Wearing Bunny Ears |
| Also Known As | Ballet, Dancing Girls, Let's Party, Showgirls |
| Codepoints | U+1F46F |
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Bengali | ঝল কনযকত লক |
| Danish | personer med kaninører |
| German | personen mit hasenohren |
| English | people with bunny ears |
| Spanish | personas con orejas de conejo |
| French | personnes avec des oreilles de lapin |
| Hindi | खरगश क कन वल लग |
| Italian | persone con orecchie da coniglio |
| Japanese | バニー |
| Korean | 토끼 귀를 쓰고 춤추는 사람들 |
| Marathi | परतसहत करणर लक |
| Malay | orang dengan telinga arnab |
| Dutch | mensen met konijnenoren |
| Norwegian | personer med kaninører |
| Portuguese | pessoas com orelhas de coelho |
| Swedish | personer med kaninöron |
| Tamil | பரடடககச சலலம பணகள |
| Telugu | కదల చవల ఉనన వయకతల |
| Chinese | 戴兔耳朵的人 |






















































































