They can obtain additional Emotes through various means: Clan members will hear the sound and see the animation of the Emote if they are in the chat when it is sent, and all members can replay the Emote by tapping on it.įrom the start of the game, the player has access to 4 default King Emotes and the 6 Taunts. Tapping an Emote will send it to the chat. Instead, all of their Emotes will appear in pages of 20 in chronological order, with the oldest Emotes appearing at the top and left the newer Emotes appearing closer to the bottom and right. Their Emote Deck and text bubbles do not appear. When the player is in a Clan's chat, they can access their Emote collection by tapping the smiley face button next to the text button. The function is nearly identical, except text bubbles cannot be sent and their Emotes will appear on the side of the battle, although smaller and without sound. When the player is spectating a battle, they can access their Emote collection by tapping the ellipsis speech bubble in the bottom right corner of the screen. While the mute function is active, the icon will change to a green checkmark, which will unmute the player and allow showing Emotes. The player can also “mute” Emotes which prevent them from seeing, hearing, or sending them by tapping the general prohibition icon to the left of their Emote Deck. If the player has more than 16 Emotes in their collection, they can scroll right to find the rest of them. Players can also access their whole collection by tapping the white arrow to the right of their Emote Deck. Tapping on any Emote will use it, playing an animation beside the player's own King's Tower. Once tapped, the player will see their Emote Deck, and text bubbles below it. When the player is participating in battle, they can access their Emote collection by tapping the ellipsis speech bubble in the bottom left corner of the screen. Below the Emote Deck is the player's entire Emote collection, along with a list of non-Exclusive Emotes that have yet to be collected. Here, they can create an “Emote Deck” of 8 Emotes, which will appear immediately upon tapping the ellipsis speech bubble in battle. Outside of battle, the player can see their Emote collection by tapping the “Cards” section at the bottom of the main menu, then tapping the tab labelled with 3 speech bubbles at the top of the screen, next to the “Battle Deck” section. In English, they are (from top to bottom, left to right) “ Good luck!”, “ Well played!”, “ Wow!”, “ Thanks!”, “ Good game!”, and “ Oops.” Some Trainers (e.g., Trainer Earl) have custom text bubble emotes, such as “ Deploy your troops!”, “ You're learning fast!” and “ Welcome to the show!” There are currently only 6 text bubbles, all available by default. These Emotes are called Taunts and only contain the basic pop-in animation and no sound effect, but instead of showing an animation, they display a line of text. There is a “third” Emote type which can only be accessed when the player is participating in battle, and they appear as text bubbles. There are certain regular Emotes which are partially exclusive upon their release they lack a Legendary border, but will not appear in the Shop's Emotes section for purchase until a certain time period has passed. From a technical standpoint, Exclusive Emotes are only available for a limited amount of time, and can never be obtained once the time period has passed. The only visual difference between regular Emotes and Exclusive Emotes is that Exclusive Emotes have a Legendary border around them. There are two main types of Emotes: Regular and Exclusive.
Emotes can be sent while participating in a battle, when spectating a battle, or in the chat of a Clan by tapping the corresponding button. Most Emotes play an animation accompanied by a sound effect. Emotes are a form of expression which primarily allows players to communicate during a battle.
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