Bunny Kaomoji
Rabbit faces with long ears, twitching noses and tiny paws, all made from plain text. Tap any face to copy it.
Bunny kaomoji are text faces drawn as rabbits, with long ears and a small nose in the middle, like (•ㅅ•). The rabbit, usagi (兎, うさぎ) in Japanese, is one of the softest animals in kaomoji, and many of these faces borrow a letter from Korean for the nose. Tap any face below to copy it, or open the kaomoji picker for every mood on one page.
Bunny Kaomoji to Copy and Paste
Every face is plain text, so a bunny pastes into any chat or caption.
24 bunny kaomoji. Click any face to copy it.
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How to Read a Bunny Kaomoji
Bunnies are built from two parts: a nose that looks like it is twitching, and ears that stand up.
(•ㅅ•)uses ㅅ, the Korean letter sios, as the rabbit’s nose and split lip. Two dots for eyes finish the face.(\_/)is the bunny outline, with the backslash and slash as two ears sitting on a line./(^ x ^)\raises the ears with slashes outside the brackets and uses an x for the nose.ᐠ( ᐢ ᵕ ᐢ )ᐟrounds the cheeks with ᐢ, a small Canadian syllabic that looks like a puff of fur.(•ㅅ•)♡adds a heart for a bunny in love.
When to Use Bunny Kaomoji
Bunny faces suit anything soft: a good night message, a cute reply, spring, Easter, or a rabbit in your life. The year of the rabbit in the Chinese and Japanese zodiac is another natural moment; you can check which animal is yours with the Japanese zodiac calculator.
More Kaomoji Categories
Other animals are close by: cat kaomoji with whiskers and bear kaomoji with snouts. For the same gentle mood without the ears, try cute kaomoji or flower kaomoji.
FAQ
What is the bunny kaomoji?
A classic bunny kaomoji is (•ㅅ•), two dot eyes and the Korean letter ㅅ as a nose. The outline (\_/) is another classic. Both are plain text, so they copy and paste anywhere.
What does ㅅ mean in a kaomoji?
ㅅ is sios, a consonant from the Korean alphabet. In kaomoji it has no meaning of its own; people use it for its shape, which looks like a rabbit’s nose and split upper lip. You will also see it on some cat faces.
How do I make a bunny kaomoji with ears?
Put two slashes outside the face, one on each side, so they stand up like ears: /(=•ㅅ•=)\ is one example. The = signs add whiskers.