You need these Pokémoji in your life
For the truly devoted Pokémon trainers/Instagrammers/texters, Pokémoji and Pokéstickers are here.
While the emoji are not official and aren't available in app form, you can screenshot and send them to add some adorable flair to your texts. See all of the Pokémoji, created by Kévin Magalhaes and Laureen Minet, below:
Totally available in iTunes, however (sorry, Android users), are new Pokémon stickers that also look amazing, courtesy of Fatima Ouchao.
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These images are the ones Ouchao supplied in the App store, but we couldn't resist looking at all of them, so here are a bunch more.
It's been a big few weeks for emojis, what with the nostalgic Disney emoji and the very current Rio-inspired emoji on Twitter. And then, of course, there's the big news that we'll actually have diverse, professional female emojis being lady doctors and mechanics and and coders and whatnot.
None of this might seem like a huge deal, but as those at New York magazine, Wired, and Slate are pointing out, emoji are having a measurable impact on the way we communicate. Who and what become emojified could more and more important in the future.
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