shuya
What does the shuya emoji mean?
A cute, tearful little creature feeling unfairly treated.
This emoji features a soft, white cartoon character with large, watery eyes shedding tears while holding its hands up in a gesture of confusion or hurt. The Korean text above translates to 'Why are you doing this to me?', making it a perfect reaction for when someone is teasing you or acting unexpectedly mean in a chat.
When to use it
- Expressing hurt feelings after being teased
- Reacting to unfair treatment in a chat
- Showing mock sadness for comedic effect
- Asking why someone is being difficult
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How to add this emoji
Add to Discord
- Click Add to my server above and pick a Discord server you manage (CommunityOne must be installed).
- Or download the file: open Discord → Server Settings → Emoji → Upload Emoji.
- Give it a name and save. You need Manage Server (or Create Expressions) permission.
Add to Slack
- Download the shuya image.
- Open the Slack emoji picker and click Add Emoji.
- Upload the file, name it, and save.
Add to Revolt/Stoat
- Download the shuya image.
- Open Server Settings → Emojis in Revolt or Stoat.
- Upload the file and name your new emoji.
Add to Guilded
- Download the shuya image.
- Go to Server Settings → Emotes in Guilded.
- Upload the file and give it a name.
