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@the_etrain no because emoji is japanese, not latin. you'd have to use whatever the plural form in japanese is. unfortunately i am not the person to ask, but i bet you could ask jeeves.

(alas, does jeeves exist anymore?? or did he disappear into the ether?)

@the_etrain The plurals of (many) masculine Latin words ending in -us end in -i not -ii. (-ius can become -ii.)