Vampire Kaomoji — 200+ Vampire Lenny Face to Copy
200 vampire kaomoji. Fangs and dark eyes.
Vampire kaomoji signal fangs through pointed mouth characters — ㅅ, ∧, ▼ — and dark or narrowed eyes. There is no fang character in Unicode, so the effect comes from shape rather than depiction, which is why these read as suggestion rather than illustration.
How to copy and type them
Tap to copy. These are seasonal faces in practice, used heavily around Halloween and rarely otherwise, so a keyboard shortcut is usually not worth setting up — copying when needed is the sensible approach.
If you want a specific look, the eyes carry it: ㆆ reads as sinister, ・ as comic, ▼ as menacing.
Where they work
These render in WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, Telegram and game chats.
One caveat worth checking: ㆆ is a Hangul character and ㅅ is a Hangul consonant, both widely supported but occasionally rendered with unexpected spacing on non-Korean system fonts. The versions using ASCII and Japanese characters are more predictable.
Which one to use
Use vampire faces for Halloween, horror-adjacent jokes, or anywhere a slightly menacing tone is the point.
For genuinely unsettling rather than costume-menacing see creepy kaomoji, for the undead variant zombie kaomoji, and for malicious intent evil kaomoji.
How do you make fangs in a text face?
There is no fang character, so the effect comes from pointed mouth shapes — ㅅ, ∧, ▼ — which read as bared teeth in context. Pair one with narrowed or dark eyes and the face reads as vampiric. It is suggestion rather than depiction, which is how most animal and character faces work here.
Are these only for Halloween?
Mostly, in practice. They see heavy use in October and very little otherwise, which is why a keyboard shortcut is usually not worth setting up for them. Copying when needed is the sensible approach. The narrowed-eye versions work year-round as generally sinister faces without reading as costume.
What makes a face read as sinister rather than silly?
The eyes. ㆆ and ▼ read as menacing; ・ and ｡ read as comic even with the same fanged mouth. If a vampire face is coming out cuter than intended, the eyes are why — swap them before changing anything else.
Vampire kaomoji is part of the wider kaomoji collection — see also cat kaomoji, ninja kaomoji, cool kaomoji.
FAQ
What is the vampire text face?
Faces with small pointed fang marks at the mouth corners and half-closed confident eyes.
What makes vampire faces different from other Halloween faces?
Composure. Zombies shamble and creepy faces stare, but vampires are in control.
Why are the fangs hard to see?
They are small marks and can read as an ordinary smirk at chat font sizes. Use a higher-contrast version if it matters.