Emotes are the survivor side's victory lap in Violence District: dances and taunts you equip from the shop and fire off between chases, priced in the same currencies the killers are trying to stop you from earning. The lineup splits between everyday shop stock and event exclusives that only sold while their seasonal shops were open.
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Shop Emotes
The standing lineup, priced in Screws (the match-earned currency) or Emblems (the rarer one).
The Dab
Bought with Screws, the currency normal matches pay out, making this one of the emotes anyone can grind toward.
- Price
- 1500 Screws
Backflip
Bought with Screws, the currency normal matches pay out, making this one of the emotes anyone can grind toward.
- Price
- 1500 Screws
Rampage
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 250 Emblems
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Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 175 Emblems
24 Hour Cinderella
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
Wave
Bought with Screws, the currency normal matches pay out, making this one of the emotes anyone can grind toward.
- Price
- 1500 Screws
Applause
Bought with Screws, the currency normal matches pay out, making this one of the emotes anyone can grind toward.
- Price
- 1500 Screws
Schadenfreude
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
CaliforniaGirls
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
Kyoufuu
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 300 Emblems
Rambunctious
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 300 Emblems
Floating Rest
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 175 Emblems
Static
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
Arm Swing
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
Griddy
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
Mannrobics
Bought with Screws, the currency normal matches pay out, making this one of the emotes anyone can grind toward.
- Price
- 5000 Screws
Tor Monitor Ketua
Priced in Emblems, the rarer currency, which puts it a tier above the Screw emotes in effort.
- Price
- 500 Emblems
Quick Combo
Bought with Screws, the currency normal matches pay out, making this one of the emotes anyone can grind toward.
- Price
- 6000 Screws
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Halloween Event Emotes
Sold for Candies while the Halloween shop ran.
Ghoul
Sold for Candies during the Halloween event, so it only changed hands while the event shop ran.
- Price
- 50 Candies
Thriller
Sold for Candies during the Halloween event, so it only changed hands while the event shop ran.
- Price
- 50 Candies
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Christmas Event Emotes
Sold for Ornaments during the Christmas shop window.
Christmas Spirit
An Ornament purchase from the Christmas event shop, available only during the winter window.
- Price
- 100 Ornaments
The two shop currencies
Screw-priced emotes are the grind purchases, paid in the match currency every survivor accumulates. Emblem prices mark the rarer tier, since Emblems arrive more slowly, so an Emblem emote quietly signals more hours survived. The expensive outliers (Mannrobics at 5,000 Screws, Quick Combo at 6,000) are the shop's long-term goals.
Event emotes
The Halloween shop sold its emotes for Candies and the Christmas shop for Ornaments, both currencies that expired with their events. Ghoul, Thriller, and Christmas Spirit therefore mark players who were around for those seasons, and they return only if a seasonal shop reruns them.
FAQ
How do you buy emotes in Violence District?
Through the shop, using Screws earned from matches or Emblems for the rarer tier. Equip a purchased emote and use it in-game as a survivor.
What is the most expensive emote?
Quick Combo at 6,000 Screws, with Mannrobics close behind at 5,000. Among Emblem emotes, the 500-Emblem tier is the ceiling.
Can you still get the Halloween and Christmas emotes?
Only if their seasonal shops return. Ghoul and Thriller sold for Halloween Candies and Christmas Spirit for Ornaments, and those currencies expired with their events.
