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SLASH COMMAND
CHAT COMMAND- is the default prefix — your server may have changed it, and the trigger follows your server's bot language.
PLAYERSEveryone in the channel — no lobby, no limit.
CATEGORY
Mini GamesReflex
LINKS📖 Documentation
WHAT IS FIND THE EMOJI?
Find The Emoji posts a picture of a single emoji, and the answer is that emoji itself, sent as your whole message. Matching is on the underlying code, so the variant and skin tone must match too — a near-miss emoji is silently ignored. The first exact match wins; the window is twenty-five seconds, longer than the other minigames.
HOW IT WORKS
1START ITAnyone in a game channel can fire off Find the Emoji with a single command — no lobby, no waiting.
2RACE THE CHANNELFizbo posts a picture of an emoji. Send that exact emoji in chat.
3FIRST ONE WINSThe first correct answer takes the round, and the round is over in seconds.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Is Find The Emoji a guess-the-emoji game?
Not quite, and the difference is the fun of it. Guess-the-emoji quizzes usually mean riddles — emoji combinations standing in for a movie or a phrase. Find The Emoji has nothing to decode: the bot shows you exactly which emoji it wants, and the entire contest is finding it in your picker and sending it before anyone else. The embed's brief is exactly that: “The fastest person to send the emoji below wins the game”.
Does skin tone or emoji variant matter in Find The Emoji?
Yes, completely. Answers are matched on the emoji's exact code, so the variant in your message must be identical to the one in the image — including skin tone on hands, faces and people. A default-tone thumbs-up will not match a toned one, and a visually similar emoji from the same picker row never counts. The bot silently ignores anything that is not an exact match.
Can I send the emoji with text in the same message?
No. Your entire message has to be the emoji alone — the bot checks the whole message's characters against the target, so adding a word, a space-separated second emoji, or even sending the right emoji twice makes the message fail. One message, one emoji, exactly the one shown.
How long do you get to find the emoji?
Twenty-five seconds — noticeably longer than Fizbo's other quick minigames, which allow fifteen. The extra time exists because a genuinely obscure emoji can take a while to dig out of the picker. The embed holds a “Waiting...” status while the hunt is on; if nobody sends the exact emoji before the timer ends, it turns red and the bot announces “No one won”.