Disney Emoji Blitz event list

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The following is a list of past, current, and upcoming events of the mobile game *Disney Emoji Blitz*.

## Recurring Event Descriptions

* **Challenge Event:** "Use [event-specific emojis] to play special missions! Buy Diamond Box to unlock emojis and level up emojis you already have! Complete special missions to win prizes!"
	+ This event can only be played with the event-specific emojis, regardless of their level. Each event-emoji has their own set of missions and prizes.
	+ Missions during Challenges Events are usually "Score \_\_\_", "Clear \_\_\_ Emojis", "Use [Emoji]'s Power \_\_\_ times", "Use \_\_\_ Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star", "Collect \_\_\_ Items", "Earn \_\_\_ Coin", "Make \_\_\_ vertical/horizontal swaps", etc. The more the player advances to collect higher prizes, the harder the event becomes with harder challenges for the player to complete such as missions requiring the player to combine Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star with other power-ups or collection items or using these power-ups during Blitz Mode, especially when combining them.
	+ During Challenge Events, proficiency requirements per mission vary per player, usually with Challenge missions becoming easy at first and later challenging, regardless of how well the player has performed throughout the game (whether during regular gameplay or during events).
	+ Beginning on June 16, 2021, Challenge Events now have a grand prize which is awarded when the player completes all of the showcased event-specific emojis' missions. "Complete all challenge missions to win the grand prize!"
* **Clear Event:** "Every round the board is covered with [event-specific tiles]. Gather all the [event-specific tiles] to collect a [event-specific currency]."
	+ "Collect [event-specific currencies] to win prizes!" Lucky Emojis earn x2 [event currency].
	+ To clear [event-specific tiles], players must make matches near them, use Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star, or use powers of many emojis to clear them and collect [event-specific currencies] to progress throughout the event. The more the player clears [event-specific tiles], the harder gameplay goes with [event-specific tiles] appearing in scattered spaces on the grid, making gameplay a bit more difficult.
	+ Because no items drop from the grid during a Clear Event, Emojis that give out items (such as Holiday Mickey, Chip, Gus, etc.) when using their power will not add additional items on the grid during the event.
	+ [Event-specific currencies] gathered after clearing all the [event-specific tiles] from the grid during a Clear Event will not be added to the Emoji Blitz keyboard.
* **Food Fight Face-Off:** "Play versus other players in the Food Fight Face-off! Drop items to the bottom of the board. Collect the most items to win!"
	+ "Blitz Items cause different effects that help you and hinder your opponent. Trigger Blitz Mode to create a Blitz item. Drop a Blitz Item to the bottom of the board to use it."
		- There are three types of Blitz Items that help the player hinder his/her opponents when dropped to the bottom of the grid: Pineapple Shake, Jelly Cup, and Spoon. The [Pineapple Shake] item temporarily helps make the opponent's gameplay a bit more difficult by covering the screen with juice for a while. The [Jelly Cup] item covers the opponent's emojis with [gelatin] and emojis covered by [gelatin] cannot be matched and can only be cleared by using power-ups; however, it does not appear in every Food Fight Face-Off. The [Spoon] item steals power-ups from the opponent's grid and brings them to the player's grid to make it easier to win a Food Fight Face-Off; however, it does not appear in every Food Fight Face-Off. Combining a Rainbow Star with any of the Blitz Items will cause extra food to appear on the grid.
	+ Triggering Blitz Mode does not extend time during a Food Fight Face-Off.
	+ Collect stars to win prizes and progress through the event. Every food gotten during game play counts as one star. Winning the round results in six stars; tying the round results in four stars; losing the round results in two stars.
	+ There are four sets of prize maps: Breakfast Brawl, Lunch Rumble, Dinner Melee, and Dessert Duel. "Each map has a different set of lucky Emojis that earn x2 [stars]!"
		- Starting on September 28, 2018, players receive extra stars for the number of items collected during a Food Fight Face-Off.
	+ While playing during a Food Fight Face-Off, there is no score tracking.
	+ Unlike other events which feature a pause button, there is no pause button during a Food Fight Face-Off. Therefore, the player cannot pause to make the Food Fight Face-Off easier for him/her to win.
	+ Currently, there are fourteen emojis that cannot be used on Food Fight events due to their emoji power (adding/reducing time when time can't be altered for Food Fight events). The fourteen emojis are Aladdin, Cogsworth, White Rabbit, Celia, Frozone, Enchantress, Witch Minnie, Mary Sanderson, Flash, Pacha, 22, Devil Dale, Prison Dog, and Watermelon Minnie.
		- Prior to the 2018 Halloween update, certain emojis such as Holiday Mickey, Chip, and Magic Mirror could not be used during a Food Fight Face-Off, because their emoji power could make it easier for the player to win a Food Fight Face-Off.
		- For reasons unknown, Winter Belle can still be used during Food Fight Face-Off, despite her emoji power adding extra time as time cannot normally be altered during a Food Fight Face-Off.
		- Prior to the 2020 Disney World Anniversary update, certain emojis such as Gus, Figment, Bob Cratchit Mickey, and Lucifer could not be used during a Food Fight Face-Off, because their emoji power could make it easier for the player to win a Food Fight Face-Off while Figment's power could allow him to imitate any time-altering/item-giving emoji that randomly appears on the grid.
	+ [Food Fight Items] collected to defeat opponents during Food Fight Face-Off Events will not be added to the Emoji Blitz keyboard.
	+ Every final prize won at the end of each Food Fight Face-Off Event is a [special character box] featuring an event-specific emoji. "Finish the event to win [event-specific emoji]!"
* **Item Card Event:** "Use power ups to collect [event-specific items]." Each Item Card Event comes with four sets of item collections. There are nine items in each collection with rare items using the lucky emojis featured for the event.
	+ As the items are inside [event-specific container], the player must use Lightning Cloud or SunshinePU to break open [event-specific containers] and then drop the item to the bottom of the grid in order for the player to collect them. Combining two Rainbow Star together or using powers of many emojis (specifically the ones that can clear emojis on the grid when using their power, which can also break open [event event-specific containers] to reveal items inside) can also break open [event-specific container] so the player can collect items inside them.
	+ If there are three item cards, the prizes for each item collection are as follows: Silver Chest, Gold Chest, and Diamond Box.
	+ If there are four item cards, the prizes for each item collection are as follows: Silver Chest, Silver Chest, Gold Chest, and Diamond Box.
	+ If there are five item cards, the prizes for each item collection are as follows: Silver Chest, Silver Chest, Silver Chest, Gold Chest, and Diamond Box.
	+ "Collect a line of items to get a prize." Completing a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line of 3 items results in either a Bronze Chest or a Silver Chest. This means there are eight prizes on an item collection until the final prize for the map.
	+ Like in a regular item card, items the player has collected a certain amount of can still be added to the Emoji Blitz Keyboard, even if the player does not complete an item card during said event, especially when the event ends.
	+ Whenever the player completes an item card and won the prize of each card completion, the prize where he/she won on the previous card after completing it can still be viewed but the collected items of the previous card cannot be collected again. The player moves on to the next item card he/she is currently at.
	+ Beginning on June 17, 2021, once all the rounds of the Item Card Event are completed, the whole Item Card Event can be replayed again a number of times depending on the given deadline of each Item Card Event to earn extra prizes and items along the way. Once replayed, the Item Card Event becomes harder when replayed as the number requirements of regular items and rare items increase per round. "Replay the event to earn more prizes and items!"
* **Magic Key Event:** "Collect Magic Key by dropping them to the bottom of the board. Magic Key are rare and disappear if they're not quickly collected! Collect Magic Key to open prizes! Open 3 Bronze Chest to unlock the Silver Chest section. Unlock all prizes to win [special prize]".
	+ There are no lucky emojis for Magic Key events.
	+ Unlike other events, Magic Key events are always set as default events and therefore cannot be turned off until the event ends or if you complete the event.
	+ There are six Bronze Chest in the Bronze Chest section. Each Bronze Chest costs nine Magic Key.
	+ There are four Silver Chest in the Silver Chest section. Each Silver Chest costs twenty-two Magic Key.
	+ Combining a Rainbow Star with a Magic Key spawns another Magic Key and also resets its timer.
	+ Magic Key collected during Magic Key Events will not be added to the Emoji Blitz Keyboard.
* **Multi-Map Event:** "[Play special events] on multiple maps with higher level emojis. Finish to collect [grand prize] and extra prizes!"
	+ A Multi-Map Event has many sections of prize maps to earn prizes along the way.
	+ Multi-Map Events usually happen on Clear, Villain, and Survival Events.
	+ Unlike regular prize map events, certain sections of a Multi-Map Event can only be played with the required event specific emojis at a certain level. To level up, the player can buy any character box with Coin or Gem or use Gold/Silver Emoji Charge, Story Emoji Charge, Rainbow Emoji Charge, or Villain Emoji Charge on the required event specific emojis he/she has unlocked to play the prize map requiring the player to use higher level emojis.
		- Certain maps during a Multi-Map Event also have their own lucky emojis and the player must pay attention to the lucky emojis on the top screen, which are above the prize map.
	+ Once the player finishes a prize map section, he/she will proceed to the next map with more prizes to earn.
	+ Even when the player completes the previous prize map during a Multi-Map Event, the prize map where the player won the prize can still be viewed by pressing the arrow buttons on the map but it cannot be played again. However, the last prize the player won on the previous map can still be viewed before moving to the map the player is currently at.
	+ Starting on October 2, 2020, certain maps of a Multi-Map Event have a given timer either for new players only or for all players, allowing them to play the event without the required event-specific emojis. Once the player reaches the map with a timer, it will activate, allowing players to progress further throughout the event. The player must wait for a certain amount of time for the map to unlock once reached. However, once unlocked, the player will not earn extra event progress throughout the event's map unlocked via timer without the required event-specific emojis, especially when the player plays the event with the required event-specific emojis he/she has unlocked albeit at an insufficient level.
* **Rainbow Falls:** "Complete a series of one-game missions. If you fail, you restart at the first mission. Complete enough missions to win a prize. More missions unlock over time. Complete every mission in Rainbow Falls to win [special prize]."
	+ Rainbow Falls events occur following completion of Villain, Survival, and Clear Events.
		- Starting on April 25, 2019, Rainbow Falls events now occur following completion of Tag Team Events.
	+ Rainbow Falls calculations depend on how many items are collected/cleared in one game, regardless if the player used a lucky/non-lucky emoji depending on how well he/she performed throughout the regular events.
	+ If the player does not complete a one-game mission in time during Rainbow Falls, he/she will be given the option of extending his/her gameplay for Gem; otherwise, he/she will restart from the first mission as said in the game's description. The amount of Gem increases whenever the player uses them and still does not complete the one-game mission in time.
	+ Once the player wins a prize during Rainbow Falls, he/she will proceed to the next set of missions with more prizes to earn.
	+ Even when the player completes the previous Rainbow Falls challenges during Rainbow Falls, the challenge section where the player won the prize can still be viewed but it cannot be played again. However, the prize the player won on the previous Rainbow Falls missions can still be viewed before moving to the missions the player is currently at.
* **Survival Event:** "[Event-specific items] appear and [change stages] before attacking. Use power ups to collect [event specific items]. Each round, you have health instead of a time limit. If [event-specific items] attack, you lose some health. Collect [event-specific item] to win prizes. [Lucky Emojis] earn x2 [event specific item]."
	+ [Event-specific items] can only be collected by using Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star or powers of many emojis throughout the event. The more the player collects [event-specific items], the harder gameplay goes with additional [event-specific items] appearing on the grid, making gameplay a bit more difficult.
	+ Currently, there are nineteen emojis that cannot be used on Survival events due to their emoji power (adding/decreasing time when there is no time for survival events, finding items when there are no items for survival events, etc.). The nineteen emojis are White Rabbit, Cogsworth, Aladdin, Holiday Mickey, Chip, Celia, Frozone, Gus, Figment, Enchantress, Witch Minnie, Winter Belle, Pacha, Lucifer, 22, Ebenezer Scrooge McDuck, Doc, Caballero Donald, and Patch.
		- Prior to the 2020 Halloween update, Mary Sanderson could not be used, because her power could increase time as there is normally no time limit during Survival Events; however, beginning with the Hocus Pocus Survival Event, she can now be used during Survival Events to add extra units of health bars which are decreased when [event-specific items] attack.
		- For reasons unknown, certain emojis such as Flash and Bob Cratchit Mickey can still be used during Survival Events, despite their power adding extra time and items as there is normally no time limit or any collectible item given during Survival Events.
		- Prison Dog can still be used during Survival Events, despite the fact that there is no time limit during Survival Events, albeit his power randomly adding extra units of health bars which are decreased when [event-specific items] attack.
	+ [Event-specific items] collected during Survival Events will not be added to the Emoji Blitz keyboard.
* **Tag Team Event:** "Play with a team of two emojis!" (The player picks one and the computer picks the second) "Use powers to switch between emojis! Complete missions to win prizes! Missions with [event specific token] are special! Team up with [event-specific emojis] on these missions! Complete all team missions to win a [character box] featuring the event-specific emojis".
	+ Missions during Tag Team Events are usually "Score \_\_\_", "Clear \_\_\_ Emojis", "Use [Emoji]'s Power \_\_\_ times", "Use \_\_\_ Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star", "Collect \_\_\_ Items", etc. Missions with special mission-showcased emojis are usually almost the same as regular missions but can only be progressed when playing as the event-specific emoji chosen by the computer. The first mission during a Team Event is usually "Play one team event game".
		- The more the player advances during a Team Event, the harder the event becomes with harder missions for the player to complete such as missions requiring the player to combine Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star with other power-ups or collection items or using these power-ups during Blitz Mode, especially when combining them.
	+ During Tag Team Events, proficiency requirements per mission vary per player, usually with Tag Team missions becoming easy at first and later challenging, regardless of how well the player has performed throughout the game (whether during regular gameplay or during events).
	+ Emojis (especially special mission-showcased emojis) that the player has not unlocked yet are still playable during Tag Team Events, though their score values do not show up when the player clears a number of them in the results after each gameplay during this event until the player unlocks them.
	+ During gameplay, the emoji being picked by the computer is always a random emoji, so the player cannot tell which emoji on the grid is being selected.
	+ On certain special missions featuring the showcased emojis if the player has already unlocked them, he/she is able to use them during these missions to complete them faster.
	+ While playing during a Tag Team Event, the score tracking on the leaderboard *only* applies to the emoji the player is currently playing as, *not* the emoji picked by the computer.
	+ Currently, there are two emojis that cannot be used on Team events. The two emojis are Celia and Spirit Mufasa, due to Mike and Simba always appearing on the grid when playing as them.
* **Token Event:** "Collect [event-specific tokens] from Missions and Events to win prizes!"
	+ Token Events last for one month. During the month, any completed mission is worth 1,150 [event-specific tokens] instead of the typical 100 Coin.
		- Other ways [event-specific tokens] can be earned during Token Events include obtaining them from daily logins, prize giveaways, or purchasing through premium limited time offers.
	+ Unlike other events, Token Events are always set as default events and therefore cannot be turned off until the event ends or if you complete the event.
	+ Starting on February 4, 2020, Magic Missions are introduced and completing one garners the player a higher amount of [event-specific tokens]. These missions last a certain number of hours and a random regular mission becomes a magic one within the number of hours.
		- Magic Missions mostly occur on non-event days.
		- Magic Missions can only be activated when the player has an internet connection.
		- If the player does not complete a Magic Mission in time, a random available mission will be highlighted, resetting the Magic Mission's timer.
	+ Beginning on May 1, 2021, Token Events now have a premium prize tier section known as a Quest Pass. The player must spend Gem in order to activate a Quest Pass. Once activated, the player will be able to collect prizes from the premium section. The player must note that when the current event's Token Event ends or is completed, the player must pay Gem again in order to activate a Quest Pass for the following Token Event. The player will receive the option to collect prizes manually within this change instead of having the game automatically award prizes to the player after collecting a specific amount of [event-specific tokens] prior to this date.
		- Additionally within this change when the player has collected enough [event-specific tokens] to collect a [Token Quest Box], he/she will receive the option to convert the [Token Quest Box] into a [Choice Box] where he/she can select an event-specific emoji of his choice, which happens only when he/she has purchased a Quest Pass. The player should note that if he/she claimed the [Token Quest Box] without activating the Quest Pass, it can no longer be converted into a [Choice Box] and the player will instead receive 10,000 Coin in exchange.
		- Starting on January 10, 2022, the player will receive the option of instantly unlocking prizes using Gem on further tiers to collect prizes if he/she did not collect enough [event-specific tokens] to claim them during the event, allowing the player to complete the Token Quest faster regardless whether he/she purchased the Quest Pass or not.
	+ When a Token Event is completed early on the month where the remaining events occur, the rest of the further events' remaining prizes that are originally [event-specific tokens] will be replaced by Coin.
	+ [Event-specific tokens] accumulated during Token Events will not be added to the Emoji Blitz Keyboard.
* **Villain Event:** "[Villain]'s power charges over time. Once filled, [Villain] uses their unique power! [Villain does a special action to the board that affects gameplay such as adding obstacles, blocking parts of the grid, stealing power-ups on the grid, summoning dark power-ups, stealing coins, destroying items required to attack them, etc. On certain occasions during Villain Events when Villain adds obstacles on the grid to make the event a bit more difficult, the player must clear them using Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star or Emoji powers; while on rare occasions, the player must either use Lightning Cloud/SunshinePU/Rainbow Star or drop [event-specific item] to hit Villain to make it a bit easier during the event]. Collect [event-specific item] to attack [Villain] and slow the villain's power! Use [event-specific emojis] to collect 2x [event specific item]."
	+ "Super items do x2 damage! Collect Super Items with [event specific emojis] to get x4 [event-specific item]!"
	+ "Earn Villain Box to win or level up [Villain]."
	+ [Villain]'s difficulty increases whenever the player progresses further throughout the map with further prizes to collect along the way, such as [Villain]'s power charging faster or a higher level action, making gameplay a bit more difficult.
	+ Every emoji can be used during a Villain Event except for the villain the event is showcasing.
	+ [Event-specific items] collected to defeat villains (especially obstacles added by villains that the player clears away) during Villain Events will not be added to the Emoji Blitz keyboard.

## Early Bird Box Release Dates

Emojis that are released early on the day before the corresponding events start are included in the Early Bird Box, which only last for one (or few) day(s) before the events start.

## Title Screen Variants

Whenever the player plays *Disney Emoji Blitz*, each title screen features a different background depending on each day the events occur at.

* **Regular:** A clear background with the castle in the background and emojis the player has unlocked on the title screen hop on the cloud making different expressions. The player can tap on them to change expressions.
* **Villain Event:** A dark background still with the castle in the background and emojis the player has unlocked on the title screen hop on the cloud with a scared expression. The music that plays during Villain Events is an upbeat, scary tone.
* **Item/Team/Clear/Survival Event:** A franchise/event-inspired background and emojis that the player has unlocked on the title screen hop on the cloud making different expressions. Like on the regular title screen, the player can tap on them to change expressions. Whenever the player plays *Disney Emoji Blitz* during these events, a franchise/event-inspired jingle plays during gameplay, followed by a unique theme during these events.
* **Magic Keys Event:** A pale purple background with Magic Key flying in the background.
* **Star Wars Event:** A dark sky background, where the game is titled "Disney Emoji Blitz with Star Wars". Most days where Star Wars events occur on the title screen play a remix of the "Star Wars Main Title". The music played during most Star Wars events during gameplay is a medley of multiple scores from the *Star Wars* film series. No emojis appear hopping during these title screens.
	+ During the first Darth Vader Villain Event in 2018, it played a remix of "The Imperial March" during the title screen and during gameplay of the event.
	+ For non-villain Star Wars events (with the exception of Star Wars Challenges), the remix of the "Star Wars Main Title" plays but with emojis hopping in the title screen.
* **Food Fight Event:** A clear, blue background with food being tossed in the background.