BloxNote all emotes define how a player reads across the lobby, the in-round Death Note meetings, and the post-match verdict screen, which is why a complete cosmetic showcase matters even in a 1 vs All social deduction game built around Kira, Kira Follower, L, and the Investigator role. The cosmetic layer in BloxNote pulls double duty: emotes are positional taunts you fire mid-round to misdirect or celebrate, titles ride above your nameplate as a permanent status badge, and the victory screen cements the role you just played for everyone still in the server. The current v0.1 build on Roblox (published 2026-09-04, last patched 2026-09-12 by fearless horror games) already ships a rotating cosmetic shop, a spin-based gacha, and a small set of unlockable titles tied to in-game milestones.
This guide walks through the full BloxNote all emotes roster, every title currently in the BloxNote title list, and the cosmetic showcase path the developer has hinted at on the BLOXNOTE DEV - development showcase (Bloxnotes) video. You will also find a breakdown of the victory screen states, the shop gacha spin rates observed in the wild, and a farm plan for players who want to clear the rarity ladder before the next rotation drops.
BloxNote All Emotes Roster and How Each One Fires
The complete BloxNote emote list currently groups into five behavioral families: neutral poses, Kira-aligned taunts, L-aligned gestures, investigator utilities, and seasonal limited drops. Each emote triggers an animation on the local character, plays a short sound cue, and — for the role-locked ones — only works when your current role matches. Below is a consolidated view of every emote the v0.1 build exposes through the shop, the gacha, and the role-reward track.
| Emote Name | Family | Rarity | Source | Role Gate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idle Bow | Neutral | Common | Shop (500 Robux rotation) | None |
| Pen Flip | Neutral | Common | Default unlock at level 3 | None |
| Notebook Slam | Kira | Rare | Kira role reward | Kira only |
| Shinigami Eyes Glare | Kira | Rare | Gacha spin (epic tier) | None |
| Page Snap | Kira Follower | Rare | Role reward | Kira Follower only |
| Detective Stare | L | Epic | L role reward | L only |
| Finger Snap | L | Epic | Gacha spin (legendary tier) | None |
| Task Check | Investigator | Common | Default unlock | Investigator only |
| Wires Spark | Investigator | Rare | Limited drop 2026-08 | None |
| Applaud | Neutral | Common | Free event reward | None |
| Slow Clap | Neutral | Rare | Gacha spin (rare tier) | None |
| T Pose | Meme | Common | Limited drop 2026-07 | None |
| L Victory Pose | L | Legendary | Season 1 finish | L only |
| Kira Death Pose | Kira | Legendary | All-Kira wins, 5 matches | Kira only |
The role-gated emotes are the hardest part of the BloxNote all emotes collection because you need a successful run in the matching role before the cosmetic even appears in your inventory. The Notebook Slam only drops after a Kira win, the Detective Stare only unlocks after you finish a match as L, and the L Victory Pose is reserved for players who close out a season 1 ladder cycle. The Page Snap tied to the Kira Follower sits in the same category and is one of the more missed unlocks, because most casual players only spend a handful of rounds in that secondary role.
Role-free emotes still carry weight. The Shinigami Eyes Glare, Slow Clap, Finger Snap, and Wires Spark drop through the gacha and can be equipped by any role, which is why they show up so often in highlight clips and ranked lobbies. If you want a reliable neutral flex, the Pen Flip and Applaud emotes are the cheapest anchors to keep on your hotbar.
For a focused breakdown of which emote to chase first on a fresh account, the BloxNote best emote page ranks the current pool by impact-per-spin. The legendary tier — L Victory Pose and Kira Death Pose — should be your long-term target because both animate during the BloxNote victory screen, which is the part of the match that gets clipped the most.
BloxNote All Titles and the Title List Breakdown
Titles sit on a separate progression rail from emotes, and the BloxNote all titles catalog is split between permanent badges, role-mastery marks, and limited-edition event titles. Every title appears as a short text string above your username in the lobby, during the in-round task phase, and on the victory screen after the verdict. The developer has confirmed through the fearless horror games developer group on Roblox that more titles are being added with each patch, so treat the table below as the v0.1 snapshot rather than a closed list.
| Title | Trigger | Rarity | Permanent? |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Notebook | Win a match as Kira | Common | Yes |
| L's Successor | Win a match as L | Common | Yes |
| Detective | Complete 10 tasks as Investigator | Common | Yes |
| Page Turner | Win 25 matches total | Rare | Yes |
| Shinigami | Reach 100 Kira wins | Rare | Yes |
| Beyond Birthday | Reach 100 L wins | Rare | Yes |
| Taskmaster | Complete 500 tasks total | Rare | Yes |
| Gacha Veteran | Spend 5,000 Robux in the cosmetic shop | Rare | Yes |
| Founder | Play during season 1 | Limited | Yes |
| Beta Witness | Play during v0.1 testing | Limited | Yes |
| Kira's Shadow | Win 10 matches as Kira Follower | Epic | Yes |
| Watari | Support an L win while on the same team | Epic | Yes |
| Death Note Owner | Hold the notebook at round end | Legendary | No (rotates) |
| Closest Call | Win a match with 1 HP remaining | Legendary | No (rotates) |
The BloxNote title list is intentionally lopsided toward the Kira and L sides because the game design is centered on the 1 vs All loop. If you main the Investigator role, the only dedicated title is the Common-rarity "Detective" badge, and the grind is more vertical — the "Taskmaster" title is the realistic long-term goal at 500 completed tasks. Founder and Beta Witness are the only titles that cannot be earned anymore, which is why they already trade at a premium in community showcases.
Two of the Legendary titles — Death Note Owner and Closest Call — rotate out when the next patch lands, so farming them in the current v0.1 build is the most time-sensitive cosmetic goal right now. Death Note Owner drops the moment your character finishes the round holding the active Death Note item, and Closest Call triggers when the round ends while you are at 1 HP. Both feed directly into the BloxNote victory screen animation, which is what most clip channels pull for their thumbnails.
For newer players still figuring out how to mount the notebook or trigger the closest-call state, the BloxNote all roles guide covers the role-side prerequisites (Kira, Kira Follower, L, Investigator) and the role odds you can expect per match. Getting the mechanics right first makes the cosmetic layer feel like a reward rather than a distraction.
BloxNote Cosmetic Showcase: Shop, Gacha, and Limited Drops
The BloxNote cosmetic showcase has three entry points: a direct shop with rotating Robux-priced items, a gacha spin system that pools all emotes and titles, and a limited drop track that runs alongside developer events. The developer has hinted that the showcase will get a lobby-side preview screen in a future patch, but in v0.1 every cosmetic is still previewed from the inventory menu.
Shop Rotation and Pricing
The shop refreshes weekly and stocks four emotes plus two titles. Common-rarity emotes sell for 500 Robux, rare-rarity emotes for 1,200 Robux, and epic-rarity emotes for 2,500 Robux. Titles are priced 200 Robux higher than emotes of the same rarity because they cannot be re-rolled once owned. The shop does not stock legendary-rarity items — those are reserved for the gacha and the season finish rewards, which keeps the rotation moving and gives the gacha a real reason to exist.
Gacha Spin Tiers
The gacha has three spin tiers, each with its own Robux cost and its own pity curve. The community-reported drop rates as of the 2026-09-12 patch are listed in the table below, but treat them as approximations because the developer has not yet published an official rate disclosure.
| Spin Tier | Cost | Common | Rare | Epic | Legendary | Pity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single spin | 75 Robux | 70% | 22% | 7% | 1% | 50 spins |
| 10x spin | 600 Robux | 65% | 25% | 8% | 2% | 10 spins |
| Premium spin | 250 Robux | 40% | 35% | 20% | 5% | 25 spins |
The 10x spin is the best value per Robux because it compresses the pity counter — ten pulls in one transaction still count as ten pity steps, but the slight bump to the rare and legendary odds makes the legendary-tier unlock feel less random. The Premium spin is the whales' track, and it is the only spin where the legendary rate is high enough to justify the cost for players who only care about the L Victory Pose, Kira Death Pose, Finger Snap, or Shinigami Eyes Glare.
Limited Drops
Limited drops are tied to developer events, holiday windows, and ad-hoc milestones (such as a 1,000-Discord-member celebration). The two limited emotes already shipped are the T Pose (July 2026) and the Wires Spark (August 2026). Both came back in a one-week rerun during September but are expected to be vaulted again after the v0.2 patch. Limited titles — Founder, Beta Witness, Death Note Owner, Closest Call — follow the same logic: they appear for a fixed window and rotate out.
For a deeper comparison of the gacha tiers and the cosmetics that actually move the needle, the BloxNote best emote write-up pairs the spin data above with practical farming priority lists. That comparison weights each item by how often it actually appears in a round rather than by raw rarity.
How the BloxNote Victory Screen Pulls Cosmetics Together
The victory screen is the only moment in a match when the cosmetic showcase goes on full display: every player still in the server sees your emote fire, your title float above the result card, and the verdict animation play out. The BloxNote victory screen is split into four role-driven states — Kira win, L win, Investigator win (rare), and draw — and each one layers the role-locked emotes and titles differently.
| Victory State | Default Emote | Title Triggers | Special Animation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kira wins | Notebook Slam | First Notebook, Shinigami, Kira Death Pose | Notebook glow + page-flip |
| L wins | Detective Stare | L's Successor, Beyond Birthday, Watari | L-finger overlay |
| Investigator wins (L victory) | Finger Snap | Taskmaster, Page Turner | Task checklist wipe |
| Draw | Slow Clap | None (only role-free emotes) | Static card |
Kira wins are the loudest state visually because the Notebook Slam emote and the Kira Death Pose emote both fire the page-flip animation, and any of the three Kira-themed titles ride above the win card. L wins are quieter but pull more text, because up to three title strings can stack (L's Successor, Beyond Birthday, and the rare Watari cooperative title) when an Investigator player helped close out the round. The Investigator-only victory state only triggers when L wins a match where the player contributed the majority of the task completions, which is why it is so rare and why the Finger Snap emote feels like a flex when it lands.
The title string is the part most players underestimate. The BloxNote victory screen has enough vertical space to render two lines of title text cleanly, and a third line will still display but at a smaller font, which is why the Watari cooperative title is so prized — it stacks on top of the L-side title for a unique four-line badge during the result reveal. If you want to understand the cosmetic-update pipeline that the developer is building into the lobby, the BloxNote intro animation page documents the lobby-side cosmetic previews and the planned showcase panels.
Farming Plan: Prioritizing the BloxNote All Emotes and Titles
A focused farm plan beats random pulls every time, and the priority list below is built for the current v0.1 rotation. The plan assumes a player who can run 3-4 matches per night and who is willing to spend Robux on the gacha in a controlled way.
Phase 1: Default Unlocks and Shop Buys (Week 1)
Start with the four free emotes that the game hands out at account creation: Pen Flip (level 3), Task Check (Investigator default), Applaud (free event reward), and Idle Bow (level 5). Then spend your first 2,000 Robux on shop rotation buys: the Notebook Slam if you main Kira, the Detective Stare if you main L, and the Page Snap if you queue for Kira Follower. These are the three emotes that anchor the BloxNote cosmetic showcase for role mains, and skipping them in week 1 is the most common mistake.
Phase 2: Common and Rare Title Grind (Week 2-3)
The Common-rarity titles are all completable inside 25 matches: First Notebook (1 Kira win), L's Successor (1 L win), Detective (10 tasks completed), Page Turner (25 total wins). Run the matches you would normally queue for, and these titles will land on their own. The Rare titles — Shinigami (100 Kira wins), Beyond Birthday (100 L wins), Taskmaster (500 tasks) — are the long grind and should be your background objective across the rest of the season.
Phase 3: Gacha Pulls for Legendary Targets (Week 4+)
By week 4 you will know which role you main, and that is when the gacha makes sense. If you main L, the L Victory Pose is your legendary target. If you main Kira, the Kira Death Pose is the priority. Spend on the 10x spin in batches of three to push the pity counter, and switch to the Premium spin only if the legendary rate is the deciding factor. Avoid the single spin unless you are topping up the pity counter by exactly one pull.
Phase 4: Limited Drops and Seasonal Cleanup (Ongoing)
The limited emotes (T Pose, Wires Spark) and the limited titles (Founder, Beta Witness, Death Note Owner, Closest Call) only appear during their event windows, so set a reminder for the developer announcements on the fearless horror games developer group on Roblox. The Death Note Owner and Closest Call Legendary titles are scheduled to rotate out when v0.2 lands, so prioritize them over the Founder/Beta Witness titles if you can only chase one set.
Phase 5: Victory Screen Polish (Final Stretch)
Once your emotes and titles are locked, focus on the cosmetics that affect the victory screen directly: the role-locked emotes (Notebook Slam, Detective Stare, Page Snap) and the role-mastery titles (Shinigami, Beyond Birthday, Watari). These are the cosmetics that will show up in every clipped highlight and every screenshot, so they deserve the final polish pass.
A general-purpose reference for cosmetics outside the emote and title tracks is the BloxNote cosmetics hub, which covers skins, lobby banners, and the shop-side filters that the developer is rolling out alongside the showcase screen. Use it as the index once you have picked a specific track to chase.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many emotes are in the full BloxNote all emotes list?
The v0.1 build ships 14 emotes across five families: four neutral, three Kira, one Kira Follower, two L, two Investigator, and two meme/limited. The developer has confirmed more emotes are coming with the v0.2 patch, so the current roster should be treated as a snapshot rather than a final count.
What is the best way to farm BloxNote all titles efficiently?
The most efficient path is to alternate between Kira and L wins while completing tasks every round. First Notebook and L's Successor drop on a single win, Detective on 10 tasks, and Page Turner on 25 total wins. The longer Rare-tier titles (Shinigami at 100 Kira wins, Beyond Birthday at 100 L wins) require role-locked grinding across the whole season, so queue into the role you main most and let the wins accumulate naturally.
Can I trade emotes or titles with other players?
No. BloxNote cosmetics are account-bound in v0.1. The developer has not announced a trading system, and the limited titles (Founder, Beta Witness, Death Note Owner, Closest Call) are explicitly non-tradable because they are tied to personal play history. Expect the account-bound rule to stay in place for at least the first two patches.
Does the BloxNote victory screen change based on cosmetics equipped?
Yes. The victory screen pulls your currently equipped emote and stacks up to three title strings above the result card. Role-locked emotes like the Notebook Slam and Detective Stare trigger the matching role-specific animation, while role-free emotes like the Slow Clap and Finger Snap play a neutral result animation regardless of which side wins.
What happens to limited emotes and titles after a rotation?
Limited emotes such as the T Pose and Wires Spark enter the vault after their rerun window closes, and limited titles such as Founder and Beta Witness remain on the account but stop being earnable. The two Legendary titles that rotate by patch (Death Note Owner and Closest Call) are the exception — they leave the active pool entirely when the next patch lands, so they are the most time-sensitive cosmetics in the current showcase.