No Value in Emoji Unicode Property

No is the classification for characters that are not intended to be emoji, meaning they lack the specific visual, pictographic, or color-capable design associated with emoji symbols. These characters include standard letters, digits, punctuation, and many technical or control codes, even if some of them may occasionally appear in emoji-like contexts or be used alongside emoji. The “No” value indicates that a character does not have the default emoji presentation, so it will typically render as plain text unless explicitly modified by variation selectors or combined with other characters, and it does not carry the inherent semantic or graphical identity of an emoji.

This is the default value, shared by most characters (308,894 in total), so no character list is shown.