67 emote Clash Royale: how to get the limited “6–7 Wizard” and why it’s everywhere right now

Bassyonni

ago 14 hours

67 emote Clash

The most-wanted cosmetic in the arena this week is the 67 emote—the laughing Wizard with a flashing “6–7” that’s taken over feeds and clan chats. The item dropped as a free, limited-time reward tied to a community milestone (6.7M social followers) and a brainrot-meme wink, and it’s being distributed through special claim links and QR codes rather than the in-game shop. Availability is brief, regional rollouts have caused confusion, and fake links are multiplying—so here’s a clean, current guide.

How to get the 67 emote in Clash Royale (works on iOS & Android)

Use an official claim entry. The emote is delivered through a voucher-style reward link/QR that hands the item to your account—no gems, no Pass, no tokens. Links have been rotating; when one is active, it will open the game to a “Claim Reward” prompt.
Open on your phone or tablet. If you tap from a PC, scan the on-screen QR with your device. Make sure Clash Royale is installed and updated.
Tap “Claim” → relaunch if needed. The emote should appear instantly in your collection (Battle → Emotes). If it doesn’t: force close and reopen, or toggle Wi-Fi/mobile data and retry.
If the link says expired: That specific code window has closed. Watch the official in-game inbox, creator posts, and the game’s social announcements for a new batch—waves have been rolling out over several days.

Heads-up: Some regions see the claim go live a few hours later than others, and high traffic can throw a “Something went wrong” error. Retrying after a short cooldown usually fixes it.

Why the 67 emote is limited (and why people are panicking)

Timed distribution: The reward is part of a celebration drop with hard end times; once the wave shuts, the link stops granting items.
External claim only: Because it’s not in the shop or a Challenge chest, players fear missing the link itself. That scarcity—and the meme heritage—makes it an instant flex in battles and spectate chats.
Scam surge: Copycat sites and recycled QR codes are everywhere. Remember: claiming never asks for your Supercell ID, email code, or passwords.

Safe-claim checklist (avoid fakes)

Never enter login credentials on a claim page. Real claims hand off directly to the game app.
No “human verification,” no downloads. If you see surveys, APKs, or installers, back out.
Check the behavior, not the text. A real claim deep-links into Clash Royale and shows a native “Claim Reward” modal.
One claim per account. If a site says it will “duplicate” the emote, it’s bogus.

Troubleshooting the 6–7 emote

Link opens but nothing happens: Force close the game and your browser, then try again on mobile.
Wrong account claimed: Log into the correct Supercell ID on your device first, then re-open the link.
“Expired/Invalid” message: That batch ended. Watch for the next wave; refresh in-game news and official creator posts.
Parental controls blocking: Ensure your device allows external app links to open the game.

FAQ: 67 emote Clash Royale

Is the 67 emote free?
Yes—100% free during the distribution window. No gems or Pass required.

Can I still get it if the link is closed?
Only if a new wave opens. There’s no guarantee of reruns, which is why players are scrambling now.

Will it return later in the shop?
There’s no confirmation. Limited celebratory emotes sometimes reappear months later, but you shouldn’t plan on it.

Is there a Challenge or ladder task for it?
No. Ignore posts claiming “win X matches to unlock 67.” The official path is the voucher/QR claim.

Why “67” matters (and what you’re actually flexing)

The number riffs on a brainrot meme that spread through the community all year; turning it into a Wizard emote at 6.7M social followers is classic wry fan service. Because the emote rides a short-lived external claim and not a paywall, it’s become a status signal: you were online at the right time, caught the real link, and now you’ve got a noisy little inside joke on speed-dial.

Quick action plan (do this now)

Check your in-game inbox and social channels tied to the game for an active claim link.
Open it on your phone, tap Claim, and verify it in Battle → Emotes.
Screenshot your collection once it appears; if support ever needs proof after a hiccup, you’ll have it.

If you land it, equip it and join the chaos—6… 7… and a lot of laughing Wizards will be filling arenas for the next few weeks.