The list includes a number of mythical creatures, such as a vampire, a genie, an elf, merman and mermaid, fairy, and a zombie.
A slew of new food items have made the list as well, including a pretzel, a sandwich, a cup with a straw, canned food, broccoli, and a coconut.
And, the list also contains numerous new animals - giraffe, zebra, hedgehog, sauropod (like a brontosaurus) T-rex, and a cricket.
There could also be a "grinning face with crazy eyes", a shocked face with an exploding head, and a face with star eyes.
New designs for children, adults, and older adults are also included, along with new clothing items.
The list reveals new activities too, with a person sitting in the lotus position, and a person rock climbing.
In recent months, social media giants have been making strides to diversify their emojis.
A few months ago, Google revealed a series of new emojis in efforts to better capture the essence of its users.
The new emojis include 11 new professions, from rock star to scientist, each available in both male and female, and across all skin colours.
In addition to this, 33 existing emojis are set to be updated to include a version for both genders.
Google revealed the news on its blog in July after the idea was first proposed in May.
The move comes after the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee agreed to the proposed changes, bringing the new looks to Android and other platforms.
"Most than 90 percent of the world's online population use emoji," wrote Nicole Bleuel, Marketing Lead & Diversity Champion, Emoji, in the blog post.
"But while there's a huge range of emoji, there aren't a lot that highlight the diversity of women's careers, or empower young girls."
The new emojis feature a rock star, welder, scientist, farmer, chef, and doctor, among others.
These will be available in male and female, with all skin tones.
Older emojis, like the running person, the haircut, and the weightlifter can now be changed between male and female.
"These new emoji are one of several efforts we're making to better represent women in technology, and to connect girls with the education and resources they need to pursue careers in STEM," according to the blog post.
"One such effort is Made with Code, which helps girls pursue and express their passions using computer science."
Ahead of World Emoji Day this weekend, made with Code is releasing a new project that teaches coding skills through the creation of emoji-inspired stickers.
"We hope these updates help make emoji just a little more representative of the millions of people around the globe who use them."
The Unicode team explained that it doesn't normally specify the gender for the emoji characters, instead assigning a neutral term to describe them.
The running emoji, for example, is "runner", not running man.
But, they say they've been working to address gender issues.
THE 51 EMOJIS THAT COULD COME IN 2017
Sled
Flying saucer
'I love you' hand sign
Grinning face with star eyes
Grinning face with crazy eyes
Face with finger covering closed lips
Serious face with symbols covering mouth
Smiling face with smiling eyes and hand covering mouth
Face with open mouth vomiting
Shocked face with exploding head
Breast-feeding
Palms up together
Curling stone
Bowl with spoon
Cup with straw
Coconut
Broccoli
Pie
Pretzel
Cut of meat
Sandwich
Canned food
Giraffe face
Zebra face
Hedgehog
Sauropod
T-rex
Cricket
Face with monocle
Adult
Child
Older adult
Bearded adult
Bearded person
Person with headscarf
Person in steamy room
Person climbing
Person in lotus position
Mage (wizard, witch, sorcerer, etc)
Fairy
Merperson
Elf
Genie
Zombie
Brain
Orange heart
Billed cap
Scarf
Gloves
Coat
Socks
