today I continue sharing the Japanese Emoticons
hope they'll be useful for all of you...
Bear Emoticons
The main thing with Japanese bear emoticons is the mouth. You want to use (ｴ), ㉨ or possibly a ω. Everything else is pretty much the same as other Japanese emoticons.| (￣(エ)￣) | (｡･ω･｡) | (●｀･(ｴ)･´●) |
| (*ノ・ω・） | 川´･ω･`川 | ( (ﾐ´ω`ﾐ)) |
| ヾ(T(エ)Tヽ) | ＼(・｀(ｪ)・)/ | ⊂(ο･㉨･ο）⊃ |
| (^(エ)^) | (^(I)^) | (￣(ｴ)￣)ﾉ |
| ⊂(￣(工)￣)⊃ | ⊂(^(工)^)⊃ | ⊂(・(ェ)・)⊃ |
| (*￣(ｴ)￣*) | ヾ(´(ｴ)｀ﾉﾞ | (／(ｴ)＼) |
| ⊂(￣(ｴ)￣)⊃ | “(`(エ)´)ノ | (｀(エ)´)ﾉ |
| (ó㉨ò) | (♥ó㉨ò)ﾉ♡ | (/-(ｴ)-＼) |
| (´(エ)｀) | ヽ(￣(ｴ)￣)ﾉ | (／￣(ｴ)￣)／ |
| ⊂(◎(工)◎)⊃ | (●￣(ｴ)￣●) | 《/(￣(ｴ)￣)ゞ》 |
| ⁝⁞⁝⁞ʕु•̫͡•ʔु☂⁝⁞⁝⁝ | (✪㉨✪) |
Ψ(￣(ｴ)￣)Ψ This bear I think looks especially awesome
┏((＝￣(ｴ)￣=))┛An awesome dancing bear
・㉨・ It’s very simple but it totally works
Cat Emoticons
Cats are pretty much just most regular Japanese emoticons with =’s added to them as whiskers. ^’s can also be used for ears and you can use ･ｪ･ for a cat’s nose.| (=^･ｪ･^=) | (=^‥^=) | (=^･^=) |
| V(=^･ω･^=)v | (=｀ω´=) | o(^・x・^)o |
| ＼(=^‥^)/’` | ( =①ω①=) | d(=^･ω･^=)b |
| (=ＴェＴ=) | (=;ェ;=) | ヽ(=^･ω･^=)丿 |
| (=^･ω･^)y＝ | (^-人-^) | ヽ(^‥^=ゞ) |
| (^・ω・^ ) | (=^-ω-^=) | b(=^‥^=)o |
| (.=^・ェ・^=) | （=´∇｀=） | ヾ(=ﾟ･ﾟ=)ﾉ |
| ~(=^‥^)ノ | ~(=^‥^)/ | (=ｘェｘ=) |
| (=；ェ；=) | (=｀ェ´=) | (^･o･^)ﾉ” |
| (^._.^)ﾉ | └(=^‥^=)┐ | =’①。①’= |
<(*ΦωΦ*)> This is totally an Azumanga Diaoh cat!
Confused Emoticons
For confused Japanese emoticons you can use ・ or ◎ for blank looking eyes. ゞ makes a perfect arm scratching a head to indicate thought. You can also add question marks to any of these to show even more confusion.| (´･_･`) | (◎_◎;) | (｀_´)ゞ |
| (◎-◎；) | (・_・ヾ | (￣(エ)￣)ゞ |
| (-_-)ゞ゛ | (‘◇’)? | ヽ(゜Q。)ノ？ |
| (´｀;) ？ | 【・ヘ・?】 | 【・_・?】 |
| ( ・◇・)？ | (゜-゜) | ヾ(´･ ･｀｡)ノ” |
| ｢(ﾟﾍﾟ) | ( ?´_ゝ｀) | o(´^｀)o |
| (´−｀) ﾝｰ | (」ﾟヘﾟ)」 | (•ิ_•ิ)? |
| 「(°ヘ°) | (。ヘ°) | ヽ(゜Q。)ノ？ |
| (´｀;) ？ | 〈(゜。゜) | (゜。゜) |
| く（＾_・）ゝ | (^～^;)ゞ | ٩(͡๏̯͡๏)۶ |
| ٩(̾●̮̮̃̾•̃̾)۶ | (⊙_◎) | ಠ_ರೃ |
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