Interpretation
Overall feeling
(ﾒ` ﾛ ´) is a strong, in-your-face angry kaomoji that looks like someone glaring hard and shouting at the same time. The expression is intense and sharp, but because it is still a stylized cartoon face, it often comes across as playful rage or dramatic scolding rather than truly hostile anger. It is great for moments when you want to say “I am furious!” while still keeping a meme-like, exaggerated tone.
Visual breakdown
- Parentheses form the outline of a compact head, keeping all the emotion inside a small face.
- The ﾒ on the left side acts like a sharp, angled eye with an attached anger mark, suggesting a fierce glare or a narrowed, threatening look.
- In the middle, ` ﾛ ´ combines accent marks and the big rectangular ﾛ mouth. The accents frame the mouth like eyebrows or stress marks, while ﾛ looks like a wide open shouting mouth, as if the character is yelling or scolding loudly.
- Together, they create a very pointed stare plus a loud voice, the kind of expression you might imagine from a strict teacher, a game character in rage mode, or a friend “lecturing” you in a joking way.
Emotional nuance
The main feeling behind (ﾒ` ﾛ ´) is anger and being offended, but not necessarily in a destructive way. It can express:
- Serious annoyance when someone crosses a line or breaks a promise.
- Mock anger when a friend does something silly, forgets something important, or jokes a bit too far.
- Dramatic rage in gaming, fandom, or internet culture, where exaggeration is part of the fun.
- A scolding or lecturing tone, like “you better explain yourself now”.
Unlike softer sad faces, this kaomoji has a lot of edge. It is less about being hurt and more about pushing back. Still, the cartoon style helps soften the impact so you can use it in casual environments.
Typical usage scenarios
You can use (ﾒ` ﾛ ´) when:
- Calling out a friend who arrived very late or cancelled at the last minute.
- Complaining about a teammate who ignored strategy and threw the game.
- Reacting to spoilers, unfair results, or rude behavior online.
- Playfully scolding someone for forgetting an important date, losing an item, or teasing you.
Because of its high energy, this kaomoji fits chats, group conversations, comments, and gaming messages where strong emotion is expected. In more formal or sensitive settings, it might feel too aggressive, so it works best when everyone understands you are being loud but playful.
Usage guide
Tips
How to use this kaomoji
(ﾒ` ﾛ ´) is your go-to kaomoji for loud, sharp anger, especially when you want to call someone out or show that a line has been crossed. The expression feels like a glare plus a shout, so the tone is stronger than a whiny or tired face. It works well for playful scolding, dramatic complaints, and rage moments in games, fandom, and group chats, as long as everyone understands that you are exaggerating for effect.
When to use
- When a friend shows up very late or cancels at the last minute and you want to “lecture” them.
- After a teammate ignores the plan and throws a ranked game, and you are ranting in chat.
- When someone spoils a story, ruins a surprise, or does something that clearly deserves a strong reaction.
- In comments when reacting to unfair news, bad design decisions, or troll behavior.
- When you want a stricter tone than a sad or tired face, but still wrapped in anime-style drama.
Example mini-sentences
- "You cancelled again at the last second (ﾒ` ﾛ ´)"
- "Who pushed mid alone and threw our lead (ﾒ` ﾛ ´)"
- "Stop spoiling the show in the group chat (ﾒ` ﾛ ´)"
Tips and notes
- This kaomoji reads as confrontational, so avoid using it in very delicate topics or with people who might take it literally.
- It pairs well with joking text, emojis, and memes that show you are half-serious, half-playful.
- In professional or mixed groups, soften it with extra context, or choose a milder expression if you only want to hint at displeasure.
- If someone is not familiar with kaomojis, you can add a short note like “just kidding” or “playful rage” to avoid misunderstandings.
Usage examples
Real conversation samples that feature this kaomoji.
Example 1
Example 2