The "[・益・]" emote, also known as the "Mad Robot" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that represents a robot with angry or frustrated eyes. It is often used to express strong negative emotions in online communication, such as anger, annoyance, or dissatisfaction. The emote consists of three characters: two vertical bars on either side of a character that looks like the Japanese katakana character "me" (メ), which represents the robot's eyes.
- "I feel so joyful when I see the first snowfall of the year. ・益・"
- Excitement & Anticipation:
"I can't wait to go on vacation next month! ・益・" - Relief & Satisfaction:
"I'm so glad I finally finished that home improvement project. ・益・"
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