The "( 〇□〇)" emote, also known as the "Square Shock" emote, typically represents a sense of confusion or surprise. It consists of two square brackets with a blank space in between, and inside the space are two Japanese characters: "〇" and "□". The "〇" character is often interpreted as representing a circle or something complete, while the "□" character represents a square or something incomplete. Together, they can convey a feeling of uncertainty or bewilderment.
- Surprise & Confusion:
"Wait, you're telling me she's actually a spy? ( 〇□〇)" - Disbelief & Excitement:
"You're saying we won the championship? ( 〇□〇)" - Amusement & Disbelief:
"Did you hear that joke? ( 〇□〇)"
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