The first emote, "ﾍ(｡｡ﾍ)☆ヽ(^^;)", is commonly known as the "double hand wave" or "excited wave" and is often used to express excitement or greeting someone enthusiastically.
The second emote, "Punch #5", is a fist emoji with the number 5 next to it and is commonly used to represent punching or hitting something.
- - "ﾍ(｡｡ﾍ)☆ヽ(^^;)" is a Japanese emoticon that represents a shy or embarrassed gesture. The first part, "ﾍ(｡｡ﾍ)☆", depicts someone covering their face with their hands, while the second part, "ヽ(^^;)", shows them peeking through their fingers. It can be used to express feelings of shyness, embarrassment, or awkwardness.
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Frustrated & Angry: "I can't believe my boss gave me more work to do on a Friday night... (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻" - - "Punch #5" is an ASCII art of a fist punching forward, often used to represent aggression or anger. It can be used to express frustration, annoyance, or even violence. Show More
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