Angry

Flipping the Bird

凸(｀0´)凸 凸ಠ益ಠ)凸 凸(⊙▂⊙✖ ) ┌П┐(►˛◄’!) 凸(-0-メ) 凸(｀⌒´メ)凸 凸(｀△´＋） ( ︶︿︶)_╭∩╮ 凸(｀ι _´メ） 凸(>皿<)凸 凸(^▼ｪ▼ﾒ^) t(=n=) t(- n -)t 凸(¬‿¬) ┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐ ┌∩┐(ಠ_ಠ)┌∩┐ ╭∩╮(︶︿︶)╭∩╮ ╭∩╮(-_-)╭∩╮ ᕕ༼ ͠ຈ Ĺ̯ ͠ຈ ༽┌∩┐

Angry to the Right

( ≧Д≦) (；￣Д￣） (;¬_¬) （；¬＿¬) (｡+･`ω･´) ｡゜(｀Д´)゜｡ ( ﾟДﾟ)＜!! (‡▼益▼) (,,#ﾟДﾟ) (҂⌣̀_⌣́) (；¬д¬) （;≧皿≦） (╬ﾟ◥益◤ﾟ) (╬⓪益⓪) [○･｀Д´･○] ૮( ᵒ̌▱๋ᵒ̌ )ა (⁎˃ᆺ˂) (ꐦ°᷄д°᷅) ((╬●∀●) (╬ Ò ‸ Ó) ( >д<) (*｀益´*) (☞◣д◢)☞ <(｀^´)> (;｀O´)o (ꐦ ಠ皿ಠ ) （｀Δ´）！ (*｀Ω´*) (╬ಠ益ಠ) (╬ﾟ◥益◤ﾟ) ╬ﾟ (ு⁎ு)྆྆ (╬⓪益⓪) （╬ಠ益ಠ) (●o≧д≦)o =͟͟͞͞( •̀д•́))) (๑･`▱´･๑) ༼ つ ͠° ͟ ͟ʖ ͡° ༽つ (☄ฺ◣д◢)☄ฺ ꀯ(‴ꑒ᷅⺫ꑒ᷄) (#｀皿´) (｀Д´) (ﾒﾟ皿ﾟ) (o｀ﾟ皿ﾟ) ( ╬◣ 益◢) （╬ಠ益ಠ) （♯▼皿▼） ( ╬◣ 益◢）y━･~ （○｀Ｏ´○） (; ･`д･´) ｜。｀＞Д＜｜ (; ･`д･´)​ ( •̀ω•́ )σ

Angry to the Left

o(-`д´- ｡) (´･益･｀*) (´Д｀) (¬д¬。) （≧▼≦；) (ᇂ∀ᇂ╬) (ू˃̣̣̣̣̣̣︿˂̣̣̣̣̣̣ ू) (ू˃̣̣̣̣̣̣o˂̣̣̣̣̣̣ ू)⁼³₌₃ （▼へ▼メ） ｢(#Φ益 Φo)∩ s(・｀ヘ´・；) s(・｀ヘ´・;)ゞ Σ(-`Д´-ﾉ；)ﾉ Σ(▼□▼メ) ๛∙᷅῞ॄ∙᷄ (°ㅂ° ╬) ( ｰ̀εｰ́ ) (눈_눈) (´◣д◢`+) (ʘ言ʘ╬) (Ò 皿 Ó ╬) (-̀◞८̯◟-́) ( ͒˃⌂˂ ͒) ┌(▀Ĺ̯ ▀-͠ )┐ [⑇⨀ེ⌓⨀ེ•⑇] Σ(ﾟд´;ﾉ)ﾉ (-̀◞▥◟-́) ☜(`o´) (◎益◎;) (@益@ .:;) ꉂ `o´ )

Forward Facing Anger

ಠ_ರೃ (*｀へ´*) -`д´- (*≧m≦*) (*￣m￣) (>人<) (¬_¬) (#ಠQಠ#) (¬､¬) ( ಠ ಠ ) (¬▂¬) (⋋▂⋌) (>_<) （＞д＜） (≧σ≦) (◣_◢) (ಠ⌣ಠ) (ಥ⌣ಥ) ŎUŎ ಠ_ಠ ಠ▃ಠ ಥ⌣ಥ 눈_눈 (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞ ૮(ꂧ᷆⺫ꂧ᷇)ა ૮(ꂧꁞꂧ)ა ૮( ᵒ̌ૢཪᵒ̌ૢ )ა (,,Ծ‸Ծ,, ) (๑•ૅㅁ•๑) ꒰╬•᷅д•᷄╬꒱ (╬•᷅д•᷄╬) (๑‾᷆д‾᷇๑) 〴⋋_⋌〵 ఠ ͟ಠ (ఠ్ఠ ˓̭ ఠ్ఠ) (*´罒`*) （｡ò ∀ ó｡） (o´罒`o) (๑•॒̀ ູ॒•́๑) (｡ì _ í｡) (๑ò︵ò๑) (⑉･̆⌓･̆⑉) ₍₍ ◝(•̀ㅂ•́)◟ ⁾⁾ ૮( ᵒ̌皿ᵒ̌ )ა (╬ ‾᷅皿‾᷄ ╬) (｡☉︵ ಠ╬) ( ‾᷅⚰‾᷄ ) (｀◕‸◕´+) (∘⁼̴⃙̀˘︷˘⁼̴⃙́∘) (*`д´*) ▻⃘ ௭ ◅⃘ ˃ʍ˂ ʕ •̀ o •́ ʔ ⋋_⋌ (o･｀Д´･o) ( ▀ 益 ▀ ) （▽д▽） ╭(๑¯д¯๑)╮ (ಠ ∩ಠ) ⋌༼ •̀ ⌂ •́ ༽⋋ ᘳᗒ.ᗕᘰ

ｴｴｯ?工ｴｴｪｪ(๑̀⚬♊⚬́๑)ｪｪｴｴ工‼!!!

Arms Raised in Anger

(」゜ロ゜)」 (/ﾟДﾟ)/ ＼(｀0´)／ ヽ(｀⌒´メ)ノ ヽ(●-`Д´-)ノ ヽ༼ ಠ益ಠ ༽ﾉ (((p(>o<)q))) (ノ≧┏Д┓≦)ノ (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ {{|└(>o< )┘|}} ＼(・｀(ｪ)・)/ ＼(〇O〇)／ ＼(＠O＠)／ ＼(`O´θ／ ＼( ｀.∀´)／ ＼(>o<)ノ ヾ( ･`⌓´･)ﾉﾞ ヾ(。◣∀◢。)ﾉ ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ ヽ(#`Д´)ﾉ ヽ(ｏ`皿′ｏ)ﾉ ┗|｀O´|┛ ヾ(｡｀Д´｡)ﾉ彡☆ ヽ(｀◇´)/ ヽ(´益`)ﾉ ヽ(￣д￣;)ノ ┗(｀皿´)┛ ヽ(｀δ´)ノ └(○｀ε´○)┘ ヾ(｀◇´)ﾉ彡 ヾ( ˃̶⺫˂̶｡)ノ ─(｡ìдí｡)─ <!–･”(>0<)”･ –> <!– {{(>_<)}} –> ﾚ(◣益◢#)ﾍ ヽ(｀⌒´)ﾉ (☝’益’☝) ((ヾ(≧皿≦；)ノ＿)) ＼`•̀益•́´／ ヾ(｀⌒´メ)ノ″ ヽ(｀○´)/ б(*｀・´)∂ ╰༼=ಠਊಠ=༽╯ ｡ﾟﾟ(」｡≧□≦)」 (ﾉ｀Д´)ﾉ ヽ(♯｀Д´)ﾉ ヽ(｀Д´#)ﾉ ヽ(｀Д´)ノ ヾ(*｀ｪ´*)ﾉ ヾ(o｀ｪ´)ﾉ ヾ(｀ε´)ﾉ ヾ(｡｀Д´｡)ﾉ ヾ(ﾒ｀･д･´)ﾉﾞ ヽ(o｀Д´o)ﾉ ヾ(*｀⌒´*)ﾉ ((ヾ(≧皿≦ﾒ)ﾉ)) ヾ(｀д´*)ﾉ ヾ(o｀ε´o)ﾉ ∪ヽ(●-｀Д´-)ノ彡☆ ╚╚|░☀▄☀░|╝╝

┗曲━（｀益´）━曲┛ ┗(｀Дﾟ┗(｀ﾟДﾟ´)┛ﾟД´)┛

Fists Raised in Anger

٩(╬ʘ益ʘ╬)۶ ٩(๑`ȏ´๑)۶ ｏ( ><)o o(>< )o ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ ٩(╬ఠ༬ఠ)و ٩(๑`^´๑)۶ ٩(//̀Д/́/)۶ ٩(╬ʘ益ʘ╬)۶ p( Ò ‸ Ó)q  \\٩(๑`ȏ´๑)۶// ＼＼\\٩(๑`^´๑)۶//／／ ୧ʕ ⇀ ⌂ ↼ ʔ୨ ୧༼ಠ益ಠ༽୨ o(｀Д´*)o ୧▒ •̀ o •́ ▒୨ !! o(*≧д≦)o)) o(-`д´- o) ୧(๑•̀ᗝ•́)૭ ೕ(Ò⺫ Ó )೨ o(｀□´)○ ฅ(๑*д*๑)ฅ!!

Shaking an Arm

( ꒪Д꒪)ノ (＃｀д´)ﾉ (･｀ｪ´･)つ (； ｀ｪ´ ；)b三b θ＼(；￢_￢) (ꈨຶꎁꈨຶ)۶” ┗(•̀へ •́ ╮ ) (ヾﾉ•᷅ ༬•᷄ ) ( ⓞ⃘ ⺫ ⓞ⃘۶)۶ ੭ྀ (ര̀⍨ര́)و ̑̑༉ (*☆OДo)９ ｡+ﾟ (☢益☢t) v(｀皿´)ﾉ~ ໒( ᓀ ‸ ᓂ )७ ヽ(*｀Д´*|| ||*｀Д´*)ﾉ o(o･`з･´o)ﾉ ໒( ⇀ ‸ ↼ )७ (๑•̀ㅁ•́ฅ) ┗(｀ム´)=З ι(｀ロ´)ノ (｀∧´メ)ρ)) ໒( : ͡° д °͡ : )७

Why?!?!

щ(ºДºщ) щ(ಠ益ಠщ) щ(ಥДಥщ) ლ (#｀ﾛ＾;)> ლ(ಠ_ಠლ) ლ(ಠ益ಠ)ლ ლ(ಠ益ಠლ ლಠ益ಠ)ლ ლ(ಠ益ಠ)ლી (ｙﾟ 益ﾟ;)ｙ Щ(◣д◢)Щ Щ(ಠ益ಠЩ)

Flipping and Throwing Things

(ノಠ ∩ಠ)ノ彡( o°o) (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ (╯°Д°）╯︵/(.□ . ) (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻ (۶ૈ ۜ ᵒ̌▱๋ᵒ̌ )۶ૈ=͟͟͞͞ ⌨ (۶ૈ ᵒ̌ Дᵒ̌)۶ૈ=͟͟͞͞ ⌨ (ﾉꐦ ◎曲◎)ﾉ=͟͟͞͞ ⌨ ‎(ﾉಥ益ಥ）ﾉ ┻━┻ (ﾉಥДಥ)ﾉ︵┻━┻･/

/( .□.) ︵╰(゜益゜)╯︵ /(.□. /) ≡/( .-.)\ ︵╰(«○»益«○»)╯︵ /(.□. /)̨

Kicking and Punching

( #`⌂´)/┌┛ ヽ(#ﾟДﾟ)ﾉ┌┛ ‾͟͟͞(((ꎤ ✧曲✧)̂—̳͟͞͞o (((ꎤ๑‾᷅༬‾᷄๑)̂—̳͟͞͞o ( ง ᵒ̌皿ᵒ̌)ง⁼³₌₃ (૭ ఠ༬ఠ)૭ ~‾͟͟͞(((ꎤ >ㅿ<)̂—̳͟͞͞o ‾͟͟͞(((ꎤ ✧曲✧)̂—̳͟͞͞o ‾͟͟͞(((ꎤ >口<)̂ꎤ⁾⁾⁾⁾ (૭ ◉༬◉)૭⁾⁾⁾⁾ ᕙ( ︡’︡益’︠)ง

ヽ(#ﾟДﾟ)ﾉ┌┛Σ(ノ´Д`)ノ

Small but Still Angry

ი⁽͑˙˚̀༡̇˚́˙⁾̉ჟ ˒˒⁼³ ⁽͑ʺ˚̀˙̪̺˚́ʺ⁾̉ ˃͐ ⁽͑˙˚̀བ̇˚́˙⁾̉ ฅ⁽͑ ˚̀ ˙̭ ˚́ ⁾̉ฅ ˁ⁽͑˙˚̀ˆ̇˚́˙⁾̉ˀ ⁽͑˙˚̀⚐˚́˙⁾̉ ˁ⁽͑ ˚̀˙̭˚́ ⁾̉ˀ ⁼³

Complex

((╬ಠิ﹏ಠิ)) (◞≼◉ื≽◟ ;益;◞≼◉ื≽◟) ☜(:♛ฺ;益;♛ฺ;)☞ (⁎ૢ⚈ै೧⚈ै⁎ૢ) ໒(•න꒶̭න•)७ ⁽ƈ ͡ (ुŏ̥̥̥̥םŏ̥̥̥̥) ु (๑•ิཬ•ั๑) ( ๑॔˃̶◡ ˂̶๑॓) (ृ ु*`ω´)ु (╬ಠิ益ಠิ) ⸌ ͔〠 ̖⸍⌕⁔͡⸌ ̗〠 ͕⸍⌕

Words

* ूི-̭͡- ૂ ྀ⁎ꂚᴉᴉᴉ ⁽⁽(੭ꐦ •̀Д•́ )੭*⁾⁾ ᑦᵒᔿᵉ ᵒᐢᵎᵎ Ƒ ư ɕ ƙ (╬ﾟ◥益◤ﾟ) ╬ﾟ

Crazy and or Broken

o͡͡͡͡͡͡╮(ꐦ ꈨຶ皿ꈨຶ)╭o͡͡͡͡͡͡ o͡͡͡͡͡͡╮(｡>口<｡)╭o͡͡͡͡͡͡ ᵑ৹!

This is the Internet’s largest list of over 10,000 specially selected kaomoji Japanese emoticons. The categories from this site are listed in alphabetical order as you scroll down the page.The categories are divided into 4 master categories: Feelings, Animals, Actions and Miscellaneous with sub categories under each of those master categories. If this is your first time here and you’re not sure what a kaomoji is or how kaomoji are different from emoji then check out this page explaining the difference between kaomoji and emoji emoticons . These emoticons are also sometimes called emojicons, dongers, facemarks or smilies.These kaomojis are angry and man, there are a ton of them. What did you guys do to make so many of these so angry? Well, that’s not important considering none of these are actually alive and have real feelings… What was I talking about? Oh yes, angry Japanese emoticons. If you’re angry and you want to express that anger of yours then these are the emoticons that you want to use! You’ll find all kinds of kaomoji with varying levels of anger. For most angry Japanese emoticons just use > and < for eyes. You can also use ≧ or ≦. Two ¬’s makes sort of a displeased looking face. You can also use slashes or ヽ and ノ to make it look like the emoticon is throwing up it’s hands in anger and if you really want to express anger use a 凸 for a middle finger. 益 also makes a fantastic mouth for angry Japanese emoticons.Sometimes you feel so angry that you just need to give someone the finger. And if one finger isn’t enough to satisfy your rage, give them two fingers! You can choose from a few different hands, including 凸, ┌П┐, or ╭∩╮. On top of flipping the bird, throw some angry eyes into the mix to get your angry message across.These kaomoji emoticons are angry and facing towards the right. Why are they facing this direction? Maybe they are moving in for a tackle or giving a death stare to the object of their rage. It’s up to you to decide exactly what is going on! Go ahead and elaborate on these emotes to create a scene. Try adding in another emoticon to show what they are glaring at.These emoji emoticons are angry and facing towards the left because that is where their anger is being directed. Rely on the facial expression to get across how angry you are, because emotes that are angry towards the left can be anywhere from enraged to mildly upset. Place one of these emojis beside an emoticon that is angry to the right and see how much it looks like they are in an argument! You can even add an object like a sword or some words to convey a more elaborate scene.Here are a bunch of dongers that are angry and facing forward. There is absolutely no avoiding their angry stare and it is clear who it is meant for: you! Or whoever you decide should receive this emoticon. Use one of these dongers to be completely upfront about who is upsetting you. Go ahead and choose the most dramatic expression to really get your point across.These emotes are so angry they have raised both of their arms and they are waving them around. They are probably even making a lot of noise. All this thrashing about is causing mayhem, as their anger is completely out of control! Choose from a variety of characters to make the perfect raised, angry arms: 」, \ with /, ヽ with ノ, or use ヾ to show the arm is waving around. You can even mix and match arms to make your own unique style.These facemarks are so angry that raised arms were not enough to express their rage. They have actually raised their fists and are shaking them around. Characters like ٩, ᕙ, ᕦ, ೕ or even an English letter P make excellent raised fists. This is the perfect way to show you are hovering on your limits and that you are very close to exploding with anger!These Japanese emoticons are angry enough to have raised one arm and they are shaking it around. Mind you, they are not quite angry enough to raise both of their arms. These emotes will let people know that you are definitely displeased and disapprove something, but you are still doing a good job at keeping your cool. Usually an emote will be shaking it’s arm in the direction it is looking.These text faces are angry but they are also kind of confused. They are raising their hands with the palms up and asking an elongated, “whhhyyyy?!” They just cannot believe what has happened and they find it to be the dumbest thing they have ever seen or heard. This anger is one of frustration, disbelief, and irritation. Characters like ლ, Щ, and the letter y are all options for making arms with palms facing up.Sometimes you just get so angry that you need to flip a table over, throw a keyboard, or even throw some other people. It’s natural, we get it. If you have completely lost your mind to rage and need to let out a little steam, these emotes are here for you. Check out the last couple of emotes and see that you can go completely crazy and throw not one but two people! One in each hand! I don’t think you can express your anger any more clearly than this.Don’t have anything near by to throw around in anger? Worry not because these emojis have your back. They are kicking or punching things to vent their frustration. ┌┛is used for a powerful high kick, while characters such as ง , ૭ , and ᕙ are used for punches. My favorite is definitely —̳͟͞͞o because this punch is not merely threatening or winding up, rather it is a punch in action! Better get out of the way!!These kaomojis are all similar looking. They may be quite small but they are still rather angry. These emotes go to show that size does not matter and even the smallest of us can get riled up with rage! They all appear small because very small characters are used for their facial expressions and their arms. Don’t doubt how powerful these little guys can be. They may be small but they are not holding anything back.These dongers are angry and they are some of the most complex looking emoticons on this page. They must have really complex issues. Be aware that these dongers may not display properly in all browsers. We have found that Safari generally works best while platforms like Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer seem to cause problems. Whoever is on the receiving end of your emoticon will also need Safari to be able to see it properly.In addition to the emoticon, these ones also have fancy looking words to help communicate their anger. You can add these words beside any emoticon in the angry section, so here are the words on their own in case you want to copy and paste them somewhere else: ᑦᵒᔿᵉ ᵒᐢᵎᵎ , Ƒ ư ɕ ƙ . The letters are always fancy because they come off as way cooler than regular English letters. Also, do not hesitate to add a whole bunch of explanation marks to amp up the anger!!!!These are some fancier Japanese emoticons that spill over multiple lines of text. However, not every browser displays these correctly. If they are all in one line or they look broken, the solution is to try using a different browser. We have found Safari has the most success displaying these emoticons correctly. If you can get it to work, these emoticons have a very dramatic impact.

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