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Haha, yea, unintentional but fairly accurate.
I absolutely love that character-people-drawing
There's a word for that I don't know?
Type-doodle?
They're called kaomoji, like emoji. In Japanese, emoji means "image-letters" and kaomoji means "face-letters." The English word for them is probably emoticons, but that more refers to things like :-) and xD. Kaomoji can be called "Japanese emoticons."
If you have an Android phone, your keyboard has built-in kaomoji ヾ( ͝° ͜ʖ͡°)ノ♪. You can access them by opening up the emoji panel at the bottom left, then tapping the ":-)" button at the bottom right, which contains some western emoticons but many categories of kaomoji
I was today years old when I learned that that is a feature in my phone keyboard (✷‿✷)
Thanks, kind stranger
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