Long ears
⌒ 〜
The defining feature. ⌒ is a fixed arch and 〜 is a wave, so the second gives you a longer, more mobile ear.
Long ears, round face
Cinnamoroll Kaomoji
These are fan approximations, not anything official: Cinnamoroll is a Sanrio character, and text cannot draw a specific character so much as evoke one. What it can do is capture the defining feature — very long ears either side of a small round face — and that is what every face here is built on.
⌒(ᵔ ᴗ ᵔ)⌒
Quick answer
Which one should you use?
⌒(ᵔ ᴗ ᵔ)⌒ is the closest plain-text approximation. The ⌒ characters either side are the long floppy ears that define the look, and the wide spacing inside the brackets keeps the face round and small. Swapping ⌒ for 〜 makes the ears longer and softer; ʕ ʔ makes them shorter and rounder.
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20 cinnamoroll kaomoji
Every face is plain text. Tap one to copy it, then paste it wherever you are typing — it travels as ordinary characters, not as an image.
⌒(ᵔ ᴗ ᵔ)⌒
Long ears out
The closest approximation — arched ears either side of a small closed-eye face.
〜(ᐢ ᵕ ᐢ)〜
Ears drifting
The 〜 ears are longer and wavier, as if mid-flight.
ʕ ᵔ ᴗ ᵔ ʔ
Round and eared
Shorter, rounder ears; the chubbiest of the set.
(ᐢ ˘ ᴗ ˘ ᐢ)
Content puppy
Ears inside the brackets instead of outside, which tightens the whole face.
⌒(๑ᵕ ᴗ ᵕ๑)⌒
Rosy cheeks
Thai characters as pink cheeks between the long ears.
〜(◕ ᴗ ◕)〜
Wide-eyed and floppy
Large round eyes, which is where the blue would go.
⌒( ˘ ω ˘ )⌒
Sleepy puppy
A soft ω muzzle under closed eyes.
ʕ ◕ ᴗ ◕ ʔ
Bright-eyed
The most alert face here; round ears and open eyes.
⌒(*ᵔ ᴗ ᵔ*)⌒
Blushing puppy
Asterisks as blush inside the ears.
〜( ˘ ᵕ ˘ )〜
Drifting off
Everything closed and soft; the calmest of the set.
⌒(ᐢ ᵕ ᐢ)⌒
Ears twice over
Long ears outside, small ears inside. Overdone on purpose.
ʕ *ᵔ ᴥ ᵔ* ʔ
Snouted puppy
ᴥ gives it an actual muzzle, not just a mouth.
⌒(◔ ᴗ ◔)⌒
Peeking
Part-filled eyes give it a sidelong look.
〜(๑˃ ᴗ ˂๑)〜
Delighted
Squeezed-shut eyes with cheeks, ears streaming back.
⌒( ᵕ ᴗ ᵕ )⌒
Eyes closed
The simplest happy version.
ʕ ˘ ᴗ ˘ ʔ
Simple and round
The shortest face here; fits in a display name.
⌒(≧ ᴗ ≦)⌒
Squeezed shut
Eyes closed by delight, not sleep.
〜(ᵔ ᴥ ᵔ)〜
Long-eared snout
Combines the longest ears with a proper muzzle.
⌒(◕ ᴥ ◕)⌒
Alert puppy
Wide eyes above a snout; watching something.
ʕ ᐢ ᵕ ᐢ ʔ
Ears within ears
Round outer ears with upright inner ones.
How they are built
The parts these faces are made of
Kaomoji are assembled rather than drawn. Once you can see the components, you can adjust any face on this page instead of hunting for a different one.
Round ears
ʕ ʔ ᐢ
Shorter alternatives. ʕ ʔ wrap the whole face and make it chubby; ᐢ stands upright and makes it alert.
Small features
ᵔ ᵕ ˘ ◕ ◔ ᴗ
Kept minimal and widely spaced. The face has to stay small for the ears to look long by comparison.
Cheeks
๑ * ◍
Optional blush just inside the ears. It is the one addition that does not make the face look crowded.
Before you paste
Getting them to arrive intact
Paste as plain text
Markdown and rich-text editors treat backslashes, underscores and asterisks as formatting. The blushing versions use asterisks, so they are the ones most likely to arrive altered.
Space the face out
These only work when the features are widely spaced. Tighten them up and the ears stop reading as long, which is the whole effect — the face is small so the ears look big.
These are approximations
Text cannot draw a specific character. What it can do is carry the silhouette, so treat them as being in the style of the character, not pictures of it.
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Faces with a full write-up
Some of these have their own page covering where the face came from and how its meaning has shifted.
ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Bear Kaomoji
A small round bear face, three characters wide.
Read the entryฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ
Cat Kaomoji
A round cat face with two raised paws either side.
Read the entry(っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ
Hug Kaomoji
Arms outstretched for a hug, with a wobbly mouth.
Read the entry(－_－) zzZ
Sleepy Kaomoji
Closed eyes with sleep letters drifting off to the side.
Read the entry
Questions
Cinnamoroll Kaomoji FAQ
What is the Cinnamoroll kaomoji?
⌒(ᵔ ᴗ ᵔ)⌒ is the closest plain-text version. Cinnamoroll is a Sanrio character, so no official kaomoji exists; what circulates are fan approximations built around the long floppy ears, which are the one feature text can actually reproduce.
How do you make long ears in a kaomoji?
Put ⌒ or 〜 either side of the face, outside the brackets. ⌒ is a fixed arch, so the ear hangs; 〜 is a wave, so it moves. Keeping the face itself small and widely spaced is what makes them look long.
Are these official Sanrio kaomoji?
No. They are fan-made text faces in the style of the character, not artwork from or endorsed by Sanrio. Plain text can suggest a silhouette — long ears, a small round face — but it cannot reproduce a specific design, so every version you find differs.
What is the difference between these and bunny kaomoji?
The mouth and the ear shape. Bunny faces use the ㅅ muzzle with upright ᐢ ears; these use a plain ᴗ or ᴥ mouth with long ⌒ or 〜 ears hanging outward. Upright ears read as a rabbit, hanging ears as a puppy.
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