Angry Kaomoji

Signs of anger in a face

• Slanted eyebrows made with ｀ ´ pull the eyes into a frown.
• The ╬ mark on the side is a popping vein, a classic comic sign of rage.
• A wide open mouth like Д is shouting.
• Arms up such as in ヽ(｀Д´)ﾉ mean a tantrum.

Pick your level

Angry faces work best when they match how upset you are.

• Mildly annoyed: a pout or a little fist shake like o(｀ω´*)o. Good for teasing a friend.
• Really mad: a glare with a vein mark.
• Losing it: screaming or flipping a table. These are almost always used as a joke.

A cute angry face tells people you are upset but not truly hurt. That keeps a playful argument playful.

Careful in real fights

If you are angry for real, a kaomoji can look like you are not taking things seriously. Say what is wrong in plain words first. Save the furious faces for things like a phone dying at one percent or a slow loading page. The table flip has its own page if you need more.

Annoyed in a cute way

Pouting faces with puffed cheeks are the soft end of anger. They work when a friend teases you or eats the last snack. Your message says “hey!” but nobody feels attacked.

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