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Bear Kaomoji

Round ears, a little snout and the coziest hugs, in two styles that look a bit different.

460 faces. Tap a card to copy, ♡ to save. Faces marked “may not show on older devices” use rarer symbols.

Two ways to draw a bear

The round-ear bear. ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ uses two phonetic letters, ʕ and ʔ, as round ears and cheeks, and ᴥ as the snout. It is a very popular bear online. Because ᴥ is a rare character, this style carries the small device label.

The bracket bear. (・(ｪ)・) puts the snout in brackets in the middle of the face. It uses Japanese characters that nearly every phone has, so it is the safer choice for names and bios.

Bear hugs

Bears and hugs belong together. A bear with arms out, like ⊂(・(ェ)・)⊃ or ʕっ˶•ω•˶ʔっ, is a big soft hug for someone who needs it. Send one to a friend who had a bad day, or when you just want to say you care.

More bear moods

A panda is drawn the same way with dark eye patches, so if you like bears, have a look at the panda page too.

Questions

What is the classic bear kaomoji?

ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ. The ʕ ʔ letters are the round ears and ᴥ is the snout.

Which bear kaomoji works on every phone?

The bracket bear (・(ｪ)・) uses common Japanese characters, so it shows up almost everywhere.

Is there a bear hug kaomoji?

Yes. Bears with open arms, like ⊂(・(ェ)・)⊃, are bear hugs.

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