How Unicode enables new emoticons/kaomoji

http://kotaku.com/5941811/the-latest-japanese-emoticons-are-freaky-yet-wonderful

"Traditional Japanese kaomoji often contain Cyrillic script, along with
traditional Japanese script. The new, evolved ones use also non-Japanese
characters. For example, adding Laotian and Tibetan made the evolved version
of the crying face."

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