Represents shouting, strong emotions, or comic-style anger. It’s the “speech bubble with spiky edges” often seen in manga or cartoons when someone yells.
Your friend just spoiled the ending of a show you were watching.
I literally told you no spoilers 🗯️😤
Often used for mock outrage or dramatic reactions (“you ate the last slice?? 🗯️”). It can also show intensity or emphasis when venting.
In Japanese chats, 🗯️ (called “フキダシ怒りマーク”) appears in manga to indicate raised voice or emotional outburst. Online, it’s used more comically than seriously—like when someone says “もうっ！” or “やめてよー！” with exaggerated frustration.
🗯️ can feel theatrical or childish in serious contexts. If you’re truly upset, use clear words or 😡 instead; 🗯️ works best when you’re pretending to be mad for humor.
See what they share and how they differ to choose the right one.
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Both 🗯️ right anger bubble and 💬 speech balloon signify speech and communication in visual form, and both are used to attribute words or thoughts to a speaker, but they convey very different tones and social contexts: 🗯️ right anger bubble reads as intense, emotional, or comic-style shouting—perfect for showing anger, exclamation, or dramatic emphasis in messages and informal storytelling—whereas 💬 speech balloon is neutral, calm, and conversational, suitable for ordinary dialogue, casual chat, or indicating that someone is speaking without implying strong emotion; use 🗯️ when you want to signal raised voices, urgency, or a playful, exaggerated outburst, and choose 💬 for everyday conversation, polite comments, or to invite a reply without escalating tone.
Use 🗯️ to indicate you’re expressing anger, shouting, or a dramatic comic-style outburst in a message. Use 💬 when you want to show you’re talking, sharing a thought, or encouraging a calm conversation.
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Both 🗯️ right anger bubble and 💢 anger symbol convey anger and heightened emotion in a visual, comic-inspired way, often used to punctuate frustration or intense reactions in informal messages; both draw from manga/cartoon conventions to signal that someone is upset. The differences are that 🗯️ right anger bubble reads as an outward shout or spoken exclamation—it feels louder and more public, suited to representing yelling, outbursts, or emphatic declarations—whereas 💢 anger symbol is an internalized, concentrated annoyance marker—it reads as simmering irritation, vexation, or a mood-level spike rather than a shouted statement; use 🗯️ to dramatize voice and volume and 💢 to mark personal anger, annoyance, or a comic “vein popping” irritation in reactions and status-like comments. The tone of 💢 is sharper and more private: it works best for conveying simmering frustration, exasperation, or irritated reactions rather than an explicit shouted message.
If you are describing someone yelling, a loud outburst, or want to make the message feel broadcast and emphatic, use 🗯️. If you are indicating annoyance, simmering frustration, or a character’s irritated mood without implying a literal shout, use 💢.
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