⌒⌒ ⌒ "⊂( っ☉ω☉)っ"ﾄﾞﾃｯ!

Three ARC signs ⌒ come before the face and none after it: two side by side, then three half-width spaces, then the third, then one more space before the first quotation mark. Both " are the plain ASCII quotation mark; the first stands directly in front of ⊂, the mathematical SUBSET OF sign, and the second directly after the っ outside the closing bracket, so the stretch ⊂( っ☉ω☉)っ lies between them. The two ☉ in the eye positions carry the Unicode name SUN, the astronomical symbol for the Sun, one on each side of the Greek ω. Right after the second quotation mark, with no space, comes ﾄﾞﾃｯ! in half-width katakana, read “dote”, a Japanese way of describing something heavy toppling over or dropping down. That makes three small tsu in the line: a hiragana っ inside the bracket, another just outside it, and the half-width katakana ｯ that ends ﾄﾞﾃｯ.