┗(╮╯╭)┛ﾎﾟﾃｨﾄｩ！！

The arm on the right, ┛, and the ╯ inside the parentheses bend the same way: in both, a line comes down from above and turns left, but ┛ makes the turn as a thick stroke with a square corner, while ╯ makes it as a thin stroke with a rounded one. ╮ and ╭, on either side of ╯, are a left-right flipped pair. Each runs level on the side nearer its parenthesis and curves downward as it heads inward. Of the three thin lines inside the parentheses, ╯ is the only one that rises, so its top is the highest of the three, reaching about as high as the tops of the upright strokes of the arms ┗ and ┛. The three thin lines aren't evenly spaced, either: the gap between ╯ and ╭ is roughly twice the gap between ╮ and ╯. ティ and トゥ are how Japanese spells the sounds ti and tu, mostly in loanwords such as パーティー (party) and タトゥー (tattoo). ﾎﾟﾃｨﾄｩ takes ポテト, the ordinary Japanese word for potato, swaps its テ and ト for those two pairs and sets the whole thing in half-width katakana, so it reads as ポテト said with a put-on English accent. Two full-width ！ follow it.