ღ(๑☻ܫ☻)㋵✿㋺✿㋛✿㋗✿㋧✿(☻ܫ☻๑)ღ

Two copies of the same face look at each other across the line, and both use ☻ for their eyes. Since ☻ is itself a filled-in smiley, every single eye is smiling too, which is the sweet little joke here: four tiny grins tucked inside two grinning faces. The mouth ܫ is the Syriac letter shin, whose three small prongs turn up like an ω, while the ๑ on each outer cheek adds a blush and the ღ at both ends works as a heart-like ornament. The circled katakana in the middle, ㋵㋺㋛㋗㋧, spell ヨロシクネ (yoroshiku ne), the friendly Japanese way of saying nice to meet you, let's get along, and with a ✿ after every letter it looks as if the pair is holding up a flower banner to welcome someone new.