(:3冫 ﾉ)ﾉ

The two ﾉ on the right lean the same way. Each is half-width katakana no, a single stroke sweeping down from upper right to lower left, and each stands about as tall as the 3. In kaomoji, ﾉ is often a raised hand, as in (´▽`)ﾉ, but here the head sits at the far left, so these two look more like legs lifted off the floor. The first comes just before the closing parenthesis and the second right after it, so only the second sits outside the parentheses. Right after the 3, with no space in between, comes 冫, the "ice" radical: the part on the left side of 冷 (cold) and 凍 (frozen). Its upper stroke is a short dot slanting down to the right; the lower one climbs from the bottom left toward the upper right. The two strokes don't touch, and together they're about as tall as the 3. Coming right after the face, with the colon's two dots for eyes and the 3 for a mouth, they could be two arms flopped on the floor. After 冫 there's a half-width space, and the gap before the first ﾉ is wide: where a body would go, there isn't a single line. On X, this face appeared on November 1, 2026, as the first line of a post that listed lying-down kaomoji one per line.