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(ง'̀-'́)งFight kaomoji

Fists up, determined, absolutely not going to fight anyone.

(ง'̀-'́)ง

Click the face to copy it · also known as fisticuffs, put 'em up

What it means

Mock combat. The fight face is how you accept a challenge you have no intention of pursuing — a rival opinion about a film, a friend's terrible take, a colleague claiming the last biscuit. The raised fists and gritted expression make the aggression obviously theatrical. It's also used sincerely as encouragement, in the sense of “let's go, we've got this.”

Where each character comes from

Every kaomoji is borrowed type. None of these characters were designed to be part of a face.

CharCode pointUnicode nameRole in the face
U+0E07THAI CHARACTER NGO NGUThe fists — one raised on each side, curled.
'U+0027APOSTROPHEThe eyes, narrowed to slits.
◌̀U+0300COMBINING GRAVE ACCENTTilts the left brow down. A combining mark — it has no width of its own and attaches to the character before it.
◌́U+0301COMBINING ACUTE ACCENTTilts the right brow down, mirroring the left. Together the two accents produce the scowl.
-U+002DHYPHEN-MINUSA flat, set mouth.

The fists are ง, a consonant from the Thai script (ngo ngu), borrowed for its curled shape. The brows are the interesting part: they are not characters in their own right but combining diacritics — U+0300 and U+0301 — which attach to the apostrophes in front of them. That is the same trick used across the sports category to make a face look determined rather than merely awake.

How to type it without breaking it

Copy it. The combining accents are the reason: they have no width of their own and attach to whatever character precedes them, so retyping the face by hand tends to lose them, double them, or bind them to the wrong symbol. Some variants add ✧ for emphasis: (ง'̀-'́)ง✧.

When to use it

Playful disagreement, gym-day posts, accepting a bet, or cheering someone on before something hard. Never as an actual threat — the whole point is that it isn't one.

Variants of the fight kaomoji

Same idea, different mood. Click any to copy.

σ(≧ε≦o)
(╯°□°)╯
(ง •̀_•́)ง
٩(ˊ〇ˋ*)و
٩(θ‿θ)۶
\(=^‥^)/'
( ̄^ ̄)ゞ
(ง •̀ω•́)ง
(◍•ᴗ•◍)ᕗ
(ง'̀-'́)ง✧

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FAQ

What does (ง'̀-'́)ง mean?
It's a fight-stance kaomoji — fists up, brows angled, ready to go. It signals playful challenge or determined encouragement, and is almost never meant literally.
What is the ง character?
ง is a letter of the Thai script (U+0E07, THAI CHARACTER NGO NGU). It was borrowed purely for its shape, which reads as a raised, curled fist.

Other faces worth knowing

The kaomoji with names of their own — each one with its own page.

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