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"You've got to be kidding, bastard! Mocking me, bastard! I'll kill you, bastard!"
"Aieeeee! S-so very sorry!"
Facing the ninja, prostrating in dogeza right before him, is the head chef of this high-class·organic·sushi establishment — the sushi he makes is genuinely delicious, that's the point!
"The sushi is gone, but there are still fries and fried chicken..."
"You think you can fob me off with bio·chicken! Mocking me, bastard! I am a ninja, bastard!"
The ninja's aura leaked out, and the chef quietly soiled himself.
The ninja walks toward the chef, raising a hand-blade for the kaishaku.
"Washoyi!"
Behold — bursting out from the nearby super-large·refrigerator, unleashing a flying kick: Ninja Slayer!
"Yeeeart!"
The ninja dodges in time with a back·bridge·evasion! So close!
The ninja barely steadies himself upright and offers a greeting.
"Domo, nice to meet you, Thursday desu."
"Domo, Thursday=san, Ninja Slayer (ninja·slayer) desu."
Needless to say, battle is about to erupt.
"Yeeeeeart!" Ninja Slayer hurls a shuriken, striking the ninja's head!
"Aba! Sayonara!"
The sokaiya ninja bursts apart and scatters!
"I only came to eat sushi in the first place, but the sushi is gone."
"Nu?" Ninja Slayer glimpses the American·junk·food at his side. "I'll recover my stamina with this."
Ninja Slayer puts a drumstick into his mouth. Delicious.
Ninja Slayer puts chicken nuggets into his mouth. Delicious.
Ninja Slayer puts a burger into his mouth. Delicious.
Ninja Slayer puts an egg tart into his mouth. Delicious.
Ninja Slayer rests with eyes closed, leaves 50 koban on the table, then rises from his seat and vanishes into the night.
Burger and fried chicken — in other words, sushi and tea! Thursday should v me 50; that's how it is recorded in the Kojiki too. I trust all you masters will conduct yourselves accordingly.

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Displaying Unicode Characters in HTML
In HTML, you can display Unicode characters via entity encoding or hexadecimal encoding. These methods work for all kinds of symbols, emoji, and special characters.

Example: entity encoding
Copyright symbol: ©
Heart symbol: ♥
Non-breaking space: 

Example: hexadecimal encoding
Copyright symbol: ©
Smiley symbol: &#x1F609;
Open box: ☐

Example: using Unicode characters directly
Smiley symbol: 😀
Rocket symbol: 🚀
Burger symbol: 🍔

Notes
Make sure the HTML file's encoding is UTF-8 so Unicode characters display correctly:

<meta charset="UTF-8">

Some characters may render differently in different browsers; test in multiple browsers.
If a character cannot be displayed directly, prefer entity encoding or hexadecimal encoding.
With these methods, you can easily show a rich variety of Unicode symbols on your web pages.
            

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