"Western" emoticons rose from early chat services such as IRC and AOL, primarily in North American and European countries. They are typically written horizontally from left to right; the top of the "head" is almost always on the left side.   Western emoticons tend to focus more on the "whole face", and tend to have more literal translations that "Eastern" emoticons. Western emoticons typically just use Latin letters and are often distinguishable by single characters. : for the eyes (in most cases). Most Western emoticons rely on : to be the "eyes", though other characters can be substituted depending on the circumstances. Western emoticons are often expressible both with and without noses, which are shown with -. Whether or not you decide to include a nose is entirely up to your preference. That's half the fun!     Characters and Objects     Character/Object  Emoticon    Robocop    ([(     Robot    [:]     Mickey Mouse    °o°     Santa    *<     Homer Simpson    ~(_8(I)     Marge Simpson    @@@@@:^)     Bart Simpson    ∑:-)     Rose    @>-->--     Fish    <*)))-{     Pope    +<:-)     Lenny    ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)     Skateboarder    o[-<]:     Arrow    <------K     Sword    <========[===]     Uncle Sam    =):-)     Wilma Flintstone    &:-)     Dog    :o3
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