猿の顔
Face of a monkey. Every face is seven characters — two ears, two brackets, two eyes and a mouth — drawn as 5×7 pixel glyphs. 53 million combinations exist. 4,444 of them were minted.
Roll the box to see real tokens, or type any id from 1 to 4444 and it draws as you type.
Twenty-four drawn at random from the 4,444, rendered here by the same generator that made the token images. Shuffle for another set, or click any one to open it above.
Ears and brackets mirror, so a face reads the same from either end. The two eye slots usually match — 7.9% of tokens have odd eyes, where the left and right characters differ.
Background and ink are the two traits that aren't characters. Ink is always chosen to contrast with its ground, so no face ever disappears.
Counted across all 4,444 tokens. Rarity is baked into the generator, not assigned afterwards — each trait is drawn from a weighted list seeded by the token id.
Hand-built, using glyphs, colours and effects the generator can't produce — no crown, flame, code rain, double-size or multi-coloured face appears anywhere in the other 4,432.
猿の顔 — saru is monkey, no is of, kao is face. Face of a monkey. It's what these are: little faces typed out of punctuation, with two @ for ears, read the way kaomoji have been read in Japan since long before emoji existed.
A 1024×1024 pixel image of one emoticon face, plus its traits in the metadata. Every character is hand-drawn on a 5×7 grid, so the type and the art are the same font — which means your token is also a real string of characters. Roll one above, copy what the readout shows, and paste it in your display name.
The twelve one-of-ones sit at seeded random ids above #222, so the team reserve can't contain one. Their positions were fixed before mint and are reproducible from the seed.