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These are Chinese characters (題, 得, 登, 琉) written in three styles (from top to bottom: w:Kaisho, w:Gyōsho, w:Sōsho) by en:user:Exploding Boy. Notice how the shape of the character remains the same while the individual strokes are radically altered.

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(del) (cur) 22:13, 19 February 2005 . . R3m0t (Talk) . . 300x223 (8838 bytes) (cropped)
(del) (rev) 11:28, 7 April 2004 . . Exploding Boy (Talk) . . 300x300 (10319 bytes) (Chinese characters written in three styles by Exploding Boy)

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