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Two months after I died, it finally occurred to my parents that they'd forgotten to bring me back from their trip. My father scowled in frustration. "She was supposed to walk back herself. Does she really need to make such a big deal out of it?" My brother, ever smug, opened our chat and sent an emoji, along with a message. [You'd better die out there. That way, Scarlett and I will split Grandma's inheritance.] He received no reply. With a frosty expression, my mother said, "Tell her if she shows up for her grandmother's birthday on time, I'll let the whole pushing-Scarlett-into-the-water thing go." They never believed I hadn't made it out of those woods. After digging six feet into the ground, they finally found my bones deep in the forest.

10 Chapters

Protected by the bully (#2 in Bully Series)

Book #1 Marked by the bully Book #2 Protected by the bully ________ Having fallen for his best friend's mate, Zander's finding it difficult to keep up with his promises as a best friend. It is hard to draw her out of his head. Everything about her has attracted him. And watching her around him all the time with his best friend is having an adverse effect on him. He hates it when they kiss, when his friend touches her, and when she lingers around him to make her boyfriend feel jealous. Zander's trying hard to keep it easy between them but in vain— until a mysterious message pops up in his messenger. ***"Hii!" "Who's this?" "You guess *winking emoji*" "Fuc** you" "I asked you to guess, not to swear on me." "I'm asking you for the last time.. Tell me WHO ARE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU!" "I wish that was 'I LOVE' than 'WHO ARE' before that YOUUUUUUUUU. *monkey hides face emoji*" "Go to hell..." "Hey, wait! I'll tell you who I am *sighing emoji*" "Bark" "I am," "You are???" "I am... Your mate!" "Wait, what? Hey, where are you going come back online and talk to me. At least tell me your name!" //Protected by the bully//**Book #2 for Bully Series. Can't be read as a stand alone, so it's recommended that you read book #1 first.**

9.4

119 Chapters

Receipts of Infidelity

At three in the morning, I stare at the unknown transaction record on my phone screen, my fingertips turning cold. The record is for a payment of 2980 dollars, made for an executive suite at the Wisteria. The time of payment was 8:00 pm last night. My husband, Tristan Griffin, is a detective. He was on the night shift last night. I clutch my phone, my knuckles turning white as I text Tristan, "I just saw your credit card bill for a hotel stay last night. What's up with that?" His reply is instant. "Our team had to work overtime at the last minute, so they put us up at the hotel. I forgot to tell you about it." I scan the text and sputter. The Wisteria is located in the western region of the city, which is on the other end from where his squad is stationed. I don't press him for more details and click on the bank app on my phone. Having found the vendor's address through the payment record, I sent it to my best friend, Rowena Sheffield, who works as a private detective. She replies instantly with an "OK" emoji and follows up with, "Give me a second. I'll find out everything you want in a jiffy!"

8 Chapters

My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Rosalie Jacobs had been married to Byron Lawrence for three years before finally getting a divorce. The entirety of Coast City frowned upon her as the outcast wife of a rich family.Six years later, Rosalie returned to the country with a pair of twins and became a world renowned miracle doctor.Countless people flocked to marry her.Suitor No. 1 said, "Miss Jacobs, are your children missing a father? What do you think of me? If you agree, I will treat them like my own."Suitor No. 2, "Miracle doctor Jacobs, I was blown away by your beauty and talent when I first met you. I would like the chance to love you to the best of my ability for the rest of my life. President Lawrence is blind to turn his back on you. I would never leave you!"Just then, a little girl appeared. She hugged Rosalie's leg and said, "Mommy, daddy has been kneeling on the washboard for three days and three nights now. He asked if you’d calmed down yet. If you have, he wants to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to get remarried."

8.2

2080 Chapters

My Ex-Wife Gave Birth To Quintuplets

The day that was supposed to be her happiest turned out to be her worst nightmare. The man that she had dedicated her life to, turned out to the complete opposite of her expectation.On the eve of her wedding day, she learned that she was just a pawn in the man's game of raising to power. The man she had been proud to call her future husband did not love her one bit. She was supposed to smile and pretend that everything was okay when in real sense, her heart was bleeding to the extent that she could not breath.Having been framed by her husband's mistress for killing her unborn child, Ella was forced to leave the city or face life imprisonment. But after starting her life over, she realized that she was pregnant, because on their wedding night, the man who hated her had actually gone to her room and made love to her.***Five years, Ella returns with her five babies, ready to take on the world. But she never imagined that her little babies had a mission of their own, until a a man she thought she would never seen again stood in front of her and said; "Thank you for the cute babies darling, now, will you marry me?"

9.8

116 Chapters

Please, Restrain Yourself

She signed a contract with him to become the lady at his beck and call. He claimed, “This is for our mutual benefit. Once the contract expires, we will be nothing but strangers.” However, he broke his promise and refused to let her go. “Liam Ackman, when will you ever let me go?” His thin lips curled up into a smirk as he picked her up bridal style. “Anna Hamilton, you are mine for the rest of your life! Don’t even think about leaving!” Turned out, it had always been a trap, and she fell for it. There was no escaping his grasp!

9.2

857 Chapters

How Can I Make A Naruto Emoji Keyboard For IPhone?

3 Answers2025-08-23 00:15:25

I get ridiculously excited about stuff like this, so here’s a deep, practical plan if you want to build a 'Naruto' emoji keyboard for your iPhone that actually works and looks slick.

First, think about legality: 'Naruto' is copyrighted, so if you plan to distribute the keyboard on the App Store you should get permission or use original fan art (or create designs inspired by ninja motifs rather than copying official art). For personal use only, you can DIY and sidestep distribution headaches, but public distribution without a license is risky. Once that’s clear, decide between two technical routes: (A) a sticker pack for iMessage (by far the easiest if you only want images in chats) or (B) a custom keyboard extension that inserts shortcodes or copies images to the clipboard for pasting.

If you choose a keyboard extension, you’ll use Xcode to create an App with a Keyboard Extension target. Design a simple collection-view UI showing your emoji/sticker images (store them in the asset catalog with @1x/@2x/@3x PNGs, 72–180px depending on style). When a user taps an image, either call textDocumentProxy.insertText with a shortcode (like ":naruto_smile:") which some apps will show as text, or copy the image to UIPasteboard so the user can paste the image into apps that accept pasted images. Note: keyboards can only insert text directly; images typically require pasteboard or an iMessage sticker pack. If your keyboard needs network access (to download images or updates), request Full Access and explain why in your onboarding. Test on device (provisioning profile and enable the keyboard in Settings > General > Keyboards) and polish the UX: favorite/recents, categories, and permission prompts.

Finally, consider alternatives: make an iMessage Sticker Pack target (no code required, easy distribution), or build an app that lets users copy images and open other apps to paste. Monetization and App Store review are separate beasts—App Review hates copyrighted content without permission, so keep copies of any licenses or use original art. I’ve built small keyboards before, and the clipboard approach plus a friendly “How to paste” overlay gives the best balance of usability and App Store friendliness for image-based emoji.

What Are The Most Popular Naruto Emoji Used By Fans?

3 Answers2025-08-23 16:03:28

Late-night scrolling through Discord and Twitter taught me one thing: fans get creative fast, and emoji become shorthand for entire scenes from 'Naruto'. I’ll kick things off with the classics I see the most: 🍥 (narutomaki) is the unexpected MVP — it screams Naruto ramen and is used any time someone wants to invoke the protagonist’s goofy charm. 🍜 (ramen bowl) often rides shotgun with it. For battle vibes, 🌀 is the go-to for Rasengan or spirals tied to the Uzumaki clan, while ⚡ or 🌩️ get slapped on for lightning techniques like Chidori. The fox spirit is almost always a 🦊 for Kurama, and people will pair that with 👊 or 💥 for big collab memes.

I also notice platform-specific favourites: Discord servers have custom emoji like :naruto_run:, :sharingan:, :kunai:, and little animated emotes that convey emotions better than Unicode can. On Twitter and Instagram stories, folks combine simple emoji — 🥷 (ninja), 👁️ or 🔴 (for Sharingan), 🗡️/🔪 (for kunai) — with GIFs. Fans use 🎭 or 🫥 for masked characters, and 🔥 for Amaterasu scenes. And then there’s the meta stuff: (ง'̀-'́)ง or kaomoji for hype, and <:headband:> custom emojis flexing the Hidden Leaf symbol.

If you’re trying to join chats, a tiny tip: match the emoji to tone. Use 🍥 + 😂 for goofy memes, 🦊 + 😔 for emotional Kurama threads, and 🌀 + 💥 for fight hype. Custom server emotes will always win over generic emoji in fan spaces, so if you run a server, invest in a few high-quality ones — people will use them nonstop.

Which Platforms Support Animated Naruto Emoji Stickers?

3 Answers2025-08-23 22:05:53

Oh man, if you love throwing an animated 'Naruto' sticker into a group chat, you're in luck — a bunch of platforms support them in one form or another, but the how and where varies a lot.

On my phone I use Telegram and LINE most, and both are fantastic for animated stickers. Telegram has native animated sticker packs (they use .tgs or sometimes .webm/.mp4 for video stickers) and you can add community-created 'Naruto' packs via sticker bots or public links. LINE sells official animated packs in its Sticker Shop, and there are plenty of licensed 'Naruto' sets if you want proper art. Discord also supports animated stickers and GIF emojis, but note that animated server emojis/stickers generally require Nitro or specific permissions — I animated a little Naruto running GIF for a server once, and it was a tiny flex when Nitro folks used it.

WhatsApp now accepts animated stickers (they use a specific animated WebP format for sticker packs) though often you install them via third-party creator apps or sticker pack downloads. iMessage has sticker apps in the App Store, and you can buy or download 'Naruto' sticker packs that animate inside iMessage. For casual sharing, GIPHY and Tenor host tons of 'Naruto' GIFs that work across Instagram, Twitter/X, Facebook Messenger, and pretty much anywhere GIFs are accepted. Just be mindful of copyright — official stores are safer, community packs are fun but sometimes low-res or unlicensed. Personally, I mix official LINE packs for quality and Telegram plus GIPHY for silly GIF spam in friend groups — keeps chats lively and totally on theme with my inner shinobi.

How Did Manga Inspire The Original Naruto Emoji Designs?

3 Answers2025-08-23 11:20:11

Sometimes when I doodle little faces in the margins of my notebook, I realize how much the original manga art language shaped those tiny, punchy emoji we now use. The manga of 'Naruto' is full of shorthand expressions — sweat drops, vein pops, puffed cheeks, those giant sparkly eyes when someone's being dramatic — and designers leaned on that vocabulary because it reads instantly at tiny sizes. Manga panels are composed to convey a single emotion or beat per frame, and that clarity is gold when you're shrinking an image down to emoji dimensions.

On a more technical level, artists who adapted 'Naruto' visuals for emoji had to translate heavy ink lines and black-and-white contrast into simplified, colorful icons. They kept signature silhouettes and marks — the whisker stripes, spiky hair, ninja headband with the Leaf symbol — because those read at a glance. I love that detail: even a two-tone sticker keeps the headband curve or the swirl of a Rasengan as a mini emblem. Plus, manga's exaggerated motion lines and onomatopoeia gave designers an easy toolkit to suggest movement or impact without clutter.

There’s also a community side to it. Fans who grew up tearing through chapters of 'Naruto' wanted the exact feels from the panels — hungry Naruto, hyper-competitive Naruto, sleepy ramen-obsessed Naruto — in chats. That demand pushed creators to make emoji packs that are both faithful to Masashi Kishimoto’s original beats and tuned to modern messaging habits. I still giggle seeing a perfectly timed chibi Naruto pop into a group chat; it’s like dropping a single manga panel into a conversation, and it lights everything up.

Can Designers Monetize Original Naruto Emoji Sets Legally?

3 Answers2025-08-23 20:00:19

I get the appeal—I've spent hours making silly little chibi faces and thought about selling them too. But if those emoji use characters, faces, logos, or distinct designs from 'Naruto', monetizing them without permission is risky. The characters and their visual designs are protected by copyright (and the name is often a trademark), so selling sticker packs that reproduce recognizable Naruto characters is generally something only the rights-holders or licensed partners should do.

That said, there are a few practical routes people take. One, seek a license: contact the publisher or licensor (for big franchises that might be Shueisha, the anime studio, or their regional licensors) and try to arrange an agreement—this is the cleanest but often expensive and slow. Two, make truly original designs: create emoji inspired by ninja tropes or the emotional beats you love about 'Naruto' without copying character likenesses, outfits, names, or catchphrases. Three, lean into parody or satire—but remember parody protections are narrow and vary by jurisdiction, and commercial parody can still be challenged. Lastly, platforms like Etsy, Telegram, Discord, and app stores have their own IP enforcement and will remove listings or issue takedowns if a rights-holder complains, so even small sellers can get hit with DMCA notices.

Personally, I found more joy and less stress when I used the fandom as inspiration rather than as a template. Designing original characters that nod to what I love about 'Naruto'—similar color palettes, mood expressions, or ninja motifs—lets me sell openly and build a brand that I actually own. If you ever get serious about scale, talking to an IP lawyer or pursuing an official license is worth the upfront headache.

How Do Artists Create Custom Naruto Emoji For Chat Apps?

3 Answers2025-08-23 11:18:33

Sketching out ideas on a napkin while waiting for coffee became my favorite way to start a little 'Naruto' emoji side project, and honestly that’s how most of these begin: idea first, tech second. I usually pick a handful of core expressions—happy, smug, sad, angry, surprised—and a few iconic props like a headband or a shuriken. From there I rough-sketch in a tablet app (Procreate or Krita) with big, bold shapes so the silhouette reads at tiny sizes.

Next comes simplification: remove tiny hair strands, shrink details, thicken outlines, and pick a limited color palette with strong contrast so the face still reads at ~32px. I export at multiple sizes (512px/256px/128px) and test by scaling down. For static emojis, PNG with transparency is the usual choice; for Discord the common workflow is 128x128 PNG (it gets scaled down to 32x32), Slack prefers 128x128 PNG under 64KB, while Telegram loves 512x512 PNG/WebP for sticker packs. WhatsApp stickers specifically want 512x512 WebP with a transparent background and under 100KB.

If I animate, I either do short GIFs or APNGs for platforms that accept them, or create Lottie JSONs for vector animations if the app supports it. Batch-export scripts (Photoshop actions, Affinity macros, or command-line ImageMagick) save hours. And a quick but important note: creating fan-made 'Naruto' art for personal use in chats is a blast, but selling trademarked characters can get thorny—keep it in the community and enjoy testing them in a private server before sharing widely.

What Rules Govern Official Naruto Emoji Licensing And Use?

3 Answers2025-08-23 08:54:45

Man, if you love 'Naruto' as much as I do, the first thing I tell myself is: treat those little faces and symbols like someone else’s family heirloom — they’re protected. Copyright covers the original artwork (manga panels, anime frames, official art), and trademark law covers names and logos like 'Naruto' and the shinobi symbols. That means you can’t legally package official art into emoji packs for sale or commercial apps without a license from the rights holders (think the manga publisher and the anime production company and whoever handles merchandising).

Practical stuff I’ve learned the hard way: messaging platforms (LINE, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram) each have their own storefront and policy. LINE, for example, sells official sticker sets and requires formal licensing; Discord will let you upload custom emojis to a server, but that doesn’t grant you the right to distribute or monetize copyrighted images — rights owners can still DMCA-takedown them. If you want to do anything commercial (selling packs, including them in an app, using them for promotion), you need a written license that spells out territory, duration, royalties, and whether you can modify the art. No license? No commercial use.

If you’re just sharing a few fan-made emojis with friends privately, you’re in a gray zone — most rights holders tolerate small-scale fan stuff, but tolerance isn’t permission. My safer workaround: commission original, inspired art (so it’s not direct copies of official art), or use officially licensed sticker packs. And if you’re serious, contact the licensor — publishers often have a licensing department or an agent to talk to. I keep a list of official shops bookmarked, and it’s saved me from a headache more than once.

Which Apps Offer Free Naruto Emoji For Telegram And WhatsApp?

3 Answers2025-08-23 09:46:17

I tend to go hunting for stickers like it’s a side quest, and for 'Naruto' emoji/sticker vibes the usual suspects work great. On Telegram you don’t need a special app to get fan-made 'Naruto' stickers — just use Telegram’s sticker search or look up public sticker pack links (they usually start with t.me/addstickers/). There are tons of community packs, and I’ve added several by tapping the link and hitting ‘Add Stickers’. If you want to make your own, Telegram’s @stickers bot is surprisingly easy: upload your PNGs (512x512 is the sweet spot) and it walks you through creating a set. Animated packs exist too if you dig TGS formats, but those are a little trickier to make.

For WhatsApp, Sticker.ly has been my go-to for a while — it hosts user-made 'Naruto' packs and has a one-tap Add to WhatsApp button that imports them for you. Other Play Store/App Store apps with names like ‘Naruto Stickers for WhatsApp’ or packs under the WAStickerApps umbrella can work, but be picky: check reviews and permissions. If you want full control I use 'Personal Stickers for WhatsApp' to import PNGs I’ve trimmed from screenshots or fan art (just respect creators).

A tiny life-saver tip: keep a folder with 512x512 PNGs and transparent backgrounds. It makes adding to either platform so much faster. Also, always be cautious about copyright and sketchy apps — some packs are fine and fan-made, others can be spammy, so stick to trusted sources or make your own set when in doubt.

Where Do Creators Sell Rare Naruto Emoji Packs Online?

3 Answers2025-08-23 07:20:23

My inbox lights up whenever someone asks about where to buy or sell rare 'Naruto' emoji packs — it's one of those niche little markets that feels like a mix of fandom treasure-hunting and indie hustle. If you want to sell legitimately and avoid headaches, places like Gumroad, Ko-fi, Sellfy, and Itch.io are my go-to recommendations for digital creators. They handle payments and file delivery, so you can upload PNG/WebP sticker sheets, ZIP files, or even a small installer for WhatsApp/Telegram. I’ve used Gumroad for small packs and it’s delightfully simple: upload, set price, and share a link.

For more marketplace-style exposure, Etsy often works well for digital downloads, though policies around copyrighted characters can be strict — so many creators either sell original, inspired emoji packs or clearly label fan art with disclaimers. Discord servers and Twitter/X shops are where collectors hang out; selling through a Patreon or private Discord shop gives recurring revenue if you plan to release seasonal drops. If you’re aiming at the Japanese market, LINE Creators Market is the canonical place for stickers — but remember official 'Naruto' stamps are licensed, so that’s for original fan-made content more than reproductions.

One big practical tip: always show clear previews, include easy install instructions for Telegram/WhatsApp/LINE, and offer a safe payment option (PayPal goods/services or platform-managed checkout). And a gentle but important reminder — 'Naruto' is copyrighted, so selling exact scans or official art can get you DMCA-takedowns or banned accounts. My best results came when I leaned into stylized, original designs inspired by the series rather than direct copies — collectors still cheered, and I slept better at night.

Where Can Fans Download A High-Quality Naruto Emoji Pack?

3 Answers2025-08-23 12:20:40

Man, hunting for a crisp, high-res pack of 'Naruto' emojis is one of those addictive little quests I love — feels like scavenging for rare cards. If you want quality and legitimacy, start with official channels first: the LINE store often has licensed 'Naruto' sticker packs (they're polished, sized correctly, and safe to use). VIZ Media or other official licensors sometimes release merch or digital stickers too, especially around anniversaries. Buying or downloading from those sources supports the creators and guarantees the images are high-res and cleared for personal use.

If you don’t mind fan creations, look to community hubs like Reddit (try subreddits centered on 'Naruto' or sticker/emoji trades), DeviantArt, and Telegram sticker channels — talented artists often bundle PNG or WebP emoji packs there. For animated reactions, GIPHY and Tenor host lots of GIFs; you can save high-quality GIFs from those sites and convert or crop them. When grabbing fan packs, always check the artist’s notes and license: many allow personal use but forbid redistribution or commercial use. If you want to use them in Discord, make sure images are optimized (128x128 pixels is Discord’s sweet spot, kept under 128 KB), and for Telegram use WebP stickers or convert PNGs to WebP via Stickerly or other apps.

If you’re picky about crispness, prioritize PNGs with transparent backgrounds or SVGs if you find vector-based fan art. And if nothing fits, commissioning an artist on Etsy or Twitter often gets you a personalized, high-res set — pricier but totally worth it for quality and permission. I’ve downloaded a few official packs and a bunch of fan-made ones; mixing both gives the best variety, and supporting creators keeps the scene healthy.