Character shape becomes top performance
Your spinning top inherits the shape of its character. Stroke area affects mass and speed: thick shapes are heavier, while slender ones move faster. Mass distribution changes balance, and exposed tips can cause critical hits. Changing the typeface changes the top, even when you use the same kanji.
Typefaces and artwork
Choose Sans, Serif, POP or Handwritten. Type letters, numbers, symbols or emoji as well as kanji; the first character is used. The game uses site-provided fonts and marked alternate fonts where needed. Emoji and other absent characters use a device font. Blank or unrenderable characters cannot be used. Shape determines attributes.
Feedback and bug reports
Email contact@mojiblade.online for feedback, bug reports or privacy questions. Include the page URL, language, device, browser, steps to reproduce, and the characters and typefaces involved. We cannot promise a fixed response time.
Noto Sans JP - SIL Open Font License
Noto Serif JP - SIL Open Font License
Mochiy Pop One - SIL Open Font License
Yuji Syuku - SIL Open Font License
General Chinese Characters Table - MIT License
OpenCC - Apache License 2.0
Updated: October 9, 2026