Chinese Character / Japanese Kanji Display for 形骸化

These images are not guaranteed to be correct. There are millions of possible combinations in our database and image library, and we have not personally checked them all.
Do not use these for Asian tattoos, unless you fully understand the meaning, connotations, and background of these characters, and are sure they are correct. This display is for informational purposes only.
The Characters begin with the oldest form, and proceed with the evolution of Chinese and Japanese into the most modern styles.
Note that Simplified Chinese, if available, are included at the end, and are marked "Simp.". These Simplified ones may vary from the Traditional characters that make up the bulk of this display.

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