U+E0135 "󠄵" Variation Selector-70 Unicode Character

U+E0135 "󠄵" Variation Selector-70 is a specialized invisible formatting code used to indicate a specific variation in the presentation of a preceding base character. It belongs to a group of 256 variation selectors in the Unicode standard, which allow fonts to display alternative glyph shapes for characters like emoji or CJK ideographs. When placed after a character that supports such variation sequences, Variation Selector-70 triggers a particular predefined alternative appearance, though its exact rendering depends entirely on the font and platform. Because it has no visible form of its own, it is typically not seen in isolation but rather modifies how the adjacent character looks in supported text.