U+E0167 "󠅧" Variation Selector-120 Unicode Character

U+E0167 "󠅧" Variation Selector-120 is a special purpose code point within the Unicode standard, designed not to represent a visible glyph on its own but to modify the appearance of a preceding base character. It belongs to a block of variation selectors used to request specific glyphic variants, such as different styles or forms, from a font without altering the underlying text. In this case, Variation Selector-120 is a reserved selector that may be utilized for standardized variation sequences, often in historical or ideographic writing systems like those from the CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) or Egyptian hieroglyphic blocks. As a control character, its effect is entirely dependent on the font's support for the indicated variation, rendering it invisible or ignored in environments that do not recognize the sequence.