Don't worry, Aka-chan Akatsuki, I write your name wrong all the time.

Too easy to accidentally write "曉" instead of 「暁」.

Hibiki's probably the hardest.

NNescio said:

Don't worry, Aka-chan Akatsuki, I write your name wrong all the time.

Too easy to accidentally write "曉" instead of 「暁」.

Hibiki's probably the hardest.

I myself think Hibiki's is relatively easy though. The hardest should be 暁. I still can't remember the stokes right.

One reason why main land China switch to Simplified Chinese, its too hard to write.
And Hibiki is definitely harder to write.

暁
響
電
雷

laisy said:

One reason why main land China switch to Simplified Chinese, its too hard to write.
And Hibiki is definitely harder to write.

暁
響
電
雷

暁 晓 曉
響 响 響
雷 雷 雷
電 电 電

（Kanji, Hanzi (Simplified), Hanzi (Traditional))

Technically the Traditional Chinese 響 has a dot on top of 艮 (like so: 鄉 + 音), but both the Traditional Chinese Hanzi and Kanji has the same character encoding (響), so the difference is obscured on most browsers.

NNescio said:

Technically the Traditional Chinese 響 has a dot on top of 艮 (like so: 鄉 + 音), but both the Traditional Chinese Hanzi and Kanji has the same character encoding (響), so the difference is obscured on most browsers.

Oh so that's why. I was thinking why it looks different that what I remember. And how nice of you to put 3 versions for comparison.