# Characters < 20 are rendered transparent (not like the space character; the
# text box itself becomes transparent). Most of the range 00-7F is ASCII,
# except for these three exceptions. In ASCII, these characters are "$", "~",
# and backspace. ~ was moved to 8005.
24=÷
7E=‾
7F=·

8001=✕
8002=◯
8003=△
8004=□
8005=~
8006=―
8007=⋯

# From "Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms" unicode block
8008=Ａ
8009=Ｂ
800A=Ｌ
800B=Ｒ
800C=＋
800D=＝
# Plain old multiplication sign
800F=×

# Enclosed alphanumerics. In-game they're rendered as white text in a black
# circle, but there's no unicode character for that.
8011=Ⓐ
8012=Ⓑ
8013=Ⓛ
8014=Ⓡ

8021=↑
8022=↓
8023=→
8024=←
8025=★
8026=🖤
8027=♪
8029=Ⅰ
802A=Ⅱ
802B=Ⅲ

# Japanese punctuation
802C=･
802D=：
802E=；
802F=「
8030=」
# This is rendered like a space? What's the point of this character?
80FF=␣

# These will be rendered by Boktai 1 (U)'s text engine, but they look
# unfinished/unintentional? I doubt they're *completely* garbage data.
8000=𝕏
8100=🐱