Most complicated/intricate Kanji?

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Just a little fun what do people think? I dont know many Kanji but the most complicated one I use is... 窶敕 but I'm sure many people can thrash this ;)
 
I always thought 鬱, from 憂鬱 was a particularly complicated one. The kanji for きれい is also pretty intricate; 綺麗

Of course, all kanji are just a sum of their parts, just find the ones with the most parts and you've found the most complicated characters.
 
Those are absolutely riddiculous, how do people memorize these? :s

I know they are all made up of individual radicals and in effect 6-7 little pictures bolted together into a bigger picture but still.. Blows my mind.
 
I've forgotten how to write many kanji by hand long ago, but I can recognize them immediately. This is pretty common for learners and native speakers, as we tend to handwrite things less and less these days.
 
I've watched in a TV show that the kanji with the largest number of strokes in the dictionary are "tetsu/techi" and "sei". 64 strokes!!

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May anyone tell me the common kanji that I would read everyday? Remembering kanji characters is really a pain!!!
 
If I recall correctly there's also one that's 3 雲 and 3 龍. I'm not sure how to get that one, though.
 
That's a Japanese origin kanji for surnames "Otodo", "Taito", or "Daito". 84 strokes!

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Although it's said that there is no absolute evidence about the actual existance of this kanji.
 
Yup, that's the one! Thanks for finding that!

[Edit] Why's this thread in Chit-Chat? Wouldn't it be more suited to the Nihongo Forum?
 
Yup, that's the one! Thanks for finding that!
[Edit] Why's this thread in Chit-Chat? Wouldn't it be more suited to the Nihongo Forum?

I figured its not really accademic and teaching anyone anything. Its just making us hate the Chinese for inventing this malarky ;)
 
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