MegaMegaTypeType
A single Black-weight Korean display face by Ahn Sam-yeol that uses context-sensitive counter shapes and variable consonant forms to generate a lively, shifting rhythm across compositions.
About
310 Pu-hahah fills its character frames with bold, high-contrast strokes while deploying experimental logic beneath the surface: counters for ㅁ, ㅇ and ㅂ shift contextually, ㄹ takes different forms depending on horizontal or vertical alignment, and the initial consonant ㅇ sprouts snowflake-shaped counters with specific vowels. The result is a typeface whose character changes with every syllable combination, producing a cheerful, unpredictable energy suited to display use. Glyph coverage extends to full Hangul, Latin, numerals and punctuation.
Classification
A single-weight experimental Korean display typeface with bold, frame-filling strokes and context-sensitive glyph variation. Its playful counter shapes and compositionally responsive letterforms place it firmly in the display/experimental category rather than any conventional text classification.