I have came across 必 and wanted to learn how to write it. Though there are
major differences between how it looks digitally and how it looks on paper.
Here is the link I used : <http://jisho.org/search/%E5%BF%85%20%23kanji>

Which one should I follow when writing on paper?
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orthography handwriting
Which kanji writing should i follow when writing on paper, digital or non-digital?
When you practice writing kanji, use the form in the video or under "stroke
order".

Typical Japanese serif fonts are called 明朝体, and sans-serif fonts are called
ゴシック体. They are very common, but do not necessarily reflect how you should
write characters by hand. (By the way, this is not specific to Japanese; many
English serif fonts use "[double-story
g](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G#Typographic_variants)", which is not what
people typically write by hand.)

There is a font called 教科書体 (literally "textbook font"), which is used in
children's textbooks and reflects how people should handwrite characters. For
more information, see: [Is there an "official" font or other writing standard
that should be used when teaching
kanji?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/18782/5010)

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