sorry, I am curious about what does this Japanese symbol represents. It's from
the latest Kong's movie, Skull Island , and I believe it is taken from the
fight airplane of a Japanese pilot during second world war.

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What does it mean this kanji from Kong movie?
It is not a Japanese symbol or character including Katakana, Hiragana and
Kanji. I think that the movie producer wanted to express Japanese exoticism
and independently designed the symbol or character similar to Japanese
imaginary symbol or character.
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To me it looks like the symbol む (mu) which could be relevant if it was on a
fighter plane. I say this because 'mu' also 無 which represents 'nothingness'
in buddhism seems to me something a Japanese pilot may have written on their
plane in the war. Not very well explained but I hope you get my gist.
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