Audition fashion unconventional traditional Chinese characters couple names!

The given text appears to be a mix of characters, symbols, and non-standard or stylized representations that don't form coherent phrases in Japanese, Chinese, or any other language I can identify. Some parts seem like they could be intended to represent names, nicknames, or specific terms with emotional or relational connotations, but without more context, an accurate translation isn't feasible.

Here is an attempt to transliterate and interpret some segments, though it remains largely abstract:

- "_/↘傷ヾ?。 | _/↘訫ヾ?。": Possibly conveying "Wound" (傷) and "Sorrow" (訫) with stylistic emphasis.

- "⊿{ 私ィ冄 | ⊿{ 私ィ貨": Could mean "My courage" or "My goods," but this is speculative.

- "{左掱},華寶 | {右掱},穎寶": "Hua Bao on the left, Ying Bao on the right."

- "芎ｘ瀦肱 華寶 | ﹎ｘ瀦婆 穎寶": Unclear, possibly reiterating "Hua Bao" and "Ying Bao" with different prefixes.

- "ｂǜ 蓪 | ｂǜ 弃": Perhaps "Grassland discard" or similar; again, very unclear.

- "╱/.瘋尐爺! | ╱/.瘋尐朶!": Could be exclamations involving "Crazy little grandpa" and "Crazy little dot."

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