@hackotedelaplaqu , i looked into this further last night, and I found out that:
the pointer table consists of roughly 34,000 entires, each pointing to an entry. The entries have 2 pieces of information. What it corresponds to, and where it lives. Not sure exactly the calculation on the first set of hex values, but the next 8 bytes are the pointer address reversed.
after 17467 entires (i think), that first value repeats it self, and the whole table actually repeates itself. So entry #1 and entry #17467 are the same, being that the later ones are just altered versions (i do not know why).
They are either blank, hve furigana removed and are just the normal character set, or else different vertical/horizontal spacing formatting, and less characters used (more complicated ones to save space), which basicaally
say the exact same thing contextually.
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