Version 3.1 of this regular, OpenType font includes all of the characters in the Balinese range that was introduced in Unicode version 5.0.0, and contains 378 characters (571 glyphs). It includes Latin characters, and Windows keyboard drivers are provided. Produced by Khoi Nguyen Viet.

Version 1.000 of this regular, OpenType font includes all of the characters in the Batak range that was introduced in Unicode version 6.0.0, and supports Karo, Mandailing, Pakpak, Simalingun and Toba. It contains 59 characters and does not include Latin characters.

Version 1.000 of this regular, OpenType font for Devanagari supports Hindi, Nepali, Sanskrit and Vedic and includes all of the characters in the new Common Indic Number Forms, Devanagari Extended and Vedic Extensions ranges. It contains 2,079 characters (1,980 glyphs) and includes Cyrillic and many Latin characters. Produced by Mihail Bayaryn

Version 1.0 of this Graphite-enabled, TrueType font for Javanese contains 191 characters (3,130 glyphs) and includes Basic Latin characters. Windows keyboard drivers are provided. Produced by R. S. Wihananto

Version 1.200 of this regular, OpenType font includes all of the Ethiopic Unicode characters, including the Ethiopic Extended-A range that was introduced in Unicode version 6.0.0. It contains 944 characters and 987 glyphs, and includes Latin characters. Produced by Victor Gaultney and Lorna Priest.

A new Unicode range in the SIP (Supplementary Ideographic Plane) for some urgently-needed ideographs. There are 222 of these new characters in version 6.0.0 of the Unicode Standard. The BabelStone Han and HanaMin Regular fonts include these new characters.

Version 2.2 of this medium, OpenType font adds support for the Inscriptional Parthian range (introduced in Unicode version 5.2.0). It contains 62 characters (63 glyphs), and does not include Latin characters. Produced by Zach Harrison.

Version 6.01 of this regular, OpenType font adds characters from the new Unicode 6.0.0 Playing Cards, Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs, Emoticons, Transport and Map Symbols, and Alchemical Symbols ranges. It contains 6,848 characters (6,851 glyphs), and is produced by George Douros.

A new Unicode range in the SMP for the alchemical symbols that have been used by alchemists, natural philosophers, chemists and apothecaries since the 5th century C.E. There are 116 of these new characters in version 6.0.0 of the Unicode Standard. The Symbola font includes these new characters.

One of the new Unicode ranges in the SMP for emoji, symbols used in Japanese mobile telephones and web pages. There are 63 of these new characters in version 6.0.0 of the Unicode Standard. The Symbola font includes these new characters.

One of the new Unicode ranges in the SMP for emoji, symbols used in Japanese mobile telephones and web pages. There are 529 of these new characters in version 6.0.0 of the Unicode Standard. The Symbola font includes these new characters.

A new Unicode range in the SMP for the symbols used on standard playing cards. There are 59 of these new characters in version 6.0.0 of the Unicode Standard. The Symbola font includes these new characters.

One of the new Unicode ranges in the SMP for emoji, symbols used in Japanese mobile telephones and web pages. There are 70 of these new characters in version 6.0.0 of the Unicode Standard. The Symbola font includes these new characters.

This general-purpose, OpenType, Han font contains 24,455 characters (24,470 glyphs), and includes all of the characters from the new Unicode 6.0.0 CJK Unified Ideographs Extension D and Kana Supplement ranges. Produced by Andrew West.

Version 2010-10-13 of this OpenType, Japanese font contains 58,343 characters (60,005 glyphs), and includes all of the characters from the new Unicode 6.0.0 CJK Unified Ideographs Extension D and Kana Supplement ranges.