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Out of Jōyō, I think it's this one 鬱 (29)
Outside of Jōyō and Jinmeiyō it's probably these two 驫 鸞 (30)
And as a meme (not used at all) it's this thing 𱁬 (84) 
I only see 4 strokes....
I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm just kidding
I can't even see the majority of those kanji properly 
If you go on the Wikipedia page for the largest kanji, somewhere there is a UI download thing that makes it so you can see most of them. But for now the rest of them look like this:
If you go on the Wikipedia page for the largest kanji, somewhere there is a UI download thing that makes it so you can see most of them. But for now the rest of them look like this:
I have the same issue that you and Inkheart have, and yet...
wait a minute...I've been bamboozled!
I wonder how that happened... Oddly the first one ポールおじさん said is the only one I can't see (because I downloaded the additional UI), it must be one obscure kanji 
I'll just post a screenshot for anyone who can't see it. It's not that interesting though. 
I wonder how that happened... Oddly the first one ポールおじさん said is the only one I can't see (because I downloaded the additional UI), it must be one obscure kanji I switched to one of my device's browsers. The browser supports the kanjis. Though the ones with the most strokes will basically look like a solid rectangle, it is actually a rendition of the whole kanji, just really tightly spaced. It seems to be specifically a Renshuu app problem. But it not being in the dictionary seems worrisome.
I wonder how that happened... Oddly the first one ポールおじさん said is the only one I can't see (because I downloaded the additional UI), it must be one obscure kanji I can see all of them, including that one. On PC with Japanese installed (Microsoft Japanese IME).
The one you can't see is this one https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki...
Can you see all of these? 𪚥 𪛕 𪜀 𫝀 𫠝 𬺰 龘 靐 䨻 齉
No I must be missing another pack
I switched to one of my device's browsers. The browser supports the kanjis. Though the ones with the most strokes will basically look like a solid rectangle, it is actually a rendition of the whole kanji, just really tightly spaced. It seems to be specifically a Renshuu app problem. But it not being in the dictionary seems worrisome.
I don't think it's a Renshuu issue, I couldn't see them a long time ago (on mobile) until I was binging Wikipedia and had to download the extra symbols.
There are differences.
Renshuu app:
vs browser:
Both on the same device.
A lot of Unicode blocks include characters used by Japanese, Chinese, and sometimes Korean (hanja). Which version of a character you see depends on your device’s language settings and font support.
The CJK Unified Ideographs block is exactly that. CJK stands for Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
骨 is in the main set (CJK Unified Ideographs, U+4E00 - U+9FFF). Looks to be one code point (U+9AA8), so any difference are due to glyph variants (based on language). I think you can explicitly tag the language in HTML.
Anyway, I'll stop nerding out now
Edit: Ok, just one more time 
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