In my more recent lists, I have noticed that some characters are displayed in a "print" style rather than the handwritten style, as seen below:

http://www.anony.ws/k0hC
http://www.anony.ws/k0hD
http://www.anony.ws/k0hf

What I found odd was that the characters appear in handwritten style when I write them, but become print style when displayed as a flashcard or as a successfully written kanji. In this case, the characters are 塡 and 剝. I imagine their variants of 填 and 剥 might display in the handwritten style?

This is more of a point of curiosity than anything else. I was just wondering if others had experienced this, or if the devs could shed some light. Thank you very much.

The font used for everything besides the writing area is iOS's which does sometimes mix the types as you've noted. It could be fixed by including a custom font on the app, but Japanese fonts are quite large and would add to the app's already large size.

Thank you very much for the quick reply! Not a problem in the slightest since it doesn't effect functionality - I was just curious.

Actually, to follow up on Jeremy's point, for the iOS version we do actually include a custom font. It's when that font doesn't include characters that you see that print-style fallback.