Write a Unicode Unpacker
Python 3, 223 221 216 214 212 chars
ጸ=0
for  in&quot;ጸꛯ裶&quot;:ጸ=ጸ&lt;&lt;20|ord()
while ጸ:print(end=chr(ጸ%128));ጸ&gt;&gt;=7

Converts from base 2²⁰ (1048576) to base 128. Just for fun, I used some of the letters from the encoded string as variable names.

Edit 1: (221) I saved two characters by using base 128 rather than base 127, allowing me to use the bit-shift operation &gt;&gt;=7 rather than the integer division //=127.
Edit 2: (216) Thanks to ovs in the comments for suggesting a way to save a whopping five characters.
Edit 3: (214) Using base 2²⁰ allows us to save another two characters, because we can write the constant as 2**20 in the code, which only takes five characters to write rather than seven.
Edit 4: (212) We can write ጸ&lt;&lt;20|ord() instead of ጸ*2**20+ord().