#V, 37 bytes, by DJMcMayhem

O VrS200@"kIi|D@"A üî|D@" 

Unprintables:

O <esc>Vr<C-a>S200<esc>@"kIi<C-v><C-v><esc>|D@"<esc>A üî<esc>|D@" 

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The ü really threw me for a loop, I kept expecting both it and î to be commands.

O # Insert 5 spaces above this line Vr<C-a> # Change them all to <C-a> S200<esc> # Replace the line with 200 @" # Play back the 5 <C-a>'s, 200 -> 205 k # ???? Ii<C-v><C-v><esc> # insert "i<C-v>" so our line is now "i<C-v>205" |D@"<esc> # Delete the line and then run it, which inserts "Í" (ASCII 205) A üî<esc> # Append " üî" so our line is "Í üî" |D@" # Delete the line and run it 

Í üî in V translates to :%s/ \|\n//g in vim, which globally removes all whitespace. The Í command is on the wiki, and the ü and î are | and n respectively with their high bit set

V, 37 bytes, by DJMcMayhem

O VrS200@"kIi|D@"A üî|D@" 

Unprintables:

O <esc>Vr<C-a>S200<esc>@"kIi<C-v><C-v><esc>|D@"<esc>A üî<esc>|D@" 

TryItOnline

The ü really threw me for a loop, I kept expecting both it and î to be commands.

O # Insert 5 spaces above this line Vr<C-a> # Change them all to <C-a> S200<esc> # Replace the line with 200 @" # Play back the 5 <C-a>'s, 200 -> 205 k # ???? Ii<C-v><C-v><esc> # insert "i<C-v>" so our line is now "i<C-v>205" |D@"<esc> # Delete the line and then run it, which inserts "Í" (ASCII 205) A üî<esc> # Append " üî" so our line is "Í üî" |D@" # Delete the line and run it 

Í üî in V translates to :%s/ \|\n//g in vim, which globally removes all whitespace. The Í command is on the wiki, and the ü and î are | and n respectively with their high bit set

#V, 37 bytes, by DJMcMayhem

O VrS200@"kIi|D@"A üî|D@" 

Unprintables:

O <esc>Vr<C-a>S200<esc>@"kIi<C-v><C-v><esc>|D@"<esc>A üî<esc>|D@" 

TryItOnline

The ü really threw me for a loop, I kept expecting both it and î to be commands.

O # Insert 5 spaces above this line Vr<C-a> # Change them all to <C-a> S200<esc> # Replace the line with 200 @" # Play back the 5 <C-a>'s, 200 -> 205 k # ???? Ii<C-v><C-v><esc> # insert "i<C-v>" so our line is now "i<C-v>205" |D@"<esc> # Delete the line and then run it, which inserts "Í" (ASCII 205) A üî<esc> # Append " üî" so our line is "Í üî" |D@" # Delete the line and run it 

Í üî in V translates to :%s/ \|\n//g in vim, which globally removes all whitespace. The Í command is on the wiki, and the ü and î are | and n respectively with their high bit set

#V, 37 bytes, by DJMcMayhem

O VrS200@"kIi|D@"A üî|D@" 

Unprintables:

O <esc>Vr<C-a>S200<esc>@"kIi<C-v><C-v><esc>|D@"<esc>A üî<esc>|D@" 

TryItOnline

The ü really threw me for a loop, I kept expecting both it and î to be commands.

O # Insert 5 spaces above this line Vr<C-a> # Change them all to <C-a> S200<esc> # Replace the line with 200 @" # Play back the 5 <C-a>'s, 200 -> 205 k # ???? Ii<C-v><C-v><esc> # insert "i<C-v>" so our line is now "i<C-v>205" |D@"<esc> # Delete the line and then run it, which inserts "Í" (ASCII 205) A üî<esc> # Append " üî" so our line is "Í üî" |D@" # Delete the line and run it 

Í üî in V translates to :%s/ \|\n//g in vim, which globally removes all whitespace. The Í command is on the wiki, and the ü and î are | and n respectively with their high bit set

#V, 37 bytes, by DJMcMayhem

O VrS200@"kIi|D@"A üî|D@" 

TryItOnline

The ü really threw me for a loop, I kept expecting both it and î to be commands. Incoming explanation, because this is really cool.

#V, 37 bytes, by DJMcMayhem

O VrS200@"kIi|D@"A üî|D@" 

Unprintables:

O <esc>Vr<C-a>S200<esc>@"kIi<C-v><C-v><esc>|D@"<esc>A üî<esc>|D@" 

TryItOnline

The ü really threw me for a loop, I kept expecting both it and î to be commands.

O # Insert 5 spaces above this line Vr<C-a> # Change them all to <C-a> S200<esc> # Replace the line with 200 @" # Play back the 5 <C-a>'s, 200 -> 205 k # ???? Ii<C-v><C-v><esc> # insert "i<C-v>" so our line is now "i<C-v>205" |D@"<esc> # Delete the line and then run it, which inserts "Í" (ASCII 205) A üî<esc> # Append " üî" so our line is "Í üî" |D@" # Delete the line and run it 

Í üî in V translates to :%s/ \|\n//g in vim, which globally removes all whitespace. The Í command is on the wiki, and the ü and î are | and n respectively with their high bit set