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for some reason even when using triple quotes the text is printed wrongly
These are the variable that I have the problem with... I have other variables with triple quotes that when being printed is printed correctly! the problem is only with these ASCII ones

One of the problematic variables is this ASCII the other ones are the same just with fewer body parts ;)

 gv_sixTries = '''
___________.._______ 
| .__________))______|
| | / / ||
| |/ / ||
| | / ||.-''.
| |/ |/ _ 
| | || `/,|
| | (\`_.'
| | .-`--'.
| | /Y . . Y
| | // | | \
| | // | . | \
| | ') | | (`
| | ||'||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | / | | 
| | `-' `-' 
| | 
| | 
: : 
. . 
'''

the variable is being printed like that:
image

the print code is just a normal print(gv_NUMBERTries)

OS: Windows 10

interpreter: Python IDLE 3.7.2

Add an r to your string

gv_sixTries = r'''
 ___________.._______ 
 | .__________))______|
 | | / / ||
 | |/ / ||
 | | / ||.-''.
 | |/ |/ _ 
 | | || `/,|
 | | (\`_.'
 | | .-`--'.
 | | /Y . . Y
 | | // | | \
 | | // | . | \
 | | ') | | (`
 | | ||'||
 | | || ||
 | | || ||
 | | || ||
 | | / | | 
 | | `-' `-' 
 | | 
 | | 
 : : 
 . . 
 '''

This tells python to use the string a raw literal, not using backslashes as escape characters

The problem comes from unwanted escaping of new line characters due to antislashes at the end of some lines.

Simply declare a raw string by prefixing your string by r, and it will fix the problem.

gv_sixTries = r'''
___________.._______ 
| .__________))______|
| | / / ||
| |/ / ||
| | / ||.-''.
| |/ |/ _ 
| | || `/,|
| | (\`_.'
| | .-`--'.
| | /Y . . Y
| | // | | \
| | // | . | \
| | ') | | (`
| | ||'||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | / | | 
| | `-' `-' 
| | 
| | 
: : 
. . 
'''

The error comes due to a backslash character in the string which is used for printing escape sequence characters(n, t, , etc.). Use raw string for printing a backslash character on the screen, something like:

gv_Tries = r"""
___________.._______
| .__________))______|
| | / / ||
| |/ / ||
| | / ||.-''.
| |/ |/ _ 
| | || `/,|
| | (\`_.'
| | .-`--'.
| | /Y . . Y
| | // | | \
| | // | . | \
| | ') | | (`
| | ||'||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | / | | 
| | `-' `-'
| |
| |
: :
. .
"""

The problem is because some of your lines end with the Python escape character: .

The backslash () character is used to escape characters that otherwise have a special meaning, such as newline, backslash itself, or the quote character.

String and Bytes literals

When a line ends with a backslash, it tells Python that the line is continued on the next line.

if some_condition 
 or some_other_condition:

To counter this, you either want to 'double up' your backslashes to escape your escape characters:

gv_sixTries = '''
| | /Y . . Y\
| | // | | \\
| | // | . | \\
'''

Or mark your string with an r to mark it as a raw string.

Both string and bytes literals may optionally be prefixed with a letter 'r' or 'R'; such strings are called raw strings and treat backslashes as literal characters.

String and Bytes literals

gv_sixTries = r'''
| | /Y . . Y
| | // | | \
| | // | . | \
'''