What kanji (on Wanikani) is made up of the highest number of (Wanikani) radicals?

[Lahoje]

@Belthazar

Basically, if a kanji (especially one made up of a number of radicals) appears as a sub-unit in later kanji, it’ll be re-introduced as a radical again in order to use it as a building block.

I wish WK was consistent about this. This is sadly very often not the case

A few examples:

And some that @Arzar33 once mentioned in a post: