A: the same but gets captured Ą: A's brother that has his toungue sticked out B: the same C: the same as my italian C except she isn't the protagonist and gets captured Ć: the equivalent of C D: the same but doesn't get captured E: the villan trying to spell "PRZYJACIEL" ("FRIEND") Ę: the equivalent of E but doesn't get captured F: the same as my spanish F G: F's sidekick H: the same I: the same as wario's spanish I. she gets captured. J: the same as wario's spanish J. he gets captured. K: the same L: the equivalent of J but he just gets badly injured and then captured instead of dying Ł: the equivalent of L and is a bully along with Ó M: the equivalent of P except she doesn't die. her gem remains the same. N: the same as my spanish N Ń: the same as my spanish Ñ. she owns the & gem, which connects two letters together, like the colon and semicolon gems O: Ó's younger brother. he owns the apostrophe gem, which can shoot a projectile that can paralyze a letter for a few seconds (due to the apostrophe in polish being used as an elision mark) Ó: the equivalent of O and is a bully along with Ł P: the equivalent of N and is the protagonist. her gem remains the same. Q: the same. he doesn't have his own episode due to ussualy being absent in the polish alphabet and only being used in loanwords. he gets introduced in epsiode R. R: the same S: the same as my german S Ś: a very clumsy and unlucky person. he joins the good team T: the same U: the same. he is needed to spell "USZKODZIĆ" ("DAMAGE") V: the same as my german Ö. he doesn't have his own episode due to ussualy being absent in the polish alphabet and only being used in loanwords. he gets introduced in epsiode W. W: has the role of V X: the same. he doesn't have his own episode due to ussualy being absent in the polish alphabet and only being used in loanwords. he gets introduced in episode Y. Y: the same but gets captured Z: the equivalent of W. she spells "TCHÓRZ" ("COWARD"), after the nightmare, she is seen being beaten up by E and getting captured. Ź: a bystander, doesn't really do anything Ż: the equivalent of Z. he looks slighty to the left because the letters live at the slightly to the left of him.
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