decided to redo this old lore A: the same as my unifon A Á: acts simmilarly to @wario100's greek Alpha, as he's jealous of A being first alphabetically. Á˞: is very timid, and gets scared off by H in his own episode Λ: the same as my unifon Λ B: the same but doesn't get injured Ċ: the equivalent of C except he survives D: the same but doesn't get captured. E: the same as my unifon E É: the equivalent of E É˞: the equivalent of H Ǝ: looks like my vietnamese E, but is actually the equivalent of G. decided to make him the equivalent of G instead of, well, G, because the schwa is the most common vowel in english. F: the equivalent of my vietnamese F G: Ǝ's sidekick H: the villain trying to spell "HO̬SPITÂLITÉ" ("HOSPITALITY") I: a rocket and the equivalent of K. the reason why K isn't the K equivalent is because its letter shape is different in Simplescript. he also gets captured. Í: the equivalent of I. instead of shooting a bullet, he shoots a beam which can destroy anything in its path. gets freed in episode N. Í˞: the equivalent of J J: the equivalent of my ukrainian Й K: the equivalent of L. still owns the period gem. L: a new character. has a simmilar personality to Coiny from BFDI, and even has a rivalry with K because he geniunely doesn't like him. owns the circumflex gem, which do the same powers as the acute accent gem from my spanish lore. during episode Ṫ, H also grabs onto him, causing him to get captured and his gem to get stolen and used in the word. M: the equivalent of P. still owns the exclamation mark gem. N: same design as my spanish N, but is actually the equivalent of O. is a bully along with K. still owns the colon gem. Ṅ: the equivalent of M. still owns the comma gem. O: the equivalent of N. instead of owning the semi-colon gem, he owns the caron gem, which do the exact same powers as the circumflex gem, but only for a short amount of time and at a weaker power (due to it representing secondary stress), which would explain why he'd fail at trying to beat H up in his episode. his gem gets stolen in episode Q and is used in the word. Ó: the equivalent of my vietnamese Ơ except he owns the semi-colon gem and is apart of the KLMNṄOÓÓ˞ team. in his episode, he glues H to the semi-colon and then kicks him far away. Ó˞: acts simmilarly to aircat's french O. owns the tilde gem which paralyses the letter until the gem is deactivated. Ɔ: a crescent moon that can also fly, which btw is unrelated to Ż's moon. acts simmilarly to my unifon ტ. he joins the good gang in his own episode. Q: the first equivalent of Q. gets killed in episode W by H, and the question mark gem gets transported by the wind to Y in his episode. Oɺ: a very clumsy guy. accidentaly gets into a fight with H and obviously loses, which gets him kicked all the way to the good gang. he survives, but just barely. Oɺ˞: is very bored and unhappy. in his epiosde, he tries to fight H, but he immediantly gets run over and then knocked uncontious P: the equivalent of R R: the equivalent of my unifon R Ṙ: a rather cool guy. litteraly doesn't appear again until the end of episode Ե̇, where he gets used as the equivalent of U. the word is "BṘN" ("BURN", the N is made out of cardboard). S: the same Ṡ: the equivalent of my unifon $. he joins the good gang. T: the equivalent of my navajo T except he gets captured Ṫ: the equivalent of T Ե̇: bassicaly the equivalents of my navajo P, Q, and R combined U: the equivalent of V Ú: the equivalent of W. she spells "JÚ̂SLƎS" ("USELESS") Ú˞: the equivalent of X Ů: the equivalent of Y V: the equivalent of my old english Z W: the same as my navajo W. debuts as a secondary villain during episode Y X: bassicaly X from BFDI. has a simmilar role to aircat's Spanish W, as he points to the location of H's lair Y: the second equivalent of Q. Z: the same as my navajo Z Ż: the equivalent of Z. the letters live on the top-left of him rather than the top of him. WORD EQUIVAENTS: CAB: none MAP: "GLÓB" ("GLOBE") GUN: "BṘN" ("BURN", the N is made out of cardboard) COWARD: "JÚ̂SLƎS" ("USELESS") VAN: "ṠÓ˞" ("SHORE") FRIENDS: "HO̬SPITÂLITÉ" ("HOSPITALITY") FART: "HÊDÁK" ("HEADACHE") the bad word: "HEL" ("HELL")
Mike Salcedo for Alphabet Lore @AlfabetonsOfficial for the conscript @PhonicLover44, @AlfabetonsOfficial (again), and @LogoFan2016 for the character vectors @elithepidude and @NumberLoreTheSeries for the gem vectors
