Cybertronix - Revision history

Tenreky: /* Rise of the Beasts */

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Rise of the Beasts

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	The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.		The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.

	The Tranwarp Key is covered in writings, when it was revealed to the Autobots in Peru by [[Amaru]], it reads (written in a combination of mirrored and upside-down symbols) "He Who Opens The Door. Much later when Noah was about to destroy it, it reads as "Keeper Of The Keys".		The Tranwarp Key is covered in writings, when it was revealed to the Autobots in Peru by [[Amaru]], it reads (written in a combination of mirrored and upside-down symbols) "He Who Opens The Door". Much later when Noah was about to destroy it, it reads as "Keeper Of The Keys".
	{{storylink\|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|Rise of the Beasts}}		{{storylink\|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|Rise of the Beasts}}

MahXyme: /* Rise of the Beasts */

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Rise of the Beasts

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	===''Rise of the Beasts''===		===''Rise of the Beasts''===
	The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect. {{storylink\|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|Rise of the Beasts}}		{{Twoimages\|File:ROTBTranswarpKeyHalfPeru.jpg\|File:ROTBTranswarpKeyHalf.jpg}}
			The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.

			The Tranwarp Key is covered in writings, when it was revealed to the Autobots in Peru by [[Amaru]], it reads (written in a combination of mirrored and upside-down symbols) "He Who Opens The Door. Much later when Noah was about to destroy it, it reads as "Keeper Of The Keys".
			{{storylink\|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|Rise of the Beasts}}

	==Character keys==		==Character keys==

CyberDalek6401: Added story link to ROTB section

2023-11-09T03:24:30Z

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	===''Rise of the Beasts''===		===''Rise of the Beasts''===
	The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.		The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect. {{storylink\|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|Rise of the Beasts}}

	==Character keys==		==Character keys==

CyberDalek6401: Filled in the ROTB stub

2023-11-09T03:21:41Z

Filled in the ROTB stub

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	===''Rise of the Beasts''===		===''Rise of the Beasts''===
	The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[~~Unicron (ROTB)\|~~Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.		The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.

	==Character keys==		==Character keys==

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	===''Rise of the Beasts''===		===''Rise of the Beasts''===
	~~{{stub}}~~		The manual shutdown code for the [[transwarp]] device was written in Maximal Cybertronix. The code was split in half, each half accompanying a half of the [[Transwarp Key]]; one with the stone statue of [[Airazor (ROTB)\|Airazor]] and the other in a stone sarcophogus in a hidden temple underneath the city of [[Cusco]] in Peru. The two halves were recorded and reunited by [[Elena Wallace]] while she helped the [[Autobot]]s in their quest to collect the pieces of the Transwarp Key. Elena attempted to use the shutdown code to prevent [[Unicron (ROTB)\|Unicron]]'s arrival to Earth, but the control panel was destroyed by [[Scourge (ROTB)\|Scourge]] before the code could take effect.

	==Character keys==		==Character keys==

Fritz: /* Animated */ Just a reminder that this section will have to be updated eventually.

2023-07-03T16:47:08Z

Animated: Just a reminder that this section will have to be updated eventually.

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	===''Animated''===		===''Animated''===
	The [[BotCon 2011]] [[exclusive]] [[Sideswipe (Animated)#Toys\|''Animated'' Sideswipe]] toy has "SS" printed on his doors in Maximal Cybertronix. The second "S" has been flipped horizontally, both letters sharing the same dot, to make it a more visually appealing design.		The [[BotCon 2011]] [[exclusive]] [[Sideswipe (Animated)#Toys\|''Animated'' Sideswipe]] toy has "SS" printed on his doors in Maximal Cybertronix. The second "S" has been flipped horizontally, both letters sharing the same dot, to make it a more visually appealing design.

			===''Rise of the Beasts''===
			{{stub}}

	==Character keys==		==Character keys==

Saix at 10:45, 25 January 2023

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	~~:''Cybertronix is a language from the [[Beast Era]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''~~
	[[File:Other voices text.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, it's the most remarkable word I've ever seen.]]		[[File:Other voices text.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, it's the most remarkable word I've ever seen.]]
	'''Cybertronix''' is the modern written and spoken [[Cybertronian language\|language]] of the [[Transformer]]s during the [[Beast Era]].<ref>Although the name was never given canonically until "[[The Razor's Edge]]", Cybertronix was the name [[Larry DiTillio]] and/or [[Bob Forward]] gave to the language used by their characters in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'', as first stated in a post to [[alt.toys.transformers]] on [[January 1]], [[1997]] [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/msg/0c30e7a9c7c7becb?dmode=source&output=gplain]. This post indicates that Cybertronix is the name of the spoken language as well as the written, and that both the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] speak it. "The Razor's Edge" specifically referred to as the "modern written language," indicating that it is likely that there were other Cybertronian languages, with other names, at some point in the past. [[Withered Hope]] canonizes its status as a spoken language as well.</ref> Whether this is the same language spoken on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] during the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]] is unknown, though displays on the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]] and exterior markings on the ''[[Nemesis (G1)\|Nemesis]]'' use it.		'''Cybertronix''' is the modern written and spoken [[Cybertronian language\|language]] of the [[Transformer]]s during the [[Beast Era]].<ref>Although the name was never given canonically until "[[The Razor's Edge]]", Cybertronix was the name [[Larry DiTillio]] and/or [[Bob Forward]] gave to the language used by their characters in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'', as first stated in a post to [[alt.toys.transformers]] on [[January 1]], [[1997]] [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/msg/0c30e7a9c7c7becb?dmode=source&output=gplain]. This post indicates that Cybertronix is the name of the spoken language as well as the written, and that both the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] speak it. "The Razor's Edge" specifically referred to as the "modern written language," indicating that it is likely that there were other Cybertronian languages, with other names, at some point in the past. [[Withered Hope]] canonizes its status as a spoken language as well.</ref> Whether this is the same language spoken on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] during the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]] is unknown, though displays on the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]] and exterior markings on the ''[[Nemesis (G1)\|Nemesis]]'' use it.
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	==References==		==References==
	~~<references/>~~		{{reflist}}

	==Files==		==Files==

Usfmm at 09:04, 3 January 2023

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	:''Cybertronix is a language from the [[Beast Era]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Cybertronix is a language from the [[Beast Era]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Other voices text.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, it's the most remarkable word I've ever seen.]]		[[File:Other voices text.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, it's the most remarkable word I've ever seen.]]
	'''Cybertronix''' is the modern written and spoken [[Cybertronian language\|language]] of the [[Transformer]]s during the [[Beast Era]].<ref>Although the name was never given canonically until "[[The Razor's Edge]]", Cybertronix was the name [[Larry DiTillio]] and/or [[Bob Forward]] gave to the language used by their characters in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'', as first stated in a post to [[alt.toys.transformers]] on [[January 1]], [[1997]] [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/msg/0c30e7a9c7c7becb?dmode=source&output=gplain]. This post indicates that Cybertronix is the name of the spoken language as well as the written, and that both the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] speak it. "The Razor's Edge" specifically referred to as the "modern written language," indicating that it is likely that there were other Cybertronian languages, with other names, at some point in the past. [[Withered Hope]] canonizes its status as a spoken language as well.</ref> Whether this is the same language spoken on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] during the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]] is unknown, though displays on the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]] and exterior markings on the ''[[Nemesis (G1)\|Nemesis]]'' use it.		'''Cybertronix''' is the modern written and spoken [[Cybertronian language\|language]] of the [[Transformer]]s during the [[Beast Era]].<ref>Although the name was never given canonically until "[[The Razor's Edge]]", Cybertronix was the name [[Larry DiTillio]] and/or [[Bob Forward]] gave to the language used by their characters in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'', as first stated in a post to [[alt.toys.transformers]] on [[January 1]], [[1997]] [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/msg/0c30e7a9c7c7becb?dmode=source&output=gplain]. This post indicates that Cybertronix is the name of the spoken language as well as the written, and that both the [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] speak it. "The Razor's Edge" specifically referred to as the "modern written language," indicating that it is likely that there were other Cybertronian languages, with other names, at some point in the past. [[Withered Hope]] canonizes its status as a spoken language as well.</ref> Whether this is the same language spoken on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] during the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]] is unknown, though displays on the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]] and exterior markings on the ''[[Nemesis (G1)\|Nemesis]]'' use it.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	[[File:Cybertronix Various Examples.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:Cybertronix Various Examples.jpg\|thumb]]
	In addition to featuring prominently on computer screens, the text also showed up in a variety of other situations. "[[Equal Measures]]" features multiple interesting examples: upper left, a keyboard; upper right, a poster; lower left, a POV shot; lower right, a trash bin. Because humans never speak in ''Beast Wars'' or ''Beast Machines'', it's very possible we're hearing the Maximals and Predacons speaking translated Cybertronix, not an Earth language.		In addition to featuring prominently on computer screens, the text also showed up in a variety of other situations. "[[Equal Measures]]" features multiple interesting examples: upper left, a keyboard; upper right, a poster; lower left, a POV shot; lower right, a trash bin. Because humans never speak in ''Beast Wars'' or ''Beast Machines'', it's very possible we're hearing the Maximals and Predacons speaking translated Cybertronix, not an Earth language.
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	===Letters===		===Letters===
	The character sets used to represent Cybertronix in the Beast Era cartoons are simple English language character substitutions, cracked by [[Jim Sorenson]] in the late [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/browse_thread/thread/77395bc6a16258d7/b5bae9cb3dd23c81?lnk=gst&q=maximal+font#b5bae9cb3dd23c81 90s]. The Maximal and Predacon alphabets are significantly different from one another. Maximal characters are a fairly regular collection of straight lines, circles and semi-circles and dots. Predacon characters are jagged, curved, irregular and often feature serifs. Fonts are available containing the translation [http://www.tfrid.com/Fonts.html], and many scenes of both ''Beast Wars'' and ''Beast Machines'' contain humorous (and occasionally filthy) messages for the dedicated fan. Only uppercase Predacon letters were used in the show, though Sorenson created lowercase letters as font-filler. [[The Ascending issue 3]] featured these lowercase letters, canonizing them.<ref>		The character sets used to represent Cybertronix in the Beast Era cartoons are simple English language character substitutions, cracked by [[Jim Sorenson]] in the late [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.toys.transformers/browse_thread/thread/77395bc6a16258d7/b5bae9cb3dd23c81?lnk=gst&q=maximal+font#b5bae9cb3dd23c81 90s]. The Maximal and Predacon alphabets are significantly different from one another. Maximal characters are a fairly regular collection of straight lines, circles and semi-circles and dots. Predacon characters are jagged, curved, irregular and often feature serifs. Fonts are available containing the translation [http://www.tfrid.com/Fonts.html], and many scenes of both ''Beast Wars'' and ''Beast Machines'' contain humorous (and occasionally filthy) messages for the dedicated fan. Only uppercase Predacon letters were used in the show, though Sorenson created lowercase letters as font-filler. [[The Ascending issue 3]] featured these lowercase letters, canonizing them.<ref>
	[http://boltax.blogspot.com/2009/02/fun-with-cybertronix.html Disciples of Boltax blog post]</ref>		[http://boltax.blogspot.com/2009/02/fun-with-cybertronix.html Disciples of Boltax blog post]</ref>
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	===Numbers===		===Numbers===
	Maximals and Predacons each have distinct numbering systems. Both seem to be inspired by a modified version of the Roman system. Rather than use their letter 'I' or vertical marks, both systems use 1, 2 and 3 vertically stacked horizontal bars to represent the numbers 1, 2, and 3.		Maximals and Predacons each have distinct numbering systems. Both seem to be inspired by a modified version of the Roman system. Rather than use their letter 'I' or vertical marks, both systems use 1, 2 and 3 vertically stacked horizontal bars to represent the numbers 1, 2, and 3.

	[[File:Predacon 49.jpg\|left\|thumb\|XL1X is 49 in Predacon numerals. (50-10)+(10-1)]]		[[File:Predacon 49.jpg\|left\|thumb\|XL1X is 49 in Predacon numerals. (50-10)+(10-1)]]
	From here, Predacon is a straight port of the Roman system, with a horizontal bar before the Predacon character for V or X to represent 4 or 9. Thus, 49, XLIX in Roman, would be represented as follows to the left.		From here, Predacon is a straight port of the Roman system, with a horizontal bar before the Predacon character for V or X to represent 4 or 9. Thus, 49, XLIX in Roman, would be represented as follows to the left.
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Saix: clean up, replaced: =IDW ''Beast Wars'' comics= → =2006 IDW ''Beast Wars'' continuity=, typos fixed: 11-20 → 11–20

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	====''Beast Machines'' cartoon====		====''Beast Machines'' cartoon====
	[[File:Megatron's screen in Fires of the Past (backwards).jpg\|thumb\|If you can read this seek help. No, seriously, that's what this says.]]		[[File:Megatron's screen in Fires of the Past (backwards).jpg\|thumb\|If you can read this seek help. No, seriously, that's what this says.]]
	Cybertronix text continued to be used in Beast Machines, though not as frequently as in Beast Wars. POV shots sometimes featured Maximal text for Maximals or Predacon script for Vehicons. Occasionally computer screens would feature Cybertronix. One particularly good example of this is "[[Fires of the Past]]", featuring several screens with much legible text. Despite being operated by [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], both Maximal and Predacon characters were present.		Cybertronix text continued to be used in Beast Machines, though not as frequently as in Beast Wars. POV shots sometimes featured Maximal text for Maximals or Predacon script for Vehicons. Occasionally computer screens would feature Cybertronix. One particularly good example of this is "[[Fires of the Past]]", featuring several screens with much legible text. Despite being operated by [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], both Maximal and Predacon characters were present.

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	[[Goryu (SG)\|Goryu]] has Cybertronix on his leg that translates to D-322. {{storylink\|Dungeons & Dinobots}}		[[Goryu (SG)\|Goryu]] has Cybertronix on his leg that translates to D-322. {{storylink\|Dungeons & Dinobots}}

	===IDW ''Beast Wars'' ~~comics~~===		===2006 IDW ''Beast Wars'' continuity===
	[[Shokaract]]'s computer screen displays information about the Maximals in Cybertronix. {{storylink\|The Ascending issue 3\|The Ascending #3}}		[[Shokaract]]'s computer screen displays information about the Maximals in Cybertronix. {{storylink\|The Ascending issue 3\|The Ascending #3}}

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	[[File:Maximal 196.jpg\|thumb\|C,10,C,6 is 196 in Maximal Numerals. (100)+(100-10)+(5)+(1)]]		[[File:Maximal 196.jpg\|thumb\|C,10,C,6 is 196 in Maximal Numerals. (100)+(100-10)+(5)+(1)]]
	The Maximal system is more abstracted, tending to be more vertical than the Roman (or Predacon) system. The number 5 is represented by a semicircle. Rather than place a horizontal bar to the left of this to represent the number 4, a left-justified dot is placed below the character. 6 though 8 are placed by adding 1 to 3 horizontal bars below the semicircle. 10 is represented by a circle, with 9 represented by a left-justified dot below the circle. The numbers 11 through 18 are even more interesting. They are represented by combining the character 10 with squashed versions of characters 1 through 8. This results in some overlap. Only when we hit 19 does the system move to a horizontal orientation, with 20 represented by two horizontally consecutive circles, and 19 represented by a left dot below the character for 20. 21 through 30 are created by adding a circle to the right of the numbers for ~~11-20~~. At this point the system reverts to a more traditional port of the Roman system, with the characters L, C, D and M representing 50, 100, 500 and 1000, and lower denominations placed to the left (as opposed to below) to indicate lower numbers. Thus, 196 (CXCVI) would be written as seen to the right.		The Maximal system is more abstracted, tending to be more vertical than the Roman (or Predacon) system. The number 5 is represented by a semicircle. Rather than place a horizontal bar to the left of this to represent the number 4, a left-justified dot is placed below the character. 6 though 8 are placed by adding 1 to 3 horizontal bars below the semicircle. 10 is represented by a circle, with 9 represented by a left-justified dot below the circle. The numbers 11 through 18 are even more interesting. They are represented by combining the character 10 with squashed versions of characters 1 through 8. This results in some overlap. Only when we hit 19 does the system move to a horizontal orientation, with 20 represented by two horizontally consecutive circles, and 19 represented by a left dot below the character for 20. 21 through 30 are created by adding a circle to the right of the numbers for 11–20. At this point the system reverts to a more traditional port of the Roman system, with the characters L, C, D and M representing 50, 100, 500 and 1000, and lower denominations placed to the left (as opposed to below) to indicate lower numbers. Thus, 196 (CXCVI) would be written as seen to the right.

	==References==		==References==

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[~~http~~:~~//tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/~~Main/CypherLanguage "Cypher languages" as an element of fiction]		[[tvtropes:Main/CypherLanguage\|"Cypher languages" as an element of fiction]]

	[[Category:Beast Machines]]		[[Category:Beast Machines]]