Updated, higher-fidelity version of the syllabary symbols used in Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl/Legends: Arceus. These are drawn in the BDSP font, not the L:A font.

Hoennian text used in concept art for Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire. Translates approximately to Korean hangul.

Unown text used on the walls of the Ruins of Alph in G/S/C. B and Y were unused.

English substitution cipher used in Pokemon Sun/Moon/Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon. Source: http://nnnyanko.blog75.fc2.com/blog-entry-59.html

English substitution cipher used in Pokemon Masters: EX. Updated 4/15/2025 with letters J, Q, X.

Second English substitution cipher used in Pokemon Best Wishes anime. Mainly used for signs, billboards and minor text.

Main English substitution cipher used in Pokemon Best Wishes anime series.

English substitution cipher used on the Ancient Mew card.

Kalos alphabet from the Pokemon anime.

Ciphered alphabet used in Let's Go! Pikachu and Let's Go! Eevee. Only 12 known symbols are used, with each standing for two English letters - A=M, B=N, C=O... Two letters may be either unused or may be the last two symbols.

Alphabet used in Pokken Tournament and Pokken Tournament DX. Romaji/English substitution cipher.

WIP of alphabet seen in upcoming Pokemon Legends: Arceus.

Reproduction of one of the Ancient Unovan alphabets seen in the Pokemon Black and White anime.

Reproduction of Ancient Unovan seen in Pokemon Black and White, as well as their remakes. Last four characters are unknown and may be logograms.

English alphabetic substitution used for text seen in M12 (Arceus and the Jewel of Life). Note that text is written in romaji (e.g. Aruseusu instead of Arceus). Characters J, W, Y, d, f, g, h, and o are speculative, as the original texts were cracked and altered. There is no confirmed F, Q, L, V, or X.

Simple reproduction of Unown alphabet, including ? and ! characters.