Cybertronian language

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It has been suggested this article should be merged with Alphabet. If you disagree, please discuss why on its talk page. It should be little surprise, given a moment's thought, that distinct Cybertronian languages exist. The Transformers did not go about speaking English or any other known Earth language long ages ago on their distant metal world. Though the records of such conversations are frequently translated for us, we should not forget that these conversations originally flowed in odd electronic syllables past strange metallic lips, or were etched by alien hands long eons before the first humans painted muddy shapes upon dark cave stone. Over the years, multiple substituion cypher alphabets have been created by fans and professionals to represent the languages of Cybertron, often used to hide coded messages in media.

Cybertronian language

It has been suggested this article should be merged with Cybertronian language. If you disagree, please discuss why on its talk page. Alphabets differ from logographies where each character represents a word or idea and syllabaries where characters represent syllables. See also: Cybertronian language. For the purposes of Transformers, "alphabet" most frequently refers to a Substitution Alphabet based on the Latin Alphabet where English words are written using an 'alien' alphabet whose characters have a correlation to the Latin Alphabet. The use of such Substitution Alphabets in Transformers dates from 's Beast Wars which featured Alphabets developed for use in both the Maximal and Predacon computer displays. Fan-produced fonts created around the same time loosely based on Transformer writing which appeared in the US comic and cartoon in would later beginning in begin creeping into official Transformers productions, though the substitution-alphabet they represent does not, of course, work for the original stories they were based on. Cyberglyphics , an 'ancient' Transformers script created for the original movie, is particularly subject to dissonance Finally, there are Substitution Alphabets originating outside of the Transformers mythos, such as Aurabesh. Aurabesh appeared on a monitor in For All Mankind. Originally based on samples of Autobot writing from the Transformers episode " Cosmic Rust " and The Headmasters 's " I Risk My Life for Earth " which represented Ancient Autobot , a script no longer in common usage on Cybertron, but still used on colony worlds such as Antilla and Master. A fan-font based on this script was used by the AllSpark Wars "mini-ARG" in again associated with an Autobot colony, and not the 'main' Transformer language and its use has since proliferated as a de-facto 'default' Autobot written language. Generally carries a slight ethnocentric connotation. With the release of War for Cybertron: Earthrise , numbers were used in the Tech Spec section of the instructions of the figures.

Madman's Paradise. Elsewhere, a box in the Decepticon Base was marked 'fragile' in Decepticon characters. The first language used by the Transformers was likely the Quintesson language inherited from their cybertronian language masters.

You may wish to create or login to an account in order to have full editing access to this wiki. It should be little surprise, given a moment's thought, that distinct Cybertronian languages exist. The Transformers did not go about speaking English or any other known Earth language long ages ago on their distant metal world. Though the records of such conversations are frequently translated for us, we should not forget that these conversations originally evolved from dense code streams transmitted from one simple robot to another in the vacuum of Cybertron's surface and not primitive guttural monkey noises our own languages spawned from. Jazz made the statement that his real name was unpronounceable in English.

This article is a featured article , and considered to be one of the most informative on this wiki. Cybertronix is the modern written and spoken language of the Transformers during the Beast Era. The most common usage was to show up on a computer screen. Typically, large quantities of text scrolling by would be gibberish, often the alphabet in sequence. Small amounts of text usually could be translated to a word or phrase appropriate to the scene. For example, in the very first instance of Cybertronix in the series, as the shields of the Axalon fail the text reads "major fade". Sometimes the text could be translated to humorous effect. The text on the Nemesis , to the right, reads "Red Dwarf", the name of a popular British science fiction comedy.

Cybertronian language

You may wish to create or login to an account in order to have full editing access to this wiki. While some Cybertronian s speak English, like many humans , they can also speak, read and write in their native language. On many computers, consoles, and screens on Cybertron , Cybertronian scripts could be seen. When a directive was shown to a Transformer, symbols flashed on their heads up display. When Bulkhead's mind started to be assimilated by information ejected from a data cylinder, his mind went to science and formulas. He began to eccentrically paint Cybertronian symbols on chalkboards and walls, using a broom like a paintbrush. Raf knows how to decode Cybertronian code since Ratchet taught him. Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki.

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Section 5: Lower body not armor. Scourge Battletrap Nightbird Freezer. Try Premium. Main article: Cybertronix. They were taken aback to realize that the earthlings couldn't comprehend their alien language wit. Hasbro Transformers Collectors Club Edit source View history Talk 0. Aurabesh appeared on a monitor in When a directive was shown to a Transformer, symbols flashed on their heads up display. Madman's Paradise. Fan-produced fonts created around the same time loosely based on Transformer writing which appeared in the US comic and cartoon in would later beginning in begin creeping into official Transformers productions, though the substitution-alphabet they represent does not, of course, work for the original stories they were based on. Jazz made the statement that his real name was unpronounceable in English. Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki. Armada Energon Cybertron. Section Family gender bonding.

You may wish to create or login to an account in order to have full editing access to this wiki. It should be little surprise, given a moment's thought, that distinct Cybertronian languages exist.

Decepticon Graffiti! New Reading List. Though the records of such conversations are frequently translated for us, we should not forget that these conversations originally evolved from dense code streams transmitted from one simple robot to another in the vacuum of Cybertron's surface and not primitive guttural monkey noises our own languages spawned from. They had also learned enough English to communicate with the humans when necessary. The Transformers did not go about speaking English or any other known Earth language long ages ago on their distant metal world. Categories : Articles to be merged Cybertronian text Languages Transformer culture. Note: The written version of Cybertronian appears now and again throughout the film, most obviously during Decepticon dialogue, where the subtitles are displayed in Cybertronian briefly before translating to English. Additionally, cometary forms are covered in Cybertronian "tribal markings". More than Meets the Eye, Part 2. Agoraptor and Agoracer each communicated in a kind of code, based on Cybertronian lettering. Please share to help out fellow Transfor