Tool to decrypt/translate messages in Kryptonian, like those used in the Smallville series (about the origins of Superman).
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Tag(s) : Symbol Substitution
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The Kryptonian alphabet is a fictional script developed for the TV series Smallville, meant to represent the script of the planet Krypton where Superman is from.
The message is made up of Kryptonian symbols composed of diamonds, squares, circles, bars and dots.
The letter S is similar to the Superman logo.
All references to the Smallville series, its protagonists Superman, Clark Kent, Lex Luthor, Lana Lang etc. or its actors like Tom Welling are clues.
Any illustrations of Superman, in film or comics, or green kryptonite, are clues.
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