Tool to decode / encode with the Alien alphabet from the Futurama series. The alphabet is used in several episodes of the series to translate extraterrestrial messages with symbols.
Futurama Alien Alphabet - dCode
Tag(s) : Symbol Substitution
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The symbols used are quite varied but most contain points at the end of lines (straight lines or curved lines).
The messages are usually hidden in the series, for example in the episode Space Pilot 3000 the message Drink Slurm can be read on a drink and Venusians, Go Home tagged on a wall.
The humor of the series appears from the introduction, on a restaurant called Tasty human burgers and a building has an ad Rent a human. Also in the episode Bender gets made, on an ambulance is written Meat Truck.
The main characters of the series are called Bender and Fry and the creator of the series is Matt Groening (also author of The Simpsons)
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