u/RetroSSJ21

Not necessarily your favorite character, but the character who had the coolest moments. Like for me, my favorite character is Hiruma, and second is Sena, but I think I would say that Monta’s best catching moments were more exciting for me than a lot of Sena’s running.

I have no real experience in codes, but I remember thinking of this cipher in fifth grade and thinking it would be difficult to crack. I only now got around to putting it into practice, and I made a Java encoder and decoder for it, though it is possible to do by hand with just a little more effort. Here's my sample:

MPGCNZ4XX?16Z,O ?01, 1, 5B V7WX ?0T? 1 VT5X '8 /1?0 16 ?0X S1S?0 Z4TWXN 1 W76Q? 367/ 07/ 0T4W 1? 1,N

QRCCO3 S98M- 6TV00D 2V.T V8D Z89,0TS1T 38 X6VU-381 96 W6TVZ381 X9ST'Q 3 Y/'- U31/6TS -23' ,9/0S WT u/8P

NRJLRA HJGEJ-KK?, -L ?L.G,?J -L, ,?.G,?J ALRG B-N- RG OJAR? KGJ? ?-QADW9 /MR WGM .-L ,?'ALAR?DW OJAR? RFAQ .G,? /W F-L,8

QOBBM7VW6 W6 7VM M1R 2N 0? 6O03TMI OQ78OTT?JTM7 0M 387 620M 180PMZ6 W1J O6 4MTTI BDE. -/ CFI QO1 ?28 QZOQS 0? Q2RMK

Hint 1: >!The code uses 42 symbols.!<

Hint 2: >!Each new line slightly changes the cipher.!<

Hint 3: >!An array is involved.!<

(Looking back, I think the one I came up with in 5th grade was a little bit more complex than this one, but similar principles.)

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