In the Final Fantasy X game series a number of different constructed scripts appear, including the Al Bhed script, the Spiran Script and the Yevon Script. They are used as decoration and tranliterate words in English or Japanese. Cyphered versions of English and Japanese are also used in the games.
The Al Bhed and Spiran scripts are stylized versions of the Latin alphabet, while the Yevon script is based on the Siddham script, which is mainly used by Shingon Buddhists in Japan to write mantras and sutras in Sanskrit.
Information about Final Fantasy scripts
https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Al_Bhed
https://levelskip.com/rpgs/Final-Fantasy-X-Writing-Al-Bhed-Inscriptions
https://levelskip.com/rpgs/spiran-inscriptions-writing-ffx
https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Yevon
https://levelskip.com/rpgs/final-fantasy-x-symbols-glyphs
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