A: The villain and equivalent of F. She is trying to spell "prijateljstvo", which means "friendship" in Bosnian/Croatian. She also has a letter cloner built into her lair. B: Exact same. C: Exact same. Č: Equivalent of my Spanish CH. Ć: A guy who is scared of everything. D: Exact same as Spanish (remastered). DŽ: Equivalent of my Albanian GJ. Đ: Equivalent of J except he joins the heroes until episode J, where he dies due to getting hit by I and J's cannonballs. E: Exact same. F: Exact same as his lowercase self. He is willing to help anybody. G: Exact same except he dies instead of N in episode V. H: Exact same. I: Exact same. J: Exact same as French. K: Exact same. L: Exact same except he dies in episode S. In episode S, he gets attached to a giant boulder, which crushes him when A stops P's gem's effect. LJ: Equivalent of my new Polish L. M: Exact same. N: Equivalent of P except she doesn't die. NJ: Equivalent of my Spanish Ñ. O: Exact same as Spanish (remastered). P: The main character and equivalent of N. Q: Exact same. He debuts in episode R due to not being in the Bosnian/Croatian alphabet and only being used in foreign names. R: Exact same. S: Exact same. Š: Equivalent of Aircat's Romanian Ș. T: Exact same except he gets kidnapped. U: Exact same. He is needed to spell "uništiti", which means "destroy" in Bosnian/Croatian. V: Exact same except he gets kidnapped. W: A guy who has anger issues. He's not a jerk, he's actually really friendly. He joins the heroes. He debuts in episode V due to not being in the Bosnian/Croatian alphabet and only being used in foreign names. X: Exact same. He debuts in episode Z due to not being in the Bosnian/Croatian alphabet and only being used in foreign names. Y: Exact same. She debuts in episode Z due to not being in the Bosnian/Croatian alphabet and only being used in foreign names. Z: Exact same as Polish (remastered) except he doesn't get kidnapped. Ž: Equivalent of Z.
Credit 2 Every1, especially @AlfabetonsOfficial for the Spanish A and the bases of Č, DŽ's D, Đ (I used his Spanish frequency D), J, Š, Z, and the carons.
