Wandotrigana - Wandotrigana is a syllabary that is derived from Japanese katakana (like Klazurigana). Additional devices make limited syllable-initial consonant clusters possible, and there are also a few new syllable-final consonant characters to complement the '-n' (which is borrowed from hiragana).

Watterian - This is an abugida with a lot of characters, which have three parts each: the top-most part gives the articulation place of the initial consonant, the middle part gives the manner of articulation of the initial consonant, and the bottom part is the vowel. When the combination of a certain top and middle does not yield a pronounceable consonant, there is no IPA transcription in the picture. Note also, that in the last two rows (just above the vowels), there is no real meaning of the middle parts: they do not correspond to manner of articulation (but usually, voice is conserved).