My Italian Alphabet Lore in bren319's style (READ INSTRUCTIONS AND NOTES)

Description

I have a feeling that this project is going to be very popular just like a lot of other Alphabet Lore projects, and that there will be so many comments. Credits to @bren319 for the letters, gems, and transcripts. Credits to @adrianmacha20005 for I's cave. And credits to @AlfabetonsOfficial for the concept of letters turning into food.

Instructions

NOTES: I can't do kidnapped, dead (except S), injured (except T and lowercase I), or hero variants yet. Because of life getting in the way. This is my Italian Alphabet Lore, in which the cast was actually first shown on my YouTube channel's most popular video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhzyGlckZAg). It's a bit different than anyone else's Italian Alphabet Lore, except with many changes. I is the villain causing chaos by assaulting, killing, and kidnapping letters, making the other letters try to stop him because "AMICI" means "FRIENDS (male)" in Italian (which he's trying to spell), and I know a bad word with an I in it, but I can't tell you what (which caused all the letters except G, M, P, and Q to turn against him when they were all lowercase). A - The same, except in V's episode, he will run off into I's lair, but without thinking carefully, he gets kidnapped. B - The same, except he doesn't get wounded. But in V's episode, he dies by sacrificing himself along with U and E, to spell "BUE" (OX), which turns them into ox meat for the other letters to eat as they are starving. C - He looks the same, except he gets kidnapped. He is beaten up by I using D in E's episode. D - The same, except he doesn't get kidnapped. He still gets beaten up by I though. E - The same, except he doesn't get kidnapped. He also bites I in the flashback instead of C. But in V's episode, he dies by sacrificing himself along with B and U, to spell "BUE" (OX), which turns them into ox meat for the other letters to eat as they are starving. F - He is orange and is not a villain. He finds D and E and goes off with them to warn G. G - The same. H - The same. I - He is the villain who is trying to spell "AMICI", which means "FRIENDS (male)" in Italian. J - The same. He debuts in I's episode due to only being in loanwords. K - The same. She debuts in L's episode due to only being in loanwords. L - The same, except he dies the same way as in @wario100's Spanish Lore. M - He looks the same, except he is now the main character. N - He looks the same, except he isn't the main character and is quite nimble for his size. O - The same, except he feels bad for being a bully when he and the other letters were lowercase kids. P - The same. Q - The same. R - The same, except he doesn't get kidnapped. S - The same, except he doesn't get kidnapped. He dies in U's episode when he sacrifices himself by jumping in I's way to save B and E. T - The same. U - The same. But in V's episode, he dies by sacrificing himself along with B and E, to spell "BUE" (OX), which turns them into ox meat for the other letters to eat as they are starving. V - The same. W - The same as @bren319's old Russian Ш. They only show up at the start of the nightmare and create 6 puffs of steam that turn into the letters needed to spell "DEBOLE", which means "WEAK" in Italian. They debut in V's episode due to only being in loanwords. X - The same. He debuts in V's episode due to only being in loanwords. Y - The same. She debuts in V's episode due to only being in loanwords. Z - The same. I also made transcripts for the episodes. You can press the up arrow key on your keyboard to show A's episode, and click the left and right arrow keys to go to the previous or next episode. I even already planned out the words that the letters will use to stop I: "GAMBE" (which means "LEGS") is the equivalent of "CAB", "RADAR" (which has the same spelling in English) is the equivalent of "MAP", "FUMO" (which means "SMOKE") is the equivalent of "GUN", and "FURGONE" (which means "VAN") is the equivalent of "VAN". Also in the flashback, I will grab other letters to spell "SCOREGGIA" (which means "FART"), which is the equivalent of "FART".