Is this even possible? Unfortunately not without prolonging the original creators' embarrassment even further, seeing how those conlangs are their biggest regrets.
Here are more videos where Biblaridion expresses his embarrassment with Thandian even further.
Biblaridion has commented on this video: "To think that my greatest failure would be the thing that kicked off my YouTube career. I guess some good did come from it in the end."
This conlang idea includes the only consonants shared by Megdevi and Thandian, but is still different from English's consonant and vowel inventories, and has better grammar. I could include, in later changes, clusters like pɕ and kɕ, inspired by Japanese palatalization, which should've been the symbols used for the phonological evolution of Simatsan. Though looking at Megdevi in better detail, I might need help with the syllables. Maybe I should throw this one in the bin? I have another idea for a conlang that mixes two created by David Peterson and Biblaridion and might include, in later changes, pɕ and kɕ. But here's what I went for before starting to consider throwing this in the bin in favor of that other idea.
Consonants: m, n, ŋ(ng), p, t, k, q, ʔ('), ɸ(f), θ(th), s, ç(j), x, ħ(hh), h, ts, r, j(y), l, w, ʘ(M), ǀ(T)
Vowels: i, u, ɪ(I), e, o, ɛ(E), ʌ(U), æ(a), oʊ(ou), ɔɪ(oi), aʊ(au), aɪ(ai), eɪ(ei)
Syllable structure:
Word order:
