# A new kind of cipher?

So,
I believe that I may have created a new kind of cipher, would you be able to solve it? (I'll let you know what I've decided to name it once you've solved it :) )

 a r r n c r l b e g a ol a b y s e o e lt t w o s i u z n u a o s e g

Hint:

If you are looking at this 2 dimensionally, you are going about it wrong.

Break the image into six parts, each representing the face of a rectangular prism, we get:
a r r
n c r

l b e
g a o

l a b
t t w

y s e
o s i

o e l
u z n

u a o
s e g

Then, if we take

the top left characters first, followed by the top middle characters, etc. we get: allyourbasearebelongtouscatszerowing.

This, when adding spaces and punctuation, gives the quote (and popular Internet meme, apparently):

"All your base are belong to us." -CATS (Zero Wing)

• You got it! I've decided to name this a cubic cipher, and it only works if the total characters are divisible by six. So you can have a 36 character message, a 54 character based message, etc. – Joe-You-Know Aug 22 '18 at 13:58
• Oh that's really cool! I like it -- have you thought about the order of the cube faces? Could that possibly change/be encoded to make it more difficult? – El-Guest Aug 22 '18 at 14:00
• Of course! I wanted to do a default one first though. Originally, I played with a rubics cube that I imagined had letters on it. And so you'd give your partner the key, based on rubics cube designs, like the striped design, or the center is different, etc. – Joe-You-Know Aug 22 '18 at 14:02
• That's awesome! I really like it, and it definitely sounds really versatile as well! :D – El-Guest Aug 22 '18 at 14:03

This looks like

the net of a cube. But with all of the letters in the puzzle oriented the same way, it's hard to see what the intended layout is when folding the letters into a cube. I haven't found a way that makes sense yet.

• Oh crap! I didn't think about that... Imagine each represents top left, then top middle, etc. – Joe-You-Know Aug 22 '18 at 4:47