Numogram Demons
The Numogram demons are fictional entities in the CCRU's Pandemonium, not beings verified by historical religion or ethnography. The system generates forty-five demons from the irreducible distances between pairs of the Numogram's ten zones. Each receives a double-numbered net-span, a mesh serial from 00 to 44, a pitch, and one or more routes; the corpus defines them simultaneously as gaps, links, holes, and singular coalescences rather than as autonomous supernatural persons (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, pp. 237–238).
The demons are the Matrix half of Pandemonium. The Numogram supplies zones, syzygies, currents, gates, and channels; the Matrix gives every pairwise interval a name and address. The short primary Decimal Numogram calls the two components a time-map and a listing of names, numbers, and attributes (p. 1). The surviving diagram shows the zones and their connections but does not print the demon names. Reading the image alone therefore cannot identify which demon occupies an interval.
How to read a Matrix address
A descending net-span such as 8::1 records the two zonal poles. Its mesh serial records the same pair's position in the complete sequence: 8::1 is Mesh-29, Murrumur. The two numbers are not rival editions or dates. They are two addresses for one interval. The Matrix then adds pitch, type, current or gate relations, and rites. A rite is a route drawn from the net-span across the Numogram's flows; it turns an address into an attributed omen or power without turning the fictional entity into a historical cult figure (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, pp. 237–239, 309–334).
Three main classes follow from position. Chronodemons join points within the Time-Circuit, amphidemons rupture that circuit toward the Outside, and xenodemons occupy or connect the outer Warp and Plex regions. Class is therefore a topological role, not a moral rank. Pitch is a separate scale from high Ana-7 to low Cth-7; the five demons carried by the nine-sum syzygies have null pitch (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, p. 238).
Complete coverage map
The Matrix groups entries by the first digit of the net-span. This phase map names all forty-five positions and links the eight demons that currently have dedicated wiki pages. An unlinked name means that the source has an entry but the wiki has no separate canonical page; it does not mean that the demon is undocumented.
- Phase 1, Mesh 00: Lurgo (
1::0). - Phase 2, Mesh 01–02: Duoddod (
2::0); Doogu (2::1). - Phase 3, Mesh 03–05: Ixix (
3::0); Ixigool (3::1); Ixidod (3::2). - Phase 4, Mesh 06–09: Krako (
4::0); Sukugool (4::1); Skoodu (4::2); Skarkix (4::3). - Phase 5, Mesh 10–14: Tokhatto (
5::0); Tukkamu (5::1); Kuttadid (5::2); Tikkitix (5::3); Katak (5::4). - Phase 6, Mesh 15–20: Tchu (
6::0); Djungo (6::1); Djuddha (6::2); Djynxx (6::3); Tchakki (6::4); Tchattuk (6::5). - Phase 7, Mesh 21–27: Puppo (
7::0); Bubbamu (7::1); Oddubb (7::2); Pabbakis (7::3); Ababbatok (7::4); Papatakoo (7::5); Bobobja (7::6). - Phase 8, Mesh 28–35: Minommo (
8::0); Murrumur (8::1); Nammamad (8::2); Mummumix (8::3); Numko (8::4); Muntuk (8::5); Mommoljo (8::6); Mombbo (8::7). - Phase 9, Mesh 36–44: Uttunul (
9::0); Tutagool (9::1); Unnunddo (9::2); Ununuttix (9::3); Ununak (9::4); Tukutu (9::5); Unnutchi (9::6); Nuttubab (9::7); Ummnu (9::8).
This ordering comes from the displayed phase lists and Matrix entries, not from alphabetical sorting (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, pp. 253–308, 309–334). The ninth-phase list spells Mesh-37 Tuttagool and Mesh-40 Unnunaka, while the full Matrix entries spell them Tutagool and Ununak (pp. 307, 329). This page follows the full entries and preserves the mismatch rather than silently treating the variants as separate demons.
Thinly documented demons
Doogu is Mesh-02, net-span 2::1, “The Blob” or “Original-Schism”: a cyclic chronodemon of splitting waters that ciphers Gate 21, shadows the Surge Current, and marks the second phase-limit. The compilation provides this Matrix entry and a phase list, but no independent tale (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, pp. 265, 311).
Krako is Mesh-06, net-span 4::0, “The Croaking Curse”: an amphidemon of burning hail, the fourth door or Delta, and a figure of subsidence and fatal heaviness. Zone 4 calls Krako its first-degree imp, but the corpus supplies no Krako tale (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, pp. 275–277, 313).
Skoodu is Mesh-08, net-span 4::2, “Li'l Scud” or “The Fashioner”: a cyclic chronodemon of switch-crazes that shadows the Hold Current. Its routes associate historical time, passage through the deep, and cyclic reconstitution, but the archive gives no scene, voice, or tale from which to infer a fuller temperament (Texts/Books/Author/Time Spiral Press/ccru-ccru-writings-19972003-1.pdf, pp. 277, 314).
These compact entries show why a Matrix record should not be inflated into a biography. Names, aliases, classifications, and rites are documented properties of a designed theory-fictional system. The archive does not thereby document historical worship, personality, agency, or authorship for any demon.