Do not fear, little one, because of the sheer weirdness that that name is... "ʃco6aaʃoþuʃ”. Hey, funny letters and numbers. This language is actually my attempt at a polysynthetic ghost conlang for the ConJam season 3.
Like most people's first polysynthetic conlang, this one was weird, but I at least didn't go as far as Vejassian (a bit of an inside joke, the ones knowing about it will probably at least scoff at this). The amusing bit about that language is undeniably the phonology, with unvoiced sounds only, and the fact that vowels are only either long, extra long, or extra extra long. That's a lot of extras and longs.
The grammar is also quite overwhelming, with a lot of information given by a word, in reality a fully fledged sentence, like a lot of polysynthetic languages. There is also a little affix I like very much: the Contextual Polarity affix, Or as I like to call it: the Contingent affix. This idea came from learning that word in philosophy lessons. Basically, it means that it could have happened, or not, depending on what could have happened beforehand.
Overall, I still really like this conlang, even though, like my other ConJam, it is pretty barebone (it only has around 40 words in the wordlist...).