So I've finally been getting on with my work regarding Totangular Encryption and I've found some interesting things.
To recap a Totangular function is where you can convert 1 single number into 2 or more smaller numbers in a reversible way.
When you use 2 different Totangular functions for encryption purposes you gain 3 advantages over say AES or SHA2.
1) With the AES equivalent you can control how repetitive the output is across different keys.
2) With the SHA2 equivalent you can manipulate the risk level of a birthday attack.
3) With both equivalents all the different settings allows people to make more easily there own custom variants. So even if you had the key or password you would still have to know the algorithm or settings used as it would likely be non-standard.