ZiziQue

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ZiziQue is a very mysterious esoteric programming language. The only thing known about ZiziQue is that, in it, an implementation of Deadfish might look like this:

[Start]
!i^inc"Increment
!d^dec"Decrement
!s^sqr"Square
!o^out"Output
.
[out]
"{number}
^Start
[inc]
+number
^Start
[dec]
-number
^Start
[sqr]
=number,{{number}*{number}}
^Start

No visible input method, variable declaration, nor implementation of -1 and -256 resetting is shown. It is speculated that input may be accepted one character at a time, and the number variable could have been predefined, unless ZiziQue is even weirder than it looks.

The instructions are speculated as:

Instruction	Potential Purpose	Pseudocode
number	A numeric variable called number.	int n
+n	Increments n.	n++
-n	Decrements n.	n--
a*b	If a and b are numbers, it multiplies them. Unknown behavior otherwise.	a * b
=n,expr	Sets n to expr.	n = ...
{var}	Replaces var to be interpreted first. If number was 5, "{number} would be "5 instead.	(...)
[abc]	Declare label abc. Labels may need to be 3 lowercase letters.	abc:
^abc	Jumps to label abc.	GOTO abc
!c	If character input is not c, it skips to next line.	if(input == c)
"message	Prints message.	print(...)
.	End program.	halt