Are there UNICODE symbols for hex representation?

Question

I want to dump a data stream, and display say the character 0x12 as ONE CHARACTER '12' with maybe a tiny '1' in top left corner and '2' in bottom right. There is a similar concept with UNICODE Control Pictures https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_Pictures which displays 'DC2' as one character, with a tiny 'D' top left and '2' bottom right - but I would like it in hex.

EDIT I can easily display non-printable bytes as 2 characters e.g. byte 0x12 as 'x' + '1' + '2' but that takes 3 print positions. I want it to print as similar to '%' where the top left '0' is replaced by a small graphical '1' and the bottom right '0' replaced by a small graphical '1', and no graphical stroke. This is not some convert-to-printable-for-transmission-purposes like base64; this is to enable me to print non-display bytes and view their internal bit representation.

Maybe an example would help. Let's take a 32-bit value(4 bytes) of 0x00004050 (big-endian); I want to see 4 characters something like '%%@P'

EDIT2 The UNICODE text generated will be written to a UNICODE log file, for viewing by eyeball in a text editor, browser, or similar. Using UNICODE Control Pictures I could do that now, but I want HEX and not the C0 Control Name abbreviation displayed for non-printable characters.

Sample of what I want to see (via UNICODE) for 4 hex, 4 symbols, 4 numbers and 4 alphabetic:

Answer 1

No.

There was a proposal for "Hex Byte Pictures for Unicode" proposed by the kermit developers. According to their standards page that proposal was rejected.