Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

Turns out I love puzzles with a constructing phase and a solving phase. Rules are a bit long, but still understandable I hope. Fun fact is that they were twice as long when I first crafted the puzzle (with types interacting differently with each-other). Now they look cleaner to me, even though they are not as much "Pokemony" as they could have been.

• Pokemons are indicated with a circle.
• Capture each Pokemon within a Pokeball: create a square region of 3x3 cells that contains a single circle.
• Each Pokeball must contain each digit from 1 to 9. All digits (given included) are within Pokeballs. Digits cannot repeat within their grid line or column.
• The circle cell of the Pokeball indicates how many cells of the Pokeball touch other Pokeballs orthogonally.

• Each Pokemon, and therefore each Pokeball, has a type among the following: F for Fire, G for Grass and W for Water.
• Two cells of two Pokeballs of the same type cannot touch, not even diagonally.
• Mini-whispers: Two cells of two Pokeballs touching orthogonally must differ by at least 5.
• Antireplica: Cells at the same position within Pokeballs of the same type must be different digits.