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Title: All your Base are belong to us!
Type: Sudoku
Link: Penpa+ link to All your Base are belong to us! Sudoku You may use Normal/Large/Medium/Small Blue, Green, or Red numbers in any combination.
Link: F-puzzles link to All your Base are belong to us! Sudoku
Link: CtC App link to All your Base are belong to us! Sudoku
Variants: Meta Puzzle (War was beginning)

51 years from now peace was treaty between 2 sides of conflict; United Nations and CATS. CATS break covenant and attaccs kill 885399 target innocents on all different new Japanese Space Bases (sadly none older than nine). Trent Proteccs and launch 50 finest Zig fight ships, 144 light years speed land on 31'092" by 69'503" coordinate, for the fight big. Will he beat all CATS 795105 warriors and convert all belonging Bases back to freedom?

For great justice, no bifurcation or guessing required.

1) Sudoku (Main screen turn on)

• Place the digits 0 through 8 once each in every row, column, and box (if using f-puzzles or CtC app, please use 9 to represent the digit 0).

2) Meta (You have no chance to survive. Make your time)

• All the information needed to solve the puzzle is given. The instructions are purposefully vague because the puzzle is rather easy and I wanted to add a little challenge. No knowledge of the original video game is needed to fill the grid.

3) Red Letters (Somebody set us up the bomb)

• When entering the required number on a red line start from the correct end and enter the digits in order along the line. On two lines, e and g, overlap is permitted (i.e. the e is 5 digits long and the g is 7 digits long). Numbers are not permitted to start with a leading zero.

4) Small Letters (Move ZIG!!)

• Please only consider letters that are IN a cell.

5) Hints and Spoilers--highlight row to see. (What you say!!)

• There is a hyperlink in the story above. Did you click on it?

• There are 8 numbers in the story and 8 letters in the grid.

• Convert the base 10 numbers in the story to the appropriate base for the appropriate red letter.

• Each red letter has a different base from 2 to 9; this is why the digit set is 0 through 8!

• For a letter IN a cell, its digit will match the base of the corresponding red letter.

Ha Ha Ha Ha....