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I have been enjoying playing with Parity, and have been made quite a few puzzles with Parity Dots, but I wanted to explore playing with Parity at a distance... hence Parindromes.

These are not new, I am sure someone else has done this, but they were new to me. I don't think this is a hard puzzle, but was designed to help people think about the idea and maybe run with it themselves.

Puzzle Rules:

• Normal Sudoku rules apply.
• Digits in cages must sum to the number in the top left corner of the cage. Digits can not repeat within cages.
• Along orange Parindrome lines, the digits read from each end must have the same odd/even parity. So 2356 would be a valid parindrome line, but 3456 would not.

Solve in SudokuPad WebApp
Solution checking will work with this grid.

Solve Video

If you are after any assistance with the puzzle, or would just like to see the puzzle creator go through their own puzzle, I have created a solve video where you can go and watch me run through this puzzle.

People who do not want any help should just ignore the video.