TMNT Leo, Donnie, Raph, Mikey
(Published on 7. October 2025, 10:29 by Will Power)
Solution code: Column 1.
Comments
on 14. February 2026, 15:42 by Ragna
That was fun! (A bit confusing to me) Thank you. :-)
on 20. January 2026, 05:51 by CarnacTheMagnificent
TMNT brings back memories of the cartoon. Great puzzle and ruleset for each turtle.
@CarnacTheMagnificent Thanks for your support. It means a lot. Your name also brings back memories. 8-) The answer is forty three. Now, let's open the sealed envelope and read the question. "How many consecutive times was the maximum number Sheldon Cooper kicked a hacky sack before it hit the floor?" 8-)
on 20. November 2025, 22:34 by supersim2000
Thank you for this puzzle. I really enjoyed the TMNT theme and the different types of lines.
on 27. October 2025, 09:13 by JVA
Rest easy, I am enjoying your puzzles ;)
on 27. October 2025, 08:30 by JVA
I think when you said "parity line" you meant "polarity line"
@JVA I accept your suggestion that 'polarity' is a more descriptive term than 'parity'. Oftentimes, highs and lows are seen as binary opposites, often being the difference in solving a sudoku. One of the definitions of parity is:
#4 (Physics)
A. a property of a wave function, expressed as +1 or −1 and noting the relation of the given function to the function formed when each variable is replaced by its negative, +1 indicating that the functions are identical and −1 that the second function is the negative of the first.
Sounds a lot like high/low/high/low to me. Sorry if it's not exact. Peace to you. 8-) -Will Power
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