TMNT Leo, Donnie, Raph, Mikey
(Published on 7. October 2025, 10:29 by Will Power)
"Emerge from the shadows to make their move."
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
GERMAN WHISPERS- Numbers on the GREEN line are at least 5 apart from their neighbors on the line.
ANTI-WHISPER(+)- Numbers on the BLUE line are NO MORE THAN 3 apart from their neighbors on the line.
RENBAN- Numbers on PURPLE lines are each a set of non-repeating, consecutive numbers, in any order.
DUTCH WHISPERS- Numbers on the RED line are at least 4 apart from their neighbors on the line.
PARITY PARTY(+)- Numbers on the ORANGE line alternate between high (6789) and LOW (1234) with neighbors on the line. Mikey is the party animal, after all 8-).
KILLER CAGES- Numbers in cages sum to the number in the top left corner of the cage. The 15 is repeated in its cage because the orange line can obscure it in some puzzle formats.
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Solution code: Column 1.
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Comments
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 ;)
Last changed on 27. October 2025, 09:11on 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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