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There is no need to guess, also proves that solution is unique. L stands for left sudoku, R for the right one. (X,Y) means the X is in L, Y in R, the rest should be self-evident. Formatting of sudokus is crappy but I believe it should be clear enough.
Then
L/R, horizontal lines are not drawn.
Then
Solution of L/R at this point is
Now notice that
At ...
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I believe this is the solution :)
Some information on how I solved it:
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I got the same answer as hexomino except the right sudoku is
so I guess there are at least 2 answers.
I like this puzzle idea though!
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The name of this puzzle is
I solved the Sudoku, then learned from the other answers here, that the next step is to solve a Yajilin, a puzzle type I haven't heard of before. As these both steps are already covered in the other answers, I only give the combined solution here:
Now the last step is
*Addition:
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I have found a board with a unique solution using
The board is
The solution to this board can be deduced as follows
Here is my strategy for coming up with this board.
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I think this is the answer
Partial Reasoning
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Partial. Finished the second puzzle, not sure how to read the name of the puzzle from it.
Worked Solution.
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Solved grid:
Solving path for right grid:
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Sudoku (solved independently)
Next step (credits to @jafe in CG’s answer’s comments)
Yajilin
Numbers shaded:
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This is just a work in progress.
The Sudoku looks like this:
That means the colored numbers are:
The surrounding colors looks
I have yet to figure out the significance of those numbers, but I'm working on it.
The colored numbers could be placed like this (according to their relative positions):
The positions of the red and yellow numbers are the only ...
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Look at the middle three squares. The unknown numbers are
. . . | 17 23 237 | 13 . .
37 . 12 | . . . | 13 . 27
37 12 . | 178 238 . | . . 27
If you guess any single number in the middle row, that fixes almost everything else in these squares: either
. . . | 1 2 7 | 3 . .
3 . 2 | . . . | 1 . ...
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For a logically complete version of Jens's answer (showing that the solution is unique as well as that it exists), try
That leads to
which is impossible. So, by contradiction, that cell must be
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thus
the solution then becomes
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In the lower right 3x3 square, try putting a
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Here is the solved nonogram:
The image shows:
Thus, Captain Pun's favorite animals are
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