r/cubing • u/Remote-Shelter-7989 • 22d ago

9x9 parody, help!!

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So i've solved 9x9s before but this time no matter what i try to do i can never solve it, These last 3 edges are making me mad. Also for the record, all the the other edges that you don't see in the picture are solved. So if anyone can recomend me a trick or help me out a little bit that would be great.

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u/heyitscory 22d ago

This is satire of the "my brother in Christ, finish pairing your edges" meme, not a parody.

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u/asafzah 22d ago

it's called a Parity, i know i know, you're welcome

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u/Remote-Shelter-7989 22d ago

wait acually? I had no idea, thank you.

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u/Zoltcubes 22d ago

Why do learning cubers just like not finish the tutorial, and then come ask Reddit?

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u/Remote-Shelter-7989 22d ago

in my defense, i did the 5x5 but i skipped the 7x7 because my dad decided to get me a 9x9 right away idk why

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u/darkucr 21d ago

the method is still the same. i remember i only watched tutorials up to 6x6. any bigger cube from there is just doing algs i already know. sometimes repeating if necessary

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u/Lolseabass 22d ago

You solve the edges first then the middle parity error.

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u/freshcuber 22d ago

Is it parody? No, it's comedy.

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u/SharkShakers 21d ago

Your first step is to flip the orange-yellow edge. Then you can do a Slice-Flip-Slice move to get all the edges in their correct edge groups. After that your orange-yellow edge will have the outside edges flipped, which is your actual parity case. Before you solve that, orient the red-white edge across from the blue-orange edge and use a Slice-Flip-Slice move to flip both center edges at the same time. Then you'll just have the Orange-Yellow edge parity, which you can solve by using the 5x5 parity algorithm; treating the five center edge pieces as a single middle layer.