In these puzzles you have two overlapping Du-Sum-Ohs (Squiggly Sudokus). The
pink square and the yellow square each forms a Du-Sum-Oh puzzle. Orange
cells belong to both squares. Within each square, place numbers in the cells
so that each row and each column contains exactly one of each number. Regions
must also contain exactly one of each number, but regions may have cells
in both squares. White cells do not belong to eaither square but are still
part of a region and must also have a number.
Use the numbers shown in each puzzle, plus the number 1 whether it is shown or
not. In other words, all these puzzles use the numbers 1 through 5, 1 through
6, or 1 through 7.
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see the solution. Interactive solving is not yet available here.
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