These digits aren’t looking to socialize. Next-door neighbors, or maybe one door further down, that’s it. No need to get to know anybody beyond that. Near neighbors only!

It’s a killer of killers. Like the animated movie. Which is the sixth movie in the series! I think I’ve missed a few. But not that one! It’s great. I remember the first two, and this one. Oh, and Prey! That was great, too.

It might be tempting to try to solve this using only the green lines, with the pair of odd and pair of even cells to close the deal. But let the odd and even cells remind you: this is a quadro puzzle. The 2x2 rule will help!

Colorful sponge cake, in and out of cages. Mostly out. ALL possible Battenberg symbols are given.

Mmm, Battenberg. Who doesn’t love a bit of colorful sponge cake? I know I do! This puzzle is marzipan-free for good health.

The thing about a mirror is that it doesn’t have much color of its own. So a rainbow mirror needs color to be supplied by you!

There’s a given digit for you, and for you, and for you, and… that’s it! I’m all out of given digits. It should be obvious that the puzzle has the digits 2-9, and–oh! Right. Hmm, the puzzle has all the digits, 1-9, I’m just not sure where that other one went. It’s okay, the puzzle is fine. This is fine.

And the storybook comes to a close / Gone are the ribbons and bows // Things to remember, places to go / Pretty maids all in a row //

Can I interest you in a fine manufactured home? It’s so wide! Almost, but not quite, twice as wide as a single-wide. In fact, it’s 1.67 times as wide, and 1.33 times as tall as a normal 9x9 Sudoku.

Around this grid, we’ve embraced revolution, rejecting monarchy. No commonwealth, no unitary authority at all. So no digit repeats within a chess King’s move. Of course, normal Sudoku rules already eliminate repeated digits in orthogonally-adjacent cells, so really an Anti-King constraint only eliminates repeated digits in diagonal neighbors. Wacky kings!