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1 - h#2 circe with mirror twin

Wenda, K.
1983

white Kb4 Pb7 black Bg1b3 Pg2f2e2d3 Qa8 Kf1
h#2 Circe(2+8)
b) mirror
The captured unit is reborn on its original square if it is free

Solution

 

2 - 2# with camel, zebra and nightriders

Pachl, F.
2022

white Na8b4d3 Kb8 Pc7 Rg8 CAg2 Zf3 black Pb7d7e7h7g5g3a2 Qd6 Ke6
#2(8+9)
🨢a8, b4, d3: Nightriders
🨍g2: Camel
🨷f3: Zebra
bouncer(3,1) or (1,3)
bouncer(3,2) or (2,3)
Extended Knight

Solution

 

3 - h#5 4 solutions with grasshoppers

Kotesovec, V.
2015

white Gb7g7h7a4f1 black Ke3
h#5 4sol.(5+1)
moves along the Queen's lines with the help of a jumper behind which she lands

Solution

 

4 - h#2 2 solutions take & make

Tritten, P.
2014

white Ba7 Ra6 Ke8 black Ke5 Qe3 Bg1 Pd5c4c3 Rf6h6
h#2 T&M 2sol.(3+8)
a capturing unit must, as a tribute to the captured unit,
immediately make a move using its walking way, from the capture square ;
this additional move should not itself be a capture.

Solution

 

5 - h#2 2 solutions hunters

Tritten, P.
2021

white Kh6 DSf4 WBf6 black BBa8 Kf5 Pg4 Se5
h#2 hunters 2sol.(3+4)
In a8 & f6 are Bishop-Knight Hunters :
they play in front of them like a Bishop, behind them like a Knight.
In f4 is a Knight-Bishop Hunter : he plays in front of him as a Knight, behind him as a Bishop.
On e5 is a normal knight

Solution

 

6 - serial h#4 3 solutions with Mooses

Loerinc, J.
2017

white Royal Be3 black Mc5f5 black Royal Mg4
ser-h#4 3sol.(1+3)
♗e3: Royal Bishop
🨐c5, f5: Mooses
🨐g4: Royal Moose
plays as a Grasshopper along the Queen's line, makes a 45 degree angle from the sautoir,
in relation to the landing square of a Grasshopper.

Solution

 

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