Unbox: MoYu 12x12 Cube

[@bradenhancock949]

I find this lineup of puzzles phenomenal. Probably suffice it to say they are the first stickerless puzzle series to go to 13 layers, (yuxin close by with 12 and beyond stickerless,) and it makes for a beautiful piece of engineering with even more perplexity offered to ordinary people by the fact that... there are no stickers! Very pleased with the Moyu Meilongs and Yuxin stickerless. Really, great video.

[@deanamusprime]

Really nice looking puzzle. I like how compact it is and the plastic colours seem so vibrant! Pete, the blooper at the end really made me chuckle! Great too see some unboxings again! Can't wait to see what's next!

[@matteobacciaglia4175]

Hi Pete. Great fan of big cubes, i'm completing the Shengshou line up. I prefer stickerless, for standard cubic puzzle, and stickered for strange shape, as tuttminx or even gigaminx and up. I'm pretty slow, but i take one hour When i'm into without rushing. Thank you for your videos!

[@chrisdaman4179]

Moyu has meilong patents up to 24.

[@RPKGameVids]

I'm not really interested in getting anything higher than an 8x8 as I'm sure I would find it too tedious. That being said though I do really enjoy solving the Petaminx for some reason, as long as it's not in one sitting and I just do some work on it each night instead.

[@aussieAl-pd8qo]

Hi Pete. Big fan. Will u b doing a tutorial on very puzzles new #93-dirt-C1. I await your instructions.

[@PeteTheGeek196]

It looks interesting, so I will get it eventually, but probably not right away.

[@keatonb8606]

Shengshou does have a 14 layer cube.

[@Fzcubing]

So true, they now also have a 16 by 16

[@Th3Gam3925]

Hi Pete. Have you gotten the Lanlan master clover cube? It's a pretty fun puzzle

[@PeteTheGeek196]

Yes, I just got it in a puzzle order that took a long time to reach me. I'm looking forward to trying it.

[@nowymail]

MoYu has just announced a 21x21x21

[@brian1972ify]

i have one there awesome

[@chrisfell2621]

Red Bull?? One more question mark

[@PeteTheGeek196]

"Red Bull" is the name for the algorithm that we use to fix sections of a big cube edge where all the edge pieces are in the correct edge, but some of them are flipped around. I learned the name from fellow puzzle KZbinr SuperAntoniovivaldi. I believe it is a mnemonic for the first few faces of the algorithm: R-B-U-L. You can see Red Bull in action in my video "Even-Order Chain Solve" by looking for the "largest documented flipped edge parity". In that case, *all* of the edge pieces were flipped. Most of the time, it is a few of them and Red Bull is only applied to the slices containing the flipped edges.

[@chrisfell2621]

Thanks for the reply Pete. I'm looking forward to watching your video on even ordered chain solve. Thanks for showing us your unique puzzles that you aquire.

[@scottkoteras9716]

Peeeeeeeeeeet thax for the upload

[@federalinvestigation9962]

Brazy boy

[@IainEdminster]

I can't even solve a normal rubix cube. These massive beasts scare me

[@nowymail]

Learn to solve a 3x3x3 first. You can do it in one week, or in one day. Then learn 4x4x4, it will take you a day. From that you are only a short sequence of moves from being able to solve any NxNxN cube. You can learn it all in a week.

[@marcoferrante4158]

Building the anticipation really works if you do not put the name of the puzzle in the title :P

[@PeteTheGeek196]

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