5x5 Rubik's Cube - Edge Pairing Parity Error Solution

in this video , I'm gonna show you how to solve this pirate error that you may run into when solving edge pieces on a five by five .

Rubik's Cube .

Check out my other videos , showing you how to solve a two by two Rubik's Cube a three by three , a four by four and even a five by five .

So in solving a five by five Rubik's Cube , you may run into this par error .

First , you've completed all the centrepieces and then the next step is you start lining up all the edge pieces and you've completed every single edge piece .

As in , you've got all three colours of the same except for one .

The last one .

You've got the three colours on the correct edge and set the sort of in an alternate pattern .

Now , this is a part of error that you may run into .

However , if you watch my tutorial on how to solve the edge pieces , I teach you a way where you will never actually run into this par error anyway , so you can avoid running into this pirate error .

And if you want to learn how to do that , then watch my tutorial on how to solve the edge pieces on a fire by for a Rubik's Cube .

But if you have run into this parity error somehow or you just want to learn how to get out of the parity era , I'm gonna show you now .

So this pirate error , if you look at it , is basically the same par error that you run into on the four by four .

Remember , on the four by four when you come to make the blue cross on the top , sometimes you get this blue on the side and the other colour on the top and the other three are correct .

Well , that's a par er on the four by four .

It's the same on the five by five .

I just think these two are wrong and we will use the same algorithm that we used to solve the priority on the four by four .

We'll use the same one on the five by five .

So if you've already memorised the algorithm , then you already know how to get out of this pirate error .

Now , if you haven't or you don't know how to solve a four by four .

Unfortunately , the algorithm for this is quite long .

That's why our teaching method we avoid this pirate error altogether .

So the algorithm that we will use is the algorithm from the four by four .

And that algorithm is double R in brackets two , B two U two double L in brackets U two double R in brackets .

Inverse U two double R in brackets U two , F two double R in brackets F two , double L in brackets .

Inverse B two double R in brackets two .

OK , And the edge piece we're working on .

We're on the top front face like this .

We're going to flip these two pieces , so let's do the algorithm double R in bracket two .

Be two .

You , too .

Double L in brackets U two double R in brackets in verse .

You , too .

Double R in brackets .

You too .

F two double R in brackets F two , double L in brackets .

Inverse B two double R in bracket two .

And that has corrected these two pieces and corrected the pirate error .

Now you basically have a scrambled three by three .

And as a teacher on a five by five video , you know , solve it the same way you would a three by three .

As I said before , if you want to avoid running into this par to error , therefore you don't need to learn this really long algorithm .

Then check out my other video , showing you how to solve the edge pieces on a five by five , and I'll show you the method on how to avoid running into this par to error altogether .

Hope to help guys and thanks for watching .