The Kilominx, a captivating 2x2x2 dodecahedron puzzle, was invented by David Litwin in 2008 as a Megaminx variant. Its 12 faces and 20 corner pieces, lacking edges, create 23.6 septillion combinations, yet it’s intuitive for Rubik’s Cube solvers. Popular for its vibrant design, it’s a speedcubing favorite, with Jared Stinson’s unofficial 9.17-second solve. Solve it by building a layer, then orienting and permuting corners. Meffert’s “Flowerminx” and brands like QiYi craft smooth versions. On Rubikverse, our simulator offers a fun, virtual way to master this puzzle anytime.