Is this position legal?

Title says it all. Post a position, and the Chess.com members will decide whether it is legal or not.

#1

#2

 #3

#4

NOTE: Person needed to create puzzles.

yes, but the diagram is upside down

Yes.

Darn, you figured my trick. :P

Could someone else post the next one?

no

okay...

Aside from the board being upside down, this position is impossible. 

There's no way for the king to get in the corner unless the bishop moved. 

There's no way for the bishop to move unless the pawns have moved.

The pawns havn't moved.

Therefore, this position is impossible.

Dude, the white king 's on a8. The pawns are near their promotion square, not at their starting position. lol

Lavis2013-this position is possible only because the white pieces are on the black side. If it were not upside down then it would be impossibly because of what you said. However the pawns are on the seventh rank not the second.

awsome!

The pos is legal

One word: Wow!

Added a new puzzle. Way too easy. :P

I need someone to help me create puzzles.

Instead of 44...Bd5?? Black should have gone 44...Qd4+! With a forced mate in 4.

Otherwise, a good game.

Number 2 is legal. 1. e4 Nf6 2. d6 Nf8 3.d5 Nf6 4. Nc3

i think that it is legal

#1 was figured out. #2 and #3 are obviously legal (in #3 the rook moves until the knights get back to their places). White must be the one to move after #3, though, while in #2 there is d2-d4 or d2-d3-d4 for that.