"Impossible" Puzzle

also Nfd5 Be6 Nb6#

Also Nfd5 Bxf5 nb6#

I was thinking

1. Ke3    B any

2. Nd8    B blocking on h1-a8 diagonal

3. Bx wherever Black B blocked

As I have said before, my friend challenged me to solve this solvable puzzle in 3.

Sir, it is mate in3.

If you mate in 5, I can even show you mate in 4 as commented in the previous page.

1. Nfd5 ( 1. Ncd5Bd7 2. Nb6+ Kb73. Rxd7+ Kxb64. Bc5+ ( 4. Qg1+Ka6 5. b5# ) (4. Nd5+ Ka6 5. b5#) 4... Ka6 5. b5# )1... Bd7 ( 1... Be62. Nb6# ) ( 1... Bxf52. Nb6# ) ( 1... Bxf52. Nb6# ) 2. Nb6+Kb7 3. Rxd7+ Kxb64. Bc5+ ( 4. Nd5+Ka6 ( 4... Ka65. Bc4# ) 5. b5# )4... Ka6 5. b5#

ok my friend i will seek another possible solution

The puzzle can be solve, theres a lot of ways to do it, but whats the maximum number of moves we are alowed to do to mate?... 2?.. 3?.. 4?... 

OK, good luck Sir, it's in three.

After any king move, the black bishop will go to d7, blocking the 7th-rank X-ray.

And then any check on him will be answered by 2. ... Kb7

thanks!

Ke2 is the first move to all checkmates in 3 :P

Here u go! :)

There are a bunch of stalemate in ones. That's almost like a mate in one right? Just a few extra letters on the beginning?

1. Ke2 Ba6+

1. Ke2/Kg4 falls to check from bishop
1. Ke3 falls to Bd7 

Right! u r right! hehehe... didnt see it :S... ill see what else i can find!

Ke6 will be clearley busted by 1. ... Ba6+ Sir.