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Beginner methods:
roux where you make first block, second block then use CLL which I got from square one, another method: axe, where you solve half the equator/E layer, then you solve the first two layers with R, U and D moves, Then you use CLL.

Intermediate methods:
LBL where you solve the first layer, then middle layer, then CLL(the algorithms for this method are bad but it was the first method I came up with), then you have the Boris method(named after my cat), solve 1f2l pair(1 corner plus and equator piece) then make another and pair them up. keep on doing this until you have have roux first and second blocks done minus one corner. Then put the corner over the spot it has to go into and do this algorithm: R2 U R2 U R2 U2 R2 U2.(this is my favourite method)

Advanced methods:
Pseudo blocks, this is where you can create pseudo blocks and layers for speed solving for example: you could have a white and red first block and a yellow and orange second block. CLL is a little harder to recognize.

Future methods:
I call this the Shuriken method and am working on it now this is where you use roux, and when you are making second block you do a few extra moves to do a CLL skip.

thankyou for being interested.
 
Basically, I forgot to say the goal of these methods it to be method neutral and use all of them together for speed solving. They are all block building methods creating the F2L + CLL instead of other people using square-1 algorithms. Personally, I think this puzzle could be put in the WCA as a lot of people solve it but use methods from other puzzles instead of creating ones specifically tailored towards this puzzle so please can you spread the word of these methods and I might release some videos soon.
 
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