MODULE / DEFUSAL / 04
Enter the equation result first, then read the new LED. Its color and the original parity determine the final digit.
By BOMBANANA! Wiki · Updated September 7, 2026 · Full-release guide
PROCEDURE
Calculate and enter the original result.
Wait for the accepted result to advance the panel, then read the new LED.
Keep the odd-or-even state of the original result.
Find the final digit and press its printed number, regardless of key position.
COMMUNITY TABLE
| LED | Original result odd | Original result even |
|---|---|---|
| Red | 3 | 5 |
| Green | 2 | 9 |
| Blue | 0 | 1 |
| Yellow | 7 | 0 |
The v1.0.0 reference lists these 2 fixed placements. Random slots and custom settings are not included.
BOMBANANA! PLAYER GUIDE
Use the public table for the final key, then check the examples or troubleshoot the stage that failed. Examples are illustrative; the table is community evidence, not an independently playtested manual.
These are illustrative exercises calculated from the community table above, not recordings of tested runs. The LED in each row is the light observed after the arithmetic result has been accepted.
| Equation | First entry | New LED + original parity | Final digit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 + 6 | 18 | Red + even | 5 |
| 20 − 7 | 13 | Blue + odd | 0 |
| 9 + 5 | 14 | Yellow + even | 0 |
Read the current panel first. A stage change is evidence that the previous input was used; a remembered number alone is not.
| What you see or hear | What to check |
|---|---|
| Equation still visible; waiting for a light | Resolve and enter the arithmetic result first. The LED lookup follows that accepted entry. |
| A final digit was returned, but nobody retained parity | Recover the original result from a reliable record or teammate; do not classify the final digit instead. |
| Correct table digit, unexpected error | Check that the current LED and original parity were used, then compare the pressed key with its printed digit. |
| Two numbers in the voice channel | Label them “original result” and “final digit”; stop issuing actions until the active stage is clear. |
Suggested routine: Deaf reports the display, Mute checks the manual branch and signals its result, and Deaf converts the selected digit into a live key location for Blind. A shuffled keypad makes “the normal number-five position” an unsafe instruction.
Do not make Deaf responsible for hearing Blind repeat the answer: Deaf cannot hear. Use Mute’s visible correction signal and Deaf’s observation of the panel to close the loop. Decide on those signals before playing; the developer does not mandate our suggested wording.
The v1.0.0 reference lists fixed Calculator slots in Levels 5 and 6. Level 5 pairs it with Color Slider and the Slider hazard; Level 6 adds Cable and uses Pressure. These are guaranteed module families in that reference, not every possible appearance through random slots.
If a walkthrough labels this “Level 3 math,” compare its version and visible loadout before using it. The cited full-release Level 3 has Cable and Color Slider. A search phrase alone cannot establish that the other guide describes the demo.
For an interruption drill, pause an example immediately after the first entry. On return, require the caller to identify the stage and retain the original parity before reading the LED. Score a missing field separately from a wrong arithmetic answer.
