These decahedron-based puzzles are, in their way, easier than the Rubik’s Cube, partially because turning a face affects a smaller proportion of the pieces than on a Rubik’s Cube (you don’t have to disrupt solved sections so much, so you can break the solution down quite neatly). You only need a handful of move sequences to solve them, provided you’re not aiming for speed or efficiency.
 
Well, they’re easier if all ten faces have a unique colour; if you have one with identical opposite faces, you start running into parity problems which takes you right into the land hair-tearing frustration.

To those curious, these actually exist
 
The version Twilight is solving is the Gigaminx, which is a seven-layer version.

Will Smith would solve that thing in 10 seconds flat

I believe there was only a handful of men who could solve those…

Those are real.

Mother of rubix cubes…

It’s a rubix cube on steroids. :D