Found the F2L-1 in like 10 minutes and checked other options because solving EO/a skeleton didn’t seem viable but then eventually came back and realized that inserting the final pair gave a Pi COLL with an EPLL skip (I could just say I knew the ZB tbh) and no AUF.

5 move 2x2x2 on the inverse, couldn’t find any good way connect a 1x2x2 to make a 2x2x3, so I switched back to normal. Found a way to make a 2x2x3 in 11 moves and was stuck, so I switched once again. I found that I could make an F2L-1 in 18, but my inserting the remaining free pair in 5 more moves, it gives an 11 move OLL with a PLL skip and U AUF. This yields a 35 move solution!

Ran out of time haha.

Found a 5 move EOCross on green/blue front (4 bad edges), which I found could turn into a EOCross+1 in 7. The continuations (remaining pair solutions) weren’t great so I experimented with moves before finishing the EOCross and found that doing the FL Pair before doing the last move of the EOCross meant that you could cancel into the BR Pair. This leads to an EOF2L-1 in 18 moves. Inserting the last F2L pair leads to a 15 move LL, but when you NISS, you get an 8 move last pair with a 9 move ZBLL, giving me a 35 move solution :).

Solution explanation: 

First I made an 8 move EOCross on inverse and inserted BR in 4 moves for EOCross+1 in 12. I then switched to the inverse and solved FL and cancelled into BL to solve the left side in 8 moves total (solving F2L -1 + EO in 20). I switched back to and realized I could turn the last move on the normal from R to R2, cancelling one move and solving the last pair in 6 more moves for F2L in 26. This then yielded lefty Niklas with no AUF (🤩🤯), leaving me with a 33 move final solution in about 45 minutes.