Why are the hedgehogs difficult to separate?

Crowns, glasses, hats, bow ties, pink coloring, and microphones overlap across the portraits, so each full label matters.

Do all cotton-candy characters form one group?

No. Giraffes, pigs, monkeys, and ducks clear as separate species-plus-cotton-candy categories.

No. The video displays Hedgehogs with Hats & Ties and Hedgehogs with Bowties & Hats as two separate groups.

Bubble Match level guide

hard

Separate the overlapping hedgehog feature groups before sorting blue cotton candy and the giraffe, pig, monkey, and duck candy holders.

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Open with Pink Hedgehogs and Hedgehogs with Glasses, then clear Blue Cotton Candies and Giraffes with Cotton Candies.
Continue through Hedgehogs with Crowns, Hedgehogs with Hats & Ties, and Hedgehogs with Bowties & Hats.
Clear Pigs with Cotton Candies, Monkeys with Cotton Candies, and Ducks with Cotton Candies in their shown order.
Finish with Singer Hedgehogs; 11/11 appears with Move 13 and the video reaches WELL DONE.

Using a crowned hedgehog in the glasses group can break the later crown partition.
Combining every cotton-candy holder ignores the species-specific labels.
Merging Hats & Ties with Bowties & Hats loses one of the eleven required groups.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: Move 48 and 0/11 open with pink, crowned, glasses-wearing, singer, and hat-and-tie hedgehogs alongside blue cotton candy and giraffes, pigs, monkeys, and ducks holding cotton candy.
Goal: Clear Pink Hedgehogs, Hedgehogs with Glasses, Blue Cotton Candies, Giraffes with Cotton Candies, Hedgehogs with Crowns, Hedgehogs with Hats & Ties, Hedgehogs with Bowties & Hats, Pigs with Cotton Candies, Monkeys with Cotton Candies, Ducks with Cotton Candies, and Singer Hedgehogs.
Opening: The successful video begins by completing Pink Hedgehogs, then preserves the glasses and crown portraits as separate feature groups.
Danger Zone: Some crowned hedgehogs also wear glasses, and several hat-wearing hedgehogs also have bow ties. Cotton-candy characters must be partitioned by species rather than by the shared prop alone.
Mechanics: Eleven labels reuse hedgehogs and cotton candy across single-color, accessory, performer, object, and species-plus-prop predicates.

Why are the hedgehogs difficult to separate?
Crowns, glasses, hats, bow ties, pink coloring, and microphones overlap across the portraits, so each full label matters.
Do all cotton-candy characters form one group?
No. Giraffes, pigs, monkeys, and ducks clear as separate species-plus-cotton-candy categories.
Are Hats & Ties and Bowties & Hats the same label?
No. The video displays Hedgehogs with Hats & Ties and Hedgehogs with Bowties & Hats as two separate groups.