Bubble Match level guide

Bubble Match Level 57 Walkthrough

hard

Clear Bangles and Rings first, then keep white-haired queens separate from Japanese princesses and Renaissance portraits.

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How to Solve Bubble Match Level 57 — Full Solution

  1. Merge the black-and-gray bangle into the brown bangle, then add the gold and red bangles; Bangles clears at 1/11.
  2. Merge the diamond ring into the green gemstone ring, then add the blue and purple gemstone rings; Rings clears at 2/11.
  3. Merge the blue-curled crowned princess into the green-curled crowned princess, then add the red-curled and blonde-curled princesses; Curly Haired Princesses clears at 3/11.
  4. Merge the white-haired woman in a yellow kimono into the green-fan princess, then add the long-haired blue-kimono and pink-floral kimono princesses; Japanese Princesses clears at 4/11.
  5. Merge the red throne into the jeweled crown, then add the royal scepter and red pumpkin carriage; Royal Items clears at 5/11.
  6. Merge the iridescent diamond into the green rectangular gemstone, then add the purple crystal cluster and red heart gemstone; Gemstones clears at 6/11.
  7. Merge the bishop's mitre into the gold chalice, then add the white candle and flower stained-glass window; Church Items clears at 7/11.
  8. Merge the crowned white-haired woman in a purple cloak into the crowned white-haired woman in brown, then add the short spiky-haired queen and white-haired queen in red; Queens with White Hair clears at 8/11.
  9. Merge the green-yellow auto-rickshaw into the jeweled elephant, then add the woman in a purple sari and dark-haired Indian woman in red; Indian Culture clears at 9/11.
  10. Merge the sushi platter into the red bow sandals, then add the red-kimono geisha and armored samurai; Japanese Culture clears at 10/11.
  11. Merge the curly brunette in a red-black dress into the curly redhead, then add the white-haired woman in pink and brown-updo woman in red; Renaissance Women clears at 11/11.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Combining plain bangles with gemstone rings confuses two separate jewelry labels.
  • Sending the white-haired kimono portrait into Queens with White Hair breaks Japanese Princesses.
  • Using the sushi platter and red bow sandals outside Japanese Culture leaves the geisha and samurai without four members.
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Quick Tips for Bubble Match Level 57 (quick clues)

  • Keep the four plain circular bangles out of the four gemstone-set Rings.
  • Reserve throne, crown, scepter, and pumpkin carriage for Royal Items.
  • Use sushi, red bow sandals, geisha, and samurai together for Japanese Culture.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Move 55 and 0/11 open with four plain bangles, four gemstone rings, four curly-haired crowned princesses, and layered Japanese, royal, church, gemstone, culture, and portrait groups.
Goal
Clear Bangles, Rings, Curly Haired Princesses, Japanese Princesses, Royal Items, Gemstones, Church Items, Queens with White Hair, Indian Culture, Japanese Culture, and Renaissance Women, ending at 11/11 with Move 9.
Opening
Merge the black-gray bangle into the brown bangle, add gold and red, then build Rings separately from the four gemstone-set bands.
Danger Zone
A white-haired yellow-kimono woman belongs to Japanese Princesses and a white-haired pink-dress woman belongs to Renaissance Women; neither joins Queens with White Hair.
Mechanics
Eleven layered groups use intersecting visual traits: jewelry setting, curly hair plus crown, white hair plus queenship, religion, national dress, and historical portrait style.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between Bangles and Rings?

    Bangles uses the black-gray, brown, gold, and red plain loops. Rings uses the diamond, green, blue, and purple gemstone-set bands.

  • Who belongs in Queens with White Hair?

    The four royal white-haired portraits: the purple-cloak queen, brown-dress crowned queen, short spiky-haired queen, and red-dress white-haired queen.

  • Which items make Japanese Culture?

    The sushi platter, red bow sandals, red-kimono geisha, and armored samurai.

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