Why are there so many short green magazines?

Green islands are distributed across separate rotating shell faces, so each batch clears a small patch.

What is the final color sequence?

Red forms the inner sphere and yellow clears its embedded patch before the last red cleanup.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

hard 7 colors

Peel blue ocean, brown land, cyan rim, and short green island batches from the planet before clearing its red sphere and embedded yellow patch.

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Use blue 50 on the near ocean band.
Fire green into the first island cluster and brown into the broad land face.
Resume blue on the opposite ocean after rotation.
Use cyan 67 on the lower rim and cream on the highlights, releasing cream 7/4 and green 18/10/9.
Drain each separate green 9 island before selecting blue 80 or brown 60/80.
Release blue 42/32 and brown 44/4 as their opposite shell faces rotate forward.
Fire red 40/50 into the first inner hemisphere and cyan 67/80 into the remaining lower rim.
Resume brown on the last cap, then use red 60 while three green 9 remainders clear around it.
Use yellow 30 on the first central patch and preserve its later 31/17/34 remainder.
Clear the final blue/brown strips, then red 39 and red 25 from the exposed core.
Finish the broad yellow patch and send the last red batch through its surrounding ring.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Brown, Cyan, Green, Cream, Red, Yellow

Holding several tiny green batches wastes slots that should release immediately on visible islands.
Stopping after the blue-brown shell clears misses the red/yellow inner sphere.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A round planet has blue ocean bands, brown land, cyan rim blocks, green islands, and cream highlights; blue/green 50 lead before blue 80/67, cyan 67/80, brown 60/80, red, and yellow rows.
Goal: Rotate through every surface region, expose the red inner sphere, and clear the yellow patch embedded in its final hemisphere.
Opening: Fire blue into the near ocean, green into the first islands, brown into the land face, and cyan into the continuous lower rim.
Danger Zone: Green repeatedly parks at 18/10/9, brown at 44/4, and cream at 7/4; the core can hold three green 9s beside red 39/25 and yellow 31/17, so another long batch would fill the tray.
Mechanics: An Earth-like shell transforms into a red apple-like core with a small yellow center.

Why are there so many short green magazines?
Green islands are distributed across separate rotating shell faces, so each batch clears a small patch.
What is the final color sequence?
Red forms the inner sphere and yellow clears its embedded patch before the last red cleanup.