What survives after the sleeping child disappears on Level 684?

The dark rectangular bed frame and cyan/green top-right room fragments. Brown 3, green 12, cyan 5, red 8, and a blue remainder still need to drain.

Why are all five trays full from the start?

The opener loads orange, dark, yellow, green, and a fifth color simultaneously. Later reduced values are active remainders, not fresh selections.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 11 colors

Start the first orange group at its visible 30, then add dark/yellow and green groups as the exposed room accents accept them.

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Start the first orange group at its visible 30, then add dark/yellow and green groups as the exposed room accents accept them.
Treat 3/5/20/15/6 and the later 2/10/20/19/12 row as active remainders, adding a fresh nest only after a real vacancy.
Admit pale and beige groups for the pillow/face, then red and yellow for the striped cloth and floor accents as lanes release.
The opener already occupies all five trays.
Cycle dark and cyan groups for the bed frame, blanket, and window without filling every lane with a late accent color.
Let the final brown 3, green 12, cyan 5, red 8, and following blue remainder clear the sparse tail.
Finish through the rectangular dark frame and cyan/green top-right fragments survive late.

Colors in this level:

Orange, Green, Blue, Brown, Pale, Dark, Cyan, Yellow, Red, Beige, White

The opener already occupies all five trays.
Refilling a released lane with a buried color before the pale pillow or dark bed frame group becomes reachable.
Assuming the level ends when the sleeping child disappears; the dark rectangular frame and cyan/green room fragments survive late.

Start the first orange group at its visible 30, then add dark/yellow and green only as their exposed accents accept ants.
Do not count the later reduced values as fresh selections, and do not refill a lane with a buried color before the pale pillow or dark frame group becomes reachable.
The character is not the finish; once it disappears, switch attention to the dark rectangular frame and cyan/green room fragments.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: The picture shows a sleeping child under a cyan/blue blanket in a dark bed frame, with a white pillow/window area, green lamp or toy, red striped cloth, and yellow floor accents. Five trays start empty after the intro. The first selected orange group appears at 30, followed by dark/yellow and green groups as their room pixels open; the later orange 3, green 5, blue 20, orange/brown 15, and brown 6
Goal: Clear the child and blanket first, then the bed frame, window/pillow, green corner object, red cloth, and yellow floor pieces. The rectangular dark frame and cyan/green top-right fragments survive late.
Opening: Start the first orange group at its visible 30, then add dark/yellow and green only as their exposed accents accept ants. Do not reinterpret the later 3/5/20/15/6 or 2/10/20/19/12 rows as fresh taps; both are active checkpoints after several queue admissions.
Danger Zone: The opener already occupies all five trays. Do not count the later reduced values as fresh selections, and do not refill a lane with a buried color before the pale pillow or dark frame group becomes reachable.
Mechanics: This board starts with five active colors and ends as an architectural frame cleanup. The sleeping figure disappears before the dark bed outline, cyan window, green corner, and small yellow floor fragments.

What survives after the sleeping child disappears on Level 684?
The dark rectangular bed frame and cyan/green top-right room fragments. Brown 3, green 12, cyan 5, red 8, and a blue remainder still need to drain.
Why are all five trays full from the start?
The opener loads orange, dark, yellow, green, and a fifth color simultaneously. Later reduced values are active remainders, not fresh selections.