What does the Level 11 picture show?

It is a tall cyan-and-pink double-helix/DNA-like pixel picture with yellow ladder bands through the center and lower section.

Which Jelly colors and counts matter first?

The opening queue shows yellow 10 and yellow 10; the next readable active entries include cyan 25 and pink 33, followed later by pink 40 and cyan 40.

The remaining-hit passes remove the isolated tails and final yellow pixel, leaving an empty field before the video shows TRIUMPHANT!.

Jelly Busters level guide

medium 3 colors

Clear the double-helix pixel picture by opening the yellow bands, circulating cyan and pink Jellies, and reusing the yellow 20 held in buffer slot 1.

If the player asks you to sign in, open the video on YouTube instead.

Select the opening yellow 10, then the second yellow 10, and let both make their lower-left-to-right rail passes through the central yellow bands.
Select cyan 25 and pink 33 as they appear on the lower rail; let them remove the crossing cyan and pink strands rather than discarding nonzero counters.
Follow the advancing queue into the pink 40 and cyan 40 entries, launching each when its matching strand is exposed.
Reuse the yellow 20 from buffer slot 1, then continue the cyan, pink, and yellow passes through the separated top and bottom tails.
Finish the small cyan, pink, and yellow counters, including the final yellow 1, until the central field is empty and the game displays TRIUMPHANT!.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Pink, Yellow

Treating the yellow 20 in buffer slot 1 as complete because the main yellow band has already disappeared.
Filling buffer slots with duplicate colors before the cyan and pink Jellies have made their later matching passes.

Open the yellow ladder bands before committing to the cyan and pink strand cleanup.
A visible yellow 20 in buffer slot 1 is unfinished work; release it when the remaining yellow pixels are exposed.
Use the rail-side position and visible counter to track cyan 25, pink 33, and their later 40-count entries.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A tall cyan-and-pink double-helix/DNA-like picture has yellow ladder bands through its center and lower section. The fixed rail launches at lower-left and loops around five empty orange buffer slots; the observed entry counter starts at 5/5. The opening queue shows yellow 10 and yellow 10.
Goal: Remove the yellow center first, then the separated cyan and pink strands, and finally the isolated yellow pixel left on the rail during the closing pass.
Opening: Select the two visible yellow 10 Jellies. The opening rail then shows yellow counters 2, 8, and 10 while the yellow bands shrink; follow with cyan 25 and pink 33 on the lower rail.
Danger Zone: A yellow Jelly with 20 remaining is visibly parked in buffer slot 1. It must be released again for later yellow pixels instead of being treated as finished or displaced by unnecessary new Jellies.
Mechanics: Fixed-loop rail movement, color-matched pixel removal, five orange buffer slots, the observed 5/5-to-0/5 entry-counter states, and remaining-hit reuse across separated helix strands.

What does the Level 11 picture show?
It is a tall cyan-and-pink double-helix/DNA-like pixel picture with yellow ladder bands through the center and lower section.
Which Jelly colors and counts matter first?
The opening queue shows yellow 10 and yellow 10; the next readable active entries include cyan 25 and pink 33, followed later by pink 40 and cyan 40.
How does Level 11 finish?
The remaining-hit passes remove the isolated tails and final yellow pixel, leaving an empty field before the video shows TRIUMPHANT!.