Jelly Busters level guide
Jelly Busters Level 35 Walkthrough
Jelly Busters Level 35 clears a crescent-and-star night scene by stripping the gray/black field first, cycling cyan and purple through the moon, and saving yellow low-count returns for the last star and gray-blue pixels.
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How to Solve Jelly Busters Level 35 — Full Solution
- Send dark gray 40 from the bottom entry, then route gray/black 40/30 around the lower-right, right, top, and left rail through 36, 16, 11, 7, and 6 to remove the broad field.
- Reuse the gray/black 1 return for the isolated dark blocks under the moon before opening another long purple piece.
- Launch cyan 10 and later blue/cyan entries for the crescent, following the 5, 4, 3, then 40/13 states as the moon contracts from the left rail toward the center.
- Bring purple 40/31/28/20 around the top and right rail for the crescent's lower shadow, and preserve purple 3/2 for the short underside fragments.
- Use yellow/orange 10 for the separate star and detached yellow specks. Re-enter the yellow 7/6/2/1 returns at the bottom/right rail rather than replacing them with a fresh long-count Jelly.
- Release cyan/blue 6/2 and gray/black 1 in their visible rail order to remove the final gray-blue center and remaining crescent pixels.
- Wait for the empty picture and confirm the AMAZING! completion card.
Colors in this level:
Gray, Black, Cyan, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Spending yellow on the star only once and leaving yellow 2/1 parked while the last bright star pixel is still visible.
- Opening a fresh gray or purple Jelly while cyan/blue 2 or gray/black 1 can still reach the small endgame remnant.
Quick Tips for Jelly Busters Level 35 (spoiler-free)
- Finish the gray/black field before committing to the purple shadow route.
- Keep cyan/blue 2 and yellow 2/1 alive for the endgame; the star remains active after the crescent looks finished.
- Use the first buffer slot for a returning low-count Jelly rather than a fresh 40 that cannot hit an exposed region yet.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture has a cyan/blue crescent with a purple underside, an orange-yellow star, gray top/right sky blocks, a black lower field, and scattered yellow/pale pixels. The rail begins at 4/5 with five empty buffers; a dark gray 40 is staged at the bottom entry and the queue visibly starts pale gray 30 and gray 40.
- Goal
- Remove the gray/black background, then the crescent, purple shadow, and star. Keep the final yellow star pixel and small gray-blue moon remnant reachable until the board is empty and the AMAZING! reward card appears.
- Opening
- Start with the dark gray 40 and following gray/black pieces through the lower-right, right, top, and left rail; visible returns include 36, 16, 11, 7, and 6. Cyan 10/low counts follows with 5/4/3, then purple 40/31/28/20 and yellow/orange star pieces enter.
- Danger Zone
- Gray/black 1, purple 3/2, yellow 2/1, and cyan/blue 6/2 remain useful while the counter moves between 0/5 and 3/5. Filling the first buffer slot with a new long-count Jelly before these returns are released leaves a detached star or moon pixel behind.
- Mechanics
- The board contains two interleaved targets: a large crescent and a separate star. Background removal exposes both, but cyan/blue and purple must be reused through the moon phase before yellow/orange completes the star and the last gray-blue center.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which color starts the Level 35 night board?
Start with the dark gray 40 at the bottom entry and continue the gray/black route until the broad sky and lower field are stripped away.
Why does the star need a later yellow pass?
The star is separate from the crescent and leaves detached yellow pixels. Reuse yellow 7/6/2/1 after the moon has contracted so those pixels do not consume a new buffer slot.
What reward confirms the moon picture is clear?
The gray-blue remnant and the final star pixel disappear, the central field is empty, and the video shows AMAZING!.