Jelly Busters level guide

Jelly Busters Level 36 Walkthrough

hard 4 colors

Clear Level 36's purple-and-lilac flower-like picture by starting with the black 10, then reusing light-pink, yellow, and purple Jellies around the five-slot rail.

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How to Solve Jelly Busters Level 36 — Full Solution

  1. Select the opening black 10 at the lower-left gate and follow its 8, 4, and 1 states around the bottom and right rail.
  2. Select the light-pink 40 source next; its return is visible at 34 on the lower-right rail as the upper petals and lower purple field begin to thin.
  3. Bring in yellow 10 and purple 40 after the first dark/light-pink pass. Follow the yellow on the bottom/right rail and the purple Jellies around the top and side loop.
  4. Let returning light-pink and purple pieces work through the 0/5 and 1/5 counter phases instead of treating a visible zero as a spent source.
  5. Reuse yellow 9/5 and later single digits for the center ring and lower yellow edges, and reuse purple 22/13/9 for the deep-purple body and right-side island.
  6. Preserve open orange slots for the returning pieces; park a Jelly only when its matching pixels are not immediately exposed.
  7. Clear the last purple/lilac cluster, yellow ring, black center, and corner pixels, then confirm the empty board and SUPERB! reward card.

Colors in this level:

Purple, Pink, Yellow, Black

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Filling all five orange slots while the black 1, yellow single digits, or light-pink return can still hit a matching pixel.
  • Selecting a new purple or yellow source before reading the current Jelly's rail side and remaining number.
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Quick Tips for Jelly Busters Level 36 (spoiler-free)

  • Start with the black 10 and light-pink 40 phase shown at the lower-left entry; do not jump straight to the large purple field.
  • Keep the first two buffer slots available for returning purple Jellies while yellow and black low-count pieces are still on the rail.
  • Reuse black 1, light pink 1, yellow single digits, and purple 9/low counts for the final center and corner pixels.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A yellow-ringed black center sits inside lilac petals and a deep-purple lower body, with black corner pixels and yellow edge pixels. The dark rectangular rail surrounds the picture; the lower-left counter starts at 5/5, all five orange buffer slots are empty, and the visible queue begins purple 40, light pink 40, black 10, then light pink 40, purple 40, yellow 10.
Goal
Remove the broad lilac petals and deep-purple body first, then reuse the remaining yellow ring, black center, yellow edge pixels, and the small lower corner islands.
Opening
The observed opening sends black 10 through the lower-left entry, where it returns as 8, 4, and 1 on the bottom/right rail; light pink 40 follows and returns as 34, then yellow 10 and purple 40 Jellies take the next visible passes.
Danger Zone
Two purple Jellies are visibly parked in the first two orange buffer slots while yellow is still entering. Black 8/4/1, light pink 34/17/1, yellow 10/9/5, and purple low-count returns must remain reusable as the counter cycles through 0/5, 1/5, 2/5, 3/5, and 5/5.
Mechanics
Color-targeted pixel removal uses the fixed loop rail, lower-left entry, five orange buffer slots, and remaining-hit reuse. The large flower-like body collapses in broad purple passes while the yellow-and-black center and lower corner pixels remain for the endgame.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Level 36 picture?

    It is a purple-and-lilac flower-like pixel picture with a yellow ring around a black square center, a deep-purple lower body, and black/yellow edge pixels.

  • What is the observed opening order?

    The video shows black 10 first, then light pink 40, followed by the yellow 10 and purple 40 phase on the bottom and side rails.

  • What confirms Level 36 is complete?

    The final small purple/lilac cluster disappears and the video shows the SUPERB! reward card with Up Next 11/20.

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