Jelly Busters level guide
Jelly Busters Level 43 Walkthrough
Jelly Busters Level 43 clears a purple bell picture by opening the dark-purple field, preserving light-pink and purple returns, and using red, orange, brown, and yellow low-count pieces for the rim and final pixels.
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How to Solve Jelly Busters Level 43 — Full Solution
- Select the first visible dark-purple 40 and follow its 39 opening state from the lower-left entry. Continue the purple queue pieces through the top, right, and left rail so the 17 and 12 states cut the large purple field.
- Reuse the subsequent purple 30/28/21/15/9/8/7/6/4/2 states as they circulate; do not replace a low-count purple while the remaining left-side cluster still matches it.
- Take the light-pink 40/30/10 entries in their observed interleaved order with purple. Reuse the light-pink 26 and 0 returns for the diagonal corner bands and isolated pale pixels.
- Bring in the red 10 entries after the purple field opens the bell. Follow red 9/8/3/1 for the cap and final red squares, keeping red 1 available instead of parking a new unrelated Jelly.
- Use the brown/orange and yellow entries for the exposed brim, clapper, and bell body. Track orange 4, yellow 9/14, and brown 10, then return their short states for the lower edge and center pixels.
- During the 0/5–3/5 buffer cycle, follow the video-observed interleaving: purple and pink short returns first when visible, then red, brown/orange, and yellow for their matching late pixels. Keep one slot open until the field is empty.
- Confirm the SUPERB! reward screen before moving on.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Pink, Red, Yellow, Orange, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Abandoning purple 0/2/4 or light-pink 0 while thin corner bands or left-side pixels still match them.
- Filling the buffer with a fresh long purple or red Jelly while red 1/3 or an orange/brown/yellow short return is still on the rail.
Quick Tips for Jelly Busters Level 43 (spoiler-free)
- Open the dark-purple field first and keep the light-pink/purple returns moving; the bell body is easier to finish after the corner bands are separated.
- A purple 0/2/4 or light-pink 0 is still the route to the thin corner and left-side pixels, not an expendable Jelly.
- Reserve buffer space for the red 1/3 and the orange/brown/yellow short returns when the board has reduced to the bell rim and scattered squares.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The central pixel picture is a bell with a dark-purple field, light pink/lavender corner bands, a red cap, a yellow body, and an orange/brown brim and clapper. The dark loop rail starts at 5/5; five orange buffer slots are empty, and the readable queue begins light pink 40, purple 40, purple 40, and light pink 30.
- Goal
- Clear the dark-purple field and lavender bands, then the red cap, yellow bell, and orange/brown lower rim. The late target is the remaining purple, pink, red, yellow, and rim pixels, followed by the empty-board SUPERB! card.
- Opening
- Select the first visible dark-purple 40, which reads 39 at the lower-left entry, and continue the purple route through visible 17/12/30/28/21/15/9/8/7/6/4/2 states. Light pink interleaves with purple at 26/0, then red appears at 9/8/3/1; orange 4, yellow 9/14, and brown 10 handle the late rim and body cleanup.
- Danger Zone
- Keep purple 0/2/4/6, light pink 0, and red 1/3 available while the counter moves between 0/5 and 3/5. Launching a new long purple or red Jelly before these short returns are reused fills the buffer and strands the thin corner bands or lower-rim pixels.
- Mechanics
- This bell is layered by color and position. Purple, pink, red, orange, brown, and yellow Jellies appear on different sides of the loop and in buffer slot 1; each displayed number is a remaining-hit state, so the same low-count piece must be returned to its matching pixels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I launch first in Jelly Busters Level 43?
Start with the visible dark-purple 40, then follow the purple route through the 39 opening state before taking the light-pink and later red/rim entries.
Why keep a purple 2 or light-pink 0?
Those are remaining-hit states for the thin corner bands and isolated purple pixels that remain after the large bell background has cleared.
How do I know Level 43 is finished?
The bell pixels disappear completely, the loop field is empty, and the video shows the SUPERB! reward screen.