Jelly Busters level guide
Jelly Busters Level 80 Walkthrough
Level 80 is a white chicken with a red comb and orange beak. The clip already has black 35, black 19, and parked black 40 on the outline, so white 40 is the body pass after the outline thins, not the first tap.
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How to Solve Jelly Busters Level 80 — Full Solution
- Let black 35 on the bottom rail and black 19 on the right keep stripping the outline; black 40 is already parked in slot 1.
- Release that parked black 40 only when more outline is exposed; do not add a fourth long black on top of it.
- Launch white 40 into the connected body after the outline no longer wraps the whole bird; white 30 follows on the remaining breast.
- Send red 10 onto the comb once it sits as its own red cap, and orange 10 onto the beak and feet.
- Use grey 40 on the remaining shaded body, then brown 10 on leftover dark edge pixels.
- Clear the last grey-white streak and confirm INCREDIBLE!.
Colors in this level:
Black, White, Red, Orange, Gray, Brown, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening with white 40 because the chicken is white. Black 35/19/40 are already on the board.
- Spending orange 10 on the body instead of the beak and feet.
- Parking grey 40 as casual storage and leaving the shaded wing with no matching return.
Quick Tips for Jelly Busters Level 80 (quick clues)
- Three blacks are already working; white 40 waits until the outline is thin.
- Red 10 is the comb; orange 10 is the beak and feet.
- Grey 40 is body shading, not extra white storage.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A white chicken faces right: red comb, orange beak and feet, grey shading, black outline, and detached white wing-tip pixels. Counter 2/5. Black 35 is on the bottom rail, black 19 on the right, another black on the upper right, and black 40 sits in buffer slot 1. The first visible queue row is brown 10, orange 10, yellow 10, white 40; behind that are white 30, grey 40, black 40, red 10, and white 40.
- Goal
- Finish the black outline while the body is still one bird, then white 40 on the body, red 10 on the comb, and orange 10 on the beak and feet. The last remnant is a thin grey-white streak before INCREDIBLE!.
- Opening
- Keep the already-looping black 35/19/40 on the outline. Do not dump a fresh white 40 while three blacks still occupy the rail and the first buffer.
- Danger Zone
- Launching white 40 immediately fills the remaining buffers on top of black 40 and leaves the comb/feet with no slot for red 10 and orange 10. Orange 10 is the beak and feet, not a 'leg phase' you can delay forever.
- Mechanics
- The outline is the in-progress job at the recorded start. The body stays readable until late, then the comb and feet become separate islands. Grey 40 is shading, not a second white.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are three black Jellies already on Level 80?
The verified clip starts at 2/5 with black 35, black 19, and parked black 40 already looping the outline. White 40 is the next body pass, not the opener.
Is orange for the legs?
Orange 10 hits the beak and the two orange feet. It is a small late target, not a reason to ignore the outline.
What is the last remnant on Level 80?
A thin grey-white streak after the comb and feet are gone. INCREDIBLE! appears once that streak is cleared.