Jelly Busters level guide
Jelly Busters Level 96 Walkthrough
Level 96 is a pink cake on a white plate. The two lattice squares are separate plate sides, not frosting; brown 40 in the queue is the cake body, and red 30 is the cherry.
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How to Solve Jelly Busters Level 96 — Full Solution
- Let pink 40 on the bottom rail and pink 17 on top keep stripping frosting.
- Keep white 39 on the right plate; grey 7 beside pink 40 is leftover plate, not cake.
- Launch brown 40 into the exposed filling after the frosting opens a lane; skip the rocket.
- Send red 30 onto the cherry, then red 10 on leftover cherry/core pixels.
- Reuse short pink/white/grey returns on the two lattice sides as separate islands.
- Clear the last red-brown centre and plate crumbs, then confirm AMAZING!.
Colors in this level:
Pink, White, Gray, Brown, Red, Blue, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Spending every white Jelly on the first frosting pass and stranding one lattice side.
- Using brown 40 as extra frosting.
- Stopping when the frosting disappears while plate crumbs remain.
Quick Tips for Jelly Busters Level 96 (quick clues)
- Left lattice is purple-outlined; right lattice is blue-outlined. They are two plate jobs.
- Brown 40 is filling/body, not frosting.
- Red 30 is the cherry; red 10 is leftover cherry/core.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A pink-frosted slice with a red cherry and brown filling sits on a white plate. A purple-outlined lattice block is on the left of the plate and a blue-outlined lattice on the right. At 8s the counter is 1/5. Pink 17 is on the top rail, white 39 on the right, pink 40 and grey 7 on the bottom. Queue: brown 40, rocket, brown 40, grey 20, then red 30, pink 40, red 10, brown 40.
- Goal
- Finish frosting and both plate lattices, then the brown filling and cherry. The endgame is a red-brown core plus detached plate crumbs before AMAZING!.
- Opening
- Pink 40/17 are already on the frosting. White 39 is the plate. Do not spend the first brown 40 on frosting; it is the cake body. The rocket stays unused.
- Danger Zone
- The plate survives on both sides after the cake collapses. Parking every white/grey return early fills the tray while short pink/red pieces still need the cherry and core.
- Mechanics
- Two lattice side-blocks are independent late targets. Cherry and filling are not the same red/brown job.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the two grid squares on the plate?
Separate lattice sides: purple-outlined on the left, blue-outlined on the right. White 39 and grey 7 already on the rail are plate returns, not frosting.
Is brown 40 frosting?
No. Pink is frosting. Brown 40 is the cake body/filling under the icing.
What still sits on the plate after the frosting is gone?
A red-brown cake core and crumbs on both lattice sides. AMAZING! comes after those crumbs, not after the icing vanishes.