Jewel Coloring level guide
Jewel Coloring Level 136 Walkthrough
Jewel Coloring Level 136 features a round purple monster with orange spiky hair, green leaves on both sides, yellow eyes, and a blue belly on a light cream background. Build the purple body first, then add each accent color in its designated zone without bleeding into neighbors.
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How to Solve Jewel Coloring Level 136 — Full Solution
- Fill the light cream background gems in the corners and along the edges where the monster does not reach.
- Place the purple body gems forming the round torso, roughly 8 gems wide and 7 gems tall.
- Add the darker violet shading gems on the lower half of the body for dimension.
- Place the orange spiky hair gems on top of the head — 3-4 spikes extending about 2 gems upward.
- Add the green leaf gems extending 2 gems outward on both sides of the body.
- Fill the blue/cyan belly gems in the lower center, roughly 4 gems wide.
- Place the yellow eye gems in the upper-center of the face, about 2 gems wide each.
- Clear any remaining background gems.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Orange, Green, Yellow, Blue, Cyan, Violet
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Letting purple fill upward before placing the orange hair. The hair has 3-4 spikes extending 2 gems above the head — if purple claims that space first, the hair vanishes and the creature looks bald.
- Filling the purple body completely before placing the green leaves. The leaves extend 2 gems outward on both sides — once the body fills those areas, the leaves have no room and the creature loses its side details.
- Merging the blue belly with the purple body. The belly is a distinct 4-gem-wide zone in the lower center — if purple bleeds into it, the belly disappears and the creature loses its two-tone pattern.
Quick Tips for Jewel Coloring Level 136 (spoiler-free)
- Place the orange hair while the area above the head is still open — the spikes extend 2 gems upward.
- The green leaves extend 2 gems outward on both sides — place them while the side areas are open.
- The blue belly sits in a 4-gem-wide area in the lower center of the purple body.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A round colorful monster on a light cream background, roughly 13 columns by 15 rows. Purple body about 8 gems wide and 7 gems tall with darker violet shading on the lower half, orange spiky hair (3-4 spikes) on top extending about 2 gems upward, green leaf shapes extending 2 gems outward on both sides, yellow eyes about 2 gems wide each in the upper-center, and a blue/cyan belly roughly 4 gems wide in the lower center. The creature has a wide grin.
- Goal
- Fill the light cream background first to lock the monster silhouette, then build the purple body, add the orange hair on top, green leaves on both sides, blue belly in the lower center, and yellow eyes on the face. Each accent must stay in its designated zone without bleeding into the purple body.
- Opening
- Start with the light cream background gems in the top-left and top-right corners where the hair does not reach. Then build the purple body from the center outward, leaving the top, sides, and lower-center open for the accent zones.
- Danger Zone
- The orange spiky hair on top must stay distinctly orange — if purple fills upward first, the hair vanishes and the creature loses its signature look. The green leaves extend 2 gems outward on both sides and must not merge with the purple body. The yellow eyes in the upper-center must remain crisp against the purple face.
- Mechanics
- Character board with five distinct accent colors — purple body, orange hair, green leaves, yellow eyes, blue belly. Each accent occupies a specific zone and must be placed while the surrounding area is still open.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many accent colors does the monster have in Level 136?
Five — orange hair, green leaves, yellow eyes, blue belly, and purple body. Each in its own zone.
Where exactly does the blue belly go?
In the lower center of the purple body, roughly 4 gems wide. It must stay distinct from the surrounding purple.
What is the hardest accent to place?
The orange hair — it sits on top of the head and must be placed before purple fills upward.
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