Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 239 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 239 is a tidy three-tier board with thirteen bottles and three white magic bottles but only two true mixers in the middle row. Pour pink from the top row into a magic bottle to start a clean pink stack, bank green and dark red onto the bottom singles, then drain the M1 red-over-cyan and M5 green-pink-red mixers top-first through the remaining magic bottles.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 239 — Full Solution
- Pour the top B3 (full pink) into the middle M2 (white magic bottle) to seed a pink stack and free the top B3 slot.
- Pour the top B4 (green top) onto the bottom B2 (full dark green) to bank a green lane, then pour the top B5 (dark red top) onto the bottom B3 (full dark red) to bank a dark red lane.
- Drain the middle M1 (red-over-cyan mixer) top-first — pour the red top onto the B5 dark red stack, then pour the cyan onto the middle M4 (second white magic bottle) as a cyan overflow.
- Drain the middle M5 (green-pink-red mixer) top-first — pour the green top onto the B4 green lane, pour the pink onto the M2 pink stack, and pour the dark red onto the B5 dark red stack. M5 is now empty and joins the workshop.
- Use the M4 magic bottle (now holding cyan) as a fixed cyan lane. Route any stray cyan tops onto it.
- Use the freed M5 bottle and the M2 pink stack as your working buffer to peel the remaining exposed tops off the middle mixers, sending each color onto its matching lane.
- Bank the final overflow color into the third white magic bottle (bottom B1) as the last single-color lane, then top off every bottle so all thirteen end on a single color.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Yellow, Pink, Green, Red, Cyan, Purple, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring two different colors into one of the three white magic bottles, which locks the slot you need for the M1 cyan or the M5 leftover.
- Dumping the top B4 green onto the M5 mixer just because the top color matches, which sets up a triple-mix in M5 with no clean exit.
- Touching the M5 green-pink-red mixer before the M1 red-over-cyan is fully drained, so two mixers compete for the same three magic-bottle overflows.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 239 (spoiler-free)
- Pour the top B3 pink into the middle M2 magic bottle first to seed a clean pink stack and open a top-row slot.
- Bank the half-full top B4 green and top B5 dark red onto the matching bottom singles before touching the middle mixers.
- Keep each of the three white magic bottles strictly one color — never let a second color land on top of the first.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, thirteen bottles arranged 5-5-3, no corks or boxes. The top row is five mostly single-color bottles — dark blue, full yellow, full pink, half-full green and half-full dark red. The middle row is five bottles — a red-over-cyan mixer, a white magic bottle, a full dark purple, a second white magic bottle and a multi-color mixer carrying green, pink and dark red. The bottom row is three bottles — a third white magic bottle, a full dark green and a full dark red.
- Goal
- Sort every bottle to one color. The real bottleneck is the two mixers in the middle row — M1 red-over-cyan and the M5 green-pink-red stack — because they are the only sources of two-color mixing and must be drained through the three white magic bottles plus the freed top-row space.
- Opening
- Pour the top B3 (full pink) into the middle M2 (white magic bottle) to seed a pink stack. Pour the top B4 green top onto the bottom B2 dark green, and the top B5 dark red top onto the bottom B3 dark red to bank green and dark red lanes. Then peel the M1 red-over-cyan mixer top-first — red onto the B5 dark red stack, cyan onto a clean middle lane or into the M4 magic bottle.
- Danger Zone
- The three white magic bottles are the only flexible overflow. Pour two different colors into any one of them and it locks into a mix, costing you the slot you need for either the cyan from M1 or the leftover pink or red from M5. Equally, do not pour the top B4 green onto the M5 mixer just because the top color matches — the green below the pink in M5 is still hidden and you would set up a triple-mix in M5 with no clean exit.
- Mechanics
- A tidy-row with three magic overflows. The top and bottom rows are essentially already single-color bottles, and the only real work is draining the two middle mixers through the three magic bottles while keeping every magic bottle strictly one color so it ends as a legitimate single-color lane.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the three white magic bottles work in Magic Sort Level 239?
They act as flexible overflow storage, but each still has to finish on a single color. Pour pink into M2, cyan into M4 and the last overflow color into B1 — one color per bottle — and keep them clean so they end as legitimate single-color lanes.
Why start by pouring the top B3 pink into the middle M2 magic bottle in Level 239?
It seeds a clean pink stack on a magic bottle, opens the top B3 slot, and locks the pink lane in place so the M5 green-pink-red mixer can later pour its pink onto the M2 stack without burning any other top-row bottle.