Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 445 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 445 is a magic-bottle-heavy board where six of the twelve slots are white magic wraps anchoring the corners of the top, middle and bottom rows. Peel T2's orange off the brown first, route M2 blue and purple into separate wraps, then drain M3's pink and M4's red into their own wraps while every brown pour lands in the same brown lane so brown stays single-color.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 445 — Full Solution
- Pour T2's top orange into a fresh empty magic wrap, then pour T2's exposed brown into a second empty magic wrap to start a clean brown lane.
- Pour M2's top blue into a third empty magic wrap, then pour M2's exposed purple into a fourth empty wrap so M2 becomes an empty middle buffer.
- Pour M3's top pink/magenta into a fifth empty magic wrap, then drain M3's brown into the same brown wrap that already holds T2's brown so the brown lane grows.
- Pour M4's top red into a sixth empty magic wrap, then pour M4's brown into the same brown wrap so the brown lane reaches its final size and M4 becomes another middle buffer.
- Route yellow into the small B2 short bottle (or pop its yellow cap first by pouring yellow on top of it), then route pink into B3 the same way so both short bottles finish on a single color.
- Use the freed T2, M2, M3, M4 mixers and any remaining empty magic wraps to grow the green and cyan lanes that have no other home.
- Top off brown, pink, orange, red, blue, purple, yellow, green and cyan so each color lives in exactly one bottle and all twelve bottles end on a single color.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Brown, Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring T2's orange into the same magic wrap that already holds brown, which locks brown+orange and buries the only brown lane the rest of the board feeds.
- Letting a magic wrap absorb a second color before it is merged into a real stack, which permanently drops the six-wrap overflow count below what the run needs.
- Pouring pink or red onto the small B2 or B3 short bottles before their own color is in place, which buries yellow or pink under a cap that has to be cleared before the bottom row is reusable.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 445 (quick clues)
- Pour into an empty magic wrap first, then merge that wrap into a real stack before reusing it.
- Reserve one wrap for green and one wrap for cyan from the very first move.
- Never let a second color land on top of brown, pink or red in any wrap.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, no locks, boxes, corks or vaults. The top row is three bottles — a white magic wrap on the left, a 2-color mixer in the center (orange over brown), and a white magic wrap on the right. The middle row is five bottles — a white magic wrap on the left, three 2-color mixers (blue over purple, pink/magenta over brown, red over brown), and a white magic wrap on the right. The bottom row is four bottles — a white magic wrap on the left, a small short bottle with a yellow cap on a darker body, a matching short bottle with a pink cap on a darker body, and a white magic wrap on the right. Six magic wraps, no starting empties.
- Goal
- Drain every standard mixer (T2, M2, M3, M4) and finish the two short bottom bottles (B2 yellow, B3 pink) using the six magic wraps as one-color-at-a-time shuttles, so brown, pink, orange, red, blue, purple, yellow, green and cyan each end in exactly one bottle. The bottleneck is the brown base shared by T2, M3 and M4 — three mixers all sit on brown, so the whole run is about peeling brown out of one mixer at a time and never letting a second color bury it in a wrap.
- Opening
- Pour T2's top orange into a fresh empty magic wrap, then pour T2's exposed brown into a second empty magic wrap to start a clean brown lane. Pour M2's top blue into a third empty wrap, then M2's exposed purple into a fourth empty wrap so M2 becomes an empty middle buffer. Pour M3's top pink into a fifth empty wrap, then drain M3's brown into the same brown wrap that already holds T2's brown so the brown lane grows.
- Danger Zone
- The magic wraps are the only trap. Any wrap that absorbs a second color locks into a fixed 2-color mix and is no longer flexible overflow, and on a six-wrap board that is your entire safety net. Specifically, do not pour T2's orange into the same wrap that already holds brown (it locks brown+orange and buries the brown lane), and do not pour M3's pink into the same wrap that holds M4's red (it locks red+pink and burns the only red overflow). The small B2 yellow and B3 pink short bottles are the secondary trap — pouring a non-matching color onto them buries the yellow or pink underneath a cap that has to be cleared before the bottom row is reusable.
- Mechanics
- A magic-bottle-heavy routing board with no special tiles at all. Six magic wraps give plenty of overflow, but the puzzle is per-color peel order: brown sits under three of the four mixers, pink sits under M3 and inside B3, and the two short bottom bottles are the only sources of pure yellow and pure pink, so the whole run is about getting one color into one wrap before any other color lands in the same wrap.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does brown have to go into a single dedicated magic wrap from the first move on Magic Sort Level 445?
Brown sits at the base of T2, M3 and M4 all at once. The only way to keep brown as a single color at the end is to pour every brown segment into the same magic wrap from the first move and never let a second color land on top of brown in that wrap, otherwise brown gets locked under orange, pink or red and you lose the lane.
What is the role of the small short B2 yellow and B3 pink bottles in the bottom row of Magic Sort Level 445?
They are the only sources of pure yellow and pure pink on the board. Pouring yellow or pink into their own short bottle first keeps the yellow and pink lanes out of the magic wraps, which leaves the wraps free to handle the brown, orange, red, blue and purple routing that the standard mixers need.