Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 447 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 447 is a three-tier, eleven-bottle four-cork board anchored by four red wax seals at T1, T5, M3 and B1, with seven mixed bottles (T2 blue-red-green, T3 red-blue-gray, T4 yellow-brown, M1 brown-pink-gray, M2 yellow-pink, M4 red-orange-cyan, M5 full brown) and two white magic bottles that appear at the bottom row once the seals start to break. Pop M3 with the green at the very bottom of T2 to release the green stack, then route T4's yellow onto T1 and M2's yellow onto T5 to start both top seals, peel M1's brown top onto M5's full brown to grow the brown lane, and pour M1's exposed pink down onto B1 to break the bottom seal. The real bottleneck is depth-aware trigger order — the four seals hold different colors (green, yellow, yellow, pink), the green trigger lives at the very bottom of T2, and the pink trigger lives under M1's brown top, so the player has to peel T2, M1 and M2 in the right order to free the four triggers before the seals can be popped.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 447 — Full Solution
- Tip T2 to expose the hidden green at the very bottom, then pour T2's green down onto M3's red seal to start breaking the cork; when the seal breaks, the unlocked M3 reveals a full green stack.
- Pour T4's exposed yellow onto T1's red seal to start T1's unlock, then pour M2's exposed yellow onto T5's red seal to start T5's unlock. With both top seals started, peel T2's blue top onto T3's red top to start the blue lane at T3.
- Pour T2's exposed red onto T3's parked red to grow the red lane, then pour M1's brown top onto M5's full brown to grow the brown lane at M5 and free M1 as a working buffer.
- Pour M1's exposed pink down onto B1's red seal to start B1's unlock; when B1's seal breaks, the unlocked B1 reveals the hidden pink stack. Route the two white magic bottles (now visible at the bottom row) to absorb any color that has no clean lane.
- Finish T1's yellow by pouring the rest of T4's yellow onto T1, then finish T5's yellow by pouring the rest of M2's yellow onto T5. Pour the opened M3 green into the matching green receiver to grow the green lane.
- Use the freed T1, T5, M3, B1, M1 and the two magic bottles as final buffers to consolidate orange, gray, cyan, purple and the rest of brown, red and blue into their own single-color bottles, then top off every bottle so all eleven end on a single color.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Pink, Blue, Red, Brown, Gray, Orange, Cyan, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring blue, red, orange, cyan, yellow, brown, pink, purple or gray onto M3's red seal, which still breaks the cork but strands a mismatched color on top of the released green stack and buries the only green source needed to feed the green lane.
- Pouring green, red, blue, orange, cyan, brown, pink, purple or gray onto T1 or T5's red seal, which still breaks the cork but strands a mismatched color on top of the released stack and burns the only yellow-on-the-board you needed to start the other top seal.
- Touching M1's brown top before T1 and T5's seals have started, which strands the pink under the brown and forces a wasted peel to recover B1's pink trigger.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 447 (quick clues)
- Save the green at the very bottom of T2 for M3's seal — pouring any other color onto M3 still breaks the red seal but strands a mismatched color on top of the released green stack.
- Save the two yellow sources (T4's top and M2's top) for the two top seals T1 and T5 — pouring any other color onto T1 or T5 burns the only yellow-on-the-board you needed to start the other top seal.
- Peel M1's brown top onto M5's full brown first, then pour M1's exposed pink down onto B1's seal so the pink trigger is freed from under the brown without burying another color.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, eleven bottle positions in the initial state (5 / 5 / 1). No locks, wraps, magic overflows, frozen frost bases, or wooden boxes in the initial state. The top row is T1 corked, T2 a three-color mixer (blue over red over green), T3 a three-color mixer (red over blue over gray), T4 a two-color mixer (yellow over brown), and T5 corked. The middle row is M1 a three-color mixer (brown over pink over gray), M2 a two-color mixer (yellow over pink), M3 corked, M4 a three-color mixer (red over orange over cyan), and M5 a full brown bottle. The bottom row is one bottle, B1, corked. No starting empty in any row. Once the first cork starts to break, the bottom row reveals two white magic bottles that act as flexible overflow for the rest of the sort. The only special tiles are the four corks and the two white magic bottles.
- Goal
- Pop all four corks with their matching trigger colors (green onto M3, yellow onto T1, yellow onto T5, pink onto B1), use the two white magic bottles that appear at the bottom row as flexible overflow, and sort the seven mixers plus the four opened cork bottles into eleven single-color bottles. The first unlock that matters is M3: green sits at the very bottom of T2, so tip T2 to expose the green, then pour T2's green down onto M3 to pop it. The second unlock is B1: pink from M1 has to reach B1, and B1's seal is the only place on the board that will accept that pink to break. The third and fourth unlocks are T1 and T5: their seals each need a yellow pour, and the only yellow sources on the board are T4's top and M2's top. The chokepoint is depth-aware trigger order, not raw empties, because the green trigger lives at the very bottom of T2 and the pink trigger lives buried under brown in M1.
- Opening
- Tip T2 to expose the hidden green at the very bottom, then pour T2's green down onto M3's red seal to start breaking the cork; when M3's seal breaks, the unlocked M3 reveals a full green stack. Pour T4's exposed yellow onto T1's red seal to start T1's unlock, then pour M2's exposed yellow onto T5's red seal to start T5's unlock. With the top seals started, peel M1's brown top onto M5's full brown to grow the brown lane at M5 and free M1 as a working buffer, then pour M1's exposed pink down onto B1's red seal to start B1's unlock.
- Danger Zone
- The four corks are the trap. M3 only unlocks cleanly with a real green pour — using blue, red, orange, cyan, yellow, brown, pink, purple or gray still breaks the red seal but strands a mismatched color on top of the released green stack, which costs an extra pour to clear and buries the only green source needed to feed the green lane. T1 only unlocks cleanly with a real yellow pour — using green, red, blue, orange, cyan, brown, pink, purple or gray strands that color on top of T1's released stack and burns the only yellow-on-the-board you needed to start T5's unlock. T5 has the same yellow requirement. B1 only unlocks cleanly with a real pink pour — using green, red, blue, orange, cyan, yellow, brown, purple or gray strands that color on top of B1's released stack. Also, do not pour any opened-cork contents into the wrong cork — the four seals hold different colors and the cross pour strands a foreign color on the wrong bottle.
- Mechanics
- A three-tier, eleven-bottle four-cork board where four red wax seals sit at the top-left (T1), top-right (T5), middle-center (M3), and bottom-center (B1) of an otherwise tidy mixer field, and two white magic bottles appear at the bottom row once the seals start to break. The two top seals each take a yellow pour, the middle seal takes a green pour, and the bottom seal takes a pink pour, so the puzzle is depth-aware trigger order: tip T2 to expose the green at the very bottom and pop M3 first, peel T4's yellow to pop T1, peel M2's yellow to pop T5, then peel M1's pink to pop B1. Because the four opened cork bottles still hold a single hidden color each and the seven mixers share red, blue, brown, gray, orange, cyan, yellow, green and pink, the rest of the sort is just routing the exposed tops onto the opened cork bottles and the two magic bottles until all eleven end on a single color.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 447?
Tip T2 to expose the hidden green at the very bottom, then pour T2's green down onto M3's red seal. T2 is the only top mixer that hides a green layer, and M3 is the only cork in the middle row, so the green must move out before the rest of the sort can start. The pour starts breaking M3's seal and frees T2 down to a working buffer so the next pour can land T4's yellow onto T1 and continue the unlock.
How do you pop the B1 cork in Level 447?
Pink only sits underneath M1's brown top, so the first step is to free the pink by peeling M1's brown top onto M5's full brown, then pour M1's exposed pink down onto B1's red seal. The pour breaks the red seal, reveals the hidden pink stack, and frees B1 down to a working bottom-center buffer so the next pour can route the pink into a matching pink lane.
Why are the two white magic bottles important in Level 447?
The two white magic bottles only become visible at the bottom row once the first cork starts to break, and they are the only flexible overflow on an otherwise tight board. The four cork bottles each release a single hidden color, the seven mixers share nine distinct colors between them, and the four opened cork bottles need somewhere to land their consolidated colors. Save the two magic bottles for the colors that have the fewest open lanes (orange, cyan, gray, purple) rather than filling them early.