What starts the expansion in Meowdoku Level 100?

After the fixed cats on row one, column one and row three, column seven, the first real expansion comes from row four, column two and row five, column four. Those two squares make the whole center column readable.

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Meowdoku Level 100 Walkthrough

hard 9 colors

Meowdoku Level 100 expands from its two starter anchors into a full-board finish. Row four, column two and row five, column four stabilize the left half, row two, column five and row ten, column six open the center column, and the remaining right-side cats then land on row seven, column three, row eight, column ten, row nine, column eight, and row six, column nine.

Board Notes

Layout: This 10x10 celebration board uses a yellow crown on the top edge, a cyan left channel, a brown upper block, a dark-blue right wall, a light-green left-middle strip, a magenta lower-right block, and a green bottom shelf. The opening already fixes cats on row one, column one and row three, column seven.
Goal: The solve expands from the two starter anchors into the middle. Row four, column two and row five, column four stabilize the left half first, then row two, column five and row ten, column six open the long center column so the late right-side finishes can land safely.
Opening: Keep the fixed cats on row one, column one and row three, column seven, then place the cyan-side cat on row four, column two and the light-green strip cat on row five, column four. That pair is what makes the brown upper block readable.
Danger Zone: The dark-blue right wall looks quiet because row three, column seven is already fixed, but row six, column nine still fails until row eight, column ten and row nine, column eight are already separated from the center.
Mechanics: Level 100 is a full-board expansion puzzle where the middle column and right wall only resolve after the left half is completely stabilized.

Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 100 (spoiler-free)

On a final board with two fixed anchors, treat them like the ends of a bridge and solve the middle between them first.
With 9 colors in play, clear the pair with the fewest blockers first so the board opens up instead of tightening.
Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.

How to Solve Meowdoku Level 100 — Full Solution

Keep the fixed cats on row one, column one and row three, column seven.
Place the cyan-side cat on row four, column two and the light-green strip cat on row five, column four.
Add the brown upper-block cat on row two, column five and the green bottom-shelf cat on row ten, column six.
Use that expansion to place the pink lower-middle cat on row seven, column three, the magenta-side cat on row eight, column ten, and the pale-blue lower-right cat on row nine, column eight.
Finish the dark-blue wall with the last cat on row six, column nine.

Colors in this level:

Yellow, Cyan, Brown, Dark blue, Light green, Magenta, Green, Pale blue, Pink

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Rushing the dark-blue wall before the lower-right pair on row eight, column ten and row nine, column eight is already fixed.
Ignoring row ten, column six, which is the bottom move that completes the central bridge between the two starter anchors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What starts the expansion in Meowdoku Level 100?
After the fixed cats on row one, column one and row three, column seven, the first real expansion comes from row four, column two and row five, column four. Those two squares make the whole center column readable.