Meowdoku level guide
Meowdoku Level 133 Walkthrough
Meowdoku Level 133 is a 10x10 board with two giant regions - brown filling the background and orange owning the lower-right - so the work is in the tight middle. Pin gold, green, purple, pink, light green, teal and pale blue through the center, keep green out of rose's column 2, and let orange take the far corner at row 10 column 10 after its column-5 and column-9 squares are ruled out.
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How to Solve Meowdoku Level 133 — Full Solution
- Place gold at row 1, column 6.
- Place brown at row 2, column 1.
- Place green at row 3, column 3 (not column 2 - rose owns it).
- Place purple at row 4, column 5.
- Place pink at row 5, column 8.
- Place light green at row 6, column 4.
- Place teal at row 7, column 7.
- Place pale blue at row 8, column 9.
- Place rose at row 9, column 2.
- Finish with orange in the corner at row 10, column 10.
Colors in this level:
Green, Gold, Brown, Purple, Pink, Light green, Teal, Pale blue, Rose, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping orange at row 9 column 5 or row 10 column 9 - column 5 is purple's and column 9 is pale blue's.
- Putting green at column 2 - that column belongs to rose at row 9.
Quick Tips for Meowdoku Level 133 (spoiler-free)
- With two oversized regions, leave them for the edges; brown and orange here resolve in corners once the small middle colors claim columns 5 and 9.
- With 10 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.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A 10x10 grid, no pre-placed cat. Green caps the top-left (row 1 columns 1-3, row 2 column 2, row 3 columns 2-3). Gold runs the rest of the top row. Brown is the huge background. Purple sits center (row 3 columns 4-5, row 4 columns 3-5, row 5 column 4). Pink is upper-right; light green is left-center; teal is center-right; pale blue runs the right side (rows 5-9 columns 9-10); rose is a left column (row 6 column 2, row 7 columns 2-3, rows 8-9 column 2); orange fills the lower-center and bottom-right.
- Goal
- One cat per color with no shared row, column, or diagonal touch. Two giants (brown background, orange lower-right) resolve at the edges, while the tighter middle colors pin first.
- Opening
- Gold takes row 1, column 6. Brown takes row 2, column 1. Green lands at row 3, column 3, and purple at row 4, column 5.
- Danger Zone
- Orange is a sprawling region and the video taps row 9 column 5 and row 10 column 9, but column 5 is owned by purple at row 4 and column 9 by pale blue at row 8, so both are rejected. Orange's cat lands in the corner at row 10, column 10. Green also cannot use column 2 (rose's), so it takes row 3, column 3.
- Mechanics
- Two oversized regions (brown and orange) bracket the board, and the orange corner is the natural finish once the tight middle colors claim their columns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does orange go in Meowdoku Level 133?
Orange finishes in the bottom-right corner at row 10, column 10. Its column-5 and column-9 squares are blocked by purple and pale blue.
Why does green avoid column 2 in Level 133?
Rose owns column 2 (its cat is at row 9, column 2), so green takes row 3, column 3 instead of row 3, column 2.
Which colors are oversized in Level 133?
Brown fills the background and orange owns the lower-right. Both are easiest to leave for the corners after the tight middle colors are placed.