What happens to the cyan spine after the right tower falls in Level 422?

The spine leans and scatters, sending loose cubes and target blocks across the base, so wait before firing follow-up shots.

Which side should be opened first?

Start on the upper-right silver tower and work downward through that flank.

It braces and separates the two towers, so breaking it after the right side falls helps release the left stack.

Smash Fest! level guide

expert Target: 17 moves 4 colors

Smash Fest Level 422 braces twin silver towers around a cyan ice spine; remove the right flank, shatter the divider, and dismantle the left stack.

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Hit a red target block in the upper-right silver tower.
Continue down the opened right face to release its pointed crown and stacked zigzag rows.
Wait for the right-side debris to fall beyond the platform edge.
Strike the exposed right side of the cyan spine and let the unsupported cubes scatter.
Remove the lower-right silver strip and its stationary red target block.
Turn to the upper half of the left tower and break its outer target rows.
Work downward through the left zigzag stack as each cleared layer exposes the next.
Finish the low silver base and the final red target-faced block, then wait for the debris to leave.

Colors in this level:

Silver, Cyan, Red, Yellow

Shooting the cyan spine before opening a flank traps the cubes between two loaded silver towers.
Firing at loose falling cubes wastes the six-ball reserve needed for the left tower and low base.

Open the right tower from high to low before spending shots on the central ice.
Let falling cyan cubes and rolling silver targets leave the platform before firing again.
Do not turn to the left tower while cyan cubes still bridge the gap; expose and break the spine's right face until the opposite stack stands unsupported.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: Two tall silver zigzag towers with pointed crown pieces and red target faces stand on either side of a central vertical spine of cyan ice cubes.
Goal: Strip the right tower, break the exposed ice brace, and clear the left tower plus the remaining low target blocks.
Opening: Hit a red target in the upper-right tower and keep working down that flank until the stacked rows tumble away.
Danger Zone: The cyan spine leans and scatters after the right tower falls, sending loose cubes and target blocks across the base.
Mechanics: The central ice column divides and braces the structure, so clearing one flank exposes the support that holds the opposite tower.

What happens to the cyan spine after the right tower falls in Level 422?
The spine leans and scatters, sending loose cubes and target blocks across the base, so wait before firing follow-up shots.
Which side should be opened first?
Start on the upper-right silver tower and work downward through that flank.
Why is the cyan column important?
It braces and separates the two towers, so breaking it after the right side falls helps release the left stack.