Why is one red cylinder still trapped after the right shell opens?

The orange top beam still covers the cylinder chamber; break it to release the remaining cylinders and the red ball.

What is the correct layer order?

Open the cyan outer shell, then the orange star-crate frame, and finally the gray inner wall.

Wait for the three cylinders and red ball to roll clear before sweeping the lower cyan base.

Smash Fest! level guide

expert Target: 22 moves 4 colors

Peel the cyan, orange, and gray nested square from the right, release its three red cylinders, and clear the base with 22 fired balls.

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Break the upper-right cyan ice blocks to open the outer square.
Break the orange star crate revealed at the upper-right corner, then hit the two gray blocks directly inside it.
Continue down the exposed right orange column until the rightmost red cylinder loses its side wall.
Break the orange top beam over the chamber to release the other two cylinders and red ball.
Wait for those round pieces and broken gray blocks to roll clear.
Clear the remaining left orange frame and sweep the cyan base toward the center.
Shoot the isolated gray cube left above the base, then the final cyan section; 6 balls remain.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Orange, Gray, Red

Changing to the left side before the right inner wall opens leaves the red core boxed in.
Shooting the rolling red ball wastes a ball needed for the last gray cube.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A cyan ice-block square surrounds an orange star-crate frame, gray inner blocks, three upright red cylinders, and a red ball at the core.
Goal: Open all three layers from the right, release the round red pieces, then remove the low cyan base and final gray cube.
Opening: Chip the upper-right cyan shell first and continue down the right edge into the exposed orange crates and gray inner wall.
Danger Zone: Once the right inner wall fails, the red cylinders and ball roll through the firing lane; wait before attacking the lower frame.
Mechanics: Three nested square layers—cyan ice, orange star crates, and gray blocks—protect a red cylinder-and-ball core.

Why is one red cylinder still trapped after the right shell opens?
The orange top beam still covers the cylinder chamber; break it to release the remaining cylinders and the red ball.
What is the correct layer order?
Open the cyan outer shell, then the orange star-crate frame, and finally the gray inner wall.
What should I do when the red cylinders escape?
Wait for the three cylinders and red ball to roll clear before sweeping the lower cyan base.