Jelly Busters level guide

Jelly Busters Level 117 Walkthrough

hard 7 colors

Level 117 is a circular badge with pink, blue-gray and red-orange regions. Counter opens at 3/5 with empty buffers.

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How to Solve Jelly Busters Level 117 — Full Solution

  1. Launch orange 10 through the bottom entry to open the first ring target.
  2. Send red 10 into the diagonal center before any long throw.
  3. Use yellow 40 only when the ring is split and exposed.
  4. Route purple 40 into exposed secondary ring surfaces.
  5. Use white 40 on late narrow white strips and then reuse a short return.
  6. Finish the last fragmented pixels and confirm SUPERB! on end-sheet.

Colors in this level:

Orange, Red, Yellow, Purple, White, Cyan, Black

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Using long throws too early locks the lane and blocks short reuse.
  • Ignoring the final thin strips before stopping.
  • Overfilling five-slot buffer during split.
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Quick Tips for Jelly Busters Level 117 (quick clues)

  • Spend orange then red first, then introduce long throws only after split points open.
  • Keep one buffer empty through the late strip phase.
  • Confirm the final strip removal before accepting completion.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Circular badge picture with pink/blue ring and red-orange core. Queue opens orange 10, red 10, yellow 40, purple 40, white 40, pale-blue 20.
Goal
Clear the ring and center, then remove the last thin white/red-orange fragments.
Opening
Start with orange 10 from queue then red 10 on the diagonal center. Keep long pieces out until those regions are exposed.
Danger Zone
Long 40-hit throws can fill five slots at split. Preserve one buffer slot for the final short returns.
Mechanics
Connected-to-striped collapse with late fragile pixel strips; return reuse is mandatory near completion.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which Jelly should start Level 117?

    Orange 10, then red 10 at the opening stage.

  • What is the key danger?

    Split-stage buffer saturation from long throws before final strips are handled.

  • How to know it is finished?

    The last thin pixels are gone and the reward screen appears.

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