Sand Loop Level 213 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 213 Guide: The Whale Tail Sunset Puzzle

Sand Loop Level 213 features a classic pixel art scene: a purple whale tail splashing down into the ocean against a warm sunset. While the image is relaxing, the puzzle logic is rigid. This is a Blocker Level. You are physically prevented from accessing half your colors until you complete a specific task in the top half of the tray.

The hook here is verticality. You cannot paint the sky or the whale until you finish the ocean. If you try to pull an Orange cup too early, you'll just clog your conveyor belt.

Sand Loop Level 213 Solution: The Art Analysis

The canvas is split into two distinct zones, and your tray reflects this perfectly.

The Palette:
- Ocean: Dark Blue and Cyan (Light Blue).
- Sunset: Orange and Yellow.
- Subject: A single block of Purple (the tail).
The "Danger Zones": The ocean waves are the trap. Look closely at the bottom of the canvas. It’s not solid blue. It’s a zig-zag interlocking pattern of Dark Blue and Cyan. If you just spam all your blue cups onto the belt without checking the order, you will paint the wrong stripes, wasting slots and potentially ruining the level.
Fill Order Prediction: The tray forces a bottom-up approach. You have no choice but to paint the water first because the warm colors are buried.

Tackling the "Ice Block 8" in Sand Loop Level 213

The biggest obstacle in Sand Loop 213 is the Ice Block marked with the number 8 sitting dead center in the tray.

This isn't just a wall; it's a countdown. You need to clear cups adjacent to or above this block to shatter it. Specifically, it blocks access to the central column of the lower tray. Beneath that ice lies the path to the Purple Cup you need for the whale tail.

You cannot ignore the ice. However, you also don't need to panic about it. By clearing the Blue and Cyan cups necessary for the water, you will naturally chip away at this block. The mistake players make is trying to work around it to get to the yellow cups on the sides. Don't do that. Clear the center top first.

Sand Loop Level 213 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

This level requires discipline. You have a 5-slot capacity on your belt. If you fill it with junk, you're dead.

1. The Wave Pattern (Blue & Cyan)

Your tray's top two rows are exclusively Blue and Cyan. Start by pulling these cups.

Check the canvas: The waves alternate. Usually, the bottom-most layer is Dark Blue, then a layer of Cyan, then Dark Blue again.
Tap Rhythm: Do not tap five cups instantly. Tap one Dark Blue, wait for it to pour. Tap a Cyan, wait.
Watch the belt speed. The cups travel slightly slower than your tap. If you load Blue-Blue-Cyan-Cyan, make sure the pourer has switched targets before the second color arrives.
Goal: Clear every single Blue and Cyan cup from the top rows. Do not touch the side Orange cups yet unless you have a free slot and absolutely no Blues left.

2. Shattering the Ice

As you clear the water cups, the Ice Block (8) will count down and shatter.

Once it breaks, the heavy lifting is done. The tray will shift, and the Orange and Yellow cups will slide into accessible positions.
Inventory Check: You should have zero Blue/Cyan cups left on the tray when the ice breaks. If you have leftovers, get them onto the belt immediately so they don't block the sunset colors.

3. The Sunset and The Tail

Now you are left with the warm colors and that single, crucial Purple Cup at the very bottom.

Sky Gradient: The sky is a mix of Orange and Yellow. Unlike the waves, these blocks are larger and clumpier. It is safer to load 2-3 Orange cups in a row here.
The Purple Trap: The Purple cup is for the whale tail. It is likely buried under the central column of Orange/Yellows.
You must clear the specific Orange/Yellow cups directly above the Purple cup first. Prioritize the center column.
Once the Purple cup is exposed, tap it immediately. The whale tail is central to the image, and often the game won't let you finish the surrounding yellow sun until the purple center is filled.

Final tip: Keep 1 slot open at all times during the "Sunset" phase. The mix of Orange and Yellow can get messy, and having an emergency slot to dump a wrong cup prevents a total deadlock.

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