Sand Loop Level 366 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 366 Guide: The Sleeping Bear Puzzle

This level features a "Sleeping Bear" pixel art. It’s definitely a logic-heavy puzzle rather than a pure speed run. You are dealing with a confined board layout that forces you to chip away at specific blockers before you can even think about the main picture. If you rush the wrong color, you will gridlock yourself instantly.

Color Palette:

Golden Yellow: The bear's fur (Dominant color).
Dark Red: The nose, mouth area, and bottom border.
Cyan: The background sky.
Pink/Magenta: The rosy cheeks and the top sky strip.
Orange: Highlights on the bear.

Sand Loop Level 366 Solution: The Bear Pixel Art

The art itself is deceptive. You might think "fill the background first," but look closely at the "Danger Zones."

Danger Zones:

The Snout: The central red circle is massive. It requires a lot of Dark Red sand early on.
The Cheeks: Small pink pixels. It is very easy to accidentally overfill the face with Yellow and miss these tiny spots, ruining the 100% completion.
The Sky Strip: There is a distinct Magenta strip at the very top. Don't waste all your Pink sand on the cheeks; you need it for the roof of the image.

Fill Order Prediction: You generally want to establish the Dark Red base and nose first, then fill the Golden Yellow fur around it. The Cyan background usually fills passively while you focus on the bear, but save the Magenta for specific bursts to hit the cheeks and top strip.

Tackling the "Ice Block 20" in Sand Loop Level 366

The biggest hurdle in Sand Loop 366 isn't the painting—it's the supply chain. Look at the center of the board. There is an Ice Block with the number 20 sitting right in the middle column.

This block is a "gatekeeper." It physically obstructs the flow of the central column, which usually holds your most accessible cups. Until you clear 20 matching colored units (likely Red or Orange based on adjacent cups), that lane is dead. Worse, it sits right above the Blue Key, meaning you cannot unlock the left-side padlock until this ice block is shattered.

Your entire early game strategy must focus purely on feeding this Ice Block. Ignore the art. If the block demands Red, you feed it Red until it breaks.

Sand Loop Level 366 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The board capacity is tight—5 slots total. You start with 0/5 filled, but that fills up fast. Here is the dependency chain you need to follow.

1. Cracking the Center Ice (The "20" Block)

Your first moves are dictated by the central column.

Tap the Dark Red cups in the top row immediately. You need to clear the top layer to access the cups touching the Ice Block 20.
Do not pull any Cyan or Orange cups from the far sides unless absolutely necessary to free up a Red cup. You need every empty slot available to cycle colors into that center ice block.
Rhythm Tip: Tap, wait for the pour to finish, then tap the next. Do not flood the conveyor belt here. If you have 3 cups on the belt and the block doesn't break, you will choke your 5-slot limit.

2. The Key and the Lock

Once the "20" block shatters, the Blue Key at the bottom center is exposed.

You must clear the specific cup sitting on top of the key. Usually, this is a Dark Red or Pink cup depending on the RNG of the drop.
Prioritize this above all else. Once that cup is gone, the Key activates, unlocking the Padlock on the left side of the board.
Why this matters: The left side contains your reserve of Pink/Magenta cups. You literally cannot paint the bear's cheeks or the top sky strip until this lock opens.

3. Cleaning the Corner "17" Ice Block

After the center is flowing, look at the bottom right. There is another Ice Block labeled 17.

This is your late-game trap. It blocks the final reserves of Cyan needed for the background.
While you are filling the bear's face with Yellow, try to weave in moves that clear the cups sitting on top of this "17" block.
Don't obsess over it early, but if you have a free move and a matching color is available, hit it. You don't want to finish the bear and be stuck waiting on this block for the last piece of sky.

4. Precision Painting: The Cheeks and Sky

As the board opens up, you will have a lot of Golden Yellow flowing.

Stop! Before you go crazy with yellow, check the cheeks. Make sure you send a Pink/Magenta cup down the line before the yellow fully covers the face area.
The pixel art logic in Sand Loop 366 fills bottom-to-top. If you paint the yellow fur too high, you might skip the pixel row where the pink cheeks belong.
Send the Pink cups in isolation. Let them paint the small details, then flood the board with Yellow and Orange to finish the bear.
Finally, use the freed-up right column (from the "17" block) to blast the remaining Cyan for the background.

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