Food Hunt Level 100 Walkthrough
To clear Food Hunt level 100, open the dark grey outline and beige base, then feed the large yellow sections of the pharaoh cat. There are 36 boxes in 12 colors, with five slots available for the working sequence. Save white 21 for the middle and keep the isolated magenta finish in mind: the final pixel is magenta.
Brown 30 can settle at 5 for a long stretch because its last pixels remain covered. Pink 10 and magenta 10 also wait during the crown and collar phase, and white 21 cannot reach the eye highlights through their dark neighbors early on. The solution is to keep clearing the surrounding regions through your other slots. Repeatedly picking a waiting color does not uncover its targets.
| Picture | Pharaoh cat in a patterned golden Egyptian headdress |
|---|---|
| Boxes in the level | 36 |
| Colors | 12 |
| Working slots | 5 |
Pharaoh Cat Answer Key and Refill Order
Dark grey, beige, beige, yellow, brown, blue, orange; larger yellow and dark grey refills; white, teal; late pink, orange, dark grey and red, with magenta taking the last pixel.
The repeated beige at the beginning refers to the boxes at 40 and 50, not an accidental duplicate in the answer key. Yellow, blue, orange and dark grey recur throughout the central part of the cat, so use the numbered steps to distinguish refills from the initial boxes. The white eye highlights are a midlevel task even though white is visible on the starting picture. Teal jewelry and the late details follow that opening work. Magenta appears during the crown phase as well as the finish, but its isolated remaining pixel is what finally closes the scene.
Solution Through the Gold, Crown and Collar
- Open the outline and sandy base. Begin with dark grey 30 for the outlines and beige 40 followed by beige 50 for the sandy base. Yellow 40 reaches the gold of the face and headdress, brown 30 starts the chest and paw shadows, and blue 25 works on the stripes. Refill through all five slots as earlier boxes finish, keeping the ants supplied with these broad areas. The opening beige pair is a useful reminder that matching colors may still be separate boxes with different counts.
Video walkthrough of level 100
Watch the pharaoh cat clear from its beige base and golden face into the crown and collar. The video also provides a reference for brown waiting at 5 and white 21 entering after the dark eye borders have opened.
- Feed the central sections. Continue with orange 20, blue 30, yellow 40 and dark grey 35 as room becomes available. The next part adds orange 20, blue 35 and dark grey 40, continuing the larger connected portions rather than the tiny highlights. Brown 30 from the opening may still show 5 throughout this phase because the remaining brown pixels are buried. Leave that brown box to complete when its neighbors clear instead of spending another pick on the same obstruction.
- Pick out the face details. Use yellow 35 for the remaining facial gold, pink 10 for the inner ears and red 15 for the collar. Dark grey 35 continues around the head outlines while those smaller details become accessible. Keep refilling the five working slots rather than leaving space unused between these available colors. These detail boxes can leave quickly once their paths are exposed, which helps the next crown and collar picks enter the sequence.
- Pass through the crown and collar. Send magenta 10 into the ears and crown jewel, then yellow 45 into the large golden crown. Dark grey 40 handles another substantial outline section, cyan 33 works on the collar ornament and red 16 takes the remaining red. Pink 10 and magenta 10 can appear motionless for a considerable part of this stretch. Their neighbors must disappear before those small details can finish, so keep distinguishing a blocked detail from an empty slot.
- Release the slow details. Now choose brown 9, yellow 30 for scattered gold and blue 29. This is the point to send white 21 to the eye highlights, since the earlier dark surroundings would have prevented useful work. Beige 4 clears very quickly, while dark grey 45 is the largest outline box and takes a much longer stay. Let that contrast guide your refills: a tiny count and a large outline do not need the same amount of working room.
- Close the headdress. Magenta 9 clears the headdress tips, followed by dark grey 24 for remaining outlines. Teal 23 takes the teal jewels and yellow 40 clears the gold at the top of the head. Continue with pink 23, orange 27, dark grey 25 and red 4 through the final details. Orange 27 arrives from a question-mark Hidden Box, and the last pixel to disappear is magenta even though red is near the end of the selection sequence.
Brown at 5 and the Delayed Eye Highlights
Check the eye highlights before blaming a slow white box. White 21 has dark pixels around its targets, so an early placement commits a slot without opening that route. During the later detail phase those surrounding dark sections have already been reduced, which is why the walkthrough postpones white. Keep your five slots working on colors with exposed targets while you approach that phase; an unused slot contributes nothing to the cat clear.
Brown 30 holding at 5 is a different checkpoint: the box has already eaten most of its reachable brown and needs the neighboring colors removed. Pink 10 and magenta 10 have a similar wait among the crown details. Those small counters do not mean another tap will finish them immediately. Continue the outlined phases, allow the surrounding colors to disappear and let the waiting boxes resolve through the newly opened paths.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you beat Food Hunt level 100?
Start dark grey 30, the beige boxes at 40 and 50, and yellow 40 before working through the central colors. Send white 21 during the middle detail phase, then finish the crown, jewels and remaining outlines. Across the 36 boxes, magenta supplies the last pixel.
Why does brown 30 stop at 5?
Its remaining 5 brown pixels are covered by other colors on the pharaoh cat. Let the surrounding yellow, blue and dark grey work continue until the brown route opens. Another tap on brown 30 does not remove those neighbors.
When should you use the white box on level 100?
White 21 belongs with the slow details, alongside brown 9, yellow 30 and blue 29. Before that phase, dark pixels enclose the eye highlights and prevent useful white progress. Delaying it preserves working space among the five slots.
What is the last color in the pharaoh cat puzzle?
Magenta takes the final pixel, which is one of the isolated details of the headdress. Late picks include pink 23, orange 27, dark grey 25 and red 4. Their position near the finish does not change the final magenta pixel.
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