Food Hunt Level 733 Walkthrough

Published: 2026-11-13

Begin Food Hunt level 733 with blue and then light blue, use the opening around the background to reach the girl, and delay orange and red. The picture is a girl wearing glasses with pink crab claws on her head, against light blue with a zodiac symbol. Nine colors make up the level, and the completely enclosed orange area needs dark grey, cream and its other neighbors removed before it can finish.

The main restriction is the amount of each color covered by its neighbors: red is 89% enclosed, cream 86%, dark purple 83% and dark grey 79%. Several of these boxes selected early can occupy most of the five slots while doing little work. Pink and purple have more accessible pixels but still need patience. A spider hangs on a web below the picture, another visual landmark of this board.

Crab-Claw Girl Answer Key: Blue Edges to Red Details

Blue, light blue and exposed edges; dark grey, cream, pink and purple as access opens; orange, dark purple and red in the closing part.

The background opening is the dependable part of this plan: blue starts the largest job and light blue removes accessible edge pixels alongside it. After that, choose between the girl colors according to the lower queue and the space their neighbors have exposed. Pink can begin after background clearance even though much of it remains covered. Purple belongs before dark purple because its enclosure is lighter. Orange and red should stay late, with orange dependent on every surrounding color and red heavily covered despite having a small accessible portion.

Solution for the Zodiac Portrait and Pink Claws

1. Begin with the largest blue area. Choose blue when it first reaches the available queue. It accounts for 23.7% of the board, more than any other color in the nine-color picture. Its box cannot leave until the ants have eaten all its pixels, so the large area needs a head start. Starting this broad background work first helps release room before the heavily enclosed portrait colors become your main choices.

Video walkthrough of level 733

Watch blue and light blue open the portrait before pink, cream and the purple shades become useful. The video continues through the late orange and red work after the surrounding dark grey and cream have been eaten.

2. Clear the light blue edges. Use light blue while the first blue box is still chewing. The light blue background generally has reachable edge pixels, allowing its ants to make quick progress around the drawing. Having these two active colors working together is appropriate for the opening. Leave the positions they free available for the next accessible part of the girl rather than immediately replacing them with the most enclosed shades.
3. Reach the pink claws. Pink has 66% of its pixels covered, but some become reachable once the background is eaten. Add pink when its turn appears and those newly exposed patches can give its ants work. A fast zero is not the expectation for this partly enclosed color. Let the accessible pink pixels disappear while the removal of nearby shades gradually opens the rest of the claws and the other pink detail.
4. Open dark grey and cream. Dark grey is 79% enclosed, while cream has an even larger covered share at 86%. These boxes make little progress before their neighboring colors have been eaten. Bring them in after blue and light blue have substantially reduced the background, using their newly exposed edges as your guide. Continue removing nearby colors so each opening adds reachable pixels instead of leaving both boxes waiting behind an unchanged surrounding layer.
5. Put purple ahead of dark purple. Purple has 61% of its area surrounded, making it easier to work through than the more heavily covered portrait shades. Dark purple is 83% enclosed and holds its place for much longer if introduced without a route. Give purple the earlier opportunity when the queue allows it. Reserve dark purple for the later opening, so its longer wait does not consume space needed to reach other hidden sections.
6. Release orange and red late. Every orange cell is surrounded by dark grey, cream and two additional colors. Red is 89% enclosed, so it also needs extensive neighboring clearance before it can finish. Choose these colors in the closing stretch after dark grey and cream have mostly disappeared. Their late entry lets the ants reach the remaining pixels without the prolonged early waits that would otherwise occupy your slots.

Which Covered Share Is Holding Your Slot?

Compare the waiting color with its actual enclosure before expecting an immediate finish. Purple has 61% covered and pink 66%, while dark grey rises to 79% and cream to 86%. Dark purple is 83% covered and red 89%. Orange is the fully surrounded exception: every one of its pixels depends on clearance around it. These differences explain why a purple choice can work sooner than a dark purple one even when both seem visible on the portrait.

Rotate the available space around those different workloads. With five positions, limit the simultaneous heavy waiting group to two or three boxes instead of letting cream, red and the darker shades claim every opening. When blue finally leaves, give that place to a color whose neighboring pixels are already gone. Continue through exposed background and edge work from the queue; an idle enclosed color does not become accessible simply because another waiting box joins it.

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