Food Hunt Level 837 Walkthrough
Food Hunt level 837 opens with charcoal and mauve grey working around a white rabbit in a blue and light blue hood. Develop those openings, continue through the face and hood, then return to the cup and the detached ears and background patches. The face disappears well before every part of the picture is gone.
A beige box reading 6 remains in the tray across many stages. The blue cup beneath the rabbit and the teal lower-left patch also outlast much of the portrait. Two wooden counters begin at 1300 and 3, and a locked queue position is visible below the active slots. Keep the occupied tray and that lower queue lock separate when planning space.
| Picture | Long-eared rabbit in a blue hood holding a cup against a dark, red and mauve grey background |
|---|---|
| Colors | At least 13 visible groups: charcoal, mauve grey, red, orange, yellow, white, pale pink, pink, light blue, blue, teal, beige and brown |
| Slots at the start | 5 open positions; charcoal 37 and mauve grey 21 occupy the first two |
| Special elements | Wooden counters showing 1300 and 3, plus Key & Lock in the queue |
Rabbit Color Order Through the Hood and Cup
Charcoal and mauve grey openings with blue and light blue; white face, pink details and the hood; return to the cup, teal corner, ears and upper background islands.
Follow what disappears between views rather than assuming the background clears first. The rabbit face is largely absent while both long ears, red patches and orange sky lines remain above it. The cup survives below. That leaves several separate work areas in the later phase, with blue, white and beige boxes still occupying slots.
Rabbit Portrait Solution with Late Background Checks
- Build on the dark opening. The first two active boxes read 37 and 21. In the next opening view their counters have fallen to 24 and 8, and blue 25 is entering the tray. Continue from these visible dark and blue openings. There is no need to substitute a different starting count from a separate move list.
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The rabbit sequence makes the separation between face, cup and ears easy to compare. Follow the beige counter beside the blue boxes, and notice how upper background fragments survive the central portrait.
- Work the hood and the portrait edge. Blue and light blue boxes occupy the tray as the space around the rabbit opens. Beige 6 is already present and remains unchanged in the following views. The large counter falls through 984 and 793 while the ears and cup are still recognizable. Treat the portrait edge as the active work area without requiring the beige box to finish first.
- Clear through the white face. White and pink appear alongside blue during the middle pass. The face and much of the hood shrink while the upper red and mauve grey background remains in disconnected pieces. The smaller Wood Block changes from 3 to 2 and then 1. These changes provide checkpoints, but they do not specify an exact sequence of individual taps.
- Return below the vanished face. The cup is still a large light blue outline with a brown interior after most of the face is gone. A teal patch remains to its left. Later tray views show beige 6, blue 11 and another beige box at 10 together. Check the cup interior as well as its rim when deciding which of those remaining colors can progress.
- Inspect the detached ears and sky. Do not end your visual check at the cup. The final supplied picture still contains both ears, a charcoal fragment, red areas and orange lines near the top. White and beige counters have changed by that point, but pixels remain in several locations. Continue with the exposed remnants instead of treating a missing face as a completed level.
The Beige Six and the Cup That Stays
Beige 6 is the clearest prolonged unchanged reading in the supplied stages. It remains while the larger counter falls and much of the rabbit disappears. That makes it a useful reminder to keep working other exposed colors. The pictures alone do not identify the exact pixel that eventually lets this box continue.
Blue 11 is also visible in several later trays while the cup and some hood fragments remain. Compare its counter with the cup rim rather than adding more blue just because the portrait was originally blue. The queued boxes and the surviving image both matter: a repeated color name does not tell you which local patch is ready.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you beat Food Hunt level 837?
Continue the charcoal and mauve grey opening with the blue hood colors, then work through the white face and pink details. Revisit the cup below and the ears above once the center clears. Keep checking the visible leftovers rather than relying on a fixed final-color claim.
Is the animal a cat or a rabbit?
The picture has two long upright ears with pale pink interiors, so this guide describes a rabbit. Its white face sits inside a blue hood. The cup is below the face rather than replacing it as the only late target.
What should I check when beige stays at 6?
Look for progress in the surrounding blue, white and dark regions. Beige 6 persists through multiple stages without stopping the portrait from shrinking. Its exact restart trigger cannot be assigned from the supplied stills.
Does the cup remain after all the background disappears?
The cup remains late, but parts of the background remain too. Both ears and scattered red, orange and dark fragments are still visible above it in the final supplied stage. Inspect the whole image before choosing your next box.
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