Pixel Flow Level 205 Solution | Pixel Flow 205 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 205 Walkthrough

This level features a pixel art portrait of a "Chibi" style anime girl with hot pink hair streaks and a giant white bow. The primary colors you’ll be juggling are Cream (background), Black (outlines), White (face/dress), and Hot Pink (details).

The rules are simple but punishing: clear the voxel layers to expose the core. Match pig colors to block colors. However, Pixel Flow Level 205 is a very hard level. The main reason is the massive "Ice" walls on the left side (with 40 and 60 HP) and the bottom right (20 HP). These barriers soak up ammo meant for the actual picture, creating a serious efficiency bottleneck.

Pixel Flow Level 205 Overview

Think of this board as a fortress. The "Chibi Girl" is sitting in the center, surrounded by a sea of Cream-colored background blocks. She has a distinct striped hair pattern—alternating pink and black—and a very solid white face.

The board is heavily asymmetrical because of the Ice Barriers.

• The Left Flank: Completely shut down by two vertical ice blocks. The top one has 40 hit points; the bottom has 60. That is 100 ammo units of damage you have to deal just to touch the left side of the artwork.
• The Right Flank: Much more open. The ice block here only has 20 HP.
• The Top: Completely exposed.

This layout dictates your entire strategy: You cannot attack the left side early. It’s too expensive. You have to flank from the top and right.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 205

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 205

Your first move must be the Cream/Beige Background on the Right and Top sides.

Narratively, you are clearing the empty space to get to the girl. Logically, this is the only play that doesn't waste ammo. The level starts you off with a chain of Cream pigs (20 ammo each). Since the Cream blocks on the right are exposed, these pigs will unload their entire clip immediately and clear quickly.

Do not try to force shots on the left side yet. If you put a pig in play that targets pixels behind the "60" Ice wall, that pig will waste all its ammo chipping at the ice and likely won't finish the job, clogging your waiting slots. Clear the easy Cream blocks on the right first to keep your board flow moving.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 205 without power ups or boosters

The mid-game of Pixel Flow Level 205 is about managing the Black Outlines. Once the Cream background is largely gone, you will be left with the character's black outline. This is the skeleton of the level.

Here is the priority shift when playing without boosters:

1. Finish the Cream: Even the bits trapped on the left. By now, stray shots might have lowered the ice HP. You might have to sacrifice a high-ammo pig just to shatter that "60" HP block eventually, but wait until you have no other moves.
2. Target Black Next: The black blocks form the hair and dress edges. They are usually the highest layer remaining after the background is gone. Clearing the black outline often splits the remaining blocks into smaller, manageable clusters (like the pink hair stripes or the white face).
3. Watch the "Waiting Slots": This is where you lose. Because the Ice blocks on the left prevent pigs from clearing their lanes, you risk having 3 or 4 pigs sitting in your slots, unable to hit their colors. Be extremely picky. If a pig’s target is behind ice, do not pick it unless you have a free slot to spare for a long time.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 205

The final grind usually involves the Hot Pink hair stripes and the White face.

By this stage, the ice should be shattered. You will likely have a few deep-layer blocks hiding at the very bottom of the board where the girl's legs would be. These are often obscured by the last row of the "dress" pixels.

Save your White pigs. The face is a dense 4x4 or 5x5 block of solid white. It eats a lot of ammo. If you wasted your white pigs early trying to snipe single pixels, you will run out of ammo here. The pink stripes are easier; they are vertical lines that usually clear in one or two passes. Focus on clearing the vertical stripes first so you can access the final bottom row.