Pixel Flow Level 467 Solution | Pixel Flow 467 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 467 Walkthrough

This level features a jolly circus elephant dressed to impress in a purple tuxedo, standing against a massive wall of pale green tiles. The board is dense. You have a central figure that is very "thick" with layers (the elephant's head and body), surrounded by a background that looks simple but hides tricky scattered pixels in the corners.

The rules are standard: match the pig color to the pixel color. However, because of the chaotic "confetti" pixels in the top corners and the solid blocks of the elephant's body, slot management is brutal here. One wrong move with a stray blue or red pig can choke your board. Is it hard? Yes. I would classify Pixel Flow Level 467 as a very hard level simply due to the sheer volume of background noise relative to the main figure.

Pixel Flow Level 467 Overview

We are looking at a performance. The main character is a grey elephant with large, pink-lined ears. He’s wearing a sharp purple suit jacket with yellow trim and a crisp white shirt front (or maybe a bib). The background is a solid field of light green, resembling a circus floor or a grassy backdrop.

The board is not symmetrical, and that’s where the trouble starts.

• The Corners: The top left has a vertical streak of blue and red pixels, almost like rain or a curtain. The top right has a dense cluster of multi-colored pixels (red, blue, yellow) that looks like an umbrella or a burst of balloons.
• The Bottom: There’s a yellow and blue ball on the left, and a red and blue diamond shape on the right.
• The Core: The elephant himself is a massive block of Grey, Purple, and White. This is your safe zone. When in doubt, you hit the elephant.

The visual trap here is the green background. It feels like "filler," but because it surrounds everything, you have to peel it back carefully to reach the edges of the elephant’s suit.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 467

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 467

You need to attack the Light Green background immediately.

Here is the logic: The green tiles cover about 40% of the surface area. They are the "crust" of the level. If you look at your pig queue, you will often see high-ammo Green pigs (holding 20 shots). You cannot waste these.

Start at the bottom center, between the elephant's legs. Clear that green patch. Then, work your way up the sides. Do not try to clear the "confetti" (the blue/red dots) in the top corners yet. Why? Because those are isolated pixels. If you grab a Blue pig now, it might shoot 3 pixels and then sit in your waiting slot with 17 ammo left, clogging the machine. The Green background is a solid, continuous block. A Green pig will empty its entire magazine there, keeping your slots free.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 467 without power ups or boosters

By the mid-game, the green grass should be mostly gone. The board will look messy. You’ll have a half-eaten elephant floating in void space.

Now, you must switch your priority to Purple and Grey.

The elephant's purple jacket and grey head are the "anchors" of Pixel Flow Level 467. They are deep, multi-layered structures.

• The Purple Suit: This is a safe bet for your Purple pigs. It’s a huge, connected region. You won't get stuck with leftover ammo.
• The Grey Head: Same deal. It's a big target.

The Logic Trap to Avoid: Ignore the "White" shirt initially if you can. The white section is actually quite fragmented—it’s on the tusks, the eyes, the shirt, and the shoes. It’s not one big block like the purple jacket. If you accept a White pig too early, it might clear the shirt and then have no path to the shoes, forcing it to sit in a slot.

Wait until you have cleared enough Purple and Grey to "bridge" the gaps between the white sections. You want a clear line of sight from the shirt down to the feet.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 467

The endgame of Pixel Flow 467 is annoying. You will likely be left with the Black pixels and the scattered Confetti.

• The Black Pixels: These form the outline of the elephant and his shoes. They are usually on the bottom-most layer. You won't even see them until the Purple and Grey are stripped away. Save your Black pigs for the very end; do not slot them early.
• The Confetti (Blue/Red/Yellow): These are the worst. They are single-pixel voxels floating in the top corners. You will need to grab a Blue or Red pig, let it shoot one or two pixels, and then accept that it will occupy a waiting slot until the game ends. This is why you kept your slots empty during the Green phase! You need those empty slots now to hold these "useless" pigs that can't empty their ammo because there are only 3 red pixels left on the whole map.

Clean the elephant's shoes (Black/White) last. That’s usually where the final hidden voxel is buried.