Brain Out Level 130

Overview

A small bunny waits on one side of a gap while a carrot sits on a platform across it, with five hearts drawn above and jump controls on screen. The bunny alone cannot make the long jump, so one of the hearts is used as a power-up that enlarges the bunny before the crossing attempt. After growing, the bunny can move across and reach the carrot.
The gap between the two platforms is wide enough that the bunny's normal jump falls short, and the five hearts above are the only resource that can change the bunny's size.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Look at the bunny, the separated platforms, and the carrot on the far side. The distance is too wide for the bunny's normal jump, and the hearts above are the only extra resource on screen.
2. Drag one of the hearts from above the scene down to the bunny. The heart acts as a growth boost and makes the bunny bigger.
3. Once the bunny has grown, use the side arrow to walk it toward the edge of its platform, lining up the jump toward the carrot.
4. Press the JUMP button to launch the enlarged bunny across the gap onto the platform holding the carrot.
5. Let the bunny reach the carrot and eat it. If the jump falls short, verify the heart was consumed before the jump; a normal-sized bunny will not clear the gap.

Drag a heart onto the bunny before touching the movement controls; watch the bunny grow, since that size change is what makes the long jump possible. Walk the enlarged bunny to the platform edge, line it up squarely with the far side, then press JUMP so the launch carries it across the gap toward the carrot. If the bunny drops short, verify the heart was actually consumed before the jump; a normal-sized bunny cannot clear the distance. The level completes once the grown bunny reaches the carrot and eats it.

Strategy & Reasoning

The hearts are not decoration in this level; they are the only object that changes the bunny's capability. The gap exists precisely because the default bunny is too small, so a growth step has to happen before any movement input. The arrows and jump button stay available, but they only work after the size problem has been solved with the heart. The hearts are power-ups rather than decoration, and the movement buttons only become useful after the size problem is solved. The gap exists precisely because the default bunny is too small, so feeding it a heart comes before any walking or jumping, and the arrow and JUMP inputs handle the crossing once the growth boost is in place.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Use a heart on the bunny before trying to jump; the enlarged size is what clears the gap.
• Align the bunny at the edge before pressing JUMP, otherwise the jump may miss the far platform.
• Do not drag the carrot across first; the carrot stays on its platform until the bunny reaches it.