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The Sandman Will Keep You Awake - The Loop
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| Elements Recurring: Carpet | Chains | Cherries | Cookies | Donuts | Ice Layer: Boxes | Carpet Roll | Cat Houses | Cat Treats | Jelly | Ribbons with Bows | Statues | Surprise Box | Walnut Fluid and Spreading: Cooking Pots | Ivy | Oil | Rich Suds | Soap | Soap Foamer | Suds | Steam Container: Apples | Bear-in-a-Box | Color Pencils | Corn | Hats | Jam | Jelly Packages | Lemonade | Light Bulbs | Refrigerators | Rings Special: Generator | Gramophone | Gravitation | Magic Hats | Plasma Globe | Portals | Puzzles | Tiles | Toaster Other Elements: Ball of Yarn | Brooches | Compasses | Vacuum | Water Buckets Other Obstacles: Alarm Clock | Balloons | Blankets | Cobwebs | Flower Pots | Ice Bomb | Phone | Walls | Window Blinds |
Statues are special Semi-Obstacles in Homescapes. They must be chiseled and collected to move them. To do so, use any Power-up besides the Rainbow Ball.
Tips on Statues
- Paper Planes are best for isolated Statues.
- Bombs and Rockets chisel many Statues at once.
- In Statue Levels with a second Level Goal, unless it is Power-ups, collect Statues first.
Trivia
- It is the third destructible element that can not be affected by Rainbow Balls. The first two are Cookies and Simple Walls, which are the first Element that could not be destroyed with pieces.
- Hence, Statues are the second elements that can not be chiseled using pieces.
- The statue resembles the cat, making it the first element to reference a character.
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