Wafer Windmill

Wafer Windmill is the 41st episode of Candy Crush Saga and the fifth episode of World Seven. This episode was released on June 11, 2014. The champion title for this episode is Wafer Vagabond.

Story
Before episode: Tiffi asks the Dutch Girl the item she is looking for. She replies that she has lost her wafer and says if she cannot find it she will eat the windmill, in which the windmill frowns. After episode: Tiffi uses a metal (or, in this case, wafer) detector to find the wafer and the Dutch Girl does not worry about eating the windmill, and the windmill smiles.

New things

 * The central candy cannon in level 600 can dispense three types of items now - ingredients, candy bombs, and liquorice swirls. Previously, the cannons only dispensed a maximum of two types of items.

Guide


Levels


This episode contains levels 591-605. Wafer Windmill episode contains some hard levels like 591, 593, and 603 and two very hard levels, 596 and 597. It also contains level 600, an ingredient level. It is also the first (and currently only) level in which a dispenser dispenses three types of things. This episode is considered easier than the previous episode, Gummy Gardens.
 * Easiest level: Level 605
 * Hardest level: Level 596 or Level 597

There are 8 jelly levels, 6 ingredients levels , and 1 candy order level.

Trivia

 * This episode would most likely take place in the Netherlands.
 * This episode has alliteration. This is the 3rd episode in a row to have alliteration.
 * This episode was released on the same date as Jurassic Jaws in Dreamworld.
 * Wafer Windmill is the last episode by alphabetical order in Reality.
 * This is the first episode to have only one candy order level.
 * This is the fourth time the first word of the episode in Reality is used before. It has Wafer like Wafer Wharf (which was ironically the episode that introduced candy order levels and had most). The first time with Candy Town, Candy Factory and Candy Clouds, second with Chocolate Mountains and Chocolate Barn and third with Jelly Jungle and Jelly Wagon. If the Dreamworld series are added in as well, it will be a total of six times (the fourth with Sleepy Slopes and Sleepy Sunrise and the fifth with Funky Factory and Funky Fortress).
 * The episode's pathway has been uncovered since the release of Gummy Gardens.
 * This episode continues the trend of having no timed levels.
 * This episode continues the trend of having no toffee tornadoes.
 * This episode breaks the trend of every level containing conveyor belts as levels 591 and 604 don't have any.
 * There are five 4-colours levels in this episode, which is more than most episodes.
 * This is the first episode since Crunchy Castle, which is 25 episodes earlier, that ends with a 4-colours level
 * This is also the 4th episode in the game to end with a 4-colour level, the first three being Cupcake Circus, Caramel Cove, and Crunchy Castle, all 3 having words starting with one letter and close to each other (episodes 13, 14, and 16 respectively)
 * Like Sweet Surprise, Pudding Pagoda, and Meringue Moor, this episode starts with a hard level.
 * This episode contains the fourth string of more than two ingredients levels.
 * This is the first episode in the whole entire game to have 3 straight consecutive ingredient levels in this episode 600, 601, 602. The second episode is Toffee Tower and the third episode is Chewy Citadel.
 * The end of the story has an error: It says "Thank's a lot" when it should say "Thanks a lot."
 * On mobile devices, the windmill always show a happy face regardless of level number. On Facebook, the windmill will always show a sad face until the wafer is found at the end of Level 605.
 * This episode contains Level 594, a level that looks like a windmill. However, others may think it resembles a swastika.
 * When this episode was released on mobile devices, the level numbers get wider and much clearer. This made the game more attractive on mobile devices.
 * This episode starts the trend of levels that end in 0 are not Jelly levels.