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| Episode | 359 |
| World (Flash) | None |
| World (HTML5) | 72 |
| Levels | 5361-5375 |
| Characters | Jean-Luc |
| Champion title | Candy Cupid |
| New features |  ( ) in  ( ) in Non-spawning colour  in  Non-spawning colour in  Non-spawning  in 
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| Release date |  - 4 September 2019  - 11 September 2019
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| Difficulty | Very Hard |
| Previous | Next |
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Perfect Picnic is the 359th episode in Candy Crush Saga and the fourth episode of World 72 (HTML5). This episode was released on 4 September 2019. The champion title for this episode is Candy Cupid.
Contents
Story[edit | edit source]
Tiffi and Jean-Luc have a picnic in the park.
New things[edit | edit source]
- Locked lucky candies appear in two-layered crystals for the first time in level 5364. It's also the first level where lucky candies that yield jelly fish when opened appear in crystals.
- Mystery candies of a colour that doesn't spawn appear in sugar chests for the first time in level 5373.
- Non-spawning yellow candy bombs appear in one-layered sugar chests for the first time in the same level.
Levels[edit | edit source]
This episode contains levels 5361-5375.
Perfect Picnic is a very hard episode, with a mean of 5.8. It contains three hard levels: 5366, 5370 and 5372, four very hard levels: 5361, 5362, 5367 and 5375, and one extremely hard level: 5368. Overall, it is easier than the previous episode, Cocoa Courtyard.
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| The easiest : Level 5363 |
The hardest : Level 5368 |
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Level 5366
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Level 5374
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| 5361 | 5362 | 5363 | 5366 | 5368 | 5370 | ||||
Difficulty code summary (details here)
None • Very Easy • Easy • Somewhat Easy • Medium • Somewhat Hard • Hard • Very Hard • Extremely Hard • Nearly Impossible • Variable
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| 5361 |
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30,000 |  : 65
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| 5362 |
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150,000 |  : 6 : 54
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| 5363 |
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10,000 | : 17 : 45
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| 5364 |
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10,000 |  : 30  : 2
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| 5365 |
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40,000 |  : 4
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| 5366 |
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35,000 | : 16 : 45
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| 5367 |
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74,000 | : 36
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| 5368 |
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30,000 | : 69
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| 5369 |
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55,000 |  : 55,000 pts
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| 5370 |
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10,000 | : 4
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| 5371 |
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40,000 | : 61
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| 5372 |
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40,000 | : 4
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| 5373 |
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35,000 | : 76
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| 5374 |
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10,000 | : 2  : 2
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| 5375 |
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40,000 | : 51
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Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- This is one of the episodes to be based around a picnic, along with Piñata Park and Shaky Shire.
- This episode's name has relation to food and/or drink. A "picnic" is a meal eaten outdoors, often in a grassy location, and comes in a basket with a blanket to sit on.
- This is the 31st HTML5-exclusive episode with a name that uses two words which have never been used before.
