Reality | Dreamworld |
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Episode | 26 |
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World (Flash) | 5 |
World (HTML5) | 6 |
Levels | 366-380 |
Characters | Neko and Bubblegum Troll |
Champion title | Sherbet Shogun |
New features | Unsettled ![]() |
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Difficulty | Very Hard |
Previous | Next |
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Pudding Pagoda is the 26th episode in Candy Crush Saga and the first episode of World 6 (HTML5). This episode was released on 14 May 2013. The champion title for this episode is Sherbet Shogun.
Story[]
Before episode:
Neko needs Tiffi to stop Gumzilla (aka Bubblegum Troll) from causing destruction to her pagoda tower.
After episode:
The Gumzilla monster turned out to be the Bubblegum Troll. Tiffi and the Bubblegum Troll fight with pretzel sticks until he went back to normal, saying, "I'll be back! HA HA!" and Neko becomes happy and thanked her.
New things[]
- Cake bombs (
) were formerly introduced in level 366, however, now their first appearance is level 441. (Brief Description: A blocker with 8 segments. Once all eight are destroyed, it removes all candies and one-hit blockers from the screen, as well as taking off layers.) It is a very unique blocker, and is the first blocker to take up more than one square - they take up 4 squares in a 2×2 shape.
- Toffee swirl cannons spawn toffee swirls while candies are settling for the first time in level 378.
Levels[]

This episode contains levels 366-380.
Pudding Pagoda is a very hard episode, with a mean of 5.07. It has three somewhat hard levels: 369, 371 and 377, three hard levels: 372, 374 and 378, one very hard level: 375, and two nearly impossible levels: 370 and 380. Overall, it is of similar difficulty to the previous episode, Fudge Islands.
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5 | 3 | 5 | 2 |
The easiest : Level 366 |
The hardest : Level 370 |
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Level 370 | Level 372 | Level 375 | Level 379 | Level 380 |
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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Level | Type | Moves | Target score | Goal | Walkthrough | Remarks | |
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366 | ![]() |
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11,700 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 366 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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367 | ![]() |
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200,000 | ![]() ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 367 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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368 | ![]() |
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20,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 368 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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369 | ![]() |
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50,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 369 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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370 | ![]() |
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20,000 | ![]() ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 370 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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371 | ![]() |
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80,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 371 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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372 | ![]() |
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120,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 372 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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373 | ![]() |
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6,400 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 373 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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374 | ![]() |
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20,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 374 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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375 | ![]() |
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18,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 375 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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376 | ![]() |
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6,500 | ![]() ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 376 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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377 | ![]() |
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66,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 377 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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378 | ![]() |
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82,000 | ![]() ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 378 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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379 | ![]() |
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20,000 | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 379 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
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380 | ![]() |
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100,000 | ![]() |
Candy Crush Saga LEVEL 380 NO BOOSTERS (new version) |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]

Hirosaki Castle, Japan
- This is the second time an episode introduces something that makes a reference to the episode previous to it. The episode formerly introduced cake bombs, and cakes appeared in the background of Fudge Islands. The first one was chocolate which was formerly introduced in Minty Meadow, the episode after Chocolate Mountains.
- This episode seems to take place in Japan. The mountain at the back layer of the Godzilla and some pink trees resembles this episode as cherry blossoms. The three-story building resembles the green pagoda in the game. The red rails also match.
- Even Neko is in Japanese clothes.
- All levels in this episode contain cake bombs. 373 has 6 cake bombs, the most out of any level.
- When this episode was released, there were numerous changes that were related to the colour bomb.
- It now gives off points in an arithmetic format, instead of the traditional format. This allows scoring of high points when you use this special candy.
- The interface when you trigger a colour bomb + wrapped candy has been changed.
- The banner text is not exactly centered. It is slightly aligned to the left (Flash only).
- This episode's pathway on Flash is reused for Biscuit Bungalow.
- The pagoda is seen in the background in Spicy Shop, but it is red instead of green.
- This episode was released on 14 May 2013, exactly one year before Gummy Gardens was released on 14 May 2014.
- On mobile, this episode was released on the same date as Licorice Tower.
- This was the first episode without chameleon candies, until they were removed in 2021.
- "Gumzilla" is a pun on "Godzilla".
- Incidentally, Godzilla is also from Japan - many famous movies include him.
- The text in the story says its own episode name: Gumzilla is wrecking the Pudding Pagoda! Stop him!
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