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Monster Market

Library scene 119 · Walkthrough

Locate all 15 pictured shapes in Monster Market. Match this target list first: later recordings reuse the background with different requested objects.

Find Out Hidden Objects reference chapter 2, scene 5 Monster Market real gameplay
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Find Out Hidden Objects reference chapter 2, scene 5: Locate all 15 pictured shapes in Monster Market. Match this target list first: later recordings reuse the background with different requested objects.

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Monster Market step-by-step solution

Match this exact picture and requested target list first. Target list in the 2020-06-09 Uzie Network Channel recording; match the pictured icons, not a modern chapter number. This page is Hidden Objects reference chapter 2, scene 5; its URL number is a Level Clue library ID, not current app numbering. 15 targets were checked for this reference variant. The overall game library is still in progress.

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Match the pictured scene

Start by locating the red beetle on the green scrap at the lower left; the purple mug on the shelves behind the girl; the dark round ball shape in the small blue monster's eye. The object may be an outline within another object rather than a loose item.

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If the solution does not advance

  • Compare the picture, target icons and target total. The same background can have different requested objects in another version.
  • Scroll the target strip to check its full length. A next-stage button can unlock before every requested icon is collected.
  • For interactive scenes, finish the preceding drag, hold or combination before looking for the resulting target.

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