Stage
24-40
Suggested level
432
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10 teams · Why are there several results for one stage?
Stage
24-40
Suggested level
432
▲ Enemy side
Stage
24-40
Suggested level
443
▲ Enemy side
Stage
24-40
Suggested level
449
▲ Enemy side
Stage
24-40
Suggested level
465
▲ Enemy side
Stage
24-40
Suggested level
467
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Stage
24-40
Suggested level
474
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24-40
Suggested level
494
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Stage
24-40
Suggested level
518
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24-40
Suggested level
545
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Stage
24-40
Suggested level
Unknown
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Teams hand-picked from the community and test-run before posting · Images: Clash of Critters Wiki
24-40 drew the same question over and over: is there a lineup without a T3 butterfly? Lineup 1 is part of the answer, because the butterfly here is Ripplewing, the T2 form, at the back of lane 3 behind Ospisces and Cheerlet. Waveflutter is listed in its place if you do have the T3. Players also mentioned an alternative without the T3 moth and the T3 mantis that does work but inconsistently, and the sunflower's healing on the enemy side adds randomness either way. One lineup that cleared at level 488 with two seconds left was later reported to no longer work.
Lane 3 is built to make the T2 butterfly's sleep count. Ospisces pulls enemies into its whirlpool and stacks Weak when it catches several, so Ripplewing's water bombs land on a gathered pack.
Lane 4 acts as the longest: Clawzor, Charflutter, Azurion and Frugagon. Lane 1 carries Zappur with Zapantler two rows behind, and that Zappur cell has the most listed alternatives of anything here, with Blitzmane the usual choice. In lane 5 you'll find Hellhound, Capypapa and Frostique.
The mantis in lane 2 is listed as Manteeny, ahead of Trippet and Tideon. Rockwu, Stalkerix or Jarachnid can go in its place, and Jarachnid stuns nearby enemies when its shield breaks. Capobeetle, Serrabloom or Cheerspring can replace Clawzor, and Sealoon can replace Capypapa.
Lineups are numbered in the order shown above, left to right, top to bottom.