Angry Birds Space Beak Impact Bonus Level S-21 Walkthrough - AngryBirdsNest.com

Don’t give up @Hunnybunny. Try this instead.

S-21 revisited. I still stand by my original strategy for potential 240+ scores. On two occasions I was foiled on the second shot by a lone pig surviving on the left side. The second shot looks like an easy shot but has to be accomplished perfectly to get the desired destruction.

But I found an easier first shot. I don’t think the score potential is quite as high, but it is more repeatable which lets you attempt the tough second shot with more frequency. Scores in the 230-236k range with a high of 239k so far.

1st shot: Far right lavasteroid. On my iPad I aim through the bright star at medium power. Increased/decreased power will affect the altitude of your shot and drastically change the outcome. So be as consistent as possible while you search for the sweet spot. Activate between the middle of the lava and the attached boulders on the right. You want the lavasteroid to rotate 90 degrees and fall on the helmeted pig. Very important! It must fall at 90 degrees. One lava bit will travel to the center boulder group causing it to split. One boulder will go up to activate the greenies while the other falls to the surface causing the destruction of the left side of the tall clock(?) tower. Greenies will rain down on the right side of the planet mutating all right side pigs and destroy the remaining debris. The greenies will also push the center lavasteroid toward the planet. All that should remain now are the two far left structures and about four pigs. I have on occasion had the far left lavasteroid become involved for a one birder but never got better than 231k. If it falls correctly, a score of 250k is possible. But it rarely falls.

2nd shot: This is the critical shot because it must bring down the remaining floating boulders as magma bits once the lavasteroid hits the planet. I aim between the remaining lavasteroid on the left and the boulder group to the left of it. As an aiming guide I use the four faint stars below the right of the boulder group. I shoot through the brightest star on the bottom right of that grouping. Activate at about 45 degrees relative to the boulder group. Not the lavasteroid. You want the boulder group to be pulled right and the lavasteroid to be pulled left and rotate about 135 degrees. In other words, you want the lavasteroid to land “almost” flat. The angle it lands is important! You want the lava bits that are projected into space to align with the remaining floating boulder groups. Just watch the lava trajectories and adjust your position. For non-iPad flingers, shoot about one third of the distance between the boulders and the lavasteroid. In other words, closer to the left boulder group.

I know this looks complicated, but once you find the sweet spots, it’s fairly easy and repeatable for 230k+ scores.
Good luck flingers. You too Mrs. Bunny. lol