Hello there fellow gamers! If you are looking for a guide to Petpet Cannonball, you came to the right place! Let's get to the point! The main objective of the game is to shoot each petpet through the bucket and earn points. It is pretty basic, you get 3 petpets to fire per level and you start with 10 tries, but you earn one extra try every time you manage to shoot a petpet through the bucket.

Controls
The controls are very basic: use the up and down arrow keys to aim the cannon and the space bar to fire. You must hold down the space bar to gain more power, the more power the farther the petpet goes.

Scoring
The scoring is based on two factors: the weight of the petpet and the number of tries it takes you to get a petpet through the bucket. The heavier the petpet, the more points you earn, and the less tries it takes you, the more points you earn. Here is my general rule of thumb for this game: do not shoot anything through that bucket that weighs less than 1.2 kg. Here's what each petpet weighs:

Petpet	Weight
	0.8kg
	0.9kg
	1.0kg
	1.2kg
	1.3kg
	1.4kg
	1.5

This is the part where most people get stuck on: shooting the petpet. It is actually quite simple once you see the various shapes that the cannon and the background form. In addition, there are certain ways to line up the petpet that can also guarantee a score I have screen shots of all the shapes for each level below. Now for the power level, I always just max it, if the position of the cannon is right, then all you need to do is max the power and you can shoot the petpet in the bucket. However, there is one exception, which I will mention later. The only thing is that I don't have screen shots of the Tenna for the first two levels, those are extremely rare to get in the game.
Level 1:

For the first two levels of the game, each petpet can be lined up at a specific spot to ensure it will got in with maximum power. For level one, I always use the line in the middle of the anchor to help me line it up





For the Snowbunny use the second ear to line it up (the one behind the larger one)








Level Two:

For level two, continue to use the line in the middle of the anchor.

Try to line up the center of the second eye (the one almost hidden).