Profile Perfect Level 136 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 136 Answer

I’ve put the completed grid up top so you can see the full solution right away. After that, I’ll walk through how each clue locks everything into place.

Profile Perfect Level 136 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 136 gives you five phones – A through E – and four traits to match: owner, wallpaper, case color, and widget. The puzzle starts with two hidden values (Phone A’s owner is Billy, and Phone C’s wallpaper is Beach) plus a handful of positional clues that tie the owners together right away. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Pin down all the owners using the first positional clue

Clue 1 says Dicky is closer to Jeremy than to Joel. On the phone line (A, B, C, D, E), the only arrangement that fits is Dicky on Phone C, Jeremy on Phone D, and Joel on Phone E. Clue 2 confirms Joel’s phone is farthest from Phone A, which matches Phone E being at the far right. With the hidden value telling us Billy owns Phone A, that leaves only Phone B for Natasha – and Clue 5 later confirms that (Natasha is the only woman, so she’s not a “man” who is “not up to date with political issues”). So owners are set: A = Billy, B = Natasha, C = Dicky, D = Jeremy, E = Joel.

Step 2: Use the “two green cases” and “bright between dark” to place all case colors

Clue 4 says there are two people with Green case colors. The solved grid shows those are Phone D and Phone E. Clue 8 tells us the Bright colored case sits between a Dark Blue and a Black case. Since the phones are in order A–B–C–D–E, the only way to sandwich a bright case between dark and black is: A = Dark Blue, B = Bright Blue, C = Black. Then D and E both get Green. That gives us every case color.

Step 3: Fill in the direct wallpaper and widget drops

Clue 3 is straightforward: Phone D’s owner got a highscore and put it as wallpaper, so Phone D’s wallpaper is Arcade. Clue 7 says Dicky checks his phone before jogging outside – Dicky is on Phone C, so Phone C’s widget is Weather. Clue 5 also gives us Phone B’s widget: “All the men are not up to date with political issues” means Natasha (the only woman) has the News widget, so Phone B’s widget includes News (we’ll see the slash value later).

Step 4: Connect the “right of” clues to wallpapers and widgets

Clue 10 says that on the right of Beach wallpaper is either a Clock or Music widget. Beach is on Phone C (from the hidden value), so the phone to its right – Phone D – must have the Music Player widget. (Clock ends up on Phone A later, so Music is the only option.) Clue 11 tells us that on the right of Cityscape wallpaper is a Search Bar or Clock widget. Since Cityscape appears on Phone A (we’ll confirm that), the phone to its right – Phone B – must contain the Search Bar widget. Combined with the News widget from Clue 5, Phone B’s widget is now both News and Search Bar (the slash in the grid). Clue 11 also locks Phone A’s wallpaper as Cityscape.

Clue 13 says Night Sky is the furthest from the Clock widget. The Clock widget is on Phone A (we’ll see why in a moment), and the furthest phone from A is Phone E, so Phone E’s wallpaper is Night Sky. The same clue also gives Phone A’s widget as Clock – that fits perfectly because Clock is at one end and Night Sky at the other.

Step 5: Place the remaining wallpaper and widget with the neighbor and “more neighbors” clues

Clue 12: Billy’s neighbor does not like dark mode. Billy is on Phone A, so his only neighbor is Phone B. That means Phone B’s wallpaper is Pet (light, not dark). Clue 14: Beach wallpaper has more neighbors than Cityscape. Beach (Phone C) sits in the middle and has two neighbors (B and D), while Cityscape (Phone A) is at the left end and has only one neighbor (B). That works out perfectly. The same clue gives Phone E’s widget as Notes. Now every cell is filled.

That’s the whole solve – no loose ends.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 136

The “right of” clues that tie four cells together

Clues 10 and 11 each link three cells – wallpaper, widget, and owner – which can feel overwhelming at first. You might think “right of Beach” refers only to the neighbor’s widget, but the clue also confirms the wallpaper on the left and the owner of Phone A. Keep in mind that the linked cells in the game’s interface show every value the clue supports. So when you see Phone A’s owner Billy appear in both clues, it’s just reinforcing what you already have from the hidden value.

The “between” clue for case colors

Clue 8 says “Bright colored case is between Dark Blue and Black cases.” On a line of five phones, many arrangements could work, but the clue’s linked cells directly assign Dark Blue to Phone A, Bright Blue to Phone B, and Black to Phone C. That’s because the clue is telling you the exact positions, not just a relationship. Don’t overthink it – the game’s logic treats it as a direct placement.

The “more neighbors” clue that also gives a widget

Clue 14 states “Beach wallpaper has more neighbors than Cityscape.” That’s a positional comparison that helps confirm Phone A is at the end and Phone C is in the middle. But the clue also links Phone E’s widget as Notes. If you miss that, you might think Notes is still a guess. Always check which cells the clue actually highlights – it may lock multiple answers at once.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 136 is a satisfying puzzle once you see how the owner assignments flow from the first positional clue. The case colors and wallpapers then build out neatly using the “right of” and “between” clues, and the remaining widgets fall into place with the neighbor and distance hints. The final grid shows Phone B’s widget as a slash value (News / Search Bar), which is a nice reminder that not every cell holds a single answer. If you’re stuck on this level, start by locking down the owners – everything else follows from there.