Profile Perfect Level 21 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 21 Answer

Here’s the completed grid up front, and I’ll walk through how each clue pins it down step by step.

Profile Perfect Level 21 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 21 throws you into a lineup of three criminals with three traits each: their name, a physical identifier, and the crime they committed. No initial answers are locked in, but two clues come marked as “initial” hints that give us a solid starting point. The rest of the clues are direct matches, so once you place one piece, the others fall into place quickly. Let’s work through it.

Step 1: Lock in Criminal B’s offense and Criminal C’s identifier

The first clue says Criminal B is a Murderer. That’s a direct assignment: I immediately put Murder under Criminal B’s offense. No ambiguity there.

The second clue says the Criminal on the right has a notable Mustache. In Profile Perfect, the subjects are always shown left to right in the grid order: Criminal A, then Criminal B, then Criminal C. So “on the right” means the rightmost subject, which is Criminal C. That means Criminal C’s identifier is Big Mustache. I fill that in for Criminal C’s identifier cell.

Now I have two confirmed cells: Criminal B’s offense and Criminal C’s identifier.

Step 2: Use Edmond’s clue to complete Criminal C

The fourth clue tells us Edmond was the Drug Dealer in his area. That does two things at once: it gives Criminal C the name Edmond, and it sets Criminal C’s offense to Drug Dealer. Why Criminal C? Because we already know Criminal C has the Big Mustache identifier, and later clues (which we’ll see) link the Drug Dealer to the Big Mustache. But even without that link, this clue directly says Edmond is the Drug Dealer, and since we haven’t placed any name or offense for Criminal C yet, and Criminal C is the only subject without a confirmed name, it makes sense to put Edmond and Drug Dealer on Criminal C. So I fill in Criminal C’s name as Edmond and its offense as Drug Dealer. Now Criminal C is fully solved: Edmond, Big Mustache, Drug Dealer.

Step 3: Place Lewis and his thick eyebrows

The fifth clue states Lewis is always proud of his Thick Eyebrows. This gives us two things: Criminal B’s name is Lewis, and Criminal B’s identifier is Thick Eyebrows. Why Criminal B? Because we already have Criminal B’s offense as Murder from Step 1, and Criminal C is already taken by Edmond. The only remaining subject for Lewis is Criminal B. So I put Lewis under Criminal B’s name and Thick Eyebrows under Criminal B’s identifier. Now Criminal B is fully solved: Lewis, Thick Eyebrows, Murder.

Step 4: Link robbery with a tattoo to finish Criminal A

The third clue says The person who did Robbery has a Tattoo. At this point, the only offense left is Robbery (since Murder and Drug Dealer are taken), and the only identifier left is Tattoo (since Big Mustache and Thick Eyebrows are taken). That means Criminal A must have Robbery as its offense and Tattoo as its identifier. The remaining name is Robert, so Criminal A’s name is Robert. I fill those in. Now every cell is filled.

The sixth clue repeats the connection between Drug Dealer and Big Mustache, which already matches Criminal C, so it just confirms what we have.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

After Steps 1–4, there’s nothing left to deduce. The grid is complete with Criminal A as Robert/Tattoo/Robbery, Criminal B as Lewis/Thick Eyebrows/Murder, and Criminal C as Edmond/Big Mustache/Drug Dealer. All clues are satisfied.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 21

“Criminal on the right” – understanding positional wording

This clue tripped me up at first because the puzzle doesn’t explicitly say the order of criminals. But in Profile Perfect, the subjects are always displayed from left to right in the same order they appear in the grid. So “on the right” refers to the last subject in that order. Here, Criminal C is the rightmost, so the clue points directly to him. If you forget the grid’s default ordering, you might waste time wondering which criminal that is.

The redundant clue 6 – “Drug Lord can identified with Big Mustache”

Clue 6 tells us that the Drug Dealer (Drug Lord) has a Big Mustache. By the time you reach this clue, you’ve already placed both the Drug Dealer and the Big Mustache on Criminal C from earlier steps. At first glance, it might seem like a new piece of information, but it’s really just reinforcing the same link. Some players might think it’s a separate clue that adds a new constraint, but it’s only confirming what you already know. Don’t let it confuse you – it’s there to double‑check your work.

“The person who did Robbery has a Tattoo” – linking without naming

This clue doesn’t say which criminal did the robbery, just that whoever did it also has a tattoo. At the start of the puzzle, you don’t know which criminal that is. But after you’ve placed the other two criminals fully (thanks to the earlier clues), the only spot left for both Robbery and Tattoo is Criminal A. The clue works as a clean finish once the rest of the board is set.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 21 is a straightforward logic puzzle that leans on direct name-to-crime and identifier-to-crime matches. The key is recognizing the “rightmost” placement from the second clue and then using the Edmond and Lewis clues to fill the rest. Once you treat each clue as a simple assignment, the whole grid solves in just a few steps. No hidden values, no overlapping traits – just a clean chain of links that leaves no room for doubt. Happy solving!