Profile Perfect Level 354 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 354 Answer

Here’s the solved grid up top, then I’ll walk through how each clue locks it in.

Profile Perfect Level 354 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 354 starts with two locked answers: Ghost D’s expression is Happy, and Ghost B’s regret is Family. The rest of the traits – colors, expressions, locations, and regrets – need to be filled in using a mix of direct assignments and a couple of positional clues. The tricky part is that some cells hold two values separated by a slash, like Ghost A’s regret (Money / Love) and Ghost D’s color (Purple / Pink). The clues confirm both values for those slots. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Lock in the initial answers and the first location drops

We already have Ghost B’s regret set to Family and Ghost D’s expression set to Happy. Clue 1 tells us the White ghost wants to spend time with her Family, so not only is Ghost B’s regret Family, but Ghost B is also White. Clue 2 says Ghost E just woke up from his funeral, which pins Ghost E’s location to Cemetery. Clue 3 says the mischievous ghost is having fun in the classroom, locking Ghost D’s location to School (and confirming her expression Happy, which we already knew). So now we have:

• Ghost B: Color = White, Regret = Family
• Ghost D: Location = School, Expression = Happy
• Ghost E: Location = Cemetery

Step 2: Use the “between” clue to place Museum, Forest, and Beach

Clue 4 says the Forest dweller is between the ghosts at Museum and Beach. We need to figure out which ghosts go where. Clue 7 mentions crying sounds at the Museum and links that to Ghost A, also revealing Ghost A’s expression is Sad – a hidden value that isn’t obvious until this clue. So Ghost A is at Museum and is Sad. Clue 5 says the Beach ghost had a great Love life, and it links Ghost C to Beach (plus it gives us a regret for Ghost A, but we’ll get there). So Ghost C is at Beach. Now, with Ghost A (Museum) and Ghost C (Beach), the only ghost left to be the Forest dweller is Ghost B. In the order of ghosts (A, B, C, D, E), Ghost B sits right between A and C. That fits perfectly: Museum (A), Forest (B), Beach (C). So all locations are settled:

• Ghost A: Museum
• Ghost B: Forest
• Ghost C: Beach
• Ghost D: School
• Ghost E: Cemetery

Step 3: Assign colors one by one

We already have Ghost B as White. Clue 12 says the Red ghost is anxious about not being able to travel, linking Ghost C’s color to Red and also giving its expression Scared and regret Travel. So Ghost C is Red. Clue 6 says the ghost at the Cemetery never got to confess to his crush, linking Ghost E’s color to Beige and its regret Love. So Ghost E is Beige. Clue 10 says the Purple ghost is not next to the White one. Since White is Ghost B (position 2), the Purple ghost (Ghost D) cannot be at positions 1 or 3. Ghost D is at position 4, so that works – and this clue confirms Ghost D’s color is Purple. But clue 14 adds that the Pink ghost never had a problem with Money, linking Ghost D’s color to Pink as well. So Ghost D has both Purple and Pink – a slash-separated cell. The only color left is Blue, which goes to Ghost A by elimination. So colors are:

• Ghost A: Blue
• Ghost B: White
• Ghost C: Red
• Ghost D: Purple / Pink
• Ghost E: Beige

Step 4: Work through the remaining expressions

We already have Ghost A as Sad (from clue 7), Ghost D as Happy (initial), and Ghost C as Scared (from clue 12). Clue 8 says the Excited ghost and the Angry ghost have three colors between them. Looking at the order, the Angry ghost is Ghost B (position 2) and the Excited ghost is Ghost E (position 5). Clue 8 also links Ghost B’s expression to Angry and Ghost E’s to Excited. Between them (positions 3 and 4) are Ghost C and Ghost D. Their colors: Ghost C is Red (one color), Ghost D is Purple/Pink (two colors) – that totals three colors, exactly matching the clue. So that confirms Ghost B is Angry and Ghost E is Excited. Clue 13 adds that the Excited one is two columns to the right of the Scared one. The Scared ghost is Ghost C (position 3), and Excited is Ghost E (position 5) – two steps to the right, which matches. So all expressions are locked:

• Ghost A: Sad
• Ghost B: Angry
• Ghost C: Scared
• Ghost D: Happy
• Ghost E: Excited

Step 5: Fill in the regrets

We already have Ghost B’s regret as Family (initial). Ghost C’s regret is Travel (from clue 12). Ghost E’s regret is Love (from clue 6). Now for Ghost A: clue 5 says the Beach ghost (Ghost C) had a great Love life, and it links Ghost A’s regret to Love. Clue 14 says the Pink ghost never had a problem with Money, linking Ghost A’s regret to Money. So Ghost A has both Love and Money – another slash-separated cell. Finally, Ghost D’s regret comes from clue 11: the Purple ghost regrets never being able to do mukbang, which means Food. So Ghost D’s regret is Food. That fills every cell.

Step 6: Check the three‑colors clue works

We already used clue 8, but it’s worth noticing that the slash-separated values for Ghost D’s color (Purple and Pink) are essential to make that clue work. Without counting both, there would only be two colors between the Angry and Excited ghosts. This confirms that Ghost D indeed has two colors, and it’s a nice check that everything lines up.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

All cells are now filled. The final grid matches the table at the top of this guide. The hidden values – Ghost A’s Sad expression and Ghost D’s School location – were uncovered through clues 7 and 3 respectively. The slash-separated cells for Ghost A’s regret and Ghost D’s color are both supported by two different clues, so there’s no guesswork involved.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 354

Clue 8: “3 colors are between the Excited and Angry ghosts”

This one can trip you up if you forget that Ghost D’s color cell contains two values. Many players might think of colors as distinct categories and count only one color per ghost, which would give only two colors between Ghost B and Ghost E. But the puzzle intends you to treat each part of a slash-separated cell as a separate color for the purpose of this clue. Once you realize Ghost D has both Purple and Pink, the count adds up to three (Red, Purple, Pink). It’s a clever way to reinforce that slash-separated values are all valid.

Clue 10: “Purple ghost is not next to the White one”

This clue might seem like a simple negative condition, but it’s actually used to confirm that Ghost D (at position 4) is indeed the Purple ghost, since the White ghost is at position 2. The only neighbor positions are 1 and 3; Ghost D is not adjacent to position 2, so it satisfies the condition. It doesn’t directly tell you which ghost is Purple – that comes from other clues – but it verifies the placement once you have the order.

Clue 13: “The Excited one is 2 columns to the right of the Scared one”

This is a straightforward positional clue, but it’s easy to misread if you think “columns” refers to trait columns instead of subject columns. In this grid, the subjects are in a fixed order (A through E), so “two columns to the right” means two positions later in that order. The Scared ghost is Ghost C (position 3) and the Excited one is Ghost E (position 5), exactly two steps to the right. It’s a nice confirmation that ties the expressions together.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 354 is a satisfying solve where most of the work comes from direct clue assignments. The only real challenge is keeping track of the slash-separated cells and making sure they align with the positional clues. Once you pin down the locations using the “between” clue, the rest falls into place quickly. The two hidden values – Ghost A’s sad expression and Ghost D’s school location – are both revealed early, so there’s no long hunt for missing info. Enjoy the ghostly fun!