Profile Perfect Level 366 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 366 Answer

Here’s the complete solved grid first, and then I’ll take you through every clue that gets us there.

Profile Perfect Level 366 Hints And Walkthrough

This level throws a few interesting twists your way: two of the hive cells hold more than one value (for example, Bee Hive B’s weather is both Windy and Sunny, and Bee Hive C draws from both Lavender and Rose). The puzzle starts with two locked answers: Bee Hive A’s location is Tree, and Bee Hive C’s honey production is x1. From there, the clues build a chain of positions, reactions, and weather conditions. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Lock in the first reactions and the rightmost person

Clue 1 says someone two columns away from Hive C is deep in thought. Since Hive C is column 3 (counting from left), two columns away is Hive E. That gives us Bee Hive E’s person reaction: Thinking. Clue 2 tells us the person below the Tree is unconscious – Tree is Hive A’s location, so Hive A’s person reaction is Fainted. Those two reactions are locked immediately.

Clue 4 is even more direct: Kim is on the rightmost hive (Hive E) and she is not with Scott. That places Kim at Hive E and Scott at Hive B. So Hive E’s person nearby includes Kim, and Hive B’s person is Scott. (Later we’ll also add Vlad to Hive E from another clue.)

Step 2: Place Lavender, Rose, and the Barn

Clue 3 tells us that Hive C draws from both Lavender and Rose – so its flower source is those two together. Clue 10 adds that Emmanuel spends his vacation at his grandpa’s Barn, which means Hive C’s location is Barn and its person is Emmanuel. The same clue also reveals that Hive A’s flower source is Orchid.

Clue 14 ties in nicely: thunder nearly strikes the boy on vacation, making him Cry. That “boy” is Emmanuel, so Hive C’s person reaction is Crying, and the weather there is Stormy. So Hive C now has location Barn, flowers Lavender/Rose, honey x1 (already locked), person Emmanuel, reaction Crying, and weather Stormy.

Step 3: Figure out the weather and the leftmost hives

Clue 5 says hot weather makes the bees produce more than their neighbors, and it links Hive B’s weather to Sunny, with honey productions x3 (A), x4 (B), x1 (C). Clue 6 adds that the temperature next to the fainted person (Hive A) reaches 95°F, which again points to Hive B being Sunny.

Clue 20 mentions that Windy weather pushes the clouds toward the west, and it assigns Hive A’s weather as Cloudy, Hive B’s weather as Windy, and Hive D’s person as Taz. So Hive B now has both Sunny and Windy – that’s why the final grid shows “Windy / Sunny” in the same cell. Hive A’s weather is Cloudy.

Clue 11 says the two leftmost hives (A and B) are not Foggy. Since Foggy hasn’t been placed yet, it must belong to one of the rightmost hives. Clue 7 later confirms that Hive E’s weather is Foggy – because the bees next to Kim (Hive D) can’t work due to Rainy weather, and Hive D’s weather becomes Rainy from that same clue.

So far: Hive A = Cloudy, Hive B = Windy/Sunny, Hive C = Stormy, Hive D = Rainy, Hive E = Foggy.

Step 4: Locations and the Fence‑Gazebo distance

Clue 13 tells us that Fence is three columns away from the Gazebo. With five columns, the only way to be three apart is to have Fence at position 2 and Gazebo at position 5 (or vice versa). The clue also links Hive B’s location to Fence and Hive E’s location to Gazebo, and it reminds us that Hive B’s weather is Sunny. So now we know:

• Hive B is at the Fence.
• Hive E is at the Gazebo.

We already have Hive A at Tree (locked), Hive C at Barn, and Hive D at House (which comes from Clue 18 in a moment).

Step 5: Flower sources and the “one hive between” clue

Clue 8 says there is one hive between Lily and Aztec flowers. The linked cells tell us that Hive B’s flower is Lily, and Hive D’s flower is Marigold. (The “Aztec” in the clue seems to refer to Marigold – possibly a translation quirk.) That gives us:

• Hive B = Lily
• Hive D = Marigold

Clue 17 confirms that hives next to House (Hive D) cannot be drawing from Lily – Hive C has Lavender/Rose, and Hive E has Marigold, so that checks out. Clue 19 adds that Vlad harvests honey from one of the Marigold hives – that will be Hive E (since Hive D already has Taz). So Hive E’s person nearby becomes Vlad / Kim.

Step 6: Scott’s position and the honey production chain

Clue 9 says Scott is to the right of the hive that produced x3. Hive A produces x3, so Hive B (Scott) is indeed to the right. That’s a nice confirmation. Clue 18 tells us there is a hive that produces half as much as Hive B – Hive B produces x4, so half is x2, and that hive is Hive D. So Hive D’s honey is x2. Clue 21 reinforces this: if Taz goes one more column to the right (from D to E), he gets more honey – E produces x5, which is indeed more.

Now we have all honey productions: A=x3, B=x4, C=x1, D=x2, E=x5.

Step 7: The final person and reaction placements

Clue 16 says Nicky’s neighbor is Panicking, and the bees are very aggressive. Nicky must be at Hive A (the only hive left without a person nearby). Its neighbor to the right is Hive B, which has Scott, and its person reaction is Panic. So Hive A’s person is Nicky, and Hive B’s reaction is Panic.

That leaves Hive D’s reaction as Neutral (the only one left), and Hive E’s reaction we already have as Thinking from Step 1.

Step 8: Fill in the remaining details

We now have every cell accounted for. Let’s double‑check the remaining clues:

• Clue 12: Taz goes to the Lavender hive’s right neighbor for more honey – Lavender hive is Hive C, its right neighbor is Hive D, which indeed has Taz and produces x2 (more than x1? Actually x2 is more than x1, so it fits).
• Clue 15: House (D) and Fence (B) draw from different flowers – D has Marigold, B has Lily, so all good.
• Clue 20 also gives Hive D’s person as Taz, which we already have.

Everything lines up perfectly. The grid is complete.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 366

The double‑weather cell on Bee Hive B

Some players might think Bee Hive B’s weather can only be one value, but clues 5, 6, and 20 clearly point to both Sunny and Windy. The clue about “Windy weather pushes the clouds toward the west” doesn’t override the “hot weather” clue – it adds a second condition. The final grid acknowledges both, so don’t force yourself to choose.

“One hive between Lily and Aztec”

The flower list has no “Aztec,” which can throw you off. The clue links Hive B’s flower to Lily and Hive D’s flower to Marigold, so “Aztec” is almost certainly a synonym for Marigold here. Trust the linked cells over the exact wording.

“Scott is to the right of the hive that produced”

The phrasing is slightly vague – “the hive that produced” doesn’t say what it produced. But the clue links Hive A’s honey (x3) and Scott at Hive B, plus Hive D’s weather. So it means Scott is to the right of the hive that produced x3. Always look at the linked cells when a clue feels incomplete.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 366 is a satisfying logic puzzle that uses multiple values per cell and a handful of positional relationships to guide you. Starting with the two locked answers (Hive A at Tree, Hive C’s honey x1) gives you footholds, and the rest falls into place once you pair the weather clues with the location distances. The double‑value cells aren’t mistakes – they’re part of the puzzle’s charm. Take it slow, follow the chain of neighbor and distance clues, and you’ll have every hive sorted in no time.