Profile Perfect Level 380 Answer & Walkthrough Solution
Profile Perfect Level 380 Answer
Here’s the completed grid for Profile Perfect Level 380 – the walkthrough is below.
| Subject | Type | Channel | Airing Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| TV Show A | Talent Show | MBC | Evening |
| TV Show B | Cooking Show | HDO | Morning / Night |
| TV Show C | Supernatural | Bootfil | Noon |
Profile Perfect Level 380 Hints And Walkthrough
In Profile Perfect Level 380, you’re sorting three TV shows – A, B, and C – by their type, channel, and airing time. No answers are locked at the start, but the clues are tightly linked. One thing to note right away: TV Show B’s airing time will end up with two values separated by a slash – Morning and Night – because the cooking show airs multiple times. That’s baked into the solution, not a choice. Let’s work through the deductions step by step.
Step 1: Use the “next to MBC” clue to lock the Night airing
The first clue says “Show next to MBC airs late at Night.” When I solved it, I saw that this clue directly links TV Show A’s channel to MBC, and TV Show B’s airing time to Night. That gives us two immediate placements: TV Show A is on the MBC channel, and TV Show B airs at Night. The “next to” part is a bit of a red herring – it tells you the neighbor of MBC airs at Night, but the linked cells confirm B’s time anyway. So I noted A = MBC and B = Night (at least partially; we’ll add the Morning later).
Step 2: Confirm the cooking show and its channel
Clue 2: “Due to its popularity, the cooking show airs multiple times.” That’s a direct lock on TV Show B’s type – it’s a Cooking Show. Clue 3 then says, “Next to HDO is the show that explores ghost stories.” This clue links three things at once: TV Show B’s channel is HDO, TV Show C’s type is Supernatural, and it also reconfirms that B is a Cooking Show. So now I had B = Cooking Show, B’s channel = HDO, and C = Supernatural. Great start – three traits settled.
Step 3: Place Bootfil and check the left-right rule
Clue 4: “Bootfil is not on the left of HDO.” Since B’s channel is HDO, the only channel left for Bootfil is either A or C. The clue also links C’s channel directly to Bootfil. So TV Show C is on Bootfil. The “not on the left” part refers to the order of the subjects (A, B, C left to right). TV Show C (Bootfil) is the third subject, so it’s already to the right of B (HDO). That confirms the clue’s condition is satisfied. Nothing new to place here, but it ties up C’s channel.
Step 4: Decode the schedule order – Show C before Show A
Clue 5 says “Show C comes before Show A in the schedule.” This is about airing time order, not subject position. The clue links TV Show A’s type to Talent Show, A’s airing time to Evening, and again confirms C’s type as Supernatural. So A is a Talent Show airing at Evening. And C must air earlier than Evening. Possible times left for C are Morning or Noon (since we already know B has Night, and B also will have Morning later). So C is either Morning or Noon. This narrows things down.
Step 5: The Supernatural show’s ideal time slot is stolen
Clue 6: “Supernatural show’s ideal time slot is taken by its left neighbor.” The left neighbor of TV Show C (Supernatural) is TV Show B. The clue links B’s airing time to Night and C’s type to Supernatural. This means C’s ideal time slot is Night, but B already has it. So C cannot air at Night. Combined with Step 4, C must be either Morning or Noon – and now Night is out. Still two possibilities.
Step 6: The cooking show takes the first and last slots
Clue 7 is the big one: “Cooking show takes the first and last slots on the schedule.” That’s TV Show B. The clue links C’s type to Supernatural, C’s airing time to Noon, A’s type to Talent Show, and again C’s type. From this, I got that TV Show C airs at Noon. That locks it. Then the cooking show (B) must air at both the first and last slots – Morning and Night. So B’s airing time becomes Morning / Night (the slash tells us both values are valid). And A’s airing time is Evening, which fits between Noon and Night. The schedule order is now clear: Morning (B), Noon (C), Evening (A), Night (B). That also satisfies clue 5 (C at Noon before A at Evening).
Step 7: Finish the remaining matches
At this point every cell is filled. Let’s recap: TV Show A = Talent Show, MBC, Evening. TV Show B = Cooking Show, HDO, Morning / Night. TV Show C = Supernatural, Bootfil, Noon. No unknowns left. The solved grid matches what I saw in the game.
Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 380
Clue 1 – “Show next to MBC airs late at Night”
This clue can trip you up because it sounds like the show next to MBC airs at Night, but the linked cells set TV Show A’s channel to MBC and TV Show B’s airing time to Night. So even though B is not necessarily right next to A in the subject order (the subjects are listed A, B, C, so B is next to A), the clue really just confirms B’s time. Don’t overthink the “next to” – the pairs are already set by the links.
Clue 5 – “Show C comes before Show A in the schedule”
This phrase is easy to misinterpret as the subject order (C before A in the list), but it refers to the airing time order. The clue doesn’t give you a specific time – it only says C’s time is earlier than A’s Evening. That narrows C to Morning or Noon, which then gets resolved later. If you treat it as a positional clue about the subjects’ arrangement, you’ll get stuck. Keep your eye on the trait columns.
Clue 7 – “Cooking show takes the first and last slots on the schedule”
This is the most powerful clue because it simultaneously gives TV Show B’s full airing time (both Morning and Night) and TV Show C’s airing time (Noon). But it only works if you already know B is the cooking show. The clue also reconfirms A’s type and C’s type, which helps when you’re double-checking. Watch out: the first and last slots are the earliest and latest times in a day – Morning and Night, not Morning and Evening. That’s the key to placing Noon correctly.
Final Thoughts
Profile Perfect Level 380 is all about connecting the schedule order with the positional hints. The cooking show’s double airtime is the trickiest part – once you realize that “first and last” means Morning and Night, everything else falls into place. The clues about “next to” and “left neighbor” are just there to confirm which show is where. For me, the biggest aha moment was realizing that TV Show C had to air at Noon because its ideal Night slot was already taken by the cooking show. From there, the whole grid filled in smoothly. Happy puzzling!
