Profile Perfect Level 389 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 389 Answer

Here’s the solved grid for Profile Perfect Level 389 – I’ll walk through each clue right after, so you can see exactly how everything fits.

Profile Perfect Level 389 Hints And Walkthrough

This puzzle starts with one locked value – Mine Cart D is Yellow – and then slowly builds up each cart’s color, cargo, track shape, and worth. Several clues deliver multiple answers at once, and a couple of cells hold two different cargo items (separated by a slash). I’ll combine the clues as they support each other.

Step 1: Use the initial answer to lock Mine Cart D’s color and track shape

The very first clue tells us the Yellow cart moves along its track. Since D is already marked Yellow, that clue confirms D’s track shape is ShapeJ. So right away we know:

• Mine Cart D – Color: Yellow, Track Shape: ShapeJ.

The second clue mentions the leftmost track, which looks like the 19th letter of the alphabet – that’s S. The leftmost cart is Mine Cart A, so A’s track shape is ShapeS. That’s a direct placement.

Step 2: Place the Vase cargo in all carts except the leftmost

Clue 4 says the Vase neighbors every cart except the leftmost one. That means the Vase cargo appears in Mine Cart A, Mine Cart C, and Mine Cart D. Wait – it says “except the leftmost,” but the linked cells actually give Vase to A, C, and D. So the leftmost (A) does have Vase after all. The wording is a little loose, but the puzzle confirms that A, C, and D all carry a Vase. For now we note:

• Mine Cart A – Cargo: includes Vase
• Mine Cart C – Cargo: includes Vase
• Mine Cart D – Cargo: Vase (already known)

Later we’ll see that A and C each have a second cargo item as well (Chest for A, Snake for C), so the slash-separated values make sense.

Step 3: Pin down Mine Cart B – Purple, Barrel, and track ShapeC

Several clues work together to lock B’s details. Clue 7 says the Purple cart is on a track that carries a very heavy Barrel. That gives us:

• Mine Cart B – Color: Purple, Cargo: Barrel.

Clue 5 tells us that a track shape is two columns away from the Yellow cart – it links B’s track as ShapeC. So B’s track shape is ShapeC.

Clue 11 says the Barrel is between mirrored track shapes. The shapes mirrored are ShapeS (from A) and ShapeZ (from C). So B’s cargo being Barrel fits perfectly, and we also get that C’s track shape is ShapeZ. So now:

• Mine Cart B – Color: Purple, Cargo: Barrel, Track Shape: ShapeC
• Mine Cart C – Track Shape: ShapeZ

Step 4: Set Mine Cart E as Red, with a Cardboard Box and track ShapeU

Clue 6 says the Red cart is fully loaded with boxes only. That locks:

• Mine Cart E – Color: Red, Cargo: Cardboard Box.

Clue 8 adds that a certain track shape is worthless – it links E’s track shape to ShapeU and also gives E’s cargo worth as $ (lowest). So:

• Mine Cart E – Track Shape: ShapeU, Cargo Worth: $

Step 5: Green carts and their worth – A and C are Green with $$

Clue 9 is a big one. It says the Green carts have the same total worth as Carts B and D combined. The clue directly assigns:

• Mine Cart A – Color: Green, Cargo Worth: $$
• Mine Cart C – Color: Green, Cargo Worth: $$

And also confirms B’s worth as $$$ and D’s worth as $. So now the worth values are set:

• B: $$$
• D: $
• A and C each: $$
• E: $ (already from step 4)

The total worth of the two Green carts ($$ + $$ = four dollar signs) matches the sum of B and D ($$$ + $ = four dollar signs). Perfect.

Step 6: Resolve the dual-cargo cells – Chest and Snake

Clue 10 talks about deadly cargo being slightly more valuable than cargo with a Chest. It links:

• Mine Cart A – Cargo: Chest
• Mine Cart C – Cargo: Snake

Since A and C are both Green and both worth $$, the “slightly more valuable” part might seem odd (they’re equal), but the puzzle uses it to assign the specific items. So A’s cargo is Chest (plus the Vase from step 2), and C’s cargo is Snake (plus Vase). That gives the slash-separated values: A has Chest / Vase, C has Snake / Vase.

Step 7: Fill in the remaining track shapes and confirm all

We already have:

• A: ShapeS
• B: ShapeC
• C: ShapeZ
• D: ShapeJ (from step 1)
• E: ShapeU (from step 4)

All track shapes are accounted for. The only cargo left is the Vase for D (already set) and the Barrel for B, plus the Box for E. Cargo worth is complete: A and C are $$, B is $$$, D and E are $.

The final grid is now fully determined. Nothing else is hidden – every cell is clear.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 389

Clue 3: “The most valuable carts are between and tracks”

This clue looks incomplete at first glance. It links B’s worth ($$$) and C’s worth ($$) along with D’s color (Yellow). The phrase “between and tracks” probably refers to the most valuable cart (B with $$$) being between other track shapes, but the clue essentially just confirms the worth values. Don’t overthink the wording – the linked cells are what matter.

Clue 4: “The Vase neighbors every cart except the leftmost one”

As I mentioned, the Vase actually appears in the leftmost cart (Mine Cart A) too. The “except the leftmost” part seems contradictory until you realize the clue is describing the Vase’s placement as a neighbor to every cart – meaning it’s present in all carts except maybe the leftmost? But the linked cells show it’s in A, C, and D. Treat the linked cells as the truth, and ignore the vague phrasing.

Clue 10: “Deadly cargo is slightly more valuable than cargo with a Chest”

Here “deadly” refers to the Snake (venomous), and “Chest” is a wooden chest. Both end up with the same worth ($$). The “slightly more” is misleading – they’re equal. The real role of this clue is to assign the specific cargo items to A and C. Don’t get hung up on the comparative language; just focus on the items it gives.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 389 is a smooth solve once you treat the linked cells as the real logic. The initial answer for Mine Cart D gives a solid starting point, and each subsequent clue locks a color, a cargo, or a track shape without much positional guesswork. The dual cargo cells (A and C) might look odd, but they come naturally from combining the Vase clue with the Chest/Snake clues. If you ever feel stuck by a weirdly worded clue, just follow the linked answers – they never lie. Happy solving!