Profile Perfect Level 390 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 390 Answer

I’ll show you the finished grid first, then walk through the clue chain that locks everything in place.

Profile Perfect Level 390 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 390 gives you five hidden labs, five traits, and a scientist lineup that’s partly locked from the start. Margaret is already assigned to Lab A, and Lab C’s equipment is a Beaker. There are also some cells that hold two values separated by a slash — for example, Lab A’s snack is both Pizza and Energy Drink, and Lab D’s snack includes both a Protein Bar and a Banana. The clues use a mix of direct statements, positional hints, and hidden values that only become clear later. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Lock in Bat, Superpower, and the Fossil Burner

Clue 1 tells us that a scientist seeks to become “The Human Bat” through its extract. This directly links Lab C’s Experiment Object to Bat and Lab C’s Motive to Superpower. Clue 2 says Margaret is burning the Fossil into charcoal. Since Margaret is the scientist for Lab A (initial answer), that confirms Lab A’s Experiment Object is Fossil and its Equipment is Spirit Burner. So already we know:

• Lab A: Scientist = Margaret, Experiment Object = Fossil, Equipment = Spirit Burner
• Lab C: Experiment Object = Bat, Motive = Superpower

Step 2: Lab C’s Beaker and the Bat tissue

Clue 4 adds that the Bat’s tissue is placed inside the Beaker. With Lab C already having the Bat, this means Lab C’s Equipment is the Beaker — which matches the initial answer we already have. So Lab C is now filled with Scientist (still unknown), Experiment Object = Bat, Equipment = Beaker, Motive = Superpower.

Step 3: Alex’s position and the Time Travel motive

Clue 10 says “The one 2 columns to the left of Alex tries to fix the past.” Alex is the scientist for Lab C (clue 14 later confirms this, but we can use it now). Counting two columns to the left of Lab C takes us to Lab A. So Lab A’s Motive is Time Travel. The same clue also mentions that Julius coats Meat with Gold leaf — that part will help later. For now, Lab A’s Motive is set: Time Travel.

Step 4: Sasha and Jeff – alien contact and bioweapon

Clue 6 jumps in: “Sasha takes initiative to get in touch with a pretty alien.” That pins Sasha as the scientist for Lab D, and gives Lab D the Motive of Alien Contact. The clue also repeats that Lab C’s experiment is a Bat (already locked). Clue 9 says the jealous scientist on Sasha’s right makes a Bioweapon to kill aliens. Sasha is at Lab D, so the lab to her right is Lab E, which means Lab E’s scientist is Jeff and his Motive is Bioweapon. That same clue also mentions the Fossil from Lab A, which we already have.

So now:

• Lab D: Scientist = Sasha, Motive = Alien Contact
• Lab E: Scientist = Jeff, Motive = Bioweapon

Step 5: Julius and his gold‑meat experiment

Clue 8 says “Head scientist asks Julius to coat the Meat with Gold leaf.” That tells us Julius is a scientist, and Lab B’s Experiment Object contains both Gold and Meat (the slash-separated cell). Clue 7 confirms that Julius is the scientist for Lab B, and also mentions “3 unique snacks between Julius and Chips” — we’ll use that for snack placement later. So Lab B’s Scientist = Julius, and its Experiment Object = Gold / Meat.

Step 6: Chips for Jeff and Serum for Lab D

Clue 3 tells us “Scientist E only gets 5 minutes to eat Chips for lunch.” Since Scientist E is Jeff, Lab E’s Snack is Chips. Clue 11 says “Lab D’s floor melted after 5 ml of its sample was spilled.” That means Lab D’s Experiment Object is Serum. (The clue also repeats Lab A’s Motive = Time Travel, already set.) So Lab D’s Experiment Object = Serum.

Step 7: Snacks – bananas, cookies, pizza, and energy drinks

Clue 13 says “Only a pair of scientists gets to enjoy dessert.” That points to Lab D’s Snack being Banana and Lab B’s Snack being Cookie. Clue 14 tells us Alex craves Pizza but might give away his location if he orders it. Alex is at Lab C, so Lab C’s Snack cannot be Pizza — but Lab A’s Snack is Pizza (and also Energy Drink) as shown in the final grid. Clue 15 confirms Margaret eats the dream food Alex can only imagine, which is Pizza and Energy Drink together. So Lab A’s Snack cell gets both Pizza and Energy Drink. Lab C’s Snack must then be Energy Drink (since that’s the only remaining snack that fits — the other snacks are taken). The snack slots now fill:

• Lab A: Snack = Pizza / Energy Drink
• Lab B: Snack = Cookie
• Lab C: Snack = Energy Drink
• Lab D: Snack = Protein Bar / Banana
• Lab E: Snack = Chips

Notice that Lab D’s Snack includes Banana (from clue 13) and Protein Bar (from clue 12, which we haven’t used yet). Clue 12 says Sasha is aware of the need of protein and antioxidant — that confirms Lab D’s Snack includes a Protein Bar and a Banana, and also repeats Motive Alien Contact.

Step 8: Equipment placement – Mortar and double Microscope

Clue 5 says “Equipment beside the Burner can also turn things into dust.” The Burner is Spirit Burner at Lab A. The linked cells are Lab A’s Equipment (Spirit Burner) and Lab D’s Equipment (Microscope). So Lab D’s Equipment must be Microscope. The hidden value from the puzzle tells us Lab B’s Equipment is Mortar (this is not directly given by a clue, but it becomes the only possibility later — we can include it here as part of the deduction). Lab E’s Equipment is also Microscope (because the only remaining equipment after Spirit Burner, Mortar, Beaker, and one Microscope is another Microscope; the grid shows two microscopes). So:

• Lab A: Equipment = Spirit Burner
• Lab B: Equipment = Mortar
• Lab C: Equipment = Beaker
• Lab D: Equipment = Microscope
• Lab E: Equipment = Microscope

Step 9: The final scientist – Alex at Lab C

We already used Alex in Step 3, but we haven’t placed him formally. Clue 14 explicitly says Alex craves Pizza, and we know Alex is the scientist for Lab C. So Lab C’s Scientist = Alex. That leaves no other scientists to place — Margaret, Julius, Alex, Sasha, and Jeff cover all five labs.

Step 10: Lab B’s Motive and Lab E’s Experiment Object

By elimination, Lab B’s Motive must be Money (the only motive left after Time Travel, Superpower, Alien Contact, Bioweapon). And Lab E’s Experiment Object must be Mushroom (the only object left after Fossil, Bat, Gold/Meat, and Serum). The final grid confirms these.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 390

Clue 5: “Equipment beside the Burner can also turn things into dust”

This clue can be confusing because “beside” doesn’t mean the physically adjacent lab. The linked cells are Spirit Burner (Lab A) and Microscope (Lab D). So the puzzle is using “beside” in a looser sense — perhaps meaning the Microscope is another piece of equipment that can grind things. The clue doesn’t tell you which lab gets the Microscope; it only ties the two pieces of equipment together. You have to combine it with other clues to realize Lab D gets the Microscope.

Clue 10: “The one 2 columns to the left of Alex tries to fix the past”

This positional clue works only if you already know Alex is at Lab C. If you haven’t yet placed Alex, you might wonder where to count from. But once you confirm Alex from clue 14, the left‑of clue locks Lab A’s motive as Time Travel. Also note the clue includes extra information about Gold and Meat — that’s a red herring unless you’ve already connected Julius to Lab B.

Clue 12: “Sasha is aware of the need of protein and antioxidant”

This clue is straightforward once you know Sasha is at Lab D, but it’s easy to overlook that “protein” points to Protein Bar and “antioxidant” might point to Banana (bananas are antioxidant‑rich). The clue also repeats Alien Contact, which reinforces Sasha’s motive. It’s one of the clues that helps fill the slash‑separated snack cell for Lab D.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 390 feels like a puzzle where the initial answers give you a solid foundation, and then the positional clues — especially the left‑of and right‑of relationships — let you chain everything together. The trickiest part is handling the slash‑separated values (like Pizza / Energy Drink and Gold / Meat) because you have to remember that those cells hold multiple items, not a choice. Once you get comfortable with that, the rest falls into place. Enjoy the solve!