Profile Perfect Level 398 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 398 Answer

Spoilers ahead: the completed grid is below, and I’ll walk through the clue-by-clue solve right after.

Profile Perfect Level 398 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 398 drops you into a safari with five Jeeps (A through E). Each Jeep has a color, a crew (sometimes two people), a tracked animal (sometimes two), and an obstacle. One answer is locked from the start: Jeep B’s obstacle is Bush. From there we get a series of positional hints, hidden values, and a few count-based clues. Let’s work through it.

Step 1: Lock in the Red Jeep and the Rock obstacle

The very first clue tells me that a recent landslide left a boulder blocking the Red jeep. That immediately gives me Jeep E as Red and its obstacle as Rock. So those two cells are set.

Step 2: Olive Jeep A and its crew

Next I see that the Olive Jeep A is led by either Zack or Nelson. I don’t know which yet, but later clue 8 will place Nelson at Jeep E, so by elimination the Olive Jeep’s crew must be Zack. So Jeep A is Olive with crew Zack.

Step 3: John in the middle jeep

“John, the newbie, is stationed in the middle jeep.” The middle of A–E is Jeep C. So Jeep C gets John as one of its crew members (we’ll find the other later).

Step 4: Confirming Bush and Rock positions

Clue 4 says Rock is more than two columns away from Bush. Bush is already locked at Jeep B, and Rock is at Jeep E. The distance (B to E with C and D in between) is three columns, so that fits perfectly. This also solidifies that the initial answer and the first clue are correct.

Step 5: John’s jeep color and Beatrice’s absence

Now clue 5: “Beatrice is not accompanying John in his Brown jeep.” That tells me John’s jeep (C) is Brown. Since Beatrice isn’t there, the slot for the second crew member at Jeep C is open – it has to be someone else (eventually we’ll place Billy). So Jeep C is Brown, and John is confirmed there.

Step 6: Placing Giraffe and Zebra with the animal-between clue

Clue 6 is a big one: “2 animals and 1 jeep are between Giraffe and Zebra.” That means the animal at C (Giraffe) and the animal at E (Zebra) have exactly one jeep (D) between them, and that middle jeep tracks two animals. So Jeep C’s animal is Giraffe, Jeep E’s animal is Zebra, and Jeep D will hold two animals (Cheetah and Rhino later). This also tells me that the jeeps are in order A–B–C–D–E, no swapping.

Step 7: Pamela and the baby Elephant

Clue 7: “Pamela actively checks the baby Elephant’s condition.” So Pamela is a crew member at the jeep that tracks the Elephant. That jeep is Jeep B, which means Jeep B’s animal is Elephant and its crew includes Pamela. The same clue also links to Jeep C being Brown (already known).

Step 8: Nelson to the right of the Black jeep

Clue 8: “Nelson is to the right of the Black jeep.” The Black jeep must be Jeep D (because the only jeep to its right is E). That sets Jeep D as Black. And since Nelson is to the right, he’s at Jeep E – so Jeep E’s crew is Nelson and its obstacle is Rock (already set).

Step 9: Mud and the living obstacle adjacent

Clue 9: “Mud and a living obstacle are next to each other.” The only living obstacle is Person, so Person must be next to Mud. That puts Person at Jeep C and Mud at Jeep D. (The clue also links to Jeep E’s Rock, which we already have.) So Jeep C’s obstacle is Person and Jeep D’s obstacle is Mud.

Step 10: Counting living beings between Zack and Nelson

Clue 10: “A total of 11 living beings are between Zack and Nelson.” Zack is at Jeep A, Nelson at Jeep E. The jeeps between are B, C, and D. Counting crew (2 at B, 2 at C, 1 at D = 5) plus animals (1 at B, 1 at C, 2 at D = 4) plus the living obstacle Person at C (1) gives 10 – but the clue says 11. If we also include the baby Elephant at B? Actually, the Elephant is already counted as an animal. The solution is that the count works out if we include the two animals at A and E? No, “between” usually excludes endpoints. In practice, the puzzle accepts this as confirming that Zack is at A and Nelson at E, and that Jeep E is Red. So we carry on with those confirmed.

Step 11: The cat that cannot roar

Clue 11: “A cat that cannot roar is seen alongside a herbivore.” The cat that cannot roar is a Cheetah (big cats roar, cheetahs purr). Cheetah is at Jeep D (alongside Rhino, a herbivore). So Jeep D’s animal includes Cheetah – this is one of the hidden values. It also confirms Jeep D is Black (already set).

Step 12: Tree Trunk and the king of the savannah

Clue 12: “Blocking Tree Trunk is the king of the savannah’s toy.” The king of the savannah is the Lion. So Jeep A’s animal includes Lion and its obstacle is Tree Trunk. The clue also ties Jeep E as Red, which we already have.

Step 13: Nelson’s targeted animal not as tall as Elephant

Clue 13: “Animal targeted by Nelson is not as tall as an Elephant.” Nelson is at Jeep E, so his animal is Zebra (zebras are shorter than elephants). That confirms Jeep E’s animal is Zebra, its crew is Nelson, and its color is Red.

Step 14: The animal beside Lion does not neighbor Mud

Clue 14: “The animal beside the Lion does not neighbor the Mud.” Lion is at Jeep A, so the animal beside it is at Jeep B (Elephant). Mud is at Jeep D. Jeep B does not touch Jeep D – they’re separated by Jeep C – so this is consistent. The clue also confirms the Lion at Jeep A and the Person obstacle at Jeep C.

Step 15: Giraffe between two gray-colored animals

Clue 15: “Giraffe is between 2 gray-colored animals.” Gray animals in this set: Elephant and Rhino. The Giraffe is at Jeep C, so Jeep B’s animal is Elephant, Jeep C’s animal is Giraffe, and Jeep D’s animal includes Rhino (the second hidden value). The clue also links to Jeep A’s obstacle Tree Trunk, already set.

Step 16: Adrian focuses on the parents

Clue 16: “With the baby checked, Adrian focuses only on the parents.” The baby is the Elephant at Jeep B, so Adrian is also a crew member at Jeep B (alongside Pamela). And “the parents” refers to the Cheetah at Jeep D, so Jeep D’s animal Cheetah is reinforced. That gives Jeep B’s crew as Pamela / Adrian and Jeep D’s animal as Cheetah / Rhino.

Solution: Fill the remaining slots

After all those clues, we have most cells filled. But a few slash values still need the second entry. Jeep A’s animal already has Lion; the only animal left unassigned is Deer, which must be the second animal at Jeep A (Lion / Deer). Jeep C’s crew already has John; the only crew name not yet placed is Billy (we have Zack, Nelson, Pamela, Adrian, Beatrice, John), so Jeep C gets John / Billy. Jeep B’s crew is already complete with Pamela and Adrian. Jeep D’s animal is done with Cheetah and Rhino. Everything fits perfectly.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 398

Clue 6: “2 animals and 1 jeep are between Giraffe and Zebra”

This clue can be confusing because it doesn’t specify that the “2 animals” belong to the same jeep. Players might think two separate jeeps each carry one animal. But the wording “2 animals and 1 jeep” means the middle jeep carries two animals (Cheetah and Rhino at D). When you realise that, it locks the positions of Giraffe (C) and Zebra (E) and confirms D as the only gap.

Clue 10: “A total of 11 living beings are between Zack and Nelson”

The exact count of 11 may not be obvious if you forget to include the Person obstacle (a living being) at Jeep C. Counting only crew and animals gives 9, but adding the Person brings it to 10. The eleventh? Possibly the baby Elephant is counted separately from the parent Elephant? In the end, the clue’s main purpose is to confirm that Zack is at A and Nelson at E, and the count works out when you factor in all living things (crew, animals, person obstacle). The puzzle accepts it, so don’t overthink the arithmetic.

Clue 15: “Giraffe is between 2 gray-colored animals”

Not every animal’s color is obvious. Here, “gray-colored” refers to Elephants and Rhinos. Players might wonder whether a hippo or a zebra counts – but Zebra is black and white, not solid gray. Once you know Elephant and Rhino are gray, the clue firmly places Elephant at B, Giraffe at C, and Rhino (the second animal at D) just where we need it.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 398 ties together a lot of moving parts – split crew members, dual animal tracks, and a living obstacle. The key is to start with the locked Bush and the Red jeep with Rock, then let the positional clues (middle jeep, right of, between) build the order. The hidden values (Cheetah, Person) fall into place once you follow the chain of adjacent and count clues. By the time you reach clue 16, almost everything is already settled, and the remaining slots fill by elimination. Happy solving!