Profile Perfect Level 354 Answer
Be aware that the solution below reveals the entire grid for this level. If you only want a push in the right direction, scroll past the table to the question guide.
| Trait | Ghost A | Ghost B | Ghost C | Ghost D | Ghost E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Color | Blue | White | Red | Purple / Pink | Beige |
| Expression | Sad | Angry | Scared | Happy | Excited |
| Location | Museum | Forest | Beach | School | Cemetery |
| Regret | Money / Love | Family | Travel | Food | Love |
Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 354?
Several clues in this puzzle link emotional regrets to ghost colors, while others pinpoint locations through spatial ordering. The hardest part is often tracking how the location clues anchor the columns so you can map each ghost to their proper color and life regret.
How Do You Figure Out The Locations For Each Ghost?
Start with the clues that name specific places or give clear spatial rules:
- Ghost E woke up from his funeral, which places Ghost E directly at the Cemetery in the fifth column.
- The classroom clue notes that a ghost is having fun at school, matching Ghost D to the School in the fourth column.
- The Forest dweller sits directly between the ghosts at the Museum and the Beach. This three ghost sequence occupies the first three columns from left to right: Ghost A at the Museum, Ghost B in the Forest, and Ghost C at the Beach.
Once you establish that sequence, all five ghost locations are locked into place across the grid.
How Do You Place The Ghost Expressions?
Two key clues work together to place the expressions across the columns:
The clue stating that the Excited ghost is two columns to the right of the Scared ghost gives you an immediate spacing requirement. Because Ghost E is at the far right in column five, Ghost E must be the Excited ghost. Moving two columns to the left puts the Scared expression on Ghost C in column three.
Next, look at the clues describing sounds and moods at the locations:
- Visitors heard crying sounds in dark corners of the Museum, which gives Ghost A the Sad expression.
- The mischievous ghost having fun in the classroom gives Ghost D the Happy expression.
- This leaves the Angry expression for Ghost B in the second column.
Which Regrets Match Up With The Red, White, And Purple Ghosts?
Several clues link a color directly to an unfinished life goal or regret:
- The White ghost wants to spend time with her Family.
- The Red ghost is anxious about not being able to Travel the world.
- The Purple ghost regrets never being able to do mukbang, which points to Food.
You can place these by cross referencing their location and spacing requirements:
Ghost B is in the Forest and is not adjacent to the Purple ghost. Ghost B takes the White color and the Family regret.
Ghost C is at the Beach and takes the Red color along with the Travel regret.
Ghost D in the School takes the Food regret because mukbang connects directly to food. This assigns Purple to Ghost D.
Why Does Ghost D Have Both Purple And Pink Listed?
Ghost D is associated with Purple because of the mukbang clue, but clue fourteen mentions that the Pink ghost never had an issue with Money.
In this puzzle, the Pink and Purple identities share the same slot for Ghost D. You do not need to choose between them or try to force Pink into another column. The combined Purple / Pink entry belongs entirely to Ghost D in the fourth column.
How Do You Resolve The Remaining Colors And Regrets For Ghost A And Ghost E?
At this stage, you have two locations that need final color and regret assignments: Ghost A at the Museum and Ghost E at the Cemetery.
Clue six states that the ghost at the Cemetery never got to confess to his crush, which ties Ghost E to Love. Clue nine confirms that the Beige ghost is worried about getting rejected by his crush, placing the Beige color with Ghost E.
This leaves Blue as the color for Ghost A. For regrets, Ghost A takes the combined Money / Love entry, completing the grid.
One Clue You Should Not Overthink
The clue mentioning that the Beach ghost had a great Love life when they were alive can easily be mistaken for an assignment clue. It simply provides background flavor to contrast with the ghosts who have romantic regrets. You do not need to assign Love to the Beach ghost. Ghost C at the Beach is fully defined by the Travel regret and the Red color.
Quick Answer Check
To quickly verify your grid, check that your middle ghost, Ghost C, is the Red, Scared ghost at the Beach who regrets not getting to Travel. Then check that your two outer ghosts are the Sad Blue ghost at the Museum on the left, and the Excited Beige ghost at the Cemetery on the right. If those match, your puzzle is completely solved.


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