Profile Perfect Level 551 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 551 Answer

Spoiler warning: the complete solution to this puzzle is listed directly below. If you only want advice on a specific deduction, skip past the grid to the question section.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 551?

This puzzle can be tricky because multiple wagons contain split attributes, and several clues describe wagon positions relative to each other rather than stating an exact spot. You also need to spot how personality descriptions and animal behaviors translate into the official mood traits. Once you establish the wagon colors and pin down the two ends of the wagon train, the rest of the caravan falls into line smoothly.

How Do The Wagon Colors Line Up Across The Row?

A major stumbling block is figuring out where the colors go when one wagon has two shades. You are told that the Red wagon is between the yellow ones. Because there are four wagons in a line, a wagon placed between two others must sit in either Wagon B or Wagon C.

Looking at your available colors, Wagon A is Blue / Yellow, and Wagon C is solid Yellow. Since Wagon A contains yellow, Wagon B sits right between two wagons featuring yellow. That locks Wagon B in as Red, Wagon A as Blue / Yellow, and Wagon C as Yellow.

Because Wagon A, Wagon B, and Wagon C are all accounted for, the remaining color, Black, must belong to Wagon D.

Where Does Mason Belong, And Why Does That Reveal The Camel?

One clue tells you that Mason is farthest from the multi-colored wagon. Wagon A is the multi-colored wagon because it contains both Blue and Yellow. The wagon farthest away from Wagon A on the grid is Wagon D on the far right. That immediately places Mason in Wagon D.

With Wagon D confirmed as both Mason's wagon and the Black wagon, you can look at the clue stating that the Camel inside the Black wagon is having the time of its life. That single detail confirms two traits for Wagon D right away: the animal inside is the Camel, and its mood is Happy.

How Do You Place The Beastmasters In The Remaining Wagons?

With Mason settled in Wagon D, you have Clara, Winnie, and Jeff left to place.

You are told that Jeff handles multiple species at the same time. The only wagon that holds more than one species is Wagon C, which holds the Bear and Monkey combination. This assigns Jeff to Wagon C.

Next, consider Winnie. You know from the clues that Winnie crosses the Bridge with her Lion. That means Winnie, the Lion, and the Bridge must all be in the same wagon. The only wagon left that can fit this entire grouping is Wagon B, because Wagon A already holds a single fast animal and Wagon C belongs to Jeff.

That leaves Clara without a wagon. By elimination, Clara must belong in Wagon A.

Which Animals Go Into Wagon A And Wagon C?

Now that the beastmasters are placed, sorting out the remaining animals is straightforward.

You know the Camel is in Wagon D with Mason, and Winnie is in Wagon B with the Lion. That leaves Wagon A and Wagon C.

The clues state that the fastest animal is inside Wagon A. Out of the remaining choices, the Horse is the fastest animal, placing it directly into Wagon A.

Meanwhile, Jeff in Wagon C handles multiple species. To satisfy this clue along with the warning that the Lion and Bear will fight if they are together, the Bear cannot be in Wagon B with the Lion. The Bear joins the Monkey in Wagon C, giving you the shared Bear / Monkey cell.

What Connects Each Animal To Its Mood?

The clues describe behaviors rather than naming the moods directly, so you have to translate their actions into the mood list:

First, Clara's animal lashes out and kicks the wagon. That aggressive behavior clearly represents the Angry mood, so Wagon A is Angry.

Second, the Camel inside the Black wagon is having the time of its life, which assigns Happy to Wagon D.

Third, the Monkey is starving and enticed by the smell of food. An animal smelling food while starving matches Drooling, which places Drooling in Wagon C.

Finally, Wagon B is left with the Lion. With Angry, Happy, and Drooling assigned to the other three wagons, the remaining mood for Wagon B is Sleepy.

How Do You Distribute The Locations?

Winnie crosses the Bridge with her Lion, which establishes that Wagon B is the Bridge.

You are told that the environments neighboring the Bridge are dry. The wagons directly next to Wagon B are Wagon A and Wagon C. The Desert is a dry environment, which fits Wagon A.

With the Desert at Wagon A and the Bridge at Wagon B, you only have Meadow and Waterfall left. Meadow fits naturally into Wagon C, leaving Waterfall as the location for Wagon D.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that the Red wagon is between the yellow ones can tempt you into looking for two distinct, purely yellow wagons. You do not need to look for two single-color wagons. Wagon A counts as one of the yellow wagons because it carries the dual color Blue / Yellow. Once you realize Wagon A fulfills that requirement, Wagon B becomes the obvious home for Red.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your grid quickly, look at the two ends: Wagon A should be the Angry Horse in the Desert under Clara, while Wagon D at the other end is the Happy Camel at the Waterfall with Mason. In the middle, Winnie sits with her Lion at the Bridge in Wagon B, and Jeff looks after the Drooling Bear and Monkey in the Meadow at Wagon C.