professor layton and the diabolical box

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box: FAQ/Walkthrough by abcd9146Version 2.04, Last Updated 2009-09-06 View/Download Original File Hosted by GameFAQsReturn to Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box (DS) FAQs & Guides

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::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::CONTENTS::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::01. Version History: {VERH}02. Introduction: {INTR}03. Area Maps: {MAPS}04. Walkthrough: {WALK} Prologue: {WALK.00} Chapter 1: {WALK.01} Chapter 2: {WALK.02} Chapter 3: {WALK.03} Chapter 4: {WALK.04} Chapter 5: {WALK.05} Chapter 6: {WALK.06} Chapter 7: {WALK.07}05. Layton's Challenges: {CHAL}06. Puzzle List: {PUZZ}07. Hint Coins: {HINT}08. Camera: {CAMR}09. Hamster: {HAMS}10. Tea Set: {TEAS}11. Day off in London: {LOND}12. Wi-Fi Puzzles (Japanese): {WIFJ}13. Wi-Fi Puzzles (US)*: {WIFU}14. The Hidden Door: {DOOR}15. Unlockables: {UNLK}16. Ending {ENDG}

* - incomplete

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01. VERSION HISTORY {VERH}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v0.1 - 8kb - 04/03/08 - first version, finished prologuev0.2 - 56kb - 05/03/08 - finished chapter 1v0.25 - 80kb - 06/03/08 - partway through chapter 2v0.45 - 131kb - 07/03/08 - partway through chapter 4v0.55 - 168kb - 08/03/08 - partway through chapter 5v0.6 - 178kb - 09/03/08 - finished chapter 5v0.65 - 228kb - 10/03/08 - partway through chapter 6v0.75 - 242kb - 11/03/08 - partway through chapter 7v0.8 - 257kb - 12/03/08 - finished chapter 7v0.9 - 281kb - 13/03/08 - finished layton's challengesv1.0 - 293kb - 13/03/08 - compiled guide, final editing, first uploadv1.1 - 306kb - 03/04/08 - added to the hamster section, added the London sectionv1.2 - 320kb - 04/04/08 - added the latest wi-fi puzzlesv1.3 - 330kb - 21/07/08 - added the latest wi-fi puzzlesv1.40 - 343kb - 09/11/08 - added the latest wi-fi puzzles (up to 50)v1.50 - 345kb - 09/12/08 - added the last wi-fi puzzle (up to 52)v1.51 - 345kb - 09/12/08 - fixed error

<end updates for Japanese version, start updates for US English version>

v2.0 - 406kb - 28/08/09 - completed conversion of the guide. names, places and puzzles are now from the US version of the gamev2.01 - 412kb - 29/08/09 - finished the hidden door puzzlev2.02 - 412kb - 30/08/09 - fixed error...v2.03 - 441kb - 31/08/09 - added wifi puzzle (1), updated the peg solitaire puzzles with better answersv2.04 - 442kb - 06/09/09 - just a minor update

Time taken: 10 days to v1.0 281 days to complete all wi-fi puzzles

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::02. INTRODUCTION {INTR}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::EDIT (NEW INTRO): Yeah, so the English version of this game FINALLY came out... it's been almost a year since my last update of this guide, and for version 2 I'm hoping to fix all the names and random stuff to the 'official' names.

I left the Japanese text in there aswell for the people playing the Japanese

version (highly doubt there are any left though...) So if you are playing the English version, just ignore all the Japanese and you can still use this guide as normal!

OLD INTRO:Welcome to my guide for the second installment of the Professor Layton series, "Professor Layton and Pandora's Box"!!! It is a direct sequel of the first game, so therefore I strongly recommended you to complete the first game before starting this one.

As of the time of writing, there was no english version of the game available, so therefore this guide is written based on the JAPANESE version of the game. Surely, when the English version is released, this guide will also be of help for those stuck in the game.

This guide was created using a Japanese font, but as long as your computer can read Japanese characters, it should be fine. (You may have to change your browser's encoding in order to read Japanese characters)

Note: This does NOT translate the story of the game, I will only do a rough translation of the puzzle instructions given, and various small aspects of the game to make the game easier for people who don't understand Japanese.

Note2: I haven't put of explanations as to HOW I got a particular answer (especially in the mathematical puzzles), if you would like to know how I got a particular answer, email me. My email is written below.

Lastly, if there is something you do not understand, or if I have made an error, please contact me at: abcd9146 (at) gmail (dot) com

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::03. AREA MAPS {MAPS}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Since this game is in Japanese, to make things easier, and incase you get

stuck, I have included a list of all the areas in the game, and the translation provided is the one used in the English release.

=========PROLOGUE:========= ------------------ -----------------| ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚ÌŒ¤‹†Žº |_____| Œ¤‹†Žº‘O‚ë‚¤‚© || (Layton's Study) | | (Study Hallway) | ------------------ ----------------- ------------------- ---------------------| ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû |_____| •”‰®“ü‚èŒû |�| (Schrader's Home) | | (The Doctor's Hall) | ------------------- ---------------------

==========CHAPTER 1:========== ---------------------- | ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº | | (Layton's Room) | ---------------------- | ------------ | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H | | (Car 3) | ------------ | ------------ -------------- | ‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº | | (Car 4) | | (Car 4 Room) | ------------ -------------- | ----------------------- -------------------| ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ |_____| ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ |�| (Car 5 (Dining Room)) | | (Car 5 (Kitchen)) | ----------------------- ------------------- | ------------ ------------------ | ‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® |�� | (Car 6) | | (Babette's Room) | ------------ ------------------ | ------------ -------------------- | ‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŒÂŽº |� | (Car 7) | | (Granny R.'s Room) | ------------ -------------------- | -------------------- | “W–]ƒfƒbƒL | | (Observation Deck) | --------------------

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| ’âŽÔ’†‚Ì”à‚ÌŠO |_____| ŒÌ á‚µ‚½ŽÔ—¼ |� | (Outside the Train) | | (Broken Train) | --------------------- ----------------

==========CHAPTER 2:========== -------------------- | ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ |� | (Station Platform) | -------------------- | ----------------- | ‰w‘O L ê |� � | (Station Plaza) | ----------------- | --------------------- | ˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è | | (Road to Dropstone) | --------------------- | --------------- --------------------- ------------------- | ”ž”¨ |_____| –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â |_____| –Ø—� � �§‚¿ | | (Wheat Field) | | (Hill to Town Hall) | | (Tree-Lined Path) | --------------- --------------------- ------------------- | | ----------------- || ŽG‰Ý‰® | || (General Store) | | ----------------- | | | ---------------- ------------------- --------------------- | –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ |_____| ’¬–ð ê‘O |_____| ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï � � � | | (Path to Farm) | | (Town Hall Plaza) | | (Competition Field) | ---------------- ------------------- --------------------- | -----------------| –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû |�| (Farm Entrance) | ----------------- | ------------------| ’¬ŠO‚ê || (Dropstone Road) | ------------------

==========CHAPTER 3:========== ---------------------- ---------------

| ‚Q—¼–Ú“Á•ÊŽÔ—¼’Ê˜H |_____| “Á“™Žº | | (Car 2 (Deluxe Car)) | | (Deluxe Room) | ---------------------- --------------- | ------------ ---------------------- | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº | | (Car 3) | | (Layton's Room) | ------------ ---------------------- | ------------ -------------- | ‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº | | (Car 4) | | (Car 4 Room) | ------------ -------------- | ----------------------- -------------------| ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ |_____| ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ |�| (Car 5 (Dining Room)) | | (Car 5 (Kitchen)) | ----------------------- ------------------- | ------------ ------------------ | ‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® |�� | (Car 6) | | (Babette's Room) | ------------ ------------------ | ------------ -------------------- | ‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H |_____| ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŒÂŽº |� | (Car 7) | | (Granny R.'s Room) | ------------ -------------------- | -------------------- | “W–]ƒfƒbƒL | | (Observation Deck) | --------------------

==========CHAPTER 4:========== -------------------- | ‰w‘O | | (Folsense Station) | -------------------- | --------------- --------------------- | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ |_____| ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O |� | (Hotel Foyer) | | (Outside the Hotel) | --------------- --------------------- | | -------------- ------------- ---------------- | ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº | | ‘å’Ê‚è |_____| ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X | | (Hotel Room) | | (Promenade) | | (Antique Shop) | -------------- ------------- ---------------- | | ---------------- | ----------------

| ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O | | | ŽÊ ^ŠÙ � � | | (Granny R.'s) | | | (Photo Studio) | ---------------- | ---------------- | | | -------------- --------------------- ----------------------- | ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X |_____| ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê |_____| “Œ’Ê‚è � � | | (Cabaret) | | (Clock Tower Plaza) | | (Eastern Side Street) | -------------- --------------------- ----------------------- | | | | --------------- --------------- -------------------- | ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H |_________| ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê |_________| � � �ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû | | (West Y-Road) | | (Museum Gate) | | (Northeast Path) | --------------- --------------- -------------------- | | | ------------ | | •¬ … |� | | (Fountain) | | ------------ | | | -------------------- | | ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ |� | | (Herzen Museum) | | -------------------- |______________ | --------------- ---------------- ---------------------| ‰ó‚ê‚½–å |_____| ¼’Ê‚è |_____| ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ |�| (Broken Gate) | | (Western Path) | | (Northern Folsense) | --------------- ---------------- --------------------- | | ___________| |___________ | | | | ------------------------ ----------------- | Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK | | H—¿•i“X |� | (Watchtower 1st Floor) | | (Grocery Store) | ------------------------ ----------------- | -------------- | Œ©’£‚è‘ä | | (Watchtower) | --------------

==========

CHAPTER 5:========== -------------------- | ‰w‘O | | (Folsense Station) | -------------------- | --------------- --------------------- | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ |_____| ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O |� | (Hotel Foyer) | | (Outside the Hotel) | --------------- --------------------- | | -------------- ------------- ---------------- | ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº | | ‘å’Ê‚è |_____| ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X | | (Hotel Room) | | (Promenade) | | (Antique Shop) | -------------- ------------- ---------------- | | ---------------- | ---------------- | ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O | | | ŽÊ ^ŠÙ � � | | (Granny R.'s) | | | (Photo Studio) | ---------------- | ---------------- | | | -------------- --------------------- ----------------------- | ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X |_____| ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê |_____| “Œ’Ê‚è � � | | (Cabaret) | | (Clock Tower Plaza) | | (Eastern Side Street) | -------------- --------------------- ----------------------- | | | | --------------- --------------- -------------------- | ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H |_________| ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê |_________| � � �ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû | | (West Y-Road) | | (Museum Gate) | | (Northeast Path) | --------------- --------------- -------------------- | | | | ------------ | | | •¬ … | |� | | (Fountain) | | | ------------ | | | | | -------------------- | | | ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ | |� | | (Herzen Museum) | | | -------------------- | _____| | | |

| --------------------- ------------------- | _____| ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ | | ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû | | | | (Northern Folsense) | | (Northeast Alley) | | | --------------------- ------------------- | | | ---------------- ----------------- ------------------ | ¼’Ê‚è |____| H—¿•i“X | ___________| …� � �Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n |� | (Western Path) | | (Grocery Store) | | | (Flooded Street) | ---------------- ----------------- | ------------------ | | | | | |_____ ------------------ --------------- | | | ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n | | ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n | | | | (Garbage Heap) | | (Seedy Alley) | --------------- | ------------------ ---------------| ‰ó‚ê‚½–å | | || (Broken Gate) | | ------------------ --------------- | | ˜H’n‚Ì‰œ | | | (Alley Dead End) | ------------------------ ------------------ | Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK | | | (Watchtower 1st Floor) | ------------------ ------------------------ | ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® | | | (Alley End Room) | -------------- ------------------ | Œ©’£‚è‘ä | | (Watchtower) | --------------

==========CHAPTER 6:========== -------------------- | ‰w‘O | | (Folsense Station) | -------------------- |

--------------- --------------------- | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ |_____| ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O |� | (Hotel Foyer) | | (Outside the Hotel) | --------------- --------------------- | | -------------- ------------- ---------------- | ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº | | ‘å’Ê‚è |_____| ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X | | (Hotel Room) | | (Promenade) | | (Antique Shop) | -------------- ------------- ---------------- | | ---------------- | ---------------- | ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O | | | ŽÊ ^ŠÙ � � | | (Granny R.'s) | | | (Photo Studio) | ---------------- | ---------------- | | | -------------- --------------------- ----------------------- | ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X |_____| ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê |_____| “Œ’Ê‚è � � | | (Cabaret) | | (Clock Tower Plaza) | | (Eastern Side Street) | -------------- --------------------- ----------------------- | | | | --------------- --------------- -------------------- | ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H |_________| ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê |_________| � � �ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû | | (West Y-Road) | | (Museum Gate) | | (Northeast Path) | --------------- --------------- -------------------- | | | | ------------ | | | •¬ … | |� | | (Fountain) | | | ------------ | | | | | -------------------- | | | ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ | |� | | (Herzen Museum) | | | -------------------- | | | | | -------------------- | | | ‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK | | __| | (Museum 1st Floor) | | | -------------------- | | | | | -------------------- | | | ‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK | | | | (Museum 2nd Floor) | |

| -------------------- | | | | | | --------------------- ------------------- | _____| ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ | | ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû | | | | (Northern Folsense) | | (Northeast Alley) | | | --------------------- ------------------- | | | ---------------- ----------------- ------------------ | ¼’Ê‚è |____| H—¿•i“X | __________| …� � �Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n |� | (Western Path) | | (Grocery Store) | | | (Flooded Street) | ---------------- ----------------- | ------------------ | | | | | |___________ ------------------ --------------- | | | ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n | | ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n | | | | (Garbage Heap) | | (Seedy Alley) | --------------- | ------------------ --------------- | ‰ó‚ê‚½–å | | | | (Broken Gate) | | ------------------ --------------- | | ˜H’n‚Ì‰œ | | | | (Alley Dead End) | | ------------------------ ------------------ | | Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK | | | | (Watchtower 1st Floor) | ------------------ | ------------------------ | ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® | | | | (Alley End Room) | | -------------- ------------------ | | Œ©’£‚è‘ä | | | (Watchtower) | | -------------- --------------------| •ª‚©‚ê“¹ || (Fork in the Road) | -------------------- | |_______________________________________ | |

| | ----------------- ---------------- | ”p B“ü‚èŒû | | –À‚¢‚Ì X“ü‚èŒû |� � | (Mine Entrance) | | (Forest Gate) | ----------------- ---------------- | | --------------------- ----------------- | ”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® | | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚P |� � | (Mine Machine Room) | | (Dark Forest 1) | --------------------- ----------------- | | -------------- ----------------- | ”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H | | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q |� � | (Mine Room) | | (Dark Forest 2) | -------------- ----------------- | | -------------- ----------------- | ”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ | | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R |� � � � | (Mine Lift) | | (Dark Forest 3) | -------------- ----------------- | | ------------------ -------------------- | ”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® | | –À‚¢‚Ì X oŒû |� � � | (Mine Safe Room) | | (Dark Forest Exit) | ------------------- -------------------- | ------------------ | —³‚Ì‹´ | | (Rickety Bridge) | ------------------

==========CHAPTER 7:========== --------------- -------------- | ‰®•~‚Ì–å |_ _ _| ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ |� | (Castle Gate) | | (Guest Room) | --------------- -------------- | -------------- | ‰®•~‚ÌŒºŠÖ | | (Great Room) | -------------- | ------------------ | ‘å LŠÔ |� | (2nd Floor Hall) | ------------------ | ------------------ | ƒ_ƒCƒjƒ“ƒOƒ‹ [ƒ€ |� | (Dining Room) | ------------------ | --------------- | ‰B‚µ•”‰® |

| (Secret Room) | --------------- | -------------------- ----------------| ¬•”‰®‚ÌŠO |_____| ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº |�| (Under the Castle) | | (Machine Room) | -------------------- ---------------- | ---------------- | ¬•”‰® |� | (Storage Room) | ----------------

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::04. WALKTHROUGH {WALK}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::After pressing "‚Í‚¶‚ß‚©‚ç (New Game)", you are asked to enter your name. Do so, and watch the intro!

========================== ˜ Í : ˆ«–‚‚Ì”� � {WALK.00}PROLOGUE : THE ELYSIAN BOX==========================*********************************ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚ÌŒ¤‹†Žº (Layton's Study)*********************************"‚ ‚‚Ü‚Ì‚Í‚± (Elysian Box)" is added to the list of mysteries!

When asked to find the car keys, touch the middle drawer of Layton's desk. Watch the conversation and you get the keys for Layton's the car: "ˆ¤ŽÔ‚ÌƒJƒM (Layton's Keys)".

You will get a tutorial teaching you how to move, you should know how to do that!

Tap on the shoe and head right.

******************************Œ¤‹†Žº‘O‚ë‚¤‚© (Study Hallway)******************************Tap on the shoe and head right again for the first puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 001 : ƒiƒ]001�@”ŽŽm‚Ì‰Æ‚ÍƒhƒR�H Dr. Schrader's MapPicarats : 10

Hint : In the map to Dr. Schrader's home, several pieces in the center have been cut out. Restore the map by inserting the missing pieces in the correct spots. Touch a piece with your stylus to grab it, then slide your stylus to move the selected piece across the screen. You can't rotate the pieces. It may sound simple, but don't forget that you can move or remove pieces, including the one already in the middle of the map.Solution : The piece currently on the map is not needed. The first piece goes on the left. The second piece goes on the bottom. The third piece goes at the top. The fourth piece goes on the right. The fifth piece goes in the middle.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Watch the scene that occurs.

********************************ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû (Schrader's Home)�********************************You will automatically get the next puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 002 : ƒiƒ]002�@”ŽŽm‚Ì•”‰® The Doctor's HomePicarats : 15 Hint : Find Dr. Schrader's window from the details of his letter. "In the morning, I often awaken to the sound of music drifting in from a nearby flat. Looking out, I spy a flag fluttering gently outside my window, take a single sip of my tea, and turn my attention to the morning sun. Not many flats in London have a view of the sunrise anymore, you know." Circle the window from which the doctor views the sunrise. stylus.Solution : It's the window in the upper left corner with the green flag.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You'll get a tutorial on the options in Layton's briefcase... boring...

Before we get moving, talk to the man (ƒWƒ…ƒjƒA [Damon]) here. Now, tap the postbox for a hint coin [HC011]. Tap the upper right flowers [HC012], in the gap between the door on the left and the window above it [HC013], and the base

of the lamp post [HC014] for three more hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the door.

******************************•”‰®“ü‚èŒû (The Doctor's Hall)******************************Tap the left window [HC015], and under the cupboard on the right [HC016] for two hint coins. Now, tap on the door.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 003 : ƒiƒ]003�@Œ®‚Ìƒiƒ] The Right KeyPicarats : 20 Hint : Which key opens the door? As you might expect, the key won't open the door of it's shape won't let it pass through the keyhole. Use your stylus to fit the keys to the lock. Examine each key carefully and use tyour stylus to move the keys and find the one that fits into the lock.Solution : Turn the lower middle key 180 degrees and use it on the lock.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Watch the scene.

"‚«‚Á‚Õ‚Ìƒiƒ] (Train Ticket)" is added to the list of mysteries!

Watch another scene, and get another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 004 : ƒiƒ]004�@–§Žº‚Ìƒiƒ] A Secure RoomPicarats : 30 Hint : With its windows opening out into thin air eight stories up and its door securely bolted, you might think that this room is inaccessible from the outside, However, a single unusual detail reveals the truth on what went on here. Your job is to look aroundthe room by tapping the arrows and find this detail. Once you've got it, circle the area with your stylus and choose Submit to give our answer. Make sure to circle only one object when you answer.Solution : Turn to the left and circle the ripped curtain. Press Submit.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, watch another sscene.

"‚µ‚á‚µ‚ñ‚Ìƒiƒ] (Torn Photo)" is added to the list of mysteries!"‚Í‚±‚Ì‚ä‚‚¦ (Box's Location)" is added to the list of mysteries!

Watch more scenes and you will be asked to save.

----------------------------| STATUS UPDATE: ||----------------------------|| Hint Coins : 16/ 230 || Puzzles Solved : 4/ 153 || Picarats : 75/5500 | ----------------------------

=========================================== ‘æˆê Í : –²‚Ì’´“Á‹} @ƒ‚ƒŒƒ“ƒgƒŠ [‹} s � � � �{WALK.01}CHAPTER 1 : THE LEGENDARY MOLENTARY EXPRESS===========================================**********************************ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº (Layton's Room)**********************************Tap the under the table leg [HC017], the picture on the wall [HC018], and the coathanger [HC019] fot three hint coins. Now tap Luke's suitcase (on the seat) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 005 : ƒiƒ]005 @ƒ‹ [ƒN‚ÌƒJƒoƒ“� � Luke's TrunkPicarats : 30 Hint : Luke's belongings are all over the place and need to be packed away in his trunk. Use your stylus to move individual objects into the trunk, and make sure that none of them overlap. When you think everything has been placed neatly into the trunk, tap Submit.Solution : Your suitcase should end up looking like this: ___ _____ _______ | |C ___|_ E | A = Stack of books | A | | |_____| B = Frying pan |___|_| D |_ | C = Boomerang | |_____| | F | D = Clothes | B ___|_ G| | E = Teddy bear |_____|__H__|_|___| F = Yellow bag G = Telescope H = Harmonica--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap the sugar on the table for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 017 : ƒiƒ]017�@ƒAƒŠ‚Ì’Ê‚è“¹ The Worker AntPicarats : 25 Hint : Busy ants work tirelessly carrying food back to their nest. One day, one such ant was returning with food when he bumped into an acquaintance in front of the nest. "Whoa there, doofus! Don't you know that you took the longest path possible back to the nest? Think about where you're going, man!" Knowing that the ant never traveled the same area twice, can you trace the path he walked to get to his nest?Solution : Go down from the start, left at the first intersection, then up at the next. Go up to the wall, then left all the way to the left wall. Turn down and right at the next intersection, keep going right and turn down when you can. Go right at the end, and up at the next intersection, follow the path right to the wall, and turn down. Go left at the corner all the way to the intersection just before the finish, then go up, left and back down to the finish. Your path should look something like this: _____ S |___ |_| _ | _ | | |_| | | |_____| F--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit the room.

******************‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3)******************Tap the middle light [HC020], and the upper part of the pillar in the middle [HC021] for two hint coins. Now, talk to the girl (ƒŠƒŠƒB [Lili]). Talk to her a second time for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 024 : ƒiƒ]024 @Ž†‚Ì Ü‚è–Ú� �

A Strip of PaperPicarats : 10 Hint : After trying to fold a strip of paper in half, you notice that one side of the fodled strip is one inch longer than the other. Determined to get it right, you fold the strip again, only to discover that now the other end is an inch longer than the other. Now that you've made two folds along your strip, figure out what the distance between the two folds is when expressed in tenths of an inch.Solution : 10 tenths of an inch (or 10mm for the Japanese version)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the door on the right.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the leftmost doorknob [HC022], and the right of the left sliding door [HC023] for two hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the door with the light.

***********************‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº (Car 4 Room)***********************Tap under the sofa on the back, right side [HC024], and at the base of the sofa to the left [HC025] for two hint coins. Now tap the jug on the table for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 023 : ƒiƒ]023�@“Å–ò‚ÌŒˆ“¬ Pitchers and PoisonPicarats : 15 Hint : Two men, known here as 1 and 2, are playing a strange game. First, both men put their empty pitchers on the table. Next, a judge brings a pitcher filled with purple poison and places it in either spot A or spot B. The judge then starts shifting the poison from one pitcher to and adjacent pitcher over and over. After movine the liquid 55 times, the owner of the poison-filled pitcher must drink its contents. If you were the judge and secretly wanted 1 to win, would you place the poison filled pitcher down in spot A or spot B? Solution : B

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After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and exit the room.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the door at the back.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap in the middle of the hallway [HC026] for a hint coin. Talk to the waiter (ƒ`ƒƒƒRƒt [Chester]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 007 : ƒiƒ]007�@�È‘I‚Ñ‚Ìƒiƒ] Dining CouplesPicarats : 20 Hint : Four couples sit elbow-to-elbow in a crowded dining car. All diners are sitting next to or across from their partners. - The Joneses are sitting by the aisle. - The mustachioed Mr. O'Connor sits beside his wife. - Mr. Lambert sits across from his wife. using the information above, can you determine where Mrs. Hadley is sitting? Circle her and touch Submit.Solution : E

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : As shown my the map, there are four tables for four people, seating a total of 16. For all the guests, either next or opposite them is seated someone of the opposite sex. If there are less men, what is the minimum number of men required to fill the restaurant? Press the answer button, and write the answer in numbers. Remember that there is a path that runs between the tables, seats on either side of the path are still "next" to each other.Solution : 6--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and enter the door on the left.

**************************ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ (Car 5 (Kitchen))**************************

Watch the conversation, and the "ƒnƒ€ƒXƒ^ [ (Hamster)" minigame is �added to your briefcase, and you get an "‚è‚ñ‚² (Apple)" [H01]. After that you are told to name your hamster. Now, tap on the white bowl on the shelf at the back [HC027], and the cardboard box on the bottom [HC028] for two hint coins. Tap on the shoe and exit.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap on the shoe and enter the right door this time.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap the right of the middle sliding door (right next to the girl) for a hint coin [HC029]. Talk to the girl (ƒTƒL [Sally]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 006 : ƒiƒ]006�@ƒpƒ“ƒP�[ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ] Pancake Stacks 1Picarats : 15 Hint : Now here's a tasty puzzle for you. Your task is to take that big stack of pancakes on the left plate and move them to the plate on the right. In doing so, however you need to follow these rules: - You can move only one pancake at a time - A pancake can never rest on another pancake smaller than itself. Feel free to shift things around as much as you like and to use the middle plate in completing the puzzle.Solution : Three sized pancakes (S, M, L) Three plates numbered left to right (1, 2, 3) 1) S -> Plate 3 2) M -> Plate 2 3) S -> Plate 2 4) L -> Plate 3 5) S -> Plate 1 6) M -> Plate 3 7) S -> Plate 3--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go into the door at the back.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************

Tap on the bottom of the left sliding door [HC030], and the top of the support beam in the centre [HC031] for two hint coins. Tap on the shoe and go into the door at the back.

*****************************“W–]ƒfƒbƒL (Observation Deck)*****************************You'll automatically be given a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 011 : ƒiƒ]011�@—¬‚ê‚éŒi�F‚Ìƒiƒ] Trees in the ForestPicarats : 20 Hint : The forest below containd four different types of trees. Use your stylus to draw dividers int he forest so that you form four different sections. Each section should contain one of each type of tree, and all the trees must be connected either horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally. When you have your answer, touch submit.Solution : Divide along the # lines. ---#----------- | 1 # 2 | 3 | 1 | |---#####---##### | 4 | 2 # 4 # 2 | #####---#####---| | 4 # 3 # 3 | 4 | |---#########---| | 2 | 3 | 1 # 1 | -----------#---

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : From the window of the train, the scenery moves in three different speeds. From fastest to slowest: foreground, middleground and background. However, at one point, the direction of the scenery changes, and the middle ground barely moves. Where is this point? Circle the answer.Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap the gold ball on the left [HC032], and under the chair in the middle [HC033] for two hint coins. Now, tap the piece of rubbish on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 022 : ƒiƒ]022 @ƒSƒ~‚Ì•Ð•t‚¯�

Taking Out the TrashPicarats : 45 Hint : Put that garbage into the trash can where it belongs! Using your stylus, move the blocks obstructing your path and slide the clump of garbage all the way into the can at the bottom of the screen.Solution : 1) Slide the lower right blue block down two 2) Slide the lower left blue block right two, down one 3) Slide the upper left blue block down one, right two 4) Slide the left yellow block down two 5) Slide the right yellow block left two 6) Slide the top blue block up two, right two 7) Slide the next blue block up three 8) Slide the bottom yellow block right two, up one 9) Slide the bottom blue block up one, left two 10) Slide the right yellow block down two 11) Slide the left yellow block down one, right two 12) Slide the rubbish down three 13) Slide the top blue block left two, up two 14) Slide the rubbish up two 15) Slide the upper yellow block up one 16) Slide the left blue block up two 17) Slide the bottom yellow block up one, left two 18) Slide the right yellow block down three 19) Slide the left blue block right two, down one 20) Slide the rubbish down one, right two 21) Slide the left yellow block up three 22) Slide the right blue block left two, up one 23) Slide the right yellow block up one, left two 24) Slide the rubbish down two 25) Slide the left blue block right two, up one 26) Slide the left yellow block up one 27) Slide the rubbish up one 28) Slide the bottom blue block up two, left two 29) Slide the rubbish down three--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and head back through the way you came.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************Talk to the short man (ƒpƒbƒ|ƒ‰ƒbƒ` [Beluga]) here. Tap on the shoe and head back through the carriages.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the dining car.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************

As you enter, you'll be given a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 010 : ƒiƒ]010�@•sŽv‹c‚ÈŠG A Work of ArtPicarats : 15 Hint : The drawing below is made up of curved lines that intersect to create sections. If you want to color in the entire canvas so that no section touches the side of a section with the same color, what's the fewest number of colors that you can use? You can use a color as many times as you want as long as it doesn't touch any area with the same color. Once you have your answer, tap the Input Answer icon and enter the number of colors.Solution : 3 colours--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get unlock Granny Riddleton's shack, where you can solve puzzles you may have missed. But if you are following this guide, you won't miss any puzzles! Talk to ƒ`ƒƒƒRƒt (Chester) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 008 : ƒiƒ]008�@ƒ�ƒjƒ…�[‘I‚Ñ‚Ìƒiƒ] Luke's Big DinnerPicarats : 25 Hint : "Now, Luke, are you sure you can really eat all of that? You put in quite an order there." "No sweat Professor! I'll clean my plate and still have room for more." It's no wonder the professor is concerned, as Luke's order cost twice what the Professor's did. Below you can see all the items Luke and Professor Layton ordered, as well as the price of each item. Touch the price for each of the items that are part of Luke's order.Solution : Totally they ordered $105 of food, so $70 is Luke's. Now find food that totals $70: 12+16+17+25=70

<JAPANESE VERSION>

Hint : Written on the menu is: "For the people travelling, we charge a 20% service charge". 2 people, each had one drink each, and each had atleast one thing to eat. They didn't order anything more than once, and the bill was exactly $60. Tick the things they ordered on the menu below, of course, Luke doesn't drink alcohol.Solution : First the menu: ----------------------------------------- | * DRINK * | * FOOD * | | Orange Juice : $4 | Potato Salad : $11 | | Apple Juice : $5 | Sandwich : $12 | | Beer : $13 | Soup : $16 | | Red Wine : $21 | Spaghetti : $18 | | White Wine : $24 | Roast Beef : $35 | -----------------------------------------

Now, the bill was $60 (inc. tips) therefore, the bill before tips was $50. Find things that add up to $50. Orange Juice : $4 Apple Juice : $5 Potato Salad : $11 Sandwich : $12 Spaghetti : $18 ----- = $50--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, tap the wine glass on the left table for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 009 : ƒiƒ]009�@‚©‚´‚èƒOƒ‰ƒX‚Ìƒiƒ] Stacked GlassesPicarats : 10 Hint : The owner of a four-star restaurant assigns a young waiter the task of stacking glasses in a decorative way. Eager to please, the young waiter immediately draws five separate designs and shows them to the owner. The owner takes one glance at the designs and, with a look of irritation, turns to the boy and cries, "This design is preposterous! What were you thinking?" Which of the five designs is the owner talking about?Solution : D--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, tap on the shoe and enter the left door again.

**************************ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ (Car 5 (Kitchen))**************************Talk to the chef (ƒNƒbƒLƒ“ [Macaroon]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 013 : ƒiƒ]013�@‚¨ŽM‚Ì’ê‚É On Your PlatePicarats : 15 Hint : The plate in front of you bears a mark made up of two nesting equilateral triangles. Can you puzzle out how many times bigger the large triangle is when compared to the smaller one?Solution : 4 times--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and exit the kitchen.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap on the shoe and go back to the 4th carriage.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************As you enter you get "ƒgƒ€‚Ì‚‚Â (Tom's Shoe)"

"‚Ú‚¤‚â‚Ìƒiƒ] (Tom)" is added to the list of mysteries!

Talk to the detective (ƒ`ƒFƒ‹ƒ~ [ [Chelmey]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 020 : ƒiƒ]020�@ŒC‰®‚Ì‘¹ŠQ The Shoe Store ThiefPicarats : 25 Hint : A woman in a shoe store pays for a pair of $30 shoes with a $50 bill. The clerk doesn't have change, so he goes to the shop next door to break the $50 bill. He then gives the woman her change. A while later, the clerk next door comes into the shoe store complaining that the bill she got from the shoe clerk was coutnerfiet. The mortified shoe clerk gives the other shopkeeper a $50 bill of his own in apology. Both the woman with the fake bill and the shoes she took are gone. In total, how much did the shoe-store clerk lose in dollars?Solution : In the end, the woman who had the fake $50 walks walks out with the shoes ($30) and the $20 change.

The 'other shopkeeper' doesn't lose anything as he just exchanged $50 for change. And the shoe clerk loses $50 because he had to compensate the 'other shopkeeper' for the fake $50.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back to the 3rd carriage.

******************‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3)******************Talk to the woman (ƒJ [ƒ‰ [Karla]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 018 : ƒiƒ]018�@ŒC‚Ì–À˜H The Shoe MazePicarats : 20 Hint : Here's a maze that's made up of shoes. Your task is to travel from START to GOAL. You may only travel horizontally or vertically one space at a time, and you must alternate between left and rigth shoes every step. Also you may not pass through any walls in the maze. Tap each space one at a time to highlight the path you want to take. If you make a misstep, ou can deselect that space by tapping it again.Solution : Follow the path I have draw out (well... sort of drawn out): ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | | | | | | R+++L | |___|___|___|___|___| + ___| | | | | | | L | | |___|___|___|___|___| + |___| | | | L+++R+++L | R+++L | |___|___| + ___ + |___ + | | | | R | | R+++L+++R | |___|___| + |___|___ ___ ___| | | | L+++R | | | | |___|___|___ + |___|___|___| | | | | L | | | | |___|___|___| + |___|___|___| | L+++R+++L+++R | | | | |___ ___ ___ ___|___|___|___|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go backwards. The "‚Ó‚µ‚¬‚ÈƒJƒ ƒ‰ (Camera)" �minigame is added to your briefcase, and you get the "‚µ‚©‚‚¢ƒp [ƒc (Squarish �Part)"

[C01]. Now re-enter Sammy's room for a conversation, and re-enter again for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 019 : ƒiƒ]019�@�æ‹q‚Ìƒiƒ] The Train RidePicarats : 20 Hint : An unknown number of people are riding a train. At the first station the train pulls into, 1/6 of the people on board get off. At the next station, 1/5 of the remaining passengers get off. This pattern continues so that at the next stations 1/4 get off, then 1/3, and then 1/2. Then, at the final station, all passengers remaining on the train exit as well. Assuming no one got on the train during the ride, what is the fewest number of people that could have been riding on the train when it set out?Solution : 6 people--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go into the 4th carriage.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and go into the 5th carriage.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap on the shoe and enter the kitchen.

**************************ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ (Car 5 (Kitchen))**************************You get a puzzle as you enter.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 014 : ƒiƒ]014�@�Ô‚¢–XŽq‚Ìƒiƒ] Red CapsPicarats : 25 Hint : A preschool teacher ha everyone in her class close their eyes. While none of the students were looking, she slipped caps onto their heads and then said:

"OK, everyone open your eyes and look at the hats all your friends are wearing. Whoever sees four or more people wearing red hats gets a red balloon, and whoever doesn't gets a blue balloon." In a class of 10 children, only some of the kids got a red balloon. Knowing this, how many kids went home with a red balloon?Solution : 6 children--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚Ú‚¤‚â‚Ì–XŽq (Tom's Hat)". Now, tap on the shoe and exit the kitchen.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap on the shoe and go into the 6th carriage.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and go into the open door on the side.

*********************************ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® (Babette's Room)�� *********************************Tap on the right armrest of the sofa at the back [HC034], and on the lamp at the back [HC035] for two hint coins. Tap on the vase on the left for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 016 : ƒiƒ]016�@‰Ô•r‚Ìƒiƒ] Crazy DaisesPicarats : 15 Hint : Now for something on the flowery side. Of the three pictures labeled A, B, and C, one is actually the same as the picture on the far left. However, the image on the far left has had its contents flipped left to right and its colors inverted and changed to blach and white. Of A, B, and C, which picture is the same as the black-and-white picture on the far left?Solution : A--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap the food scraps on the floor to pick them up. Now exit the room.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and go into the door at the back.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************Talk to ƒTƒL [Sally]. After the conversation, tap on the shoe and enter the door on the side.

*********************************ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŒÂŽº (Granny R.'s Room)�*********************************Talk to ƒiƒ] [ƒo (Granny R.). Tap on the shoe and exit.�

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************Goto the viewing deck.

*****************************“W–]ƒfƒbƒL (Observation Deck)*****************************Talk to the man (ƒŠ [ƒ[ƒ“ [Hank]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 025 : ƒiƒ]025 @ ¶‘¶‹£‘ˆ� � Surviving in the WildPicarats : 20 Hint : After years of bad business, a local zoo has finally run out of money to feed its animals. Bellies rumbling from days with no food, the animals make a plan to escape the zoo. After prying open the bars on their rusted cages, all the animals attempt to find their way through the mazelike walls of the zoo. Tap the picture of each animal you think made it safely out of the zoo, and then tap Submit to answer. Just remember, an animal shows its true colors in the wild.Solution : The lion and rabbit can both reach the exit, but only the Lion will actually get there!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)

******************Tap on the shoe and go back to the 6th carriage.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and go back to the Dining Car.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Talk to ƒ`ƒƒƒRƒt (Chester). After talking, tap on the shoe and leave for the 4th carriage.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the middle room.

***********************‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº (Car 4 Room)***********************Talk to the woman (ƒhƒ ƒV [ [Mitzi]) here twice for a puzzle.� �

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 021 : ƒiƒ]021�@“`Œ¾ƒQ�[ƒ€‚Ìƒiƒ] Pass It On!Picarats : 20 Hint : Eight people are playing an unusual communication game. In this game, one person has tog et a message across to seven other people. It takes one minute to pass along the message, and each time the message is spoken, it can only have one recipient. Using these rules, what's the shortest amount of time in minutes for the message to pass to all seven othe players?Solution : 3 minutes--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle you get the "ƒ{ƒ^ƒ“‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Button Part)" [C02]. Tap �on the shoe and leave.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and go into the 3rd carriage.

******************‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3)******************

After the conversation, tap on the shoe on the ground for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 015 : ƒiƒ]015�@‰B‚³‚ê‚½�³‘Ì Who Is Tom Really?Picarats : 30 Hint : Professor Layton has a feeling that Tom may not be the child we suspect him to be. Move the L-shaped pieces around and arrange them into a + shape in the middle of the board in a that sheds some light on Tom's true identity.Solution : 1) Slide the upper left L block left one 2) Slide the upper left square block left one 3) Slide the upper right square block left one 4) Slide the upper right L block left one 5) Slide the lower right L block right one 6) Slide the lower right square block right one, up two 7) Slide the lower right L block up two 8) Slide the lower left square block right three 9) Slide the lower left L block right three 10) Slide the upper left square block down two, left one 11) Slide the upper right square block down two, right one 12) Slide the upper left L block down, right, down, right 13) Slide the upper right L block left two, down two 14) Slide the upper right square block left three 15) Slide the upper right L block left three 16) Slide the lower right square block up two 17) Slide the lower right L block up two, left one 18) Slide the lower right square block right one 19) Slide the lower right L block right one 20) Slide the lower left L block right one--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back into the 4th carriage.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and go in to the Dining Car.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap on the shoe and go to the 6th carriage.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and go to the 7th carriage.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)

******************Talk to the old man (ƒ} [ƒ‚ [Grousley]) twice for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 012 : ƒiƒ]012�@ŽÔ‘‹‚Ì‹ó‚Ìƒiƒ] Clouds and SkyPicarats : 30 Hint : A man sitting next to you on the train shoes you a picture he's drawn. "Let's say this picture has a total area of 10. Can you figure out how much of it is made up of clouds compared to the area that's made up of sky? Don't think you need to guess the answer. There's a definite method you can use to work this out." How much of the area is sky versus clouds?Solution : 6:4--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For finishing the puzzle, you get the "ƒKƒ‰ƒX‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Glass Part)" �[C03]. Tap on the shoe and head to the observation deck.

*****************************“W–]ƒfƒbƒL (Observation Deck)*****************************Talk to the girl here for a scene. After the scene, tap on the shoe and go back the way you came.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************Tap on the shoe and go back to the 6th carriage.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the door on the side.

*********************************ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® (Babette's Room)�� *********************************After the scene, you get the "ƒ~ƒjƒ`ƒ…ƒAƒnƒEƒX (Pet House)" [H02].

Mystery "‚Ú‚¤‚â‚Ìƒiƒ] (Tom)" solved!

Now, exit the room. Watch the scene that occurs.

**********************************’âŽÔ’†‚Ì”à‚ÌŠO (Outside the Train)**********************************

Tap just below the window of the door [HC036], on the last step of the stairs [HC037], and the far left edge of the screen (under the train) [HC038] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and go left.

***************************ŒÌ á‚µ‚½ŽÔ—¼ (Broken Train)�***************************Talk to ƒŠ [ƒ[ƒ“ (Hank) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 026 : ƒiƒ]026�@—ñŽÔ‚Ì“ü‚ê‘Ö‚¦ Train SwapPicarats : 25 Hint : Swap the positions of the two trains along the tracks. Move the cars one at a time and make sure that the numbers by the side of the track match the numbers in each car.Solution : 1) Slide Red 1 carriage to the top right corner 2) Slide Red 2 carriage into the middle gap 3) Slide Red 3 carriage all the way left 4) Slide Red 2 carriage next to Red 3 carriage 5) Slide Blue 1 carriage to where Red 3 carriage was 6) Slide Blue 2 carriage next to Blue 1 carriage 7) Slide Blue 3 carriage next to Blue 2 carriage 8) Slide Red 1 carriage into the gap 9) Slide Blue 4 carriage all the way right 10) Slide Red 1 carriage to far left 11) Slide Red 2 carriage next to Red 1 carriage 12) Slide Red 3 carriage next to Red 2 carriage 13) Slide Blue 4 carriage next to Blue 3 carriage--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚¨‚¨‚«‚Èƒp [ƒc (Round Part)" [C04]. You �are shown Granny Riddleton's list, should be empty. Watch the scene. You are now asked to save.


============================================ ‘æ“ñ Í : “cŽÉ’¬ƒhƒ ƒbƒvƒXƒg [ƒ“ � � �{WALK.02}CHAPTER 2 : THE COUNTRY VILLAGE OF DROPSTONE============================================

***********************************‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ (Station Platform)�***********************************Tap on the poster on the wall on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 027 : ƒiƒ]027�@‰w‚Å‚Ì•Ê‚ê A Dramatic FarewellPicarats : 20 Hint : Train stations are an especially good place for dramatic farewells, aren't they? Below is a picture of a man and a woman bidding each other a tearful good-bye. Somewhere within this picture is a single unrealistic detail. Find and circle that unusual area.Solution : The area above the man's head, to be exact, the window is the problem.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "LŽš‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Two-sided Part)" [C05]. Tap� the staircase of the train carriage [HC039], the rock in the middle of the platform [HC040], and the lamp of the streetlight [HC041] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and leave the platform.

************************‰w‘O L ê (Station Plaza)� �************************Tap the wall of the house on the far left [HC042], the rubbish bin on the right [HC043], and the chimney of the middle house [HC044] for three hint coins. Talk to ƒpƒbƒ|ƒ‰ƒbƒ` (Beluga). After the conversation, tap on the shoe and go right.

************************************˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è (Road to Dropstone)************************************Tap the tiny chimney on the far left [HC045] and the window of the white house on the right [HC046] for two hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒEƒ‹ƒc [Wurtzer]) here twice for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 041 : ƒiƒ]041�@“™•ªŠ„‚Ì�}Œ` Cube HalvesPicarats : 25 Hint : Below are four halves of four separate cubes. Each of the halves is

shaped so that when fitted with an identically shaped piece, these two halves form a whole cube. However, one piece below fails to meet those requirements and doesn't form a cube when joined with another identical piece. Circle the off piece out from choices A through D below.Solution : C--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go forwards.

**********************************–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************Tap on the small white parasol [HC047], the pot plant on the right [HC048], and a rock in the bottom left [HC049] for three hint coins. After that, tap the cart of fruit on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 028 : ƒiƒ]028�@‚¨‚©‚µ‚ÈŽÔ—Ö The Warped WheelPicarats : 20 Hint : In the back of the train yard, there's an old, warped wheel lying on the ground, as shown below. A star is pointing to its axle. While no longer functional, the wheel is interesting because, when rolled on a flat surface, it's axle traces a funny parrern if you look at it from the side. Of the five diagrams below, which one depicts the actual path of the axle?Solution : A

<JAPANESE VERSION><<???>> Hint : The firgure shown below on the right is known as "ƒ‹ [ƒ ['s� �� Triangle". Like shown, it is a equilateral triangle with its sides rounded. This shape, like a circle, has a width (diameter) that is the same from each side. Therefore, if used as a wheel, the height of the object it is holding up will not change as it rolls and as long as the surface is flat. Now then, there are five other shapes shown below. Which of these will have similar properties to the "ƒ‹ [ƒ ['s triangle"?� ��Solution : B and D

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After the puzzle, tap on the arrow guessing game (green stall on the left) another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 029 : ƒiƒ]029 @“–‚½‚è–î� The Winning ArrowPicarats : 20 Hint : A bag of candy dangles from one of three arrows attached to the wall. Assuming that all three arrows are perfectly straight, which arrow--A, B, or C--is connected to the candy?Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For solving the puzzle, you get the "ƒoƒl‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Spring Part)" [C06].� Now, tap on the shoe and go left.

******************”ž”¨ (Wheat Field)******************Tap on the middle mountain in the background [HC050], and the rock in the middle of the path [HC051] for two hint coins. Talk to the old man (ƒRƒ[ƒbƒg [Kostya]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 037 : ƒiƒ]037�@ƒSƒ‹ƒt–¼�l World's Best GolferPicarats : 25 Hint : A pro golfer has the amazing ability to consistently putt distances of 3, 5, 7, and 11 feet. Strangely enough, though, those are the only distances he can putt. Currently, out golfer stands in the green with his ball 20 feet from the hole. What's the fewest number of strokes he can use to get the ball into the hole? Assume that if the ball is hit farther than the distance remaining to the hole, it will roll over to the other side without going into the cup.Solution : 2 times--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap the shoe and go back right.

**********************************–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************This time, tap on the shoe and go right.

************************–Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path)************************Tap on the corner of the blue roof on the left [HC052], the 5th stake of from the left [HC053], and the chimney [HC054] for three hint coins. Tap the tree on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 034 : ƒiƒ]034�@’¬ŠO‚ê‚Ì–Ø Trees on an Old RoadPicarats : 20 Hint : The country road you see here is lined with a single straight row of trees, each planted at a different time and each a different distance from its neighbor. Of the five trees labeled A through E here, which two trees have the greatest distance between them? Study the diagram and carefully draw a line between the letters of the two trees you've chosen.Solution : Draw a line from A to E.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After solving the puzzle, you get the "‚«‚è‚©‚Ô (Tree Stump)" [H03]. Talk to the old woman (ƒ [ƒ‰ [Laurel]) here for a puzzle.��

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 036 : ƒiƒ]036�@ŒŠ‚É—Ž‚¿‚½�¬’¹ The Trapped BirdPicarats : 35 Hint : Oh, no! Laurel's poor little bird has fallen down a long, winding hole in the ground! In front of the bird are three paths labeled A, B, and C. Which tunnel should the bird take in order to make it back aboveground?Solution : B

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : A small bird fell down a deep hole in the ground. The hole is deep

and curved, so you cannot reach down to the bottom by hand. Also, the surface is hard, so you cannot make the hole bigger. Now, using something that is easily found in a park, save the bird. The answer is in two hiragana.Solution : Similar puzzle to one in the first game, but the answer this time is "‚·‚È (Sand)". You have to write the actual Japanese characters shown.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For completing the puzzle, the "ƒn [ƒuƒeƒB [ (Tea Set)" option is added� � to your briefcase, and you get the "ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt (Oasis Leaf)" [T01], �"ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Brisk Berry)" [T02], and the "‚Ý‚©‚ñ‚à‚Ç‚« (Belle � �Tart Seed)" [T03].

Now, with the new ƒn [ƒuƒeƒB [ (Tea Set) option, make a ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ� �‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic) [01/26] for Layton [HC055] to receive a hint coin. Talk to ƒ [ƒ‰ (Laurel) again for another puzzle.��

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 032 : ƒiƒ]032 @‰Ô‰®‚ÌŽè“`‚¢� It's a WrapPicarats : 20 Hint : In order to wrap the flower just like the left most drawing, how should you begin your wrapping? Tap A, B, C, or D to answer.Solution : C--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You get the "‚Í‚È (Flower)" [H04] for completing the puzzle. Now tap on the shoe and go back left.

**********************************–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************This time, tap on the shoe and go forwards.

**************************’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)�**************************Tap the top of the pole on the left [HC056], the bench on the left [HC057], and barrel next to the pole on the right [HC058] for three hint coins. Tap the stone monument on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 030 : ƒiƒ]030�@‹L”O”è‚Ì”é–§ The Secret MessagePicarats : 30 Hint : On the day Dropstone was founded 50 years ago, the villagers toasted with red wine and danced into the night. They also built this statue, engraving it with the word RED and the date 8-12. Part of the statue is shaped like a wineglass and can be filled with water from the spout at the top. Wile the statue descrubes the villagers' activities on the day of the founding, it can also show where they all found themselves the day after the festivities. Can you figure out where the villagers were? Answer in three letters.Solution : B E D--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap the door of the town hall for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 047 : ƒiƒ]047�@’¬’·‘I‹“ The Mayoral ElectionPicarats : 25 Hint : Three people at odds with one another are running for mayor in the upcoming election. Including these three candidates, the town has a voter population of 40 people. In order to win, a candidate must get more votes than any other candidate. If each of the 40 voters cast a single vote and every vote is recognised, what is the fewest number of votes a candidate needs to secure victory with certainty?Solution : 20--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to the man in glasses (ƒAƒr [ [Albert]) for another puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 053 : ƒiƒ]053 @’j‚¾‚¯‚ð� Boys ClubPicarats : 30 Hint : Below is a wheel of male and female portraits. Select a portrait and, counting that portrait as one, move six portraits either clockwise or counterclockwise. Then cross out the last of these six

portraits. Repeat this pattern, starting from the next available portrait and moving in the same direction. If you start at just the right portrait, you can remove all the women in the wheel, leaving only the six portraits of men behind. Circle this portrait. Remember, you can move clockwise or counterclockwise.Solution : The person in the upper left with a red nose. Starthig with him, and counting anti-clockwise, all the women are removed first. And just a fyi, if you wanted to remove all 6 men first, start with the woman in glasses in the upper right and count clockwise.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After that, talk to the man (ƒWƒƒƒbƒN [Jacques]). Now, with the ƒn [ƒuƒeƒB [ � �(Herb Tea) option, make a ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry) [02/26] for �Luke [HC059] to receive a hint coin. Tap on the shoe and go right.

******************************‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï (Competition Field)�******************************Tap the umbrella on the right [HC060], the 2nd stake on the right fence [HC061], and the flag on the 2nd tent from the left [HC062] for three hint coins. Tap the shoe and go back left.

**************************’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)�**************************Tap the shoe and head down.

**********************************–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************Tap the shoe and go right.

************************–Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path)************************Talk to the man (ƒ ƒyƒX [Lopez]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 052 : ƒiƒ]052�@–XŽq“ú˜a Hat WeatherPicarats : 30 Hint : There is a fellow with very particular rules about when he wears his best hat. - When it's sunny, he always wears his hat. - When it's rainy, he doesn't wear his hat.

- When it's cloudy, he doesn't wear his hat unless it's been cloudy for two days in a row, in which case he wears his hat on the second of these days. Below is a chart of when this man wore his hat over the course of one week. Use the panels to fill in the weather for each day, keeping in mind that it doesn't rain on cloudy days.Solution : Sun = Cloudy Mon = Sunny Tue = Cloudy Wed = Rain Thu = Sunny Fri = Rain Sat = Sunny--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back left.

**********************************–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************Tap on the shoe and go up.

**************************’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)�**************************Tap the shoe and go left.

*************************–q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)�*************************Tap on the orange sign [HC063], and under the portable sign [HC064] for two hint coins. After getting those, talk to the man (ƒGƒOƒo [ƒg �[Parcelle]). Tap on the shoe and enter the door on the left.

**********************ŽG‰Ý‰® (General Store)**********************Tap on the green thing hanging from the ceiling on the left [HC065], the basket hanging on the right [HC066], and the container on the green table [HC067] for three hint coins. Tap the large cat doll for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 051 : ƒiƒ]051�@ƒlƒR‚Ìƒiƒ] Flipped CatsPicarats : 20 Hint : One of the three color pictures--A, B, or C--is the same picture as

the black-and-white one displayed on the far left. Can you find which one? The only difference is that the picture on the far left has had its content flipped left to right and its colors inverted and changed to black-and -white.Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to woman (ƒhƒ ƒeƒA [Dorothea]). Tap on the shoe and exit the �General Store.

*************************–q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)�*************************Tap on the shoe and go forwards.

****************************–q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû (Farm Entrance)�****************************Tap the far left chimney [HC068], and the rock in the bottom left corner [HC069] for two hint coins. Tap the farm for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 038 : ƒiƒ]038�@”n‚ÌŽU•à Moving DayPicarats : 35 Hint : You have four horses, all of which travel at different speeds. In traveling from point A to point B, these horses take one, two, four, and six hours respectively. One day, you decide to move all your horses from point A to point B. However you can only move a maximum of two horses at a time, and you need t ride a horse back to point A each time you return to move your other horses. Knowing you can only move as fast as the slowest horse you're traveling with, what's the fewest number of hours it will take to complete your move?Solution : 13 hours--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚¿‚¢‚³‚Èƒp [ƒc (Tiny Part)" [C07]. Now, �talk to the man (ƒ^ƒr [ƒg [Romie]) here for another puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 045 : ƒiƒ]045 @‰×•¨’u‚« ê� � Baggage ClaimPicarats : 30 Hint : What rotten luck. While trying to pickup your luggage, you find that your bag is at the very back of the pile. The baggage porter unloading the luggage claims the boxes in the hold have prevented him from unloading your bag. Use your wits to move all the boxes out of the way and reclaim your luggage.Solution : 1) Slide the left green block up one 2) Slide the left green block up one 3) Slide the bottom red block left one 4) Slide the bottom red block left one 5) Slide the right green block down one 6) Slide the yellow block right one 7) Slide the blue block right one 8) Slide the bottom left green block right one, up one 9) Slide the left red block up one 10) Slide the right red block left two 11) Slide the right green block left two, down one 12) Slide the blue block down one, right one 13) Slide the luggage down three 14) Slide the upper left green block right one, up one 15) Slide the upper left green block right two 16) Slide the left red block up one 17) Slide the bottom left red block up one 18) Slide the luggage left one 19) Slide the bottom green block up two 20) Slide the luggage right one, down one--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and go right.

***********************’¬ŠO‚ê (Dropstone Road)***********************Tap the middle of the lake [HC070], the tree trunk of the tree on the right [HC071], and the chimney of the shed [HC072] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒ ƒxƒ‹ƒg [Gabe]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 033 : ƒiƒ]033�@’r‚Ì–Ô Pond of NetsPicarats : 20 Hint : You've cast a large net out in a pond to catch some fish. Every part of the net is in the water, except for the two ends, which you're

holding on your hands, as shown below. The pond's surface is small, but it's actually wider underwater, so parts of your sunken net aren't visible from the surface. Assuming that there are no tears in te net and that its rim is constructed of a single length of rope that ends on the shore, how many fish visible in the pond will you snare when you pull the net back up?Solution : 7 fish--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back left.

****************************–q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû (Farm Entrance)�****************************Talk to the red guy (ƒuƒ‹ƒbƒN [Remy]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 044 : ƒiƒ]044�@‚©‚ç‚ñ‚¾ƒ��[ƒv Tangled RopesPicarats : 25 Hint : Three ropes loops are tangled together with a single red rope. If you were to pull both ends of the red rope, a single knot would form in the middle. Can you figure out how many of the rope loops would get caught in this know when it forms? Remember, even if a loop appears to have been pulled into the knot, you shouldn't count it in your answer if you can pull the loop free of the red rope with a tug.Solution : 0--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, talk to ƒ`ƒFƒ‹ƒ~ [ (Chelmey). Tap on the shoe and �head back down.

*************************–q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)�*************************Talk to the man (ƒsƒGƒbƒ^ [Balsa]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 042 : ƒiƒ]042�@”Â‚Ì�Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚P Board Splitter 1

Picarats : 25 Hint : Here we have an oddly shaped board. Since this board is rather unwieldy as is, you're decided to cut it into two pieces and rejoin these pieces to form a square. Assuming you aren't allowed to flip either of the pieces over once the board is cut, where should you make the cut in order to achieve the above?Solution : Cut at the = signs ----------- | | |=== --- | --------------- | | | | ---> | | | | --- ===| | ------- | | | ---> | | | | --- | ---| | | ---> | | --------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "ƒlƒW‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Screw Part)" [C08]. Talk �to the ƒsƒGƒbƒ^ (Balsa) again for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 043 : ƒiƒ]043 @”Â‚Ì Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚Q� � Board Splitter 2Picarats : 30 Hint : Well, here we have yet another inconveniently shaped board. This one's even more unwieldy than the last, so you need to cut it into two pieces that you can reassemble to form a rectangle. Assuming you aren't allowed to flip either of the pieces over once the board is cut, where should you make the cut in order to achieve the above?Solution : Cut at the = signs --------------- | | | ------- | | | | | ------------------- | | --- | ---> | | | | | | | | ------- | | | | --- ===| ---> | | | | | | | | | | | --- | | |=== --- | | ---> | | | | | | | | | | | ------- | | --- | | ---> | | | | | | | ------------------- | ------- |

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After the puzzle, you get the "‚Å‚ñ‚¿‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Battery)" [C09]. Tap on �the shoe and go right.

**************************’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)�**************************Tap on the shoe and go right.

******************************‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï (Competition Field)�******************************Talk to the short man (ƒKƒ}ƒbƒN [Clabber]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 050 : ƒiƒ]050 @‚¤‚»‚Â‚«‹� � MisinformootionPicarats : 30 Hint : Five cows are grazing at the festival. Two of them are Troomoo cows, a breed that only rells the truth. The other three are Nowhey coes, a different variety that always lies. Using the following statements from each cow, mark all the Nowhey cows. Tap a letter to mark the cow below it. A: D is a Nowhey. I promise. B: Oh no, C isn;t a Troomoo cow. C: A ain't a Nowhey. No way. D: E's a Nowhey if I've ever seen one. E: B's definitely not a Troomoo.Solution : A, C, and E are the lying cows.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to ƒ ƒyƒX (Lopez) for another puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 039 : ƒiƒ]039�@’…‘Ö‚¦‚Ä‚Ý‚½‚ç... A Change of ClothesPicarats : 30 Hint : Men A, B, and C each started off with pants and shirts of a single color. A wore red, B wore blue, C wore white. Then they were blindfolded and swapped items of clothing. After they took off their blindfolds, here's what they said: A: No one's shirts and pants match.

B: It looks lke C's the onnly one of us who didn't keep any of his original clothes. C: I don't know if I like these red pants. Change their clothing by tapping on them, and assemble their current outfits using the clues given.Solution : --------------- | Shirt | Pants | ---|-------|-------| | A | Red | White | | B | White | Blue | | C | Blue | Red | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, tap on the shoe and try to leave. You'll get another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 048 : ƒiƒ]048 @“–Žå‚Í‚Ç‚±‚É H� � Who's Mr. Anderson?Picarats : 25 Hint : "I just saw Mr. Anderson around here a minute ago. He shouldn't be too hard to spot, with that beard and hat. Yup, he's a real gentleman, and he always look spiffy with his cane and that dapper little bow tie. Oh, and he doesn't wear glasses, in case you're wondering. Look, there he is now!" Using the clues in the above statement, can you find and circle Mr. Anderson in the crowd?Solution : The bald guy in the upper left corner.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the conversation, tap on the shoe and exit left.

**************************’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)�**************************Talk to ƒWƒƒƒbƒN (Jacques). Tap on the shoe and go left.

*************************–q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)�*************************Tap on the shoe and enter the general store.

**********************ŽG‰Ý‰® (General Store)**********************Talk to ƒhƒ ƒeƒA (Dorothea) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 031 : ƒiƒ]031�@‚è‚ñ‚²‚Ì•ª‚¯‘O Pass the ApplesPicarats : 20 Hint : Johnny and Thomas are each carrying some apples. If Johnny gave Thomas one apple, the two men would each have the same number of apples. Conversely, if thomas gave Johnny two apples, Johnny would have three times the number of apples that Thomas would have. So, just mow many apples is each of the men holding?Solution : Johnny has 7 Thomas has 5--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, exit the general store.

*************************–q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)�*************************Tap on the shoe and go right.

**************************’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)�**************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

**********************************–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************Talk to the girl (ƒ~ƒ‹ƒ‹ [Lulu]) at the back for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 046 : ƒiƒ]046�@” ‚ÉŽû‚ß‚æ‚¤ Odd Shape OutPicarats : 20 Hint : You have a box as shown below. Using the white cubes as standard units, the bos is two cubes wide by three cubes long by two cubes tall. Two white cubes are pernamently attached to the floor of the box. Now, of the four shapes, A through D, shown bleow, three of them can be placed together in the box to fill it to the top with no gaps. Find the shape that doesn't fit into the box using the conditions described above and circle the corresponding letter.Solution : D--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go left.

******************”ž”¨ (Wheat Field)******************Talk to ƒGƒOƒo [ƒg (Parcelle) on the left for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 035 : ƒiƒ]035�@‚Ç‚±‚Ì‰Æ�H Which House Where?Picarats : 30 Hint : Below are fouses A, B, C, and D, each of which is a different color. Decipher each house's color from the following clues. 1. The red house is closer to the pine tree than the blue house. 2. The yellow house is closer to the lake than the green house. 3. The green house is closer to the power lines than the blue bouse. 4. D is either yellow, blue, or green. Change the color of each house by tapping on it with your stylus.Solution : A is green, B is blue, C is red, and D is yellow.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to ƒRƒ[ƒbƒg (Kostya) on the right for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 054 : ƒiƒ]054�@Šø‚Ì“h‚è‚í‚¯ Painting the FlagPicarats : 25 Hint : You have a pristine white flag that you want to color into three sections as shown below. You have three paints. No two djacent sections of the flag can be the same color, each section can be only one color, and you can't change the number or size of these sections. If you aren't allowed t mix paint, how many distinct flag designs are possible.Solution : The colours we have are A, B, C, and white. You can try and list out all the combinations if you want, but I'll just tell you that the answer is 36.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit right.

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–ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � �**********************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

************************************˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è (Road to Dropstone)************************************Talk to the woman (ƒ}ƒhƒŒ [ƒ“ [Madeline]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 040 : ƒiƒ]040�@” ‚Ì–Í—l The Tiled BoxPicarats : 30 Hint : The two boxes shown below are actually the same box shown from different angles. Using the visible faces, reassemble the pattern of the box by placing the tiles into the unfolded view of the box. Don't forget, each tile needs to go in the correct square facing the correct direction.Solution : --- | 1 | 1 - Club (right way up) ---|---| 2 - Heart (upside down) | 2 | 3 | 3 - Circle (...) ---|---|--- 4 - Spade (right way up) | 4 | 5 | 5 - Person (upside down) ---|---| 6 - Triangle (pointing upwards) | 6 | -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to ƒ}ƒhƒŒ [ƒ“ (Madeline) for another puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 049 : ƒiƒ]049�@Ž©–�‰®‚Ì‰¤—l A Royal Show-offPicarats : 20 Hint : In a far-off country, there's a king whose favourite pastime is showing off the latest possessions he's collected. The subjects of his kingdom are forbidden to purchase items the king has acquired for a month or so. Only once he's tired of his new purchase can the common folk finally buy that item themselves. However, the other day, the king bought a new item that had him all but commanding his subjects to buy one of the same item as soon as possible. Circle that item.Solution : The telephone

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************************‰w‘O L ê (Station Plaza)� �************************After the conversaion, talk to ƒ^ƒr [ƒg (Romie), who is standing in the� front. Tap on the shoe and go left.

*********************************‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ (Train Platform)�*********************************Talk to ƒTƒ€ (Sammy) twice for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 055 : ƒiƒ]055�@ƒTƒ€‚ÌŽñ�ü‚è Sammy's NecklacePicarats : 30 Hint : Sammy has eight chains with seven links each. He wants to connect all these chains to make a totally awesome necklace that's a single loop. The jeweler says he can open and close a single link for $2. As shown below, Sammy could open an end of each of the eight chains to make one long necklace that's a single loop. However, that would cost $16, and the truth is that there's a cheaper way to get the same results. Using the cheapest method possible, how much will it Solution : $14--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Watch the scene that occurs, and once again you are shown Granny Riddleton's list. Should be empty. Afterwards, watch another scene.

"ƒJƒeƒBƒA‚Ìƒiƒ] (Katia)" is added to the list of mysteries!

You are now asked to save.


============================ ‘æŽO Í : ^ŽÀ‚Ö‚Ì•ªŠò“_ � �{WALK.03}CHAPTER 3 : A DIVERGING PATH============================**********************************ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº (Layton's Room)**********************************Tap on the shoe and exit your room.

******************‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the door at the end.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the door at the back.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Tap on the shoe and enter the right door.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the door at the back.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the door at the back.

*****************************“W–]ƒfƒbƒL (Observation Deck)*****************************Talk to ƒŠ [ƒ[ƒ“ (Hank). After the short conversation, exit the Viewing� Deck.

******************‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7)******************Tap on the shoe and go back towards the front of the train.

******************‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6)******************Talk to the boy (ƒR [ƒ| [Conrad]) here. After the conversation, �continue to the front of the train.

**********************************‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))�**********************************Yes, tap on the shoe and enter the 4th carriage.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and go enter the room.

***********************‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº (Car 4 Room)***********************Talk to the lady (ƒ~ƒUƒŠ [Marjorie]) here. Now, exit the room.

******************‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4)******************Tap on the shoe and continue in to the 3rd carriage.

******************‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3)******************Tap on the shoe and go into the 2nd carriage for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 056 : ƒiƒ]056�@”à‚ÌˆÃ�† The Door's CodePicarats : 40 Hint : In order to pass through this door, Luke and Layton must arrange the symbols according to the following rules: - The star must be next to the moon. - The X must be second from the top - The circle must be somewhere above the diamond. - The moon must be located two places below the diamond. Give it a shot!Solution : Here's the correct order from left to right: Circle, X, Diamond, Star, Moon

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : Written on the door, was the following instructions: "The people who can enter this door, are only those that are welcomed." No matter how you look at it, there are just a bunch of numbers lined up forming some kind of code. Except that you can change the order the numbers are lined up.Solution : Tricky puzzle, we are given the numbers: "3 3 3 3 0 0 7"

1st slot - 3 - Turn it clockwise 90 degrees 2nd slot - 3 - Turn it clockwise 180 degrees 3rd slot - 7 - Turn it clockwise 180 degrees 4th slot - 0 - Take the one with the black part, turn it 270 degrees 5th slot - 0 - Leave it alone 6th slot - 3 - Turn it clockwise 270 degrees 7th slot - 3 - Turn it clockwise 180 degrees

And you spell: "W E L C O M E"--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "ƒuƒ ƒbƒN (Block)" [H05]. You �automatically enter the 2nd carriage.

***************************************‚Q—¼–Ú“Á•ÊŽÔ—¼’Ê˜H (Car 2 (Deluxe Car))***************************************Tap on the furthest light on the ceiling [HC073], and on bottom right corner of the left sliding door [H074] for two hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the room.

********************“Á“™Žº (Deluxe Room)********************Enter this room and you will get a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 057 : ƒiƒ]057�@ƒoƒ‰‚Ì��‚è Smell the RosesPicarats : 30 Hint : Ah, there's nothing like fresh-cut roses to boost your spirits. Can you help freshen up the whole car with their fragrance? Tap a square with your stylus to place a rose. The fragrance of each rose reaches two spaces in all directions but can't penetrate walls. If the fragrance of two or more roses overlaps, the resilting smell will be overpowering, so make sure to keep your roses spaced out. To remove an existing rose, just tap on it again.Solution : --------------- | R | R | R = Rose | +---+ +---| | | | | + + + | | | | | | | + + + | | | | R | | + +---+---| | R | | +---+---+---| | R | -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap just below the left window frame [HC075], and on the right head rest of the back sofa [HC076] for two hint coins. Now, try and leave the room. Watch the scene that occurs for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 058 : ƒiƒ]058 @ƒgƒ“ƒlƒ‹‚Ì’†� In the TunnelPicarats : 35 Hint : Two trains pass in the darkness of the tunnel. Move them around so that each locomotive ends up on the opposing track while still maintaining the same order of its cars. There's one trick, though: the number 2 cars for both trains must remain in their original tracks.Solution : 1) Slide Green 1 car into bottom left gap 2) Slide Green 2 car into middle gap 3) Slide Green 3 car to the bottom track 4) Slide Green 2 car back up to the top track 5) Slide Green 3 car next to Green 2 car 6) Slide Red 1 car into middle gap 7) Slide Red 2 car next to the Red 1 car 8) Slide Green 1 car next to the Red 2 car 9) Slide Red 3 car all the way left 10) Slide Green 1 car to Green 1 sign 11) Slide Red 2 car to Red 2 sign 12) Slide Green 3 car to Green 3 sign 13) Slide Green 2 car all the way down to next to Green 3 car 14) Slide Green 4 car on top of Green 2 car 15) Slide Red 1 car to Red 1 sign 16) Slide Green 4 car in to middle gap 17) Slide Green 2 car to Green 2 sign 18) Slide Red 3 car to Red 3 sign 19) Slide Green 4 car to Green 4 sign--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚Å‚ñ‚«‚ã‚¤ (Lightbulb)" [H06]. Now, watch another scene and get another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 059 : ƒiƒ]059�@�Ø•„‚Ìƒiƒ] A Ticket to Where?Picarats : 40 Hint : In front of you sits the ticket that Layton and Luke found with Dr. Schrader. At first glance, the ticket appears to have no destination written on it. But when you look at it just the right way, the

ticket discloses its destination: the town of Folsense. The key to spotting the destination is the number that has been cut out of the ticket. WHat number used to be there? Use the ticket in the instruction booklet to puzzle this one out!Solution : It's the number "2".--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Watch the scene after the puzzle.

Mystery "‚«‚Á‚Õ‚Ìƒiƒ] (Train Ticket)" solved!


Watch another scene.

"‚³‚Ñ‚ê‚½‚¦‚« (Folsense Station)" is added to the list of mysteries!

You are now asked if you want to save.


======================================== ‘æŽl Í : Œ¶‚Ì’¬ @ƒtƒHƒ‹ƒZƒ“ƒX � �{WALK.04}CHAPTER 4 : THE PHANTOM TOWN OF FOLSENSE========================================***********************‰w‘O (Folsense Station)***********************Tap the top of the street light at the back on the right [HC077], the little light under the balcony on the right [HC078], and at the base of the left street light [HC079] for three hint coins. Talk to ƒGƒOƒo [ƒg �(Parcelle). Tap on the shoe and go forwards.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Tap the upper left window of the brown building [HC080], the round clock of the brown building [HC081], and the middle window of the three lit windows on the blue building [HC082] for three hint coins. Tap on the door of any building for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 061 : ƒiƒ]061�@ƒzƒeƒ‹‚Í‚Ç‚ê Where's the Hotel?Picarats : 30 Hint : In front of the town train station are four buildings standing in a row. One of these four is supposedly the local hotel, though it lacks a sign. Even so, if you study the area carefully, you should be able to tell which of the buildings is the hotel. Can you figure out which of these four buildings is the hotel?Solution : C, because the shadows in the windows forms the word HOTEL!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚ä‚ß‚Ý‚»‚¤ (Dream Fluff)" [T04] herb tea ingredient. You automatically enter the hotel.

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Tap the right end of the railing [HC083], the left end of the railing [HC084], and the shrub on the right [HC085] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and head upstairs.

***********************ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room)***********************Tap the lamp on the right [HC086], the doorknob at the back [HC087], and under the mirror on the left [HC088] for three hint coins. Tap on the purple rose for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 062 : ƒiƒ]062�@ƒoƒ‰‚Ì��‚è�Ä‚Ñ Smell the Roses AgainPicarats : 40 Hint : Nothing smell quite as sweet as fresh-cut roses. Can you help freshen up the whole room with their fragrance? Tap a square with your stylus to place a rose. The fragrance of each rose reaches two spaces in all directions but can't penetrate walls. If the fragrance of two or more roses overlaps, the resilting smell will be overpowering, so make sure to keep your roses spaced out. To remove an existing rose, just tap on it again.Solution : -----------------------

| R | R = Rose | +---+ +---+---+---| | R | | R | |---+---+ + +---+ | | R | | | | +---+ + + +---| | | | R | | + +---+---+---+ | | | | | +---+---+ + +---| | R | R | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back downstairs.

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Tap on the shoe and exit the hotel.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Tap on the shoe and go down the path infront of you.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************The "ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary)" option is added to your briefcase.

"‚³‚ª‚µ‚à‚Ì‚Ìƒiƒ] (Beluga's Search)" is added to the list of mysteries!

Tap on the top of the right barrel [HC089], at the base of the street light on the left [HC090], and in the upper left corner on the horizontal pole holding up the lamp [HC091] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the door on the left.

***********************ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop)***********************Tap the umbrella on the right [HC092], under the folding table [HC093], and under the chair [HC094] for three hint coins. Talk to ƒ`ƒFƒ‹ƒ~ [ (Chelmey). �After the conversation, talk to the man (ƒh [ƒ\ƒ“ [Dawson]). After that �conversation, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and exit the store.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************

Tap on the shoe and head forwards.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Tap the chimney of the blue roof [HC095], and the top most window of the 2nd [HC096] and the 3rd [HC097] building at the back for three hint coins. Now look at ƒqƒQƒ}ƒtƒ‰ [ (Stachen), see how he is sweating? Whenever a character� is like that, you have to give a specific blend tea. Now talk to him and give him a ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic) [03/26]. Now, there is another man (ƒ_ƒbƒc [Derby]) here. Exit and re-enter until he is sweating too. Talk to him and give him a ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic) [04/26]. Talk to ƒ_ƒbƒc (Derby) a second time for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 089 : ƒiƒ]089�@‰Ô’d‚Ì–Ê�Ï Flower Bed FunPicarats : 40 Hint : Here are four circilar flower beds, each with a radius of 10 feet. The way they're arranged forms a space between them. Can you find the area in square feet of the section in colored red below? Ignore the width of the border around the flower beds when calculating your answer.Solution : 400 square feet (400 metres squared for the Japanese version)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For completing the puzzle, you get the "ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Peppercherry)" [T05] � �herb tea ingredient.

Tap on the shoe and head right.

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Tap near the left [HC098] and right [HC099] windows of the photo studio, and raised ground in the bottom left corner [HC100] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the Photo Studio.

*********************ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)�*********************As you enter, you get a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 072 : ƒiƒ]072�@ŽB‰e‚Ì�‡”Ô Scrambled PhotosPicarats : 35 Hint : Four photographs decorate the wall of Joseph's photo studio. Each photo depicts the same area and was taken at teh exact same time of day. However, each photo was taken at a different point in time, and if you look carefully, you can figure out the order in which these pictures were taken. Enter your answer using the letters attached to each picture, like so: ABCD.Solution : C, D, B, A--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You get the "‚Í‚®‚é‚Ü‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Gear-Filled Part)" [C10] for completing �the puzzle. The camera should now be complete! Go into Layton's briefcase and build the camera. After finishing the camera, go back to the game. Tap on the lamp [HC101], under the box on the left [HC102], and on top of the drawer on the left [HC103] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and exit the studio.

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Exit and re-enter here until the man (ƒSƒc [ƒC [Felix]) is sweating. �Give him a ƒ ƒCƒ‹ƒhƒ}ƒCƒ‹ƒh (Dream Spice) [05/26]. Talk to him a second time for� a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 068 : ƒiƒ]068�@–XŽq‚Ìƒ}ƒi�[ Hat TrickPicarats : 25 Hint : Taking felix's request for "that" hat at face value, you must now find another hat to hand over from the pattern below. The hat you're looking for will be the same shape and size as the one shown above the pattern, but it might not be facing the same direction. Use your stylus to outline your answer.Solution : I didn't like this puzzle, but the answer is in the bottom left corner, and the top of the hat is facing right.

<JAPANESE VERSION>

Hint : "Dear valued customer, if you don't hang a hat here, we cannot accept you into our restaurant." Which means, that inorder to enter the restaurant, you have to place a hat in this area. Using the hats already there, by only changing their directions, can you make it so like you have already left a hat? Touch the hats to change their directions.Solution : Flip the top brown hat Flip the two coned hats on top Flip the bottom purple-ish black top hat Flip the left of the long top hats

This should form the word HAT in the gaps. Now you've left a 'hat'!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For solving the puzzle, you get the "ƒ~ƒjƒ`ƒ…ƒAƒnƒEƒX (Pet House)" [H07]. Tap on the shoe and head up the stairs.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)***********************************Tap next to the door on the right [HC104], the sign on the right [HC105], and the window of the building in the upper left corner at the back [HC106] for three hint coins. Tap on the dog (ƒuƒ‹ [Precious]) here. Tap on the shoe and go left.

**************************‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************Tap on the base of the right street light [HC107], the top of the left street light [HC108], and on the tiny weed in the bottom left corner [HC109] for three hint coins. After getting the coins, tap the gate... and it's locked. Tap on the shoe and go left.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap in the corner of the first step [HC110], bottom of the support pillar on the right [HC111], and at the top of the small staircase on the right [HC112] for three hint coins. Talk to the girl (ƒtƒBƒIƒi [Narice]) here for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 117 : ƒiƒ]117�@‚R‘g‚Ì•v•w Three CouplesPicarats : 30 Hint : A yellowed photograph shows three couples. In the photo, no man is standing directly above his spouse. Of the three women, two are sisters and are sitting next to each other. The elder sister;s husband is the man without a mustache. Everyone in the picture is wearing a hat, save the husband of the younger sister. The woman unrelated to the other two is sitting in front of the younger sister's husband. So, can you find the man in this bunch who is married to neither sister? Choose from A, B, or C.Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, exit and re-enter til ƒtƒBƒIƒi (Narice) wants a drink, and give her a ƒ ƒCƒ‹ƒhƒ}ƒCƒ‹ƒh (Dream Spice) [06/26]. Tap on the shoe and �go down.

**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Tap the shrub on the left [HC113], the little street light in the middle [HC114], and the rubbish bin on the right [HC115] for three hint coins. Talk to the girl (ƒCƒŠ [ƒi [Ilyana]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 070 : ƒiƒ]070�@•ó�Î‚ÌŽñ�ü‚è The Jeweled NecklacePicarats : 30 Hint : "I have this old necklace, but the thing is, it's not really my taste anymore. So I decided to sell it, but when I was getting it appraised the other day, I realized something weird. "Each stone is worth a different amount, but if I break the necklace in three places, the three gem strands will be worth the same amount as one another. Can you believe it? Here, see if you can figure out where you gotta cut it to make that happen.Solution : Cut between the 600 and 1000 jewel Cut between the 900 and 1200 jewel Cut between the 800 and 1100 jewel

Each section should be worth 2600.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, exit and re-enter until ƒCƒŠ [ƒi (Ilyana) needs a �drink, and give her a ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry) [07/26]. Tap on the shoe �and go left.

****************************ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O (Granny R.'s)�****************************Tap in the section of the chimney where it meets the roof [HC116], in the middle of the eye on the ground [HC117], and on the street light near the stairs [HC118] for three hint coins. Now use your newly built camera to take a photo, go into your photo album, find the differences [Photo #08]. Now go back into the photo album, to puzzle #008 and you will see a speech bubble pointing at the tree branches. Go to the real world and point at those tree branches for the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 129 : ƒiƒ]129�@ƒ‚ƒOƒ‰‚Ì‘ƒŒŠ The Slobbish MolePicarats : 40 Hint : On the edge of a forest lives a particularly messy mole. His borrow is clogged with trash that eventually he has to tidy up. However, being lazy, he decides to clean his pplace while doing the least work possible. In order to pick up all the trash in his burrow without passing through any one tunnel twice, which of the holes, A through G, should the mole start cleaning from? While moving through any tunnel twice is forbidden, he can pass though any junction between tunnels as often as he wants.Solution : C--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The house here is for any puzzles you have missed, but it should be empty. After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and exit right.

**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Tap on the shoe and go down the stairs.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Talk to the little girl (ƒWƒ‡ƒAƒ“ [Joanie]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 093 : ƒiƒ]093�@‚í‚½‚µ‚Í‚¢‚‚Â�H How Old Am I?Picarats : 30 Hint : "Hi there! yeah, I knoe I'm all cute and stuff, but I'm ALSO really good at puzzles. What's that? You wanna know my age? Well... OK. "The difference between my Mama's age and papa's age is the same as my age. Oh, and my sister is twice my age, which happens to be one- third of my mom's age. And one more thing: in five years, I'll be my sister's age. "OK, enough hints! How old am I?"Solution : Let x = age of little girl

Age of sister = x+5 = 2x x = 5

Therefore, the little girl's age is 5 years old--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Exit and re-enter until ƒWƒ‡ƒAƒ“ (Joanie) wants a drink, give her a ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry) [08/26]. Tap on the shoe and enter the� antique store.

***********************ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop)***********************Talk to the ƒh [ƒ\ƒ“ (Dawson) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 063 : ƒiƒ]063 @ ” ‡‚í‚¹� � � Numbered CardsPicarats : 25

Hint : Cards labeled 1 through 6 are arranged in order as shown below. Rearrange them so that they satisfy the following conditions. 1. The sum of the top row must be one less than the sum of the bottom row. 2. The two cards in the right column must add up to five. 3. The 5 card bust be to the immediate left of the 4 card. 4. The 1 card must be placed in the left column.Solution : ___ ___ ___ | | | | | | | 1 | | 6 | | 3 | |___| |___| |___| ___ ___ ___ | | | | | | | 5 | | 4 | | 2 | |___| |___| |___|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For solving the puzzle, you get the "ƒrƒbƒNƒŠ‚Î‚± (Surprise Box)" [H08]. After this toy, it's possible to finish the hamster workout. Check the hamster minigame section for more details. Once you have finished it, you unlock a section of Layton's Challenges. And also, the hamster works like the gizmo dog in the first game, he can find coins for you. Exit the Antique Shop.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go back towards the hotel.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Enter the hotel.

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Exit and re-enter until ƒNƒ‰ƒ“ƒc (Krantz) wants a drink. Give him a ƒg [ƒKƒ‰ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Cherry Boost) [09/26]. After that, talk to him again � �for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 115 : ƒiƒ]115�@‚Q–‡‚ÌƒJ�[ƒh Tricky DigitsPicarats : 40 Hint : Two cards sit on a table. Each has a different single-digit number written on it. When set side by side, they form a two-digit number.

When by flipping their order, you can make another two-digit number. Adding the total from these two two-digit numbers gives you one of the totals shown below. Which one is it?Solution : A--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit the hotel.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Talk to the woman (ƒ}ƒ_ƒ€ [Opal]) here on the left. Tap on the shoe and go back.

***********************‰w‘O (Folsense Station)***********************Talk to the man (ƒ [ƒŠ [ [Rory]) twice for a puzzle.��

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 060 : ƒiƒ]060�@�L�ê‚Ì“ä Plaza PuzzlePicarats : 25 Hint : "So there's a big, old statue in the middle of this plaza. When you take away the area occupied by the statue, the plaza looks kinda doughnutlike in shape. What you gotta do is divide this doughnut plaza into two identically shaped parts using only one line. "Oh, and before you get any big ideas, the dotted lines shown below won't cut it 'cause they're actually two lines." Draw your answer in the Touch Screen.Solution : Draw a concentric circle within the large red circle. Make the radius about 1/3 the size of the red circle. This makes the two remaining donut shapes "similar shapes".--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back outside the hotel.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Tap on the shoe and go up the path.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************

Tap on the shoe and go into the plaza.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Tap on the shoe and go left.

**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Tap on the shoe and go up the stairs.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and up the left path.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap the base of the streetlight [HC119], the 2nd highest window of the 2nd house from the right [HC120], and the middle window of the tower [HC121] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒIƒ‹ƒ\ƒ“ [Olson]) here for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 085 : ƒiƒ]085�@‚S”Ô–Ú‚Ì�}Œ` The Missing ShapePicarats : 30 Hint : Five shapes are arranged in a sequence, but the fourth shape is missing. Use the four visible shapes to determine whether A, B, or C should be inserted as the fourth shape in the sequence.Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and go into the right building.

************************H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)�************************Tap the barrel in the bottom left corner [HC122], the donut hanging from the roof [HC123], and the green drawer open at the back [HC124] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒ}ƒbƒV [ [Garland]). Tap on the shoe and head �back outside.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************

Tap on the shoe and go into the left path.

**********************‰ó‚ê‚½–å (Broken Gate)**********************Tap on the broken brick on the right [HC125], the upper right of the gate [HC126], and base of the support pillar on the right [HC127] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and exit this area.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and go up the right path.

********************************ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ (Northern Folsense)********************************Tap the lower right small roof [HC128], the sign [HC129], and the light on the left [HC130] for three hint coins. Talk to ƒGƒOƒo [ƒg (Parcelle). Tap �on the shoe and go back.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and enter the left building.

***********************************Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor)***********************************Tap the small circular object just to the left of the stairs [HC131], the spilt wine on the floor [HC132], and the big red mirror in the middle [HC133] for three hint coins. Use your camera to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #05]. Now look at the photo, tap at that little area, and get the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 119 : ƒiƒ]119 @ƒjƒZ‹à‰Ý� The Fake CoinsPicarats : 30 Hint : There are 10 coins in each of the five bags below. One of these bags is filled with fake coins that are lighter than the real ones. A real coin weighs 10 units, a fake coin is one unit lighter. If you're using a scale that can register up to 200 units, what is the fewest number of times you could use the scale to find the bag

filled with fake coins?Solution : 1--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go upstairs.

*********************Œ©’£‚è‘ä (Watchtower)*********************Tap the wine bottle on the right [HC134], the part where the right pillar meets the beams holding up the roof [HC135], and the bottle on the left [HC136] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒWƒFƒt [Geoff]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 076 : ƒiƒ]076�@“ƒ‚Ìƒiƒ] Top of the TowerPicarats : 20 Hint : In a quiet town, there's a tower that commands a view of the whole town. Since you can see the whole town from the tower, logic dictates that you should be able to see the top of the tower from anywhere in town. However, there's one place in town shown on the map below from which you clearly have no chance of seeing the top of the tower. Find and circle this place.Solution : The tower itself! (Its the brown thing at the back)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"‚µ‚ë‚Ìƒoƒ“ƒpƒCƒA (Vampire)" is added to the list of mysteries!

Tap on the shoe and go back down stairs.

***********************************Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor)***********************************Tap on the shoe and exit the tower.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe go back.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and go right.

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‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************Tap on the shoe and enter the gates.

***************•¬ … (Fountain)�***************Tap on the shrub to the right of the fountain [HC137], the floor in front of ƒpƒbƒ|ƒ‰ƒbƒ` (Beluga) [HC138], and next to the shrubs on the left side [HC139] for three hint coins. Now, talk to ƒTƒ€ (Sammy). After the conversation, tap on the shoe and go forwards.

**********************************ƒtƒFƒ‹�[ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)**********************************Tap the right lamp [HC140], the grass at the base of centre pillar [HC141], and the bottom left corner of the shrub on the left [HC142] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒOƒŒƒSƒŠƒI [Gregorio]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 106 : ƒiƒ]106 @—·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚P� The Knight's Tour 1Picarats : 40 Hint : Lead the knight on a trip around the board below. Chess knights move two squares forward and one square perpendicular on each turn. The initial direction can be up, down, left, or right. Move this knight around the entire board, landing on each square only once.Solution : -------------- | 1 | 8 | 3 | |----+----+----| | 4 | 11 | 6 | |----+----+----| | 7 | 2 | 9 | |----+----+----| | 10 | 5 | 12 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit this area.

***************•¬ … (Fountain)�***************Tap on the shoe and go back.

**************************‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************


************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and go down.

**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Tap on the shoe and go into the plaza.


******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and back again.

************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside Hotel)************************Tap on the shoe and enter the hotel.

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Talk to ƒ`ƒFƒ‹ƒ~ [ (Chelmey) twice. During the second conversation, you� get a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [01/16], and then a puzzle.� �

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 110 : ƒiƒ]110�@Œx•”‚Ì’Ê‚è“¹ Chelmey's RoutePicarats : 35 Hint : Use what the inspector remembers to find the path he took through town. "Well... only one turn I made was at an intersection with a cafe on it. Oh, and I also passed in front of one hat shop. Oh, and one flower shop too. And I didn't walk any farther than necessary." Now that you've heard his recollection, can you trace the route the inspector took through town?Solution : I drew a simple map for this, you should be able to understand it. Start ---+ * | * * * | * | * * *

+-------+ * * * | * +--- Finish--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you are once again shown Granny Riddleton's list, and again, it should be empty. You will be asked if you want to save.


======================================== ‘æŒÜ Í : ŠXŠp‚É‚Ð‚»‚Þ‰e �{WALK.05}CHAPTER 5 : SHADOWS ON THE STREET CORNER========================================**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Talk to ƒNƒ‰ƒ“ƒc (Krantz) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 092 : ƒiƒ]092�@“y’n‚Ì•ªŠ„ Precious MetalsPicarats : 40 Hint : Lucky You! You've inherited a five-square plot of land that's rich with precious metals. Each chunk of copper ore has a value of one, each siler chunk has a value of three, and each gold chunks has a whopping value of five. You're allowed to pick five squares of land for yourself, but the five squares must be connected to each other. Squares diagonal to one another don't count as connected. Your task is to claim the most valuable five-square plot possible. Can you do it?Solution : ------- ----------- | G | | | B | S | B | B = Bronze (Copper) |-----------------------| S = Silver | B | | | S | | B | G = Gold |----------------------- | | S | | | | ----------------------- | | | |*B*|*G*| -----------------------|

| S | | |*B*|***| | |-----------------------| | | | G | |*S*| | ----------- ------- Inherit the 5 squares filled with *. Total value = 10--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Talk to the other person (ƒo [ƒgƒ“ [Barton]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 111 : ƒiƒ]111�@‰½‰ñ‹È‚ª‚é�H How Many Turns?Picarats : 50 Hint : Chelmey sent his squad out to investigate an incident. Before leaving, he said this: "I want you to search the entire area shown on this map. Take any route you want, but report how many times you turned in the process. You're free to turn left or right, but U-turns are strictly forbidden!" The bobbies completed their shift and returned to report their turns. Judging by their reports, though, it seems at least one man easn't telling the truth. Mark the liars with an X.Solution : 105 and 113 are both lying.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and exit the hotel.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Tap on the shoe and go down the path.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go forwards.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Tap on the shoe and go right.

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Talk to ƒSƒc [ƒC (Felix) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 069 : ƒiƒ]069�@ŽO‚Â�Ü‚Ìƒ�ƒjƒ…�[ Copying the MenuPicarats : 25 Hint : The menu you see here has heen folded into thirds with print on both sides, meaning in total there are six pages to it. The boss needs lots of compies, bor your copy machine can copy a maximum of of two adjacent menu pages at once. To save time, you want to complete the copy of the menu in as few passes through the machine as possible. What is the fewest number of passes through the machine you need to make to create a full duplicate of the menu?Solution : 3, you can FOLD the paper!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the photo studio.

*********************ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)�*********************Talk to the man (ƒWƒ‡ [ [Joseph]) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 096 : ƒiƒ]096�@‰Î‚Ì‹Ê‚Ìƒiƒ] A Ghostly PuzzlePicarats : 30 Hint : Yikes! There's a ghost in the forest! ...Or so you thought, until you realised that the specter hovering in front of you was just a fugure cut out of wood hanging from a branch. Looking around the area, you notice four pieces of wood scattered in the grass. Which one of these wooden slabs was the ghost cut out from? You have four choices: A, B, C, or D. Beware! The correct board may have flipped over while lying on the grass.Solution : B

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : There is a photo with some strange fireballs. There seems to be a hidden message about a monster. The owner of the photo said to me: "Here, take a look now, looks like it (the message) came out."

Now then, exactly what kind of message is hidden? It is 2 katakana chatacters.Solution : The answer is "ƒEƒ\". Which means "lie" or "I'm joking".--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚·‚È‚Î (Sandbox)" [H09]. Tap on the shoe and exit the photo studio.

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Tap on the shoe and go up the stairs.

**************************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Downtown Entrance)**************************************Talk to the dog, ƒuƒ‹ (Precious). Tap on the shoe and go left.

**************************‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************Tap on the shoe and go left again.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Talk to the woman (ƒ‰ƒCƒ‰ [Lila]) in the bottom left for a puzzle. She might want a drink, but you don't have it yet, just exit and re-enter.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 120 : ƒiƒ]120�@”nŽÔ‚Ìƒiƒ] Tug of WarPicarats : 30 Hint : Teams of horses are participants in a tug-of-war matches. All teams are drawm from an eight-shorse stable. The first three matches end in a draw. If you want the fourth match to result in a draw aswell, which horses should be on the team pulling against E and F? Tap your picks. Here are the previous matches that ended in draws: Match 1: A B C D vs. E F G H Match 2: H C B vs. G A Match 3: D A vs. F H ESolution : So, we know: A+B+C+D=E+F+G+H (1) H+C+B=G+A (2) D+A=F+H+E (3)

From (3): A=F+H+E-D

Sub into (2): H+C+B=G+F+H+E-D C+B=G+F+E-D Sub into (1): A+G+F+E-D+D=E+F+G+H A=H (4)

Sub (4) into (2): H+C+B=G+H C+B=G (5)

Sub (4) and (5) into (1): H+G+D=E+F+G+H D=E+F

Therefore only one house is required: D!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and go down.

**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Talk to ƒCƒŠ [ƒi (Ilyana) for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 071 : ƒiƒ]071�@”Þ�—‚Í‰½�Î�H How Old Is She?Picarats : 30 Hint : A boy and girl are chatting at a local cafe. Looking up from his coffee, the boy says, "You know, I'm 20 now, but back when I was as old as you are now, you were half my current age. Neat, huh?" As you can see, this boy isn't the most concise of speakers, but using what he's said, how old is the girl he's chatting with?Solution : The girl is 15.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and head back to the fork.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and take the left path.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�

*********************Talk to the girl (ƒ}ƒŠƒi [Marina]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 075 : ƒiƒ]075�@‚¨‰ÙŽq‚Ì” Candy for FivePicarats : 25 Hint : You have a box of four different kinds of delectable candy arranged in no particular order. Your job is to divide these treats into five equal portions using your stylus. To do so, you need to make sure each portion contains the exact same number and variety of snacks. Furthermore, all the sweets must be in a single portion connected to each other vertically or horizontally, but not diagonally. Got it? Good. Then get started!Solution : Divide along the # lines -------#----------- | | # | | | |---#####---######### | # | # | | |---#########---##### | | # | # | #########---#####---| | | # # | | |---+---#####---+---| | | | # | | -----------#-------

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : There are 3 boxes, and in each box, there are 2 pastries. A box with 2 cookies, a box with a cookie and a candy, and a box with 2 candies. When I closed my eyes and took one thing, it was a cookie. How many times larger is the possibility that I took the cookie from the box with 2 cookies than the box with one of each?Solution : 2--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For solving the puzzle, you get an "‚è‚ñ‚² (Apple)" [H10]. Tap on the shoe and enter the grocery store.

************************H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)�************************Talk to ƒ}ƒbƒV [ [Garland] for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 074 : ƒiƒ]074�@�L‚¢‚ÌŒ³ PU!Picarats : 30 Hint : Garlic is a wonderful seasoning when used in moderation, but the smell can be pretty potent. Someone put garlic sloves in this intricate container, and they're really stinking up the room. Use the two corks below to help our friend deal with the smell.Solution : This room can't be saved, plug the guy's nose!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚Ù‚Ë‚Â‚«‚É‚ (Bone-In Roast)", you will also get the "‚±‚¤‚Ó‚‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î (Joy Root Clover)" [T06] herb tea ingredient. You can now make two more recipes. Now, we will do some backtracking to give someone a drink. Tap on the shoe and exit.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and go back to the fork.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and head down.

**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Tap on the shoe and go downstairs.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Tap on the shoe and back to the main street.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and enter the antique shop.

***********************ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop)***********************Enter and exit until ƒh [ƒ\ƒ“ (Dawson) wants a drink. Give him a �ƒxƒ“ƒKƒ‰ƒ^ƒbƒ` (Cayenne Twilight) [10/26]. He will give you a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 065 : ƒiƒ]065�@ƒiƒ]‚ÌŒÃ•¶�‘

The Ancient MapPicarats : 25 Hint : An ancient map depicts the possible spots of a vast fortune, as well as directions: "Inscribe the numbers 1 through 6 in the map's blank spaces so that each set of numbers in a straight line has the same sum. You can u se each number only once, and the sum must be the largest one possible. Then goto the spot marked 1, for that is where you'll find your treasure." The number 4 has been filled in you you. Circle the area where the treasure is hidden.Solution : It's the middle spot, one space southwest of 4.

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : On an ancient piece of paper, there was 2 lines of writing on it. This was, in ancient war times, to prevent the enemy from knowing what was written, a code was used. Summarise the contents of the note in hiragana characters. "‚Ä‚Þ‚©‚¤‚¤‚Ü‚Æ‚©‚¯‚Ä‚«‚½‚Æ‚±‚ë‚Þ‚©‚¤‚Æ‚±‚ë‚Ä‚«‚È‚µ."Solution : Hard to understand if you don't know Japanese, just write "‚Ü‚¯‚½". It means "We've lost."--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to him again for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 064 : ƒiƒ]064�@ƒcƒ{‚Ì�Î Stones in a VasePicarats : 20 Hint : "In this case holds 101 stones, each identical in size and feel. Where are 50 black stones and 51 white stones. Now, put on this blind fold, reach in, and pull out as many stones as you like. When you're finished, if you've removed an equal number of black and white stones, you'll receive a number of gold pieces equal to the number of stones you pulled out." How many stones should you remove to give yourself the best chance of removing equal numbers of stones while getting the most money possible?Solution : 100

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Now, exit the store.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and to the plaza.


****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Tap on the shoe and go up the stairs.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)***********************************Talk to the man (ƒnƒ~ƒ‹ƒgƒ“ [Hopper]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 113 : ƒiƒ]113�@ƒTƒCƒRƒ�‚Ì’¸�ã A Stack of DiePicarats : 30 Hint : You've stacked three die in a column. At the points where the two die touch, the faces that are touching add up to five. If one visible face of the bottom is showing one, what number must be on the top face of the top die? In case you were wondering, each die is identical, and all sets of opposing faces on each die add up to seven.Solution : Just a simple process of elimination, and the answer has to be 6.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "ƒuƒ ƒbƒN (Block)" [H11]. Tap on ƒuƒ‹ �(Precious) to give him the "‚Ù‚Ë‚Â‚«‚É‚ (Bone-In Roast)". Tap on the shoe and enter the newly opened path.

****************************˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley)****************************Tap the big worn out patch on the right wall [HC143], the right street light [HC144], and the bottom right corner of the left window [HC145] for three hint

coins. Talk to the woman (ƒ‰ƒlƒbƒg [Gertie]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 083 : ƒiƒ]083�@ƒpƒ“ƒP�[ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚Q Pancake Stacks 2Picarats : 30 Hint : Now here's a tasty puzzle for you. Your task is to take that big stack of pancakes on the left plate and move them to the plate on the right. In doing so, however you need to follow these rules: - You can move only one pancake at a time - A pancake can never rest on another pancake smaller than itself. Feel free to shift things around as much as you like and to use the middle plate in completing the puzzle.Solution : Four sized pancakes (S, M, L, XL) Three plates numbered left to right (1, 2, 3) 1) S -> Plate 2 2) M -> Plate 3 3) S -> Plate 3 4) L -> Plate 2 5) S -> Plate 1 6) M -> Plate 2 7) S -> Plate 2 8) XL -> Plate 3 9) S -> Plate 3 10) M -> Plate 1 11) S -> Plate 1 12) L -> Plate 3 13) S -> Plate 2 14) M -> Plate 3 15) S -> Plate 3--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "ƒv [ƒ‹ (Pool)" [H12], and then pickup �the "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [02/16]. Tap on the shoe and continue � �forwards.

*****************************… Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n (Flooded Street)� �*****************************Tap the left corner of the roof on the right [HC146], the section of the right wall where the colour is different [HC147], and the place where water is coming out [HC148] for three hint coins. Pickup the "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo � �Scrap)" [03/16]. Tap on the shoe and take the right path.

************************”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n (Seedy Alley)

************************Tap on the pile of leaves on the right [HC149], inbetween the windows of the right house at the back [HC150], and bin on the left [HC151] for three hint coins. Pickup the "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [04/16]. Use your camera� � to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #03]. Now look at the photo, and find the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 124 : ƒiƒ]124�@‚t‚e‚n”Œ©�I UFOs Spotted!Picarats : 30 Hint : Four UFOs were spotted in the night sky! It looks like there are four distinct shapes floating in the night sky, but each of these is actually made up of four identical parts. Which of the following is the base part used to make all these shapes?Solution : C--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and continue forwards.

*************************˜H’n‚Ì‰œ (Alley Dead End)*************************Tap at the bottom of the drain pipe on the right [HC152], the tiny light at the back [HC153], and the bottom end of the drainage pipe on the left [HC154] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒhƒM [ [Dogey]) for a �"ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo � �Scrap)" [05/16]. Tap on the shoe and enter the room at the end.

*****************************˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® (Alley End Room)*****************************Tap on the top of the bench on the right [HC155], the right end of the bottom level of the shelf at the back [HC156], and the second candle from the left [HC157] for three hint coins. Tap on the window on the left for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 086 : ƒiƒ]086�@•sŽv‹c‚È�}Œ` Perplexing FiguresPicarats : 35

Hint : A bunch of figures are arranged in a pattern as shown below. As you can seem the figure that should go in space 1 is missing. Can you draw the figure that belongs in this space? Drag your stylus through the divots in the board to draw the figure.Solution : I got this without even thinking... so I'm sure everyone should already know the answer. If not: _______ | ___ | | |_|_| | | | | | | |_______|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "ƒ_ƒ“ƒfƒŠƒIƒ“ (Tonic Flower)" [T07] herb tea ingredient. You can now make another two more recipes. Pickup the "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ � �(Photo Scrap)" [06/16] aswell. Tap on the shoe and exit the room.

*************************˜H’n‚Ì‰œ (Alley Dead End)*************************ƒhƒM [ (Doggy) here is supposed to want a drink, but I couldn't seem to� be able trigger him now, so remember to come back later. Anyways, tap on the shoe and continue back.

************************”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n (Seedy Alley)************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

*****************************… Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n (Flooded Street)� �*****************************Tap on the shoe and go up the left path.

*******************************ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n (Garbage Heap)*******************************Tap on the centre of the window on the right [HC158], the cloth in the middle [HC159], and the rock below wheel among the rubbish [HC160] for three hint coins. Get the "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [07/16]. Use your camera to� � take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #02]. Now look at the photo, and find the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 118 : ƒiƒ]118 @ƒSƒ~”� ‚Ìƒiƒ] Garbage DisposalPicarats : 80 Hint : Use your stylus to move the trash to the bin at the bottom of the screen.Solution : 1) Slide the purple piece up one, left one 2) Slide the red piece up one, left one 3) Slide the green piece up two, right one 4) Slide the red piece right one 5) Slide the purple piece right one 6) Slide the yellow piece up one 7) Slide the blue piece up one, right one, up one 8) Slide the yellow piece down one, right one, down two 9) Slide the purple piece down two 10) Slide the red piece left three 11) Slide the purple piece up one 12) Slide the blue piece down one, left two 13) Slide the green piece left one, down two 14) Slide the purple piece right one, up one, right two 15) Slide the rubbish down three, left one 16) Slide the purple piece left two, up two 17) Slide the rubbish right one, up one, right one 18) Slide the blue piece up two 19) Slide the green piece left two 20) Slide the rubbish down two 21) Slide the purple piece down two, right two 22) Slide the blue piece right two 23) Slide the red piece right two, up two 24) Slide the blue piece left three, up one 25) Slide the green piece up two, right one, up one 26) Slide the rubbish up one 27) Slide the yellow piece up two, left one 28) Slide the rubbish down one 29) Slide the blue piece down one, right three 30) Slide the yellow piece up two 31) Slide the rubbish left one, down two--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit this area.

*****************************… Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n (Flooded Street)� �*****************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

****************************˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley)****************************Exit and re-enter until ƒ‰ƒlƒbƒg (Gertie) wants a drink. Give her a ‚Ù‚Â‚ê‚æ‚Â‚Î (Radiance Blend) [11/26]. Tap on the shoe and go back.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)

***********************************Talk to ƒnƒ~ƒ‹ƒgƒ“ (Hopper) and get a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" � �[08/16]. Tap on the shoe and go down.

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Tap on the shoe and enter the photo studio.

*********************ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)�*********************Exit and re-enter until ƒWƒ‡ [ (Joseph) wants a drink. Give him a �ƒrƒ^ [ƒJƒ‰ƒ ƒ‹ (Bitter Fruit) [12/26]. Exit the store.� �

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Tap on the shoe and back up the stairs.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)***********************************Tap on the shoe and go left.

**************************‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************Talk to the boy (ƒg [ƒ}ƒX [Duke]) here for a puzzle.�

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 112 : ƒiƒ]112�@ƒ‰ƒCƒg‚ð‚Â‚¯‚æ‚¤ Turn On the LightPicarats : 40 Hint : The board shown in the left is wired on the underside so that holding contact points A dn B together turns the light on. Now look at the picture on the right. This light has three contact points: A, B, and C. No matter whether you hold contact points A and, B and C, or A and C togehter, the light stays on. In that case, how must the wires connected on the underside of the board? Draw the solution that requires the fewest number of connections. The dotted red line indicates a known wire.Solution : You don't need A, B or C to turn on the light, just connect the battery to the light. So only one wire needs to be drawn.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [09/16]. Exit � �and

re-enter until ƒg [ƒ}ƒX (Duke) wants a drink. Give him a ƒrƒ^ [ƒJƒ‰ƒ ƒ‹� � � (Bitter Fruit) [13/26]. Tap on the shoe and go left.

Side Note: At this point, when I went back to ƒhƒM [ (Dogey) in ˜H’n‚Ì�‰œ (Deep Inside the Alley), he finally wanted a drink. I'm still not sure triggers him to want the drink (maybe it's because I passed the 90 puzzles solved mark??), but just go back give the drink to him. Give him a ƒg [ƒKƒ‰ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Cherry Boost) [14/26]. If he still � �refuses to drink, exit and re-enter a few times.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Pickup the "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [10/16]. Exit and re-enter � �until ƒ‰ƒCƒ‰ (Lila) wants a drink, give her a ƒzƒbƒgƒpƒbƒZ (Root Remedy) [15/26]. Tap on the shoe and go up the left path.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Pickup a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [11/16]. Tap on the shoe and go � �back.


**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Pickup a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [12/16]. Tap on the shoe and go � �down the stairs.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Talk the boy at the back (ƒiƒCƒ‹ [Niles]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 101 : ƒiƒ]101�@ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ…�I‚P Disappearing Act 1Picarats : 30 Hint : Here's a classic puzzle. The rules are simple--you can move any ball on the board below as long as it satisifes the following conditions:

- To move, jump your selected ball over an adjacent space occupied by another ball into an empty space on the other side. You can't jump diagonally. - Once you've made the jump, the ball you jumped over disappears from the board. - To complete the puzzle, you must remove all the balls from the board except for one. OK, enough rules. Try for yourself!Solution : A large selection of diagrams, where: @ is the ball jumping ~ is where the ball stops o is/are the ball(s) disappearing x are balls remaining

(1) ----------- (2) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | ~ | o | @ | x | | | | | x | | ~ | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | x | | | | | | | | o | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | x | | | | | | | | @ | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(3) ----------- (4) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | ~ | o | @ | | | | | @ | o | ~ | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

-------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(5) ----------- | | | | |---+---+---| | | @ | | -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | o | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | ~ | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | |---+---+---| | | | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, get a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [13/16]. Tap on � �the shoe and go back.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Talk to ƒWƒ‡ƒAƒ“ (Joanie), and get a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" � �[14/16]. Tap on the shoe and go back.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Pickup a "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [15/16]. Tap on the shoe and go � �back.

***********************‰w‘O (Folsense Station)***********************Talk to ƒ [ƒŠ [ (Rory). Tap on the shoe and go up the path.��


******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go up.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Exit and re-enter until ƒiƒCƒ‹ (Niles) wants a drink. Give him a ‚Ù‚Â‚ê‚æ‚Â‚Î (Radiance Blend) [16/26]. Tap on the shoe and go left.


************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and go up the left path.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Exit and re-enter until ƒ}ƒŠƒi (Marina) wants a drink. Give her a ƒzƒbƒgƒpƒbƒZ (Root Remedy) [17/26]. Tap on the shoe and go left.

**********************‰ó‚ê‚½–å (Broken Gate)**********************Pickup the last "ŽÊ ^‚Ì Ø‚ê’[ (Photo Scrap)" [16/16], and then they � �give you a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 116 : ƒiƒ]116�@”j‚ê‚½ŽÊ�^ The Torn PhotoPicarats : 60 Hint : Professor layton and Luke have finally hunted down all 16 pieces of that peculiar photo. Reassemble the piees to reveal teh contents of the image! Rotate a piece by touching the side and spinning it around. Be careful not to reassemble the picture upside down!Solution : Should be easy, but heres the solution: --------------- 1 | | | | | |---+---+---+---| 2 | | | | | |---+---+---+---| 3 | | | | | |---+---+---+---| 4 | | | | | --------------- A B C D

Starting from the piece in the upper right corner, going

anti-clockwise. 1st piece - B4 - no rotation 2nd piece - D3 - no rotation 3rd piece - C1 - 180 clockwise 4th piece - D4 - 90 clockwise 5th piece - C3 - 180 clockwise 6th piece - D2 - 180 clockwise 7th piece - A1 - no rotation 8th piece - C2 - no rotation 9th piece - D1 - no rotation 10th piece - B3 - 270 clockwise 11th piece - C4 - 180 clockwise 12th piece - A2 - 90 clockwise 13th piece - B1 - 270 clockwise 14th piece - A4 - 270 clockwise 15th piece - B2 - 270 clockwise 16th piece - A2 - no rotation--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, the photo is one piece again! Well... not really... you get a conversation... bla bla bla...

Mystery "‚µ‚á‚µ‚ñ‚Ìƒiƒ] (Torn Photo)" solved!

"ƒ„ƒM‚Ì‚à‚ñ‚µ‚å‚¤ (Goat Emblem)" is added to the list of mysteries!

Tap on the shoe and exit this area... for a scene. And you are asked if you want to save.


======================================== ‘æ˜Z Í : •sŽ€‚Ìƒoƒ“ƒpƒCƒA @ƒAƒ“ƒ\� �ƒj [ {WALK.06}�CHAPTER 6 : THE ROAD TO HERZEN CASTLE========================================***********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Street)�***********************Tap on the shoe and enter the grocery store.

************************H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)�************************Tap on the bottles below the bench for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 098 : ƒiƒ]098�@ƒrƒ“‚ÆƒJƒ“ Jars and Cans 1Picarats : 25 Hint : A long line of jars and cans sit on the counter. Your job is to rearrange these items so that both jars and cans are grouped with items of the same type. However, in doing so, you must always move two containers at once. Move the items around by touching the red icon between the two containers and dragging the selected pair of items around with your stylus.Solution : G Y G Y G Y G = green bottle ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Y = yellow bottle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1) Move bottles in slots 2 & 3 to 7 & 8. (2nd red dot) 2) Move bottles in slots 5 & 6 to 2 & 3. (2nd red dot) 3) Move bottles in slots 7 & 8 to 5 & 6. (4th red dot) 4) Move bottles in slots 1 & 2 to 7 & 8. (1st red dot)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit the store.

***********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Street)�***********************Tap on the shoe and go down.



********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Talk to ƒiƒCƒ‹ (Niles) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 073 : ƒiƒ]073�@‹ó‚«ŠÊ‚Ìƒoƒ‰ƒ“ƒX Can ConundrumPicarats : 30

Hint : A number of identical cans are hanging from a tree. While all the cans here may look empty, one is actually filled with water. See if you can find it. When deducing your answer, ignore the weight of each string and stick.Solution : A--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back down.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go down again.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Tap on the shoe and enter the hotel.

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************As you enter, watch the scene.

Mystery "‚Í‚±‚Ì‚ä‚‚¦ (Box's Location)" solved!Mystery "‚³‚ª‚µ‚à‚Ì‚Ìƒiƒ] (Beluga's Search)" solved!

After the long scene, tap on the shoe and go upstairs.

***********************ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room)***********************Watch another scene as you enter. Again, you are shown Riddleton's list, should be empty. You automatically move to ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer).�

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Tap on the shoe and head outside.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Talk to ƒTƒ€ (Sam). After the conversation, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and head up.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go up.


**********************‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret)**********************Tap on the shoe and up to the fork.

************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Talk to ƒ‰ƒCƒ‰ (Lila) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 109 : ƒiƒ]109�@Œ¢‚ÌŽU•à Walking the DogPicarats : 50 Hint : A girl takes her dog out. At first, he carries her dog for 10 seconds, but then her dad steps out. At this point, the girl sets her dog down and keeps walking. The dog immediately runs over to the dad, and upon reaching him, he turns around and runs back to the girl. The dog keeps doing this until the dad catches up with the girl. The dog runs at five feet per second, the dad walk at two feet per second, and the girl walks at one feet per second. How far does the dog run by the time the dad catches up to his daughter?Solution : At the rate the father is walking, it'll take 10 seconds for him to catch up to his daughter. After 10 seconds, and at 5 feet/s, the dog would've walked 50 feet (50m in the Japanese version).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "‚‚ë‚â‚«ƒhƒ‰ƒSƒ“ (Cinder Horse)" [T08] herb tea ingredient. You can now make the last four recipes. Now that you have the last few recipes, we're gonna go and give out some drinks. Tap on the shoe and go up the left path.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and enter the grocery store.

************************H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)�************************Exit and re-enter until ƒ}ƒbƒV [ (Garland) wants a drink. Give him the �ƒtƒ‹ [ƒcƒvƒ‹ [ƒt (Sugar Smoke) [18/26]. Exit the store.� �

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and enter the tower.

***********************************Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor)***********************************Tap on the shoe and go upstairs.

*********************Œ©’£‚è‘ä (Watchtower)*********************Exit and re-enter until ƒWƒFƒt (Geoff) wants a drink. Give him the ƒJƒŠƒJƒŠƒG [ƒ‹ (Clover Quencher) [19/26]. Head back downstairs.�

***********************************Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor)***********************************Tap on the shoe and exit the tower.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and go down.




******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and back again.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Exit and re-enter until either (or both) ƒ}ƒ_ƒ€ (Opal) or ƒTƒ€ (Sammy) wants a

drink. Give them each a ƒvƒ‰ƒCƒx [ƒgƒuƒ‹ [ (Cinder Flower) [20/26]� �[21/26]. After you give a drink to ƒ}ƒ_ƒ€ (Madam), she gives you a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 091 : ƒiƒ]091�@ˆâŽY‘Š‘± Sharing the WealthPicarats : 30 Hint : A wealthy land baron passed away, leaving his land to be divided among his sons. A section of his will is written below. "I want my four boys to each receive a parcel f my property containing an orchard, a house, a pond, and an open field. Everyone should receive the same amount of land." Use your stylus to draw lines that separate each son's plot of land.Solution : --------------- | B H | T H | H = house | +---+---+ | T = tree | L | H | H | L | L = lake | | | | | B = blank | T | B | L | B | |---+ | +---| | L T | T | B | --------------- Divide the land as shown.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go down.

***********************‰w‘O (Folsense Station)***********************Exit and re-enter until ƒ [ƒŠ [ (Rory) wants a drink. Give him the �� ƒtƒ‹ [ƒcƒvƒ‹ [ƒt (Sugar Smoke) [22/26]. Tap on the shoe and go back up.� �


******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go forwards.


****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************

Tap on the shoe and go up the stairs.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)***********************************Exit and re-enter until ƒnƒ~ƒ‹ƒgƒ“ (Hopper) wants a drink. Give him the ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“ƒXƒyƒVƒƒƒ‹ (The Layton Elixir) [23/26]. Tap on the shoe and go left.

**************************‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************Tap on the shoe and enter the gates.

***************•¬ … (Fountain)�***************Tap on the shoe and go forwards.

**********************************ƒtƒFƒ‹�[ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)**********************************Exit and re-enter until ƒOƒŒƒSƒŠƒI (Gregorio) wants a drink. Give him the ƒJƒŠƒJƒŠƒG [ƒ‹ (Clover Quencher) [24/26]. Talk to him a second time for� a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 107 : ƒiƒ]107�@—·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚Q The Knight's Tour 2Picarats : 50 Hint : Lead the knight on a trip around the board below. Chess knights move two squares forward and one square perpendicular on each turn. The initial direction can be up, down, left, or right. Move this knight around the entire board, landing on each square only once.Solution : ------------------------ | 1 | 26 | 15 | 18 | 7 | |----+----+----+----+----| | 16 | 23 | 8 | 27 | 14 | |----+----+----+----+----| | 25 | 2 | 17 | 6 | 19 | |----+----+----+----+----| | 22 | 9 | 24 | 13 | 28 | |----+----+----+----+----| | 3 | 30 | 11 | 20 | 5 | |----+----+----+----+----| | 10 | 21 | 4 | 29 | 12 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Talk to ƒOƒŒƒSƒŠƒI (Gregorio) a third time for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 108 : ƒiƒ]108 @—·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚R� The Knight's Tour 3Picarats : 70 Hint : Lead the knight on a trip around the board below. Chess knights move two squares forward and one square perpendicular on each turn. The initial direction can be up, down, left, or right. Move this knight around the entire board, landing on each square only once.Solution : ----------------------------- | 1 | 28 | 9 | 20 | 3 | 36 | |----+----+----+----+----+----| | 10 | 19 | 2 | 35 | 16 | 21 | |----+----+----+----+----+----| | 29 | 8 | 27 | 18 | 33 | 4 | |----+----+----+----+----+----| | 26 | 11 | 34 | 15 | 22 | 17 | |----+----+----+----+----+----| | 7 | 30 | 13 | 24 | 5 | 32 | |----+----+----+----+----+----| | 12 | 25 | 6 | 31 | 14 | 23 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the building.

*****************************‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK (Museum 1st Floor)*****************************Tap on the small square tile in the bottom left corner [HC161], the right foot of the display stand in the middle [HC162], and the base of the pillar on the left [HC163] for three hint coins. Talk the man (ƒOƒŠƒ“ƒR [Grinko]). After the conversation, tap on the displayed item in the middle. After another conversation, tap on the statue in the middle at the back. Tap on the shoe and go right.

*****************************‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK (Museum 2nd Floor)*****************************Tap the sleeve of the coat on the left [HC164], the right side of the map in the middle [HC165], and the right plate of the scales in the middle of the room

[HC166] for three hint coins. Use your camera to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #04]. Now look at the photo, and find the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 095 : ƒiƒ]095�@–{‚Ì” Box of BooksPicarats : 30 Hint : The box shown below has a heoght, width, and depth of 30 inches. Within this box, you'd like to place as many books as possible. Each books is 20 inches wide by 20 inches long by 10 inches thick. How many books can you pack into this box? Books can only be placed in the bos in the closed position, but you can position each book however you like inside the box.Solution : 6 books--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap on the portrait hung on the back wall. After that, tap on the portrait on display in the middle. After the conversation, tap on the shoe and go back left.

*****************************‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK (Museum 1st Floor)*****************************Talk to ƒOƒŠƒ“ƒR (Grinko). After the conversation, you will get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Now, exit and re-enter until ƒOƒŠƒ“ƒR (Grinko) wants a drink. Give him the ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“ƒXƒyƒVƒƒƒ‹ (The Layton Elixir) [25/26]. He'll give you a puzzle in return.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 094 : ƒiƒ]094�@“ä‚Ì—§•û‘Ì The Mystery CubePicarats : 40 Hint : The diagram that little guy's thinking abut has been folded into eight tiny cubes, which in turn have been combined to build a larger cube. One of the eight small cubes has had the letter on each of its faces erased. The big cube is constructed in such a way that each small cube's face that isn't visible is pressed against the face of another cube containing the same letter.

Knowing this, can you figure out what letter belongs on the face the arrow is pointing to Your answer will be one letter, A through F.Solution : B

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : The cube in the diagram is made of 8 identically sized rocks. If the length of PA was 1 unit, and PB was 2 units, then which point on the cube will be 3 units away from P. Circle one of the correct points. Of course when talking about length, we mean straight lines.Solution : On the top face of the cube, circle one of the two points on the edge, and is at the back.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, tap on the shoe and exit.

**********************************ƒtƒFƒ‹�[ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)**********************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

***************•¬ … (Fountain)�***************Tap on the water fountain for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 090 : ƒiƒ]090 @•¬ …‚Ìƒiƒ]� � The Unusual FountainPicarats : 20 Hint : The fountain shown below has the unusual ability to indicate the age of those who draw near it. For example, if a five-year-old child were to approach, the fountain would fire off water from spouts A, B, C, D, and E in that order. For age 15, the middle spout would fire and then be followed by spouts A through E. For someone aged 30, the middle spout would fire off three times. Given the fountain's method of indicating age, there's one utterly useless spout on the fountain. Find and circle this spout.Solution : Spout J, because the one in the middle represents the 10s.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back.

**************************‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� �**************************Tap on the shoe and go right.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)***********************************Talk to ƒnƒ~ƒ‹ƒgƒ“ (Hopper) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 102 : ƒiƒ]102�@ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ…�I‚Q Disappearing Act 2Picarats : 35 Hint : Here's a different configuration for you to try. As with last time, you can move any ball on the board below as long as it satisifes the following conditions: - To move, jump your selected ball over an adjacent space occupied by another ball into an empty space on the other side. You can't jump diagonally. - Once you've made the jump, the ball you jumped over disappears from the board. - To complete the puzzle, you must remove all the balls from the board except for one. All right, get hopping!Solution : A large selection of diagrams, where: @ is the ball jumping ~ is where the ball stops o is/are the ball(s) disappearing x are balls remaining

(1) ----------- (2) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | x | | | | | | | | x | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | ~ | o | @ | x | x | x | | | x | | ~ | o | @ | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | x | | | | | | | | x | | | |

-------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | | | | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(3) ----------- (4) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | x | | | | | | | | x | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | ~ | o | | | x | | | @ | o | ~ | | | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | o | | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | @ | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(5) ----------- (6) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | @ | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | o | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | x | ~ | | x | | | | | @ | o | ~ | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(7) ----------- | | | | |---+---+---| | | | |

-------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | ~ | o | @ | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | |---+---+---| | | | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "‚Å‚ñ‚«‚ã‚¤ (Lightbulb)" [H13]. Tap on the shoe and enter the path on the right.

****************************˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley)****************************Talk to ƒ‰ƒlƒbƒg (Gertie) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 084 : ƒiƒ]084�@ƒpƒ“ƒP�[ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚R Pancake Stacks 3Picarats : 40 Hint : Now here's a tasty puzzle for you. Your task is to take that big stack of pancakes on the left plate and move them to the plate on the far right. In doing so, however you need to follow these rules: - You can move only one pancake at a time - A pancake can never rest on another pancake smaller than itself. Feel free to shift things around as much as you like and to use the middle plate in completing the puzzle.Solution : Five sized pancakes (S, M, L, XL, XXL) Three plates numbered left to right (1, 2, 3)

1) S -> Plate 3 2) M -> Plate 2 3) S -> Plate 2 4) L -> Plate 3 5) S -> Plate 1 6) M -> Plate 3 7) S -> Plate 3 8) XL -> Plate 2 9) S -> Plate 2 10) M -> Plate 1 11) S -> Plate 1 12) L -> Plate 2 13) S -> Plate 3 14) M -> Plate 2

15) S -> Plate 2 16) XXL -> Plate 3

17) S -> Plate 1 18) M -> Plate 3 19) S -> Plate 3 20) L -> Plate 1 21) S -> Plate 2 22) M -> Plate 1 23) S -> Plate 1 24) XL -> Plate 3

25) S -> Plate 3 26) M -> Plate 2 27) S -> Plate 2 28) L -> Plate 3

29) S -> Plate 1 30) M -> Plate 3

31) S -> Plate 3--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and leave the area.

***********************************ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path)***********************************Tap on the shoe and go down.

****************************“Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street)****************************Tap on the shoe and go left.

********************************ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� �********************************Tap on the shoe and go down.

******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and go down.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Talk to ƒTƒ€ (Sammy) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 067 : ƒiƒ]067�@ŽÔ�¶‚Ì�o‹Î“ú Sammy's Work WeekPicarats : 40

Hint : "So let's say that today is my day off. If yesterday wasn't also a day off, then I'm off again tomorrow. If, on the other hand, I was off yesterday, then tomorrow I'll have to work. "Say I worked today. Bummer. If I didn't work two days before today, I'll have to head to work tomorrow. But if I did owrk two days ago, I'm off tomorrow. Yeow!" Assuming a 365-day year, and ignoring weekends and holidays, use what Sammy said to figure how many days he works in a year.Solution : Basically, that says that he has 3 days work, then 2 days break. 3/5*365=219 days--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the hotel.

**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Tap on the shoe and go upstairs.

***********************ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room)***********************Use your camera to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #01]. Now look at the photo, and find the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 114 : ƒiƒ]114�@Œö•½‚È•ªŠ„ Fair CompensationPicarats : 40 Hint : Three houses face a single common field. The heads of these three houses, A, B, and C, decide to work together to seen the field. Unfortunately C injures himself right before work starts, so A and B do all the work together. To seed the entire field, A works five working days and B works four. Feeling guily, C decids to pay A and B for doing his part of the job. To thank them, C pays them a total of nine coins, divided up according to how much work each person did. Can you figure out how many coins A and B received?Solution : A gets $6, B gets $3.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


**************************ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�**************************Tap on the shoe and go outside.

****************************ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel)****************************Tap on the shoe and go down.

***********************‰w‘O (Folsense Station)***********************Talk to ƒ [ƒŠ [ (Rory) for a puzzle.��

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 103 : ƒiƒ]103�@ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ…�I‚R Disappearing Act 3Picarats : 40 Hint : Hmm, these are getting pretty tough. You can move any ball on the board below as long as it satisifes the following conditions: - To move, jump your selected ball over an adjacent space occupied by another ball into an empty space on the other side. You can't jump diagonally. - Once you've made the jump, the ball you jumped over disappears from the board. - To complete the puzzle, you must remove all the balls from the board except for one. OK, enough rules. Try for yourself!Solution : A large selection of diagrams, where: @ is the ball jumping ~ is where the ball stops o is/are the ball(s) disappearing x are balls remaining

(1) ----------- (2) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | x | x | x | | | | | | x | x | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | @ | x | x | x | | | | x | | x | x | x | |

|---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | o | x | x | x | x | | @ | o | ~ | x | x | x | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | ~ | | | | x | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(3) ----------- (4) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | x | x | x | | | | | | x | x | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | | x | @ | x | | | | x | | x | | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | x | x | o | x | x | | | | x | x | ~ | o | @ | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | | ~ | | x | | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(5) ----------- (6) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | x | x | x | | | | | | x | x | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | ~ | x | | x | | | | x | x | x | ~ | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | o | x | x | | | | | | | x | o | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | @ | | x | | | | @ | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(7) ----------- (8) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | @ | x | x | | | | | | ~ | o | @ | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | o | x | x | x | | | | x | | x | x | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | ~ | x | | | | | | | x | x | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(9) ----------- (10) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | o | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | o | | o | x | x | | | | | | ~ | o | @ | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | o |@ ~| | | | | | | | x | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(11) ----------- (12) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | @ | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | ~ | | | | | | | | o | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---|

| | | | o | | | | | | | | ~ | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | @ | | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For solving the puzzle, you get the "ƒrƒbƒNƒŠ‚Î‚± (Surprise Box)" [H14]. Tap on the shoe and go back up.


******************‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade)******************Tap on the shoe and head forwards.



************************¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)�************************Tap on the shoe and up the left path.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Talk to ƒIƒ‹ƒ\ƒ“ (Olson) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 104 : ƒiƒ]104�@ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ…�I‚S Disappearing Act 4Picarats : 45 Hint : You know the drill by now, You can move any ball on the board below as long as it satisifes the following conditions:

- To move, jump your selected ball over an adjacent space occupied by another ball into an empty space on the other side. You can't jump diagonally. - Once you've made the jump, the ball you jumped over disappears from the board. - To complete the puzzle, you must remove all the balls from the board except for one. OK, enough rules. Try for yourself!Solution : A large selection of diagrams, where: @ is the ball jumping ~ is where the ball stops o is/are the ball(s) disappearing x are balls remaining

(1) ----------- (2) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | x | | x | | | | | | x | | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | ~ | o | @ | x | | | | | x | ~ | | x | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | | o | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | x | | @ | x | x | ----------- -----------

(3) ----------- (4) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | @ | | x | | | | | | | | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | o | | x | | | | | x | ~ | | x | | |

-------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | ~ | x | x | | o | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | x | | | o | @ | ----------- -----------

(5) ----------- (6) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | x | | | | | | | | o | ~ | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | @ | o | ~ | x | | | | | | | o | x | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | x | | | @ | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(7) ----------- (8) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | ~ | x | | | | | | ~ | o | @ | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | o | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | @ | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the grocery store.

************************H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)�************************Tap on the bottles again for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 099 : ƒiƒ]099�@ƒrƒ“‚ÆƒJƒ“‚Ó‚½‚½‚Ñ Jars and Cans 2Picarats : 30 Hint : Look at that, another row of jars and cans all mixed up, and this time there are even more of them. As before, your job is to rearrange these items so that both jars and cans are grouped with items of the same type. However, in doing so, you must always move two containers at once. Move the items around by touching the red icon between the two containers and dragging the selected pair of items around with your stylus.Solution : G Y G Y G Y G Y G = green bottle ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Y = yellow bottle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1) Move bottles in slots 2 & 3 to 9 & 10. (2nd red dot) 2) Move bottles in slots 5 & 6 to 2 & 3. (2nd red dot) 3) Move bottles in slots 8 & 9 to 5 & 6. (5th red dot) 4) Move bottles in slots 1 & 2 to 8 & 9. (1st red dot)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the "ƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒ|ƒŠƒ“ (Trampoline)" [H16]. This should be the last Hamster toy, you should have 15. You now have all the hamster toys, so you can try for a new record. After that, exit the store.

*********************¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)�*********************Tap on the shoe and enter the path on the left.

**********************‰ó‚ê‚½–å (Broken Gate)**********************Tap on the shoe and enter the gates.

***************************•ª‚©‚ê“¹ (Fork in the Road)***************************Tap on the lamp at the back [HC167], the grass in the bottom left corner [HC168], and the rock in the bottom left corner [HC169] for three hint coins.

Now, exit and re-enter til the man (ƒOƒ‰ƒTƒ“ [Ray]) wants a drink, and give him a ƒxƒ“ƒKƒ‰ƒ^ƒbƒ` (Cayenne Twilight) [26/26]. This should also be your last herb tea to give away, if so, you'll unlock another section of Layton's Challenges. Talk to ƒOƒ‰ƒTƒ“ (Ray) a second time for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 087 : ƒiƒ]087�@ƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒv•À‚× Different SuitsPicarats : 40 Hint : Below are 16 cards. There are four cards from each suit: diamonds, clubs, spades, and hearts. The cards are arranged in a four-by-four grid as shown below, and four cards have already been put down. Arrange the remaining cards so that each vertical column, horizontal row, and diagonal line of four cards contains one card from each suit. Tap a space to place a card there or change a card's suit.Solution : --------------- | D | H | C | S | S = Spades |---+---+---+---| H = Hearts | S | C | H | D | C = Clubs |---+---+---+---| D = Diamonds | H | D | S | C | |---+---+---+---| | C | S | D | H | -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Talk to him again for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 105 : ƒiƒ]105�@ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ…�I‚T Disappearing Act 5Picarats : 60 Hint : Hold on to your hats, 'cause this one's going to be rough. Just like before, you can move any ball on the board below as long as it satisifes the following conditions: - To move, jump your selected ball over an adjacent space occupied by another ball into an empty space on the other side. You can't jump diagonally. - Once you've made the jump, the ball you jumped over disappears from the board.

- To complete the puzzle, you must remove all the balls from the board except for one. OK then, give it a try!Solution : A large selection of diagrams, where: @ is the ball jumping ~ is where the ball stops o is/are the ball(s) disappearing x are balls remaining

(1) ----------- (2) ----------- | | x | | | | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | x | | x | x | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | x | x | x | x | | | | x | x | x | x | x | ~ | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | | x | x | x | | x | x | x | | x | x | o | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | @ | x | x | x | | | | x | | x | @ | o | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | o | x | x | | | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | o | ~ | | | | x | ----------- -----------

(3) ----------- (4) ----------- | ~ | o | | | x | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | o | | x | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | x | x | @ | x | x | | | o | @ | x | | x | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | | x | x | | | o | x | x | | x | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | | x | | | | | ~ | x | | x | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | x | | | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | x | | | | x | ----------- -----------

(5) ----------- (6) -----------

| x | | | | x | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | | | x | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | x | | x | x | | | | | x | ~ | o | @ | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | x | | x | x | | | | x | x | | x | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | | x | ~ | | | | x | x | | x | x | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | o | | | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | @ | | | | | ----------- -----------

(7) ----------- (8) ----------- | @ | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | o | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | ~ | x | x | | | | | | x | x | x | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | x | | x | x | | | | x | x | | x | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | | x | x | | | | @ | o | ~ | x | x | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | x | | | | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(9) ----------- (10) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | x | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | x | x | x | | | | | | o |@ ~| o | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | x | x | ~ | x | x | | | | o | x | x | x | o | |

|---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | x | o | x | | | | | | o | | o | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | @ | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(11) ----------- (12) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | x | | | | @ | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | x | | | | | | | | o | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | x | @ | o | ~ | | | | | x | ~ | | x | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

(13) ----------- (14) ----------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | @ | o | ~ | x | | | | | | ~ | o | @ | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -----------

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**************************”p B“ü‚èŒû (Mine Entrance)�**************************Tap on the bottom left of the frame of the entrance [HC170], the grass patch to the right of the entrance [HC171], and the grass on the right [HC172] for three hint coins. Use your camera to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #06]. Now look at the photo, and find the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 066 : ƒiƒ]066�@ƒ_ƒCƒAƒ‹‚ÌŒ® The Locked BoxPicarats : 30 Hint : The box shown below is fitted with a lock consisting of two dials. You can't turn the blue dial, but when you turn the red dial, the blue dial moves an equal amount. To see the relationship between the two dials, you turn the red dial from it's original position, as shown below. In order to open the lock, you must turn the blue dial to 3, 6, 4 and finally 1, in that order. Since you can't turn the blue dial directly, what numbers must you turn the red to in order to produce the desired numbers on the blue dial?Solution : 2, 7, 1, 4--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the mine.

**********************************”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® (Mine Machine Room)�**********************************Tap on sand from the truck [HC173], the lamp [HC174], and the door-like thing on the machine on the right [HC175] for three hint coins. Tap on the gate for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 079 : ƒiƒ]079�@Ž•ŽÔ‚ÌƒXƒCƒbƒ` The Gear SwitchPicarats : 20

Hint : The button that opens the door in front of you si burried deep within this machine, so you can't push it directly. However, by pulling the knob at the top to the left or right, you can move the various gears and plates in the machine, allowing you to press the button at the bottom. In order to hit the OPEN button, should you pull the knob toward A or B?Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go further into the mine.

************************”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H (Mine Room)�************************Tap on the shovel [HC176], the lamp on the ground [HC177], and the top of the mound on the right [HC178] for three hint coins. Tap on the white picture at the back for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 078 : ƒiƒ]078�@”à‚Ì–À˜H A Maze of DoorsPicarats : 25 Hint : All the doors in the maze below only open in one direction. Each door can be opened by pushing from the direction shown below, but when approached from the opposite direction, no amount of pulling or pushing will open it. If you tried to go through the whole maze from the start and passed through every room, you'd never make it to the exit. However, this feat would be possible if one of the doors could open in the opposite direction. Can you find and circle this door?Solution : Circle the bottom door of the middle room.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and enter the gate on the left.

************************”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ (Mine Lift)� � �************************

Tap on the soil mound on the left [HC179], the hole in the brick wall on the right [HC180], and the top end of the metal pipe [HC181] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe, and try and go into the elevator for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 080 : ƒiƒ]080�@ƒGƒŒƒx�[ƒ^�[‚Ìƒiƒ] The Elevator SwitchPicarats : 40 Hint : The circuit board for the elevator contains a puzzle. According to the instructions, you need t make the blue and red balls switch places in order to restore power to the elevator. Are you up to the task?Solution : 1) Slide the upper blue block up one, right one 2) Slide the right purple block up one 3) Slide the lower blue block right one 4) Slide the lower green block right one, up one 5) Slide the lower blue block left four 6) Slide the lower green block down two, right three 7) Slide the lower blue block right four 8) Slide the upper green block right one, down three, left two 9) Slide the left purple block down one 10) Slide the red ball down two, left two 11) Slide the blue ball up seven 12) Slide the red ball right two, down five--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and use the elevator.

*******************************”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® (Mine Safe Room)�*******************************Tap on the lower left corner of the room [HC182], the light [HC183], and the railing to the right of the elevator switch [HC184] for three hint coins. Tap on the safe for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 081 : ƒiƒ]081 @ŒÃ‚Ñ‚½‹àŒÉ� The Old SafePicarats : 50 Hint : Find the four-number code that opens the safe. You can use the numbers zero through five in your answer, but each number can be only used once. The small light next to each row of numbers are the

key to finding the code, as they will tell you how much in common that row has with the final code. Each white light indicates a number that matches one on the code but is in a different place within the sequence. An orange light indicates a number that is in the code and in its correct spot. Tap the numbers at the bottom to enter the code.Solution : Not a hard puzzle, the correct code is 0154.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the scene, tap on the elevator switch for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 082 : ƒiƒ]082�@�oŒû‚Í‚Ç‚±‚¾�H Restarting the LiftPicarats : 30 Hint : The wires connecting the elevator to the button controlling it have somehow been severed. However, if you can connect the negative (-) and positive (+) wires on the top to wires carring the same charge below, you can fix the elevator. To do this, you need to draw lines between sets of X-shaped terminals. Draw two lines to connect each positive and negative terminal to its counterpart and get the elevator running again.Solution : (+) Join the 3rd X in the top row with the 1st X in the bottom row. (-) Join the 1st X in the top row with the 4th X in the bottom row.

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : It seems that in order to open the door to the exit, you need to press one of these buttons. If you look carefully, you should know which button to press, and that there is a meaningful reason behind it. Do you know which button to press?Solution : Press button number 5.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back in the elevator.

************************”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ (Mine Lift)� � �************************Tap on the shoe and go right.

************************”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H (Mine Room)�************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

**********************************”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® (Mine Machine Room)�**********************************Talk to the man (ƒ| [ƒ [Pavel]) for a puzzle.� �

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 077 : ƒiƒ]077�@•sŽv‹c‚È‹@ŠB Balancing OrnamentsPicarats : 30 Hint : Small ornaments dangle from a metal bar, and they've thrown the bar off balance. The five strings are placed equally apart, and each of the three types of ornaments weighs a different amount. The heaviest ornament weighs the same as three if the lightest ones, while a medium ornament weighs the same as two of the lightest ornaments. Place one of the three ornaments in the rectangle in the space marked with a question mark to restore the bar's balance.Solution : Cresent moon--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get a "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Exit the mines.

**************************”p B“ü‚èŒû (Mine Entrance)�**************************Tap on the shoe and go back.

***************************•ª‚©‚ê“¹ (Fork in the Road)***************************Mystery "ƒ„ƒM‚Ì‚à‚ñ‚µ‚å‚¤ (Goat Emblem)" solved!

Tap on the shoe and go up the right path.

****************************–À‚¢‚Ì X“ü‚èŒû (Forest Gate)�****************************Tap on the different coloured patch on the ground in the lower left [HC185], the middle of the right gatepost [HC186], and under the right gate [HC187] for three hint coins. Go on through the gate.

**************************–À‚¢‚Ì X‚P (Dark Forest 1)�**************************Tap on the big rock on the left [HC188], the lamp on the right [HC189], and the rock in front of the statue on the right [HC190] for three hint coins. Tap on the lamp on the ground for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 121 : ƒiƒ]121 @ˆÃ‚¢“¹‚P� Light the Forest 1Picarats : 20 Hint : Use lamps to light up the dark forest paths! For each lamp assume its light reaches to the end of any straight road. Use the fewest lamps to light all of the paths. So where should the lamps go?Solution : Four lamps are required:

| | | ----L-------+---+- | | | | ----+---L---+---| | / | | \ | ----+---+---+---L | | \ | | |-------L---+ | | | |

Note: These diagrams might be a bit hard to understand under a Japanese font. Copy to another word processor and change to a different monotype font (eg. Courier New)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the left lamp for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 122 : ƒiƒ]122 @ˆÃ‚¢“¹‚Q� Light the Forest 2Picarats : 30 Hint : Use lamps to light up the dark forest paths! For each lamp assume its light reaches to the end of any straight road. Use the fewest lamps to light all of the paths. So where should the lamps go?Solution : Five lamps are required:

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| ------------L-------+---- | | | L-------+---+---| | | / | | |-------+---L---+---- | | / | / | | ----+---L---+---+---+---- | | | | \ | |---------------L---- | |

Note: These diagrams might be a bit hard to understand under a Japanese font. Copy to another word processor and change to a different monotype font (eg. Courier New)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and head further into the forest.

**************************–À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q (Dark Forest 2)�**************************Tap on the mushrooms in the bottom left [HC191], the stump on the left [HC192], and on the grass patch at the the back of the path [HC193] for three hint coins. Tap on the mushroom in the middle of the path for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 125 : ƒiƒ]125 @ X‚ÌƒLƒmƒR� � Forest MushroomsPicarats : 50 Hint : Collect all of the mushrooms in this forest as you pass through. Each circular clearing on the map contains mushrooms. You don't want to spend too long in this creepy forest though, so find the quickest route that visits each clearing only once. Stay on the roadways.Solution : There are 18 mushrooms to collect. From the start path go E (1). Follow the path N, and N again at the intersection (2). At the next intersection (3), go SW to the intersection (4). From there go NW (5), SW (6), N (7), NE (8), SE (9), N (10 & 11), W (12), SW (13), follow the path all the way N (14 & 15), SE (16), E (17), SE (18).

I attempted a very basic map:

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. . . . G 14 16 . . . . . . . . 12. . . . 11 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13 8 10 18 . . . 3 . . . . . 7 9 . . . . . . 5 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 1 . . S--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the lamp on the ground for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 123 : ƒiƒ]123 @ˆÃ‚¢“¹‚R� Light the Forest 3Picarats : 40 Hint : Use lamps to light up the dark forest paths! For each lamp assume its light reaches to the end of any straight road. Use the fewest lamps to light all of the paths. So where should the lamps go?Solution : Six lamps are required:

| | |---+---------------L | | | | | L---+---+---+---+ | | \ | | / | | | |---+---L---+---+---+---- | | | | | | | L---+---+---| | | | \ | | \ | | +---+---+---+---L---+---- | | | | +-------L |

Note: These diagrams might be a bit hard to understand under a Japanese font. Copy to another word processor and change to a different monotype font (eg. Courier New)

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Use your camera to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #07]. Now look at the photo, and find the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 097 : ƒiƒ]097�@�¯‹ó‚Ìƒiƒ] A Starry SkyPicarats : 40 Hint : It is said that ancient peoples came up with constellations by staring up at the stars in the night sky. Here's a star-laden puzzle to celebrate their achievements. Below is a six-by-six grid of sky and stars arranged into nine larger blocks. Move these larger blocks so that each row and column contains three stars. Blocks with no surrounding outlines can't be moved.Solution : The top left, top right and bottom left boxes are fixed. ----------------- | * | * | * | | | * * | * | |-----+-----+-----| | * * | * | | | * * | | * | |-----+-----+-----| | | * | * * | | * | * | * | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and procced deeper.

**************************–À‚¢‚Ì X‚R (Dark Forest 3)�**************************Tap on the grass in the lower left corner [HC194], the right side of the lake surface [HC195], and the dark area of the lake surface on the left [HC196] for three hint coins. Tap on the lake for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 126 : ƒiƒ]126�@•X‚ÌŒÎ‚P Slippery Crossings 1Picarats : 20 Hint : The lake in front of the professor has frozen solid. The ice is

thick enough to stand on by so slippery that any movement in any direction causes him to slide uncontrollably in that direction until he hits a wall. When stationary, you can change the professor's direction by tapping the arrows around him. Can you guide the professor through this slippery lake to the goal?Solution : Up, right, up, left, down, right, down, left, up, right, up--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the block of ice for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 127 : ƒiƒ]127�@•X‚ÌŒÎ‚Q Slippery Crossings 2Picarats : 30 Hint : The lake in front of the professor has frozen solid. The ice is thick enough to stand on by so slippery that any movement in any direction causes him to slide uncontrollably in that direction until he hits a wall. When stationary, you can change the professor's direction by tapping the arrows around him. Can you guide the professor through this slippery lake to the goal?Solution : Up, left, up, right, down, right, down, right, up, left, down, right, down, right, up--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the another block of ice for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 128 : ƒiƒ]128�@•X‚ÌŒÎ‚R Slippery Crossings 3Picarats : 40 Hint : The lake in front of the professor has frozen solid. The ice is thick enough to stand on by so slippery that any movement in any direction causes him to slide uncontrollably in that direction until he hits a wall. When stationary, you can change the professor's direction by tapping the arrows around him. Can you guide the professor through this slippery lake to the goal?Solution : Up, right, up, left, down, left, down, right, down, right, up, left,

up--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and cross the lake.

*******************************–À‚¢‚Ì X oŒû (Dark Forest Exit)� �*******************************Tap on the tiny wheel on the right of the castle [HC197], the pebble at the bottom [HC198], and tip of the right-most tower on the castle [HC199] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and try to proceed, but instead you get a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 100 : ƒiƒ]100�@Šë‚È‚¢‹´ A Rickety BridgePicarats : 30 Hint : Luke and Professor Layton stand at one end of a rickety old bridge. Afraid of falling into the chasm below, Luke's legs have become stiff with fear, and he can only walk across the bridge in increments of one or three planks at a time. The narrowness of the bridge prevents Luke from double backing the way he came or switching the foot he's using to step forward while standing on it. Use your stylus to create a path that guides Luke safely across the bridge while avoiding any gaps in the planks.Solution : Left (1), right (1), left (3), right (3), left (3), right (1), left (1), right (3), left (1)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You will automatically go to the next area.

***********************—³‚Ì‹´ (Rickety Bridge)***********************Tap on the chimney on the left [HC200], the water wheel [HC201], and the light second from the right [HC202] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the castle for a conversation.

You are asked if you want to save.

----------------------------| STATUS UPDATE: ||----------------------------|| Hint Coins : 202/ 230 |

| Puzzles Solved : 128/ 153 || Picarats : 3865/5500 | ----------------------------

=============================================== ‘æŽµ Í : Ä‰ï‚Ì I’…‰w � � �{WALK.07}CHAPTER 7 : AN ENCOUNTER AT THE END OF THE LINE===============================================**********************‰®•~‚Ì–å (Castle Gate)**********************Tap on the light to the upper right of the door [HC203], the fire to the left of the door [HC204], and the right side of the bridge on the bottom plank [HC205] for three hint coins. Tap on the door for a scene. You will automatically move inside.

*************************ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Guest Room)�*************************Tap on the flowers on the right [HC206], the standing lamp [HC207], the chair [HC208], and the left end of the railing [HC209] for four hint coins. Tap on the picture on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 130 : ƒiƒ]130 @•‘“¥‰ï‚ÌŠG� The Strange PaintingPicarats : 30 Hint : The couple in this piece seem to be dancing high in the air, floating impossibly near the chandelier. But as it turns out, when viewed properly, there's nothing strange at all about the picture. If you look closely enough, one peculiar area of the painting hints at the reason the whole picture seems so odd. Find that peculiar area and circle it to learn the truth.Solution : Circle where their feet are--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, tap the picture in the middle for scene.

*********************¬•”‰® (Storage Room)�*********************Continuing from the scene before, you get a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 131 : ƒiƒ]131�@’E�o‚·‚é‚É‚Í�H

How to Escape?Picarats : 40 Hint : A man sits bound bu a long length of rope among several posts. While he has no hope of untying his bounds, he can still move his legs. Where he to stand up and run away, his long trail of rope looks like it might catch on at least one of the posts. He'll need to use his legs to pull up any posts that prevent him from running away before he can dash off. Mark any posts that prevent the man from running away.Solution : The middle stake on the far right--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the toolbox on top of the shelf [HC210], the barrel [HC211], and inside the bucket [HC212] for three hint coins. Now tap on the door for another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 133 : ƒiƒ]133�@ƒJƒM‚ðŽæ‚è�o‚¹�I Grab the KeyPicarats : 60 Hint : The key to the door is sitting behind a number of blocks. Slide the key out toward the professor's hand so the two can make ther escape!Solution : 1) Slide the left red block right one 2) Slide the left green block up one 3) Slide the yellow block down two 4) Slide the right red block down one, left three 5) Slide the yellow block up two, right two, up one 6) Slide the lower red block right two 7) Slide the left green block down two 8) Slide the left red block left one, down one 9) Slide the right green block left one 10) Slide the yellow block up two 11) Slide the right red block right one, up one 12) Slide the left green block right two 13) Slide the left red block down two 14) Slide the upper green block left two, down one 15) Slide the key down two, left one 16) Slide the yellow block left two, up two 17) Slide the key right three 18) Slide the upper green block up one, right two 19) Slide the left red block up three 20) Slide the lower green block left two, up one 21) Slide the right red block down one, left one 22) Slide the key down two 23) Slide the right green block right one 24) Slide the upper red block right one 25) Slide the left green block up one 26) Slide the lower red block left two

27) Slide the key down one, left two, down two--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, you get the last "“ú‹L‚ÌƒJƒM (Diary Key)" for the ƒiƒ]‚Ì‚É‚Á‚« (Old Diary). Tap on the shoe and exit this room.

*****************************¬•”‰®‚ÌŠO (Under the Castle)�*****************************Tap on the barrels on the right [HC213], the machine on the bottom left [HC214], and the area a little above the light [HC215] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and enter the upper left door. You realise it's locked, so tap on the shoe again, and enter the lower left door.

*************************’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº (Machine Room)*************************Once you enter, you get another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 134 : ƒiƒ]134�@ƒ{ƒCƒ‰�[‚ðŠJ‚¯ Steam PowerPicarats : 40 Hint : Which valves do you need to open to send steam from the boiler into 2, but not 1 or 3? All valves start in the closed position. Answer using the solution that requires the fewest number of valves. Tap a valve to open or close it.Solution : You need to open 3 valves. 1. Following the middle pipe from the boiler, go up at the first intersection you come to <1>. 2. From number 2, go right at the intersection, down the path to two valves <2 and 3>.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the lever in the middle before the big hole [HC216], on the wooden boards in the lower right corner [HC217], and on the railing in the middle next to the hole [HC218]. Use your camera to take a photo, and find the three differences [Photo #09]. Now look at the photo, tap at that little area, and get the hidden puzzle. (This should be your last photo, you have just unlocked another part of Layton's Challenges).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 088 : ƒiƒ]088�@ƒJƒGƒ‹‚Ì“¹ The Frog's PathPicarats : 30 Hint : A frog sits perched on the space labeled S in the diagram below. This little guy has a unusual jump. His first jump tavels one space, his second jump travels two spaces, and his third jump travels three spaces. After his third jump, he repeats this pattern. The frog can't change his direction midjump, but he can turn around between jumps. This frog's goal is to move through the path below and land exatly on the space marked G. What is the fewest number of jumps he needs to make to do this?Solution : 12 jumps--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and exit.

*****************************¬•”‰®‚ÌŠO (Under the Castle)�*****************************This time, tap on the shoe and enter the upper left room.

**********************‰B‚µ•”‰® (Secret Room)**********************Tap on the shelf at the top [HC219], the charcoal in the lower left [HC220], and on the brick sticking out of the back wall [HC221] for three hint coins. Tap on the escape chute for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 135 : ƒiƒ]135�@–‚•û�w‚ÌƒJƒM The Magic LockPicarats : 50 Hint : It seems that the lock here is some sort of magic square. In order to solve it, position the remaining numbers so that each string of four vertical, horizontal, and each diagonal adds up to the same total. Solve the magic square to open the door!Solution : --------------- | 8 | 2 | 3 | 5 | |---+---+---+---|

| 5 | 3 | 2 | 8 | |---+---+---+---| | 1 | 7 | 6 | 4 | |---+---+---+---| | 4 | 6 | 7 | 1 | -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and enter the little door.

******************************ƒ_ƒCƒjƒ“ƒOƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Dining Room)�******************************Tap on the light [HC222], under the table [HC223], and the upper left corner of the chair closest to us [HC224] for three hint coins. Talk to the man (ƒNƒ ƒC �[Nigel]) for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 136 : ƒiƒ]136 @ LŠÔ‚Ì °� � � The Hidden DoorPicarats : 40 Hint : "Begin from the doors etched in the decor. "A path will appear, strong and quite clea, "Made of stars that flare, each within its own square." These words are said to point the way to the hidden door. Select the hidden door.Solution : Look at all the squares that have a single large star in them, you'll see that it forms an arrow. The arrow ends in the lower left corner. The block you need to touch is the block there the arrow is pointing to.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and go back.

***********************‘å LŠÔ (2nd Floor Hall)�***********************Tap on the light [HC225], the top step of the first set of stairs [HC226], and on the end of the handrail closest to you [HC227] for three hint coins. Tap on the shoe and go back.

***********************‰®•~‚ÌŒºŠÖ (Great Room)***********************You will be asked to save, save, as after this, there is no turning back!

Tap on the decoration on the handrail on the left [HC228], the light on the right at the back [HC229], and the base of the pillar on the right [HC230] for your final three hint coins! Tap on the picture on the right for a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 132 : ƒiƒ]132�@–¼‰æ‚Ì•ª”z Sharing PaintingsPicarats : 40 Hint : Two brothers hav inherited their parents' five-piece art collection. According to the will, the older brother will get a set of paintings worth twice what the younger brother gets. In order to ascertain the value of the paintings, the brothers called in an appraiser, who valued each painting as shown below. For his services, the appraiser was promised one painting left over after the brothers divided the are according to their parent's wishes. Assuming that individual paintings can't be divide, which one does the appraiser get?Solution : E--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tap on the shoe and forwards.

***********************‘å LŠÔ (2nd Floor Hall)�***********************Talk to ƒJƒeƒBƒA (Katia). After the conversation, watch the scene, and get a puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 137 : ƒiƒ]137�@�^ŽÀ‚ÌŒ• One True SwordPicarats : 50 Hint : "A true warrior always keeps his blade in hand." These are Anton's lasts words to Professor Laton before the start of their duel. Can you find the one real sword among Anton's colection? Circle your selection to draw your weapon of choice!Solution : Circle the sword the knight on the bottom right is holding--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After the puzzle, watch the scene.

Mystery "ƒJƒeƒBƒA‚Ìƒiƒ] (Katia)" solved!Mystery "‚³‚Ñ‚ê‚½‚¦‚« (Folsense Station)" solved!

More talking...

Mystery "‚µ‚ë‚Ìƒoƒ“ƒpƒCƒA (Vampire)" solved!

Watch a few more scenes, and you will be given another puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 138 : ƒiƒ]138�@�ÅŒã‚Ìƒiƒ] The Elysian BoxPicarats : 60 Hint : "The sun rises whe you and I meet, and when the wind blows, you will know my heart." These words are the key to opening the elysian box. It's up to you to find a way to open the box and solve the final puzzle of out story.Solution : 1) Turn the two people, so they are facing each other. 2) Drag the sun up in to the sky 3) Blow!! (Yes, literally)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Watch another scene.

Mystery "‚ ‚‚Ü‚Ì‚Í‚± (Elysian Box)" solved!

Watch the remaining scenes and enjoy the ending!

After the ending, you should've unlocked another section in Layton's Challenges.


::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::05. LAYTON'S CHALLENGES {CHAL}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::============================–{•¨‚ðŒ©”²‚–Ú‚ðŽ ‚ÂŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®�The Musician's House============================

>> Collect all 10 Strange Camera pieces, and then take all 9 photos, and find all the differences to unlock.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 139 : ƒiƒ]139�@”ò�s‹@‚ÌŽž�· Coast to CoastPicarats : 70 Hint : A woman boards a nonstop flight leaving Los Angeles at noon and arrives in New York City at 8pm. The next day, the same woman leaves New York City at noon and flies back to Los Angeles. The flight is unaffected by jet streams and takes the same amount of time to reach its destination as it did the previous day. The time difference means it is always three hours earlier in New York than in Los Angeles. Can you figure out what time the plane arrives back in Los Angeles? Give your answer in 24-hour notation.Solution : When the first flight arrives in NYC, its 5pm in LA, so the flight takes 5 hours. She leaves NYC at noon and the flight arrives in LA at 5pm NYC time, which when you account for the time difference is 2pm in LA. Therefore the answer is 14hrs

Note: the way they say "it is always three hours earlier in New York" makes it sound like LA is ahead of NY, but that's actually untrue.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 140 : ƒiƒ]140 @Žû‚Ü‚è‚Ìˆ«‚¢”� One Extra BlockPicarats : 70 Hint : The disgram below shows a structure made of 28 blocks. Of these blocks, 27 form a neat larger cube, and on top of that sits a single block poking out from the rest. Below this diagram sits those same 28 blocks, but this time the cube has been separated into five chunks. Tak the chunk, A trough E, that contains the single block that sat on top of all the others.

Assume that all five chinks fit togehter as shown and can't be rotated from their current orientation.Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 141 : ƒiƒ]141 @ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚U� � Disappearing Act 6Picarats : 99 Hint : Just as before, you can move any ball on the board below as long as it satisifes the following conditions: - To move, jump your selected ball over an adjacent space occupied by another ball into an empty space on the other side. You can't jump diagonally. - Once you've made the jump, the ball you jumped over disappears from the board. - To complete the puzzle, you must remove all the balls from the board except for one. OK, enough rules. Start getting rid of those balls!Solution : A large selection of diagrams, where: @ is the ball jumping ~ is where the ball stops o is/are the ball(s) disappearing x are balls remaining

(1) ----------- (2) ----------- | x | x | x | | x | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | @ | x | | x | | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | o | x | x | x | | x | x | x | ~ | o | @ | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | ~ | x | x | x | | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | | x | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | x | | x | x | x | ----------- -----------

(3) ----------- (4) -----------

| x | x | @ | | x | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | | o | | x | | ~ | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | x | ~ | | x | | x | x | x | x | o | | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | | x | x | x | x | @ | x | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | | x | x | x | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | x | | x | x | x | ----------- -----------

(5) ----------- (6) ----------- | x | x | | | x | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | | x | | x | | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | x | | | x | | x | x | x | x | | | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | x | ~ | x | x | | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | x | o | x | x | | x | x | x | x | ~ | o | @ | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | @ | | x | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | x | x | | x | x | x | ----------- -----------

(7) ----------- (8) ----------- | x | x | | | x | x | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | x | | x | | x | | x | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | x | x | x | x | | | x | | x | x | x | x | | | @ | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | | x | x | x | x | x | x | o |

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| | x | ~ | o | | | | | | @ | o | ~ | | | | |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| |---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | o | | o | | | | | | | | | | | -------+---+---+---+------- -------+---+---+---+------- | | o | | | | | | |---+---+---| |---+---+---| | | | | | | | | ----------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

==============================Ž©‚ç‚ð‚¢‚â‚µ l‚ð‚¢‚â‚·ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®�The Tea Master's House==============================>> Give herb tea to all 26 people in need to unlock.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 142 : ƒiƒ]142�@‚í‚ª�l�¶ The Scholar's LifePicarats : 60 Hint : The following words are written on a famous mathe,atician's grave. "Following the 1/6th of my life I spent as a child, I spent 1/12th of my life as a young man. Then, 1/7th of my life later, I got married. Five years after I was wed, I was blessed with a child, but sadly, he only lived hlaf the time I was aliv before passing away. Today, four years after his death, I too will depart from this world." Can you use these words to figure out how many years the mathematician lived?Solution : Let x = his years

x = x/6 + x/12 + x/7 + 5 + x/2 + 4 x = 84--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 143 : ƒiƒ]143�@•¶Žš‚ÌŒvŽZ Letter CalculationsPicarats : 60 Hint : If you take the problem, 11x11=121, and replace the 1s with As and the 2s with Bs, you get AAxBB=ABA.

Using that same replacement idea, you can also generate AAxAA=BBCC. New values may or may not have been assigned for each letter. Can you figure out that A, B, and C equal in the above question?Solution : This puzzle was stupid, just get a calculator and you get the answer in 10 seconds. Anyways, here's the answer: A=8 B=7 C=4 And you get 88x88=7744--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 144 : ƒiƒ]144�@ƒpƒ“ƒP�[ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚S Super PancakesPicarats : 99 Hint : Now here's a tasty puzzle for you. Your task is to take that big stack of pancakes on the left plate and move them to the plate on the far right. In doing so, however you need to follow these rules: - You can move only one pancake at a time - A pancake can never rest on another pancake smaller than itself. Feel free to shift things around as much as you like and to use the middle plate in completing the puzzle.Solution : Seriously crazy puzzle!!! (It's so long!!)

Seven sized pancakes (S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL, XXXXL) Three plates numbered left to right (1, 2, 3)

1) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 2) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 3) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 4) L -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3)

5) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 6) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 7) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 8) XL -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2)

9) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 10) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 11) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 12) L -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 13) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 14) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 15) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 16) XXL -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3)

17) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1)

18) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 19) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 20) L -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 21) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 22) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 23) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 24) XL -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 25) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 26) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 27) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 28) L -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 29) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 30) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 31) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 32) XXXL -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2)

33) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 34) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 35) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 36) L -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 37) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 38) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 39) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 40) XL -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 41) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 42) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 43) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 44) L -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 45) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 46) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 47) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 48) XXL -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 49) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 50) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 51) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 52) L -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 53) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 54) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 55) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 56) XL -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 57) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 58) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 59) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 60) L -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 61) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 62) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 63) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 64) XXXXL -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3)

65) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 66) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 67) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 68) L -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 69) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 70) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 71) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 72) XL -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3)

73) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 74) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 75) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 76) L -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 77) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 78) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 79) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 80) XXL -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 81) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 82) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 83) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 84) L -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 85) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 86) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 87) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 88) XL -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 89) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 90) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 91) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 92) L -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 93) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 94) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 95) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 96) XXXL -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3)

97) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 98) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 99) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 100) L -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 101) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 102) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 103) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 104) XL -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 105) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 106) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 107) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 108) L -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 109) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 110) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 111) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 112) XXL -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3)

113) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 114) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3) 115) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 116) L -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 117) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 118) M -> Plate 1 (Plate 3 -> Plate 1) 119) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1) 120) XL -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3)

121) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3) 122) M -> Plate 2 (Plate 1 -> Plate 2) 123) S -> Plate 2 (Plate 3 -> Plate 2) 124) L -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3)

125) S -> Plate 1 (Plate 2 -> Plate 1)

126) M -> Plate 3 (Plate 2 -> Plate 3)

127) S -> Plate 3 (Plate 1 -> Plate 3)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

==============================¬‚³‚È–½‚Æ—F î‚ð‚«‚¸‚� � ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®The Animal Lover's House==============================>> Get the hamster's fatness level down to 0 to unlock.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 145 : ƒiƒ]145�@�HŒŽ�H“ú 500 PearlsPicarats : 70 Hint : A magician charges a traveler with a task. "Take a certain number of pearls out of a bag of 500. This number, when divided by any number two through seven, always produces a whole number if you remove one pearl before dividing. Bring me this number, abd all the pearls are yours." The number of pearls the traveler takes from the bag doesn't produce a whole number when when one pearl is removed and remaining pearls are divided by four. But his number meets the other conditions. How many pearls did he take from the bag?Solution : Let x=number of pearls taken minus 1

So, x is just the lowest common multiple of 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7. 2 and 3 are multiples of 6, so we just need the LCM of 5, 6, and 7. So x=210, therefore the answer is 211.

<JAPANESE VERSION> Hint : Writing the date is different depending on country. For example, for March 5th, in America, it is written as "3.5", but in Britan and many parts of Europe, it is written as "5.3". That way, it is hard to distinguish whether they were trying to write March 3th or May 3rd. Now then, in one year, how times does this occur?Solution : 11 times a month, therefore 132 times.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 146 : ƒiƒ]146 @”� ‚ÌŠp“x Angles in a BoxPicarats : 70 Hint : In the cube below, in the center of three sides of the cube are dots A, B, and C. Lines connect the dots. How many degrees is the angle ABC at the point where lines AB and BC meet? This refers to the internal angle of course.Solution : 120 degrees--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 147 : ƒiƒ]147 @“ü‚ê‘Ö‚¦–À˜H� Sliding LabyrinthPicarats : 80 Hint : This map depicts an underground labyrinth, but it's all scrambled, so it's up to you to put it in the proper order again. Tunnel segments of each piece must meet up with tunnel edges of adjoining pieces. The onlty times tunnel segments can lead outward without touching other segments are when they're the start and goal. Tunnels can't dead end at walls otherwise. Sile the pieces around, and see if you can solve the puzzle!Solution : The following is a map of the puzzle, when I say a number, I mean the piece in that position. ----------- | 1 | 2 | 3 | |---+---+---| | 4 | 5 | 6 | |---+---+---| | 7 | 8 | 9 | ----------- To finish: 2, 1, 4, 5, 8, 7, 4, 1, 2, 5, 6, 3, 2, 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 6, 5, 2, 3, 6, 9 =24 moves--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

==========================‰i‰“‚Ìˆ¤‚ðŒê‚èŒp‚®ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®The Sweetheart's House==========================>> Complete the main game unlock.

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Puzzle No. 148 : ƒiƒ]148�@‚W–‡‚ÌƒJ�[ƒh Eight CardsPicarats : 70 Hint : These cards, cumbered one through eight, can be used to make two multiplication equations. One is given here, but can you think of the second one?Solution : 582x3=1746--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 149 : ƒiƒ]149�@‰ñ‚é�”Žš Number CyclePicarats : 70 Hint : There's a pattern to this cycle of numbers. What number should go into the space with the question mark?Solution : 89--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 150 : ƒiƒ]150 @—·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚S� The Knight's Tour 4Picarats : 99 Hint : Lead the knight on a trip around the board below. Chess knights move two squares forward and one square perpendicular on each turn. The initial direction can be up, down, left, or right. Move this knight around the entire board, landing on each square only once.Solution : --------------------------------------- | 1 | 30 | 3 | 52 | 5 | 54 | 7 | 26 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 48 | 51 | 46 | 29 | 44 | 27 | 42 | 55 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 31 | 2 | 49 | 4 | 53 | 6 | 25 | 8 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 50 | 47 | 32 | 45 | 28 | 43 | 56 | 41 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 33 | 62 | 35 | 20 | 37 | 22 | 9 | 24 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 16 | 19 | 14 | 61 | 12 | 59 | 40 | 57 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 63 | 34 | 17 | 36 | 21 | 38 | 23 | 10 | |----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| | 18 | 15 | 64 | 13 | 60 | 11 | 58 | 39 | -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

============================‘S‚Ä‚ÌƒtƒVƒM‚ð §‚µ‚½ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®�The Puzzle Doctor's House============================>> Complete puzzles 1-150 to unlock.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 151 : ƒiƒ]151�@ƒeƒXƒg‚Ì“_�” Colin's ScorePicarats : 99 Hint : Four students took a test where every question had two possible answers, A or B. Each question was worth 10 points, for a total of 100 points. The students' test results were posted as seen below but the teacher forgot to tally Colin's score. Colin was heading to the teacher's office when Mary called him back saying they could figure out his score using the results from the other tests. Can you figure out Colin's score?Solution : I just trial and error for this, these are the results: 1234567890 Mary BBABABBABB = 70 Dan BAAABABAAA = 50 Lisa BAAABBBABA = 30 John BBAAABBAAA

Similar answers between them: 1=B 3=A 7=B 8=A I assumed that Lisa got three of these correct, and I guessed that she got Q3, 7 and 8, correct and everyone got Q1 wrong. That gave me the folowing answers: ABABAABAAB Which luckily for me, worked, and therefore John got: 60--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 152 : ƒiƒ]152�@ƒJ�[ƒh‘å‰ï The Card TournamentPicarats : 80 Hint : Some people meet for a round-robin card tournament, where every person plays every other person once. Wallace has to leave after

only a few hands, sitting out the remainder of the tournament. A total of 59 hands are played at the tournament. How many hands did Wallace play before leaving? The card game in question is a two-player game, and no person played with the same opponent more than once, No one sat out any hands besides Wallace.Solution : This is just maths you should learn at school:

In a round robin, for n players, there are nC2 matches played. nC2=n!/[2!(n-2)!] =1/2[n!/(n-2!)] =1/2(n)(n-1) 59 matches were played: 59=1/2(n)(n-1) <- Quadratic Function n=11.374 <- Only need the positive value

But you can't have parts of people, so we can deduce that there were 12 people there originally, and then 11 after Wallace left.

With 11 players 11C2=55 matches are played, and since 59 matches were played, we can conclude that Wallace had to have played 4 matches.

Therefore, the answer is 4.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 153 : ƒiƒ]153 @ˆ«–‚‚Ì”� The Diabolical BoxPicarats : 99 Hint : This last puzzle is an escape game where you need to move the pink gem to the circle outline at the bottom. Beware, though, because this diabolical box won't let you escape so easily!Solution : Another crazy sliding puzzle!! ------- | | 1 - Red ball | 1 | 2 - Red block | | 3 - Blue block --- ------- --- --- 4 - Green block | |#######| |###| 5 - Orange block --- --- ###| --- 6 - Yellow block | 2 |###| 3 | 7 - Aqua block --- --- --- ------- --- |###| |###| | 4 |###| @ - Ball slot

|### ------- --- ------- --- # - Blank spot |###| 5 | 6 | 7 | --- --- | | --- |###| | | |###| --- --- --- --- --- |@@@@@@@| |@@@@@@@| |@@@@@@@| -------

1) Slide the green block right one 2) Slide the orange block left one 3) Slide the yellow block left one, up one 4) Slide the aqua block left one, down one, left one, down one 5) Slide the yellow block down one, right two, up one 6) Slide the aqua block up one, right one 7) Slide the orange block right one, down one 8) Slide the red block down one 9) Slide the blue block left two 10) Slide the yellow block up two 11) Slide the green block left one, down one, left two 12) Slide the yellow block right one, down three 13) Slide the blue block right two, down one, right one 14) Slide the red block up one, right one 15) Slide the green block left two, up one 16) Slide the orange block up one, left one 17) Slide the aqua block left one, down one 18) Slide the orange block right two 19) Slide the green block down one 20) Slide the red block left one 21) Slide the yellow block left one, up three, left one 22) Slide the blue block left one, up one 23) Slide the orange block right two, up one 24) Slide the green block right three, down one, right one 25) Slide the aqua block up two, left one 26) Slide the green block left two, down two 27) Slide the aqua block right two, down one 28) Slide the red block down two, right one 29) Slide the yellow block left two, down one, left one 30) Slide the red ball down two, left one 31) Slide the blue block left one, up one 32) Slide the orange block up one 33) Slide the red block left one 34) Slide the aqua block up one, right one 35) Slide the red block right one, down one 36) Slide the red ball down one 37) Slide the blue block left one, up one 38) Slide the red ball up one, right one 39) Slide the yellow block right one, up one 40) Slide the red block up one, left one 41) Slide the aqua block left one 42) Slide the orange block down one 43) Slide the red ball right two 44) Slide the yellow block right two 45) Slide the red block up two 46) Slide the aqua block left two

47) Slide the green block up two, right two 48) Slide the aqua block right one, down two 49) Slide the red block down two 50) Slide the yellow block left two 51) Slide the green block left two 52) Slide the orange block down one, left one 53) Slide the red ball down one 54) Slide the blue block down one, right one 55) Slide the yellow block right one, up two 56) Slide the red block up two, right one 57) Slide the green block left one, up one, left one, up one 58) Slide the orange block left three 59) Slide the red ball down one 60) Slide the auqa block up one, right one 61) Slide the orange block right one, down one 62) Slide the green block down one, right two 63) Slide the red block left one, down one 64) Slide the blue block down one, left one 65) Slide the yellow block right one 66) Slide the red ball up two 67) Slide the green block right two, up one 68) Slide the aqua block up one, right one 69) Slide the orange block right one, down one 70) Slide the auqa block left two 71) Slide the green block down two, left one 72) Slide the red ball down two 73) Slide the blue block right two 74) Slide the red block up one, right one, up one 75) Slide the aqua block left one, up one, left one, up one 76) Slide the green block left two, up two 77) Slide the orange block up two, left two 78) Slide the red ball down one, left two, down two--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


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* - These puzzles have totally changed between the Japan and US version ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

| No. | Name | P | Ch | Location ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 001 | ”ŽŽm‚Ì‰Æ‚ÍƒhƒR H | 10 | Pr | Œ¤‹†Žº‘O‚ë‚¤‚© � || | Dr. Schrader's Map | | | Study Hallway ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 002 | ”ŽŽm‚Ì•”‰® | 15 | Pr | ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû � || | The Doctor's Home | | | Schrader's Home ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 003 | Œ®‚Ìƒiƒ] | 20 | Pr | •”‰®“ü‚èŒû || | The Right Key | | | The Doctor's Hall ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 004 | –§Žº‚Ìƒiƒ] | 30 | Pr | •”‰®“ü‚èŒû || | A Secure Room | | | The Doctor's Hall ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 005 | ƒ‹ [ƒN‚ÌƒJƒoƒ“ | 30 | 1 | ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº � || | Luke's Trunk | | | Layton's Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 006 | ƒpƒ“ƒP [ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ] | 15 | 1 | ‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H � || | Pancake Stacks 1 | | | Car 6 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 007 | È‘I‚Ñ‚Ìƒiƒ] * | 20 | 1 | ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ � � || | Dining Couples | | | Car 5 (Dining Room) ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 008 | ƒ ƒjƒ… [‘I‚Ñ‚Ìƒiƒ] * | 25 | 1 | ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ � � � || | Luke's Big Dinner | | | Car 5 (Dining Room) ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 009 | ‚©‚´‚èƒOƒ‰ƒX‚Ìƒiƒ] | 10 | 1 | ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ � || | Stacked Glasses | | | Car 5 (Dining Room) |

|-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 010 | •sŽv‹c‚ÈŠG | 15 | 1 | ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ � || | A Work of Art | | | Car 5 (Dining Room) ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 011 | —¬‚ê‚éŒi F‚Ìƒiƒ] * | 20 | 1 | “W–]ƒfƒbƒL � || | Trees in the Forest | | | Observation Deck ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 012 | ŽÔ‘‹‚Ì‹ó‚Ìƒiƒ] | 30 | 1 | ‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H || | Clouds and Sky | | | Car 7 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 013 | ‚¨ŽM‚Ì’ê‚É | 15 | 1 | ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ || | On Your Plate | | | Car 5 (Kitchen) ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 014 | Ô‚¢–XŽq‚Ìƒiƒ] | 25 | 1 | ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ � || | Red Caps | | | Car 5 (Kitchen) ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 019 | ‰B‚³‚ê‚½ ³‘Ì | 30 | 1 | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H � || | Who Is Tom Really? | | | Car 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 016 | ‰Ô•r‚Ìƒiƒ] | 15 | 1 | ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® �� || | Crazy Daises | | | Babette's Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 017 | ƒAƒŠ‚Ì’Ê‚è“¹ | 25 | 1 | ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº || | The Worker Ant | | | Layton's Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 018 | ŒC‚Ì–À˜H | 20 | 1 | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H || | The Shoe Maze | | | Car 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|

| 019 | æ‹q‚Ìƒiƒ] | 20 | 1 | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H � || | The Train Ride | | | Car 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 020 | ŒC‰®‚Ì‘¹ŠQ | 25 | 1 | ‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H || | The Shoe Store Thief | | | Car 4 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 021 | “`Œ¾ƒQ [ƒ€‚Ìƒiƒ] | 20 | 1 | ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº � || | Pass It On! | | | Car 4 Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 022 | ƒSƒ~‚Ì•Ð•t‚¯ | 45 | 1 | “W–]ƒfƒbƒL || | Taking Out the Trash | | | Observation Deck ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 023 | “Å–ò‚ÌŒˆ“¬ | 15 | 1 | ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº || | Pitchers and Poison | | | Car 4 Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 024 | Ž†‚Ì Ü‚è–Ú | 10 | 1 | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H � || | A Strip of Paper | | | Car 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 025 | ¶‘¶‹£‘ˆ | 20 | 1 | “W–]ƒfƒbƒL � || | Surviving in the Wild | | | Observation Deck ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 026 | —ñŽÔ‚Ì“ü‚ê‘Ö‚¦ | 25 | 1 | ŒÌ á‚µ‚½ŽÔ—¼ � || | Train Swap | | | Broken Train ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 027 | ‰w‚Å‚Ì•Ê‚ê | 20 | 2 | ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ � || | A Dramatic Farewell | | | Station Platform ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 028 | ‚¨‚©‚µ‚ÈŽÔ—Ö * | 20 | 2 | –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â � � � |

| | The Warped Wheel | | | Hill to Town Hall ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 029 | “–‚½‚è–î | 20 | 2 | –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â � � � || | The Winning Arrow | | | Hill to Town Hall ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 030 | ‹L”O”è‚Ì”é–§ | 30 | 2 | ’¬–ð ê‘O � || | The Secret Message | | | Town Hall Plaza ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 031 | ‚è‚ñ‚²‚Ì•ª‚¯‘O | 20 | 2 | ŽG‰Ý‰® || | Pass the Apples | | | General Store ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 032 | ‰Ô‰®‚ÌŽè“`‚¢ | 20 | 2 | –Ø—§‚¿ || | It's a Wrap | | | Tree-Lined Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 033 | ’r‚Ì–Ô | 20 | 2 | ’¬ŠO‚ê || | Pond of Nets | | | Dropstone Road ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 034 | ’¬ŠO‚ê‚Ì–Ø | 20 | 2 | –Ø—§‚¿ || | Trees on an Old Road | | | Tree-Lined Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 035 | ‚Ç‚±‚Ì‰Æ H | 30 | 2 | ”ž”¨ � || | Which House Where? | | | Wheat Field ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 036 | ŒŠ‚É—Ž‚¿‚½ ¬’¹ * | 35 | 2 | –Ø—§‚¿ � || | The Trapped Bird | | | Tree-Lined Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 037 | ƒSƒ‹ƒt–¼ l | 25 | 2 | ”ž”¨ � || | World's Best Golfer | | | Wheat Field |

|-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 038 | ”n‚ÌŽU•à | 35 | 2 | –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû � || | Moving Day | | | Farm Entrance ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 039 | ’…‘Ö‚¦‚Ä‚Ý‚½‚ç... | 30 | 2 | ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï � || | A Change of Clothes | | | Competition Field ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 040 | ” ‚Ì–Í—l | 30 | 2 | ˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è || | The Tiled Box | | | Road to Dropstone ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 041 | “™•ªŠ„‚Ì }Œ` | 25 | 2 | ˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è � || | Cube Halves | | | Road to Dropstone ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 042 | ”Â‚Ì Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚P | 25 | 2 | –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ � � || | Board Splitter 1 | | | Path to Farm ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 043 | ”Â‚Ì Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚Q | 30 | 2 | –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ � � || | Board Splitter 2 | | | Path to Farm ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 044 | ‚©‚ç‚ñ‚¾ƒ [ƒv | 25 | 2 | –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû �� || | Tangled Ropes | | | Farm Entrance ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 045 | ‰×•¨’u‚« ê | 30 | 2 | –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû � � || | Baggage Claim | | | Farm Entrance ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 046 | ” ‚ÉŽû‚ß‚æ‚¤ | 20 | 2 | –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â � � � || | Odd Shape Out | | | Hill to Town Hall ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|

| 047 | ’¬’·‘I‹“ | 25 | 2 | ’¬–ð ê‘O � || | The Mayoral Election | | | Town Hall Plaza ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 048 | “–Žå‚Í‚Ç‚±‚É H | 25 | 2 | ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï � � || | Who's Mr. Anderson? | | | Competition Field ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 049 | Ž©– ‰®‚Ì‰¤—l | 20 | 2 | ˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è � || | A Royal Show-off | | | Road to Dropstone ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 050 | ‚¤‚»‚Â‚«‹ | 30 | 2 | ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï � � || | Misinformootion | | | Competition Field ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 051 | ƒlƒR‚Ìƒiƒ] | 20 | 2 | ŽG‰Ý‰® || | Flipped Cats | | | General Store ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 052 | –XŽq“ú˜a | 30 | 2 | –Ø—§‚¿ || | Hat Weather | | | Tree-Lined Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 053 | ’j‚¾‚¯‚ð | 30 | 2 | ’¬–ð ê‘O � || | Boys Club | | | Town Hall Plaza ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 054 | Šø‚Ì“h‚è‚í‚¯ | 25 | 2 | ”ž”¨ || | Painting the Flag | | | Wheat Field ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 055 | ƒTƒ€‚ÌŽñ ü‚è | 30 | 2 | ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ � � || | Sammy's Necklace | | | Train Platform ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 056 | ”à‚ÌˆÃ † * | 40 | 3 | ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H � |

| | The Door's Code | | | Car 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 057 | ƒoƒ‰‚Ì ‚è | 30 | 3 | “Á“™Žº �� || | Smell the Roses | | | Deluxe Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 058 | ƒgƒ“ƒlƒ‹‚Ì’† | 35 | 3 | “Á“™Žº || | In the Tunnel | | | Deluxe Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 059 | Ø•„‚Ìƒiƒ] | 40 | 3 | “Á“™Žº � || | A Ticket to Where? | | | Deluxe Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 060 | L ê‚Ì“ä | 25 | 4 | ‰w‘O � � || | Plaza Puzzle | | | Folsense Station ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 061 | ƒzƒeƒ‹‚Í‚Ç‚ê | 30 | 4 | ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O || | Where's the Hotel? | | | Outside the Hotel ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 062 | ƒoƒ‰‚Ì ‚è Ä‚Ñ | 40 | 4 | ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº �� || | Smell the Roses Again | | | Hotel Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 063 | ” ‡‚í‚¹ | 25 | 4 | ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X � � || | Numbered Cards | | | Antique Shop ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 064 | ƒcƒ{‚Ì Î | 20 | 5 | ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X � || | Stones in a Vase | | | Antique Shop ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 065 | ƒiƒ]‚ÌŒÃ•¶ ‘ * | 25 | 5 | ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X � || | The Ancient Map | | | Antique Shop |

|-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 066 | ƒ_ƒCƒAƒ‹‚ÌŒ® | 30 | 6 | ”p B“ü‚èŒû � || | The Locked Box | | | Mine Entrance ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 067 | ŽÔ ¶‚Ì o‹Î“ú | 40 | 6 | ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O � � || | Sammy's Work Week | | | Outside the Hotel ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 068 | –XŽq‚Ìƒ}ƒi [ * | 25 | 4 | “Œ’Ê‚è � || | Hat Trick | | | Eastern Side Street ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 069 | ŽO‚Â Ü‚Ìƒ ƒjƒ… [ | 25 | 5 | “Œ’Ê‚è � � � || | Copying the Menu | | | Eastern Side Street ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 070 | •ó Î‚ÌŽñ ü‚è | 30 | 4 | ‚� � ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X || | The Jeweled Necklace | | | Cabaret ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 071 | ”Þ —‚Í‰½ Î H | 30 | 5 | ‚� � � ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X || | How Old Is She? | | | Cabaret ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 072 | ŽB‰e‚Ì ‡”Ô | 35 | 4 | ŽÊ ^ŠÙ � � || | Scrambled Photos | | | Photo Studio ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 073 | ‹ó‚«ŠÊ‚Ìƒoƒ‰ƒ“ƒX | 30 | 6 | ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê � � || | Can Conundrum | | | Clock Tower Plaza ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 074 | L‚¢‚ÌŒ³ | 30 | 5 | H—¿•i“X � � || | PU! | | | Grocery Store ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|

| 075 | ‚¨‰ÙŽq‚Ì” * | 25 | 5 | ¼’Ê‚è � || | Candy for Five | | | Western Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 076 | “ƒ‚Ìƒiƒ] | 20 | 4 | Œ©’£‚è‘ä || | Top of the Tower | | | Watchtower ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 077 | •sŽv‹c‚È‹@ŠB | 30 | 6 | ”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® � || | Balancing Ornaments | | | Mine Machine Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 078 | ”à‚Ì–À˜H | 25 | 6 | ”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H � || | A Maze of Doors | | | Mine Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 079 | Ž•ŽÔ‚ÌƒXƒCƒbƒ` | 20 | 6 | ”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® � || | The Gear Switch | | | Mine Machine Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 080 | ƒGƒŒƒx [ƒ^ [‚Ìƒiƒ] | 40 | 6 | ”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ � � � � � || | The Elevator Switch | | | Mine Lift ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 081 | ŒÃ‚Ñ‚½‹àŒÉ | 50 | 6 | ”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® � || | The Old Safe | | | Mine Safe Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 082 | oŒû‚Í‚Ç‚±‚¾ H * | 30 | 6 | ”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® � � � || | Restarting the Lift | | | Mine Safe Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 083 | ƒpƒ“ƒP [ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚Q | 30 | 5 | ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû � || | Pancake Stacks 2 | | | Northeast Alley ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 084 | ƒpƒ“ƒP [ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚R | 40 | 6 | ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû � |

| | Pancake Stacks 3 | | | Northeast Alley ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 085 | ‚S”Ô–Ú‚Ì }Œ` | 30 | 4 | ¼’Ê‚è � � || | The Missing Shape | | | Western Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 086 | •sŽv‹c‚È }Œ` | 35 | 5 | ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® � || | Perplexing Figures | | | Alley End Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 087 | ƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒv•À‚× | 40 | 6 | •ª‚©‚ê“¹ || | Different Suits | | | Fork in the Road ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 088 | ƒJƒGƒ‹‚Ì“¹ | 30 | 7 | ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº || | The Frog's Path | | | Machine Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 089 | ‰Ô’d‚Ì–Ê Ï | 40 | 4 | ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê � � � || | Flower Bed Fun | | | Clock Tower Plaza ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 090 | •¬ …‚Ìƒiƒ] | 20 | 6 | •¬ … � � || | The Unusual Fountain | | | Fountain ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 061 | ˆâŽY‘Š‘± | 30 | 6 | ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O || | Sharing the Wealth | | | Outside the Hotel ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 092 | “y’n‚Ì•ªŠ„ | 40 | 5 | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ � || | Precious Metals | | | Hotel Foyer ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 093 | ‚í‚½‚µ‚Í‚¢‚‚Â H | 30 | 4 | ‘å’Ê‚è � || | How Old Am I? | | | Promenade |

|-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 094 | “ä‚Ì—§•û‘Ì * | 40 | 6 | ‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK || | The Mystery Cube | | | Museum 1st Floor ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 095 | –{‚Ì” | 30 | 6 | ‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK || | Box of Books | | | Museum 2nd Floor ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 096 | ‰Î‚Ì‹Ê‚Ìƒiƒ] * | 30 | 5 | ŽÊ ^ŠÙ � || | A Ghostly Puzzle | | | Photo Studio ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 097 | ¯‹ó‚Ìƒiƒ] | 40 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q � � || | A Starry Sky | | | Dark Forest 2 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 098 | ƒrƒ“‚ÆƒJƒ“ | 25 | 6 | H—¿•i“X � || | Jars and Cans 1 | | | Grocery Store ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 099 | ƒrƒ“‚ÆƒJƒ“‚Ó‚½‚½‚Ñ | 30 | 6 | H—¿•i“X � || | Jars and Cans 1 | | | Grocery Store ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 100 | Šë‚È‚¢‹´ | 30 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X oŒû � � || | A Rickety Bridge | | | Dark Forest Exit ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 101 | ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚P | 30 | 5 | ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê � � � || | Disappearing Act 1 | | | Clock Tower Plaza ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 102 | ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚Q | 35 | 6 | ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû � || | Disappearing Act 2 | | | Northeast Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|

| 103 | ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚R | 40 | 6 | ‰w‘O � || | Disappearing Act 3 | | | Folsense Station ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 104 | ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚S | 45 | 6 | ¼’Ê‚è � � || | Disappearing Act 4 | | | Western Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 105 | ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚T | 60 | 6 | •ª‚©‚ê“¹ � || | Disappearing Act 5 | | | Fork in the Road ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 106 | —·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚P | 40 | 4 | ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ � || | The Knight's Tour 1 | | | Herzen Museum ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 107 | —·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚Q | 50 | 6 | ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ � || | The Knight's Tour 2 | | | Herzen Museum ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 108 | —·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚R | 70 | 6 | ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ � || | The Knight's Tour 3 | | | Herzen Museum ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 109 | Œ¢‚ÌŽU•à | 50 | 6 | ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H � || | Walking the Dog | | | West Y-Road ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 110 | Œx•”‚Ì’Ê‚è“¹ | 35 | 4 | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ � || | Chelmey's Route | | | Hotel Foyer ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 111 | ‰½‰ñ‹È‚ª‚é H | 50 | 5 | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ � � || | How Many Turns? | | | Hotel Foyer ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 112 | ƒ‰ƒCƒg‚ð‚Â‚¯‚æ‚¤ | 40 | 5 | ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê � � |

| | Turn On the Light | | | Museum Gate ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 113 | ƒTƒCƒRƒ ‚Ì’¸ ã | 30 | 5 | ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû � � || | A Stack of Die | | | Northeast Path ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 114 | Œö•½‚È•ªŠ„ | 40 | 6 | ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº || | Fair Compensation | | | Hotel Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 115 | ‚Q–‡‚ÌƒJ [ƒh | 40 | 4 | ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ � � || | Tricky Digits | | | Hotel Foyer ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 116 | ”j‚ê‚½ŽÊ ^ | 60 | 5 | ‰ó‚ê‚½–å � || | The Torn Photo | | | Broken Gate ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 117 | ‚R‘g‚Ì•v•w | 30 | 4 | ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H � || | Three Couples | | | West Y-Road ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 118 | ƒSƒ~” ‚Ìƒiƒ] | 80 | 5 | ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n || | Garbage Disposal | | | Garbage Heap ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 119 | ƒjƒZ‹à‰Ý | 30 | 4 | Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK || | The Fake Coins | | | Watchtower 1st Floor ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 120 | ”nŽÔ‚Ìƒiƒ] | 30 | 5 | ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H � || | Tug of War | | | West Y-Road ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 121 | ˆÃ‚¢“¹‚P | 20 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚P � || | Light the Forest 1 | | | Dark Forest 1 |

|-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 122 | ˆÃ‚¢“¹‚Q | 30 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚P � || | Light the Forest 2 | | | Dark Forest 1 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 123 | ˆÃ‚¢“¹‚R | 40 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q � || | Light the Forest 3 | | | Dark Forest 2 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 124 | ‚t‚e‚n”Œ© I | 30 | 5 | ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n � || | UFOs Spotted! | | | Seedy Alley ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 125 | X‚ÌƒLƒmƒR | 50 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q � � || | Forest Mushrooms | | | Dark Forest 2 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 126 | •X‚ÌŒÎ‚P | 20 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R � || | Slippery Crossings 1 | | | Dark Forest 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 126 | •X‚ÌŒÎ‚Q | 30 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R � || | Slippery Crossings 2 | | | Dark Forest 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 126 | •X‚ÌŒÎ‚R | 40 | 6 | –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R � || | Slippery Crossings 3 | | | Dark Forest 3 ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 129 | ƒ‚ƒOƒ‰‚Ì‘ƒŒŠ | 40 | 4 | ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O � || | The Slobbish Mole | | | Granny R.'s ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 130 | •‘“¥‰ï‚ÌŠG | 30 | 7 | ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ � || | The Strange Painting | | | Guest Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|

| 131 | ’E o‚·‚é‚É‚Í H | 40 | 7 | ¬•”‰® � � � || | How to Escape? | | | Storage Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 132 | –¼‰æ‚Ì•ª”z | 40 | 7 | ‰®•~‚ÌŒºŠÖ || | Sharing Paintings | | | Great Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 133 | ƒJƒM‚ðŽæ‚è o‚¹ I | 60 | 7 | ¬•”‰® � � � || | Grab the Key | | | Storage Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 134 | ƒ{ƒCƒ‰ [‚ðŠJ‚¯ | 40 | 7 | ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº � || | Steam Power | | | Machine Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 135 | –‚•û w‚ÌƒJƒM | 50 | 7 | ‰B‚µ•”‰® � || | The Magic Lock | | | Secret Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 136 | LŠÔ‚Ì ° | 40 | 7 | ƒ_ƒCƒjƒ“ƒOƒ‹ [ƒ€ � � � || | The Hidden Door | | | Dining Room ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 137 | ^ŽÀ‚ÌŒ• | 50 | 7 | ‘å LŠÔ � � || | One True Sword | | | 2nd Floor Hall ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 138 | ÅŒã‚Ìƒiƒ] | 60 | 7 | Ending Scenes � || | The Elysian Box | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 139 | ”ò s‹@‚ÌŽž · | 70 | | Layton's Challenges� � || | Coast to Coast | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 140 | Žû‚Ü‚è‚Ìˆ«‚¢” | 70 | | Layton's Challenges |

| | One Extra Block | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 141 | ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚U | 99 | | Layton's Challenges� || | Disappearing Act 6 | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 142 | ‚í‚ª l ¶ | 60 | | Layton's Challenges� � || | The Scholar's Life | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 143 | •¶Žš‚ÌŒvŽZ | 60 | | Layton's Challenges || | Letter Calculations | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 144 | ƒpƒ“ƒP [ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚S | 99 | | Layton's Challenges� || | Super Pancakes | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 145 | HŒŽ H“ú * | 70 | | Layton's Challenges� � || | 500 Pearls | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 146 | ” ‚ÌŠp“x | 70 | | Layton's Challenges || | Angles in a Box | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 147 | “ü‚ê‘Ö‚¦–À˜H | 80 | | Layton's Challenges || | Sliding Labyrinth | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 148 | ‚W–‡‚ÌƒJ [ƒh | 70 | | Layton's Challenges� || | Eight Cards | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 149 | ‰ñ‚é ”Žš | 70 | | Layton's Challenges� || | Number Cycle | | | |

|-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 150 | —·‚·‚éƒiƒCƒg‚S | 99 | | Layton's Challenges || | The Knight's Tour 4 | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 151 | ƒeƒXƒg‚Ì“_ ” | 99 | | Layton's Challenges� || | Colin's Score | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 152 | ƒJ [ƒh‘å‰ï | 80 | | Layton's Challenges� || | The Card Tournament | | | ||-----+---------------------------------+----+----+----------------------------|| 153 | ˆ«–‚‚Ì” | 99 | | Layton's Challenges || | The Diabolical Box | | | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * - These puzzles have totally changed between the Japan and US version

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::07. HINT COINS {HINT}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::========Prologue========HC001-HC010 - You start with these

HC011 : Location - ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû (Schrader's Home)� Details - Postbox

HC012 : Location - ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû (Schrader's Home)� Details - Upper right flowers

HC013 : Location - ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû (Schrader's Home)� Details - In the gap between the door on the left and the window above it

HC014 : Location - ƒAƒp [ƒg“ü‚èŒû (Schrader's Home)� Details - Base of the lamp post

HC015 : Location - •”‰®“ü‚èŒû (The Doctor's Hall)

Details - Left window

HC016 : Location - •”‰®“ü‚èŒû (The Doctor's Hall) Details - Under the cupboard on the right

=========Chapter 1=========HC017 : Location - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº (Layton's Room) Details - Under the table leg

HC018 : Location - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº (Layton's Room) Details - Picture on the wall

HC019 : Location - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚½‚¿‚ÌŒÂŽº (Layton's Room) Details - Coathanger

HC020 : Location - ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3) Details - Middle light

HC021 : Location - ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3) Details - Upper part of the pillar in the middle

HC022 : Location - ‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4) Details - Leftmost doorknob

HC023 : Location - ‚S—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 4) Details - Right of the left sliding door

HC024 : Location - ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº (Car 4 Room) Details - Under the sofa on the back, right side

HC025 : Location - ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº (Car 4 Room) Details - At the base of the sofa to the left

HC026 : Location - ‚T—¼–Ú H“°ŽÔ (Car 5 (Dining Room))� Details - Middle of the hallway

HC027 : Location - ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ (Car 5 (Kitchen)) Details - White bowl on the shelf at the back

HC028 : Location - ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ (Car 5 (Kitchen)) Details - Cardboard box on the bottom

HC029 : Location - ‚U—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 6) Details - Right of the middle sliding door (right next to the girl)

HC030 : Location - ‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7) Details - Bottom of the left sliding door

HC031 : Location - ‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7) Details - Top of the support beam in the centre

HC032 : Location - “W–]ƒfƒbƒL (Observation Deck) Details - Gold ball on the left

HC033 : Location - “W–]ƒfƒbƒL (Observation Deck) Details - Under the chair in the middle

HC034 : Location - ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® (Babette's Room)�� Details - Right armrest of the sofa at the back

HC035 : Location - ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® (Babette's Room)�� Details - On the lamp at the back

HC036 : Location - ’âŽÔ’†‚Ì”à‚ÌŠO (Outside the Train) Details - Just below the window of the door

HC037 : Location - ’âŽÔ’†‚Ì”à‚ÌŠO (Outside the Train) Details - On the last step of the stairs

HC038 : Location - ’âŽÔ’†‚Ì”à‚ÌŠO (Outside the Train) Details - Far left edge of the screen (under the train)

=========Chapter 2=========HC039 : Location - ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ (Station Platform)� Details - Staircase of the train carriage

HC040 : Location - ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ (Station Platform)� Details - Rock in the middle of the platform

HC041 : Location - ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ (Station Platform)� Details - Lamp of the streetlight

HC042 : Location - ‰w‘O L ê (Station Plaza)� � Details - Wall of the house on the far left

HC043 : Location - ‰w‘O L ê (Station Plaza)� � Details - Rubbish bin on the right

HC044 : Location - ‰w‘O L ê (Station Plaza)� � Details - Chimney of the middle house

HC045 : Location - ˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è (Road to Dropstone) Details - Tiny chimney on the far left

HC046 : Location - ˜I“X‚Ì•À‚Ô‘å’Ê‚è (Road to Dropstone) Details - Window of the white house on the right

HC047 : Location - –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � � Details - Small white parasol

HC048 : Location - –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � � Details - Pot plant on the right

HC049 : Location - –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � � Details - Rock in the bottom left

HC050 : Location - ”ž”¨ (Wheat Field)

Details - Middle mountain in the background

HC051 : Location - ”ž”¨ (Wheat Field) Details - Rock in the middle of the path

HC052 : Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Corner of the blue roof on the left

HC053 : Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - 5th stake of from the left

HC054 : Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Chimney

HC055 : Location - Tea Set Details - Make Layton a ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic)

HC056 : Location - ’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)� Details - Top of the pole on the left

HC057 : Location - ’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)� Details - Bench on the left

HC058 : Location - ’¬–ð ê‘O (Town Hall Plaza)� Details - Barrel next to the pole on the right

HC059 : Location - Tea Set Details - Make Luke a ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry)�

HC060 : Location - ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï (Competition Field)� Details - Umbrella on the right

HC061 : Location - ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï (Competition Field)� Details - 2nd stake on the right fence

HC062 : Location - ‹ ‚Ì•i•]‰ï (Competition Field)� Details - Flag on the 2nd tent from the left

HC063 : Location - –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)� Details - Orange sign

HC064 : Location - –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)� Details - Under the portable sign

HC065 : Location - ŽG‰Ý‰® (General Store) Details - Green thing hanging from the ceiling on the left

HC066 : Location - ŽG‰Ý‰® (General Store) Details - Basket hanging on the right

HC067 : Location - ŽG‰Ý‰® (General Store) Details - Container on the green table

HC068 : Location - –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû (Farm Entrance)� Details - Far left chimney

HC069 : Location - –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû (Farm Entrance)�

Details - Rock in the bottom left corner

HC070 : Location - ’¬ŠO‚ê (Dropstone Road) Details - Middle of the lake

HC071 : Location - ’¬ŠO‚ê (Dropstone Road) Details - Tree trunk of the tree on the right

HC072 : Location - ’¬ŠO‚ê (Dropstone Road) Details - Chimney of the shed

=========Chapter 3=========HC073 : Location - ‚Q—¼–Ú“Á•ÊŽÔ—¼’Ê˜H (Car 2 (Deluxe Car)) Details - Furthest light on the ceiling

HC074 : Location - ‚Q—¼–Ú“Á•ÊŽÔ—¼’Ê˜H (Car 2 (Deluxe Car)) Details - Bottom right corner of the left sliding door

HC075 : Location - “Á“™Žº (Deluxe Room) Details - Just below the left window frame

HC076 : Location - “Á“™Žº (Deluxe Room) Details - On the right head rest of the back sofa

=========Chapter 4=========HC077 : Location - ‰w‘O (Folsense Station) Details - Top of the street light at the back on the right

HC078 : Location - ‰w‘O (Folsense Station) Details - Little light under the balcony on the right

HC079 : Location - ‰w‘O (Folsense Station) Details - At the base of the left street light

HC080 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel) Details - Upper left window of the brown building

HC081 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel) Details - Round clock of the brown building

HC082 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel) Details - Middle window of the three lit windows on the blue building

HC083 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)� Details - Right end of the railing

HC084 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)� Details - Light end of the railing

HC085 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)�

Details - Shrub on the right

HC086 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room) Details - Lamp on the right

HC087 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room) Details - Doorknob at the back

HC088 : Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room) Details - Under the mirror on the left

HC089 : Location - ‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade) Details - Top of the right barrel

HC090 : Location - ‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade) Details - Base of the street light on the left

HC091 : Location - ‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade) Details - Upper left corner on the horizontal pole holding up the lamp

HC092 : Location - ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop) Details - Umbrella on the right

HC093 : Location - ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop) Details - Under the folding table

HC094 : Location - ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop) Details - Under the chair

HC095 : Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Details - Chimney of the blue roof

HC096 : Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Details - Top most window of the 2nd building at the back

HC097 : Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Details - Top most window of the 3rd building at the back

HC098 : Location - “Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street) Details - Left window of the photo studio

HC099 : Location - “Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street) Details - Right window of the photo studio

HC100 : Location - “Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street) Details - Raised ground in the bottom left corner

HC101 : Location - ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)� Details - Lamp

HC102 : Location - ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)� Details - Under the box on the left

HC103 : Location - ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)� Details - Top of the drawer on the left

HC104 : Location - ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path) Details - Next to the door on the right

HC105 : Location - ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path) Details - Sign on the right

HC106 : Location - ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path) Details - Window of the building in the upper left corner at the back

HC107 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� � Details - Base of the right street light

HC108 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� � Details - Top of the left street light

HC109 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� � Details - Tiny weed in the bottom left corner

HC110 : Location - ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)� Details - Corner of the first step

HC111 : Location - ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)� Details - Bottom of the support pillar on the right

HC112 : Location - ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)� Details - At the top of the small staircase on the right

HC113 : Location - ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret) Details - Shrub on the left

HC114 : Location - ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret) Details - Little street light in the middle

HC115 : Location - ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret) Details - Rubbish bin on the right

HC116 : Location - ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O (Granny R.'s)� Details - Section of the chimney where it meets the roof

HC117 : Location - ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O (Granny R.'s)� Details - Middle of the eye on the ground

HC118 : Location - ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O (Granny R.'s)� Details - Street light near the stairs

HC119 : Location - ¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)� Details - Base of the streetlight

HC120 : Location - ¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)� Details - 2nd highest window of the 2nd house from the right

HC121 : Location - ¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)� Details - Middle window of the tower

HC122 : Location - H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)� Details - Barrel in the bottom left corner

HC123 : Location - H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)� Details - Donut hanging from the roof

HC124 : Location - H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)� Details - Green drawer open at the back

HC125 : Location - ‰ó‚ê‚½–å (Broken Gate) Details - Broken brick on the right

HC126 : Location - ‰ó‚ê‚½–å (Broken Gate) Details - Upper right of the gate

HC127 : Location - ‰ó‚ê‚½–å (Broken Gate) Details - Base of the support pillar on the right

HC128 : Location - ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ (Northern Folsense) Details - Lower right small roof

HC129 : Location - ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ (Northern Folsense) Details - Sign

HC130 : Location - ƒAƒbƒvƒ^ƒEƒ“ (Northern Folsense) Details - Light on the left

HC131 : Location - Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor) Details - Small circular object just to the left of the stairs

HC132 : Location - Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor) Details - Spilt wine on the floor

HC133 : Location - Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor) Details - Big red mirror in the middle

HC134 : Location - Œ©’£‚è‘ä (Watchtower) Details - Wine bottle on the right

HC135 : Location - Œ©’£‚è‘ä (Watchtower) Details - Where the right pillar meets the beams holding up the roof

HC136 : Location - Œ©’£‚è‘ä (Watchtower) Details - Bottle on the left

HC137 : Location - •¬ … (Fountain)� Details - Shrub to the right of the fountain

HC138 : Location - •¬ … (Fountain)� Details - Floor in front of ƒpƒbƒ|ƒ‰ƒbƒ` (Paparacchi)

HC139 : Location - •¬ … (Fountain)� Details - Next to the shrubs on the left side

HC140 : Location - ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)� Details - Right lamp

HC141 : Location - ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)�

Details - Grass at the base of centre pillar

HC142 : Location - ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)� Details - Bottom left corner of the shrub on the left

=========Chapter 5=========HC143 : Location - ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley) Details - Big worn out patch on the right wall

HC144 : Location - ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley) Details - Right street light

HC145 : Location - ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley) Details - Bottom right corner of the left window

HC146 : Location - … Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n (Flooded Street)� � Details - Left corner of the roof on the right

HC147 : Location - … Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n (Flooded Street)� � Details - Section of the right wall where the colour is different

HC148 : Location - … Z‚µ‚Ì˜H’n (Flooded Street)� � Details - Place where water is coming out

HC149 : Location - ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n (Seedy Alley) Details - Pile of leaves on the right

HC150 : Location - ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n (Seedy Alley) Details - Inbetween the windows of the right house at the back

HC151 : Location - ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n (Seedy Alley) Details - Bin on the left

HC152 : Location - ˜H’n‚Ì‰œ (Alley Dead End) Details - Bottom of the drain pipe on the right

HC153 : Location - ˜H’n‚Ì‰œ (Alley Dead End) Details - Tiny light at the back

HC154 : Location - ˜H’n‚Ì‰œ (Alley Dead End) Details - Bottom end of the drainage pipe on the left

HC155 : Location - ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® (Alley End Room) Details - Top of the bench on the right

HC156 : Location - ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® (Alley End Room) Details - Right end of the bottom level of the shelf at the back

HC157 : Location - ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® (Alley End Room) Details - Second candle from the left

HC158 : Location - ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n (Garbage Heap)

Details - Centre of the window on the right

HC159 : Location - ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n (Garbage Heap) Details - Cloth in the middle

HC160 : Location - ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n (Garbage Heap) Details - Rock below wheel among the rubbish

=========Chapter 6=========HC161 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK (Museum 1st Floor) Details - Small square tile in the bottom left corner

HC162 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK (Museum 1st Floor) Details - Right foot of the display stand in the middle

HC163 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚PŠK (Museum 1st Floor) Details - Base of the pillar on the left

HC164 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK (Museum 2nd Floor) Details - Sleeve of the coat on the left

HC165 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK (Museum 2nd Floor) Details - Right side of the map in the middle

HC166 : Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK (Museum 2nd Floor) Details - Right plate of the scales in the middle of the room

HC167 : Location - •ª‚©‚ê“¹ (Fork in the Road) Details - Lamp at the back

HC168 : Location - •ª‚©‚ê“¹ (Fork in the Road) Details - Grass in the bottom left corner

HC169 : Location - •ª‚©‚ê“¹ (Fork in the Road) Details - Rock in the bottom left corner

HC170 : Location - ”p B“ü‚èŒû (Mine Entrance)� Details - Bottom left of the frame of the entrance

HC171 : Location - ”p B“ü‚èŒû (Mine Entrance)� Details - Grass patch to the right of the entrance

HC172 : Location - ”p B“ü‚èŒû (Mine Entrance)� Details - Grass on the right

HC173 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® (Mine Machine Room)� Details - Sand from the truck

HC174 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® (Mine Machine Room)� Details - Lamp

HC175 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‹@ŠB•”‰® (Mine Machine Room)� Details - Door-like thing on the machine on the right

HC176 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H (Mine Room)� Details - Shovel

HC177 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H (Mine Room)� Details - Lamp on the ground

HC178 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‚sŽš˜H (Mine Room)� Details - Top of the mound on the right

HC179 : Location - ”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ (Mine Lift)� � � Details - Soil mound on the left

HC180 : Location - ”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ (Mine Lift)� � � Details - Hole in the brick wall on the right

HC181 : Location - ”p B‚Ì ¸ ~‹@ (Mine Lift)� � � Details - Top end of the metal pipe

HC182 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® (Mine Safe Room)� Details - Lower left corner of the room

HC183 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® (Mine Safe Room)� Details - Light

HC184 : Location - ”p B‚Ì‹àŒÉ•”‰® (Mine Safe Room)� Details - Railing to the right of the elevator switch

HC185 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X“ü‚èŒû (Forest Gate)� Details - Different coloured patch on the ground in the lower left

HC186 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X“ü‚èŒû (Forest Gate)� Details - Middle of the right gatepost

HC187 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X“ü‚èŒû (Forest Gate)� Details - Under the right gate

HC188 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚P (Dark Forest 1)� Details - Big rock on the left

HC189 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚P (Dark Forest 1)� Details - Lamp on the right

HC190 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚P (Dark Forest 1)� Details - Rock in front of the statue on the right

HC191 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q (Dark Forest 2)� Details - Mushrooms in the bottom left

HC192 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q (Dark Forest 2)� Details - Stump on the left

HC193 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q (Dark Forest 2)� Details - Grass patch at the the back of the path

HC194 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R (Dark Forest 3)� Details - Grass in the lower left corner

HC195 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R (Dark Forest 3)� Details - Right side of the lake surface

HC196 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚R (Dark Forest 3)� Details - Dark area of the lake surface on the left

HC197 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X oŒû (Dark Forest Exit)� � Details - Tiny wheel on the right of the castle

HC198 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X oŒû (Dark Forest Exit)� � Details - Pebble at the bottom

HC199 : Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X oŒû (Dark Forest Exit)� � Details - Tip of the right-most tower on the castle

HC200 : Location - —³‚Ì‹´ (Rickety Bridge) Details - Chimney on the left

HC201 : Location - —³‚Ì‹´ (Rickety Bridge) Details - Water wheel

HC202 : Location - —³‚Ì‹´ (Rickety Bridge) Details - Light second from the right

=========Chapter 7=========HC203 : Location - ‰®•~‚Ì–å (Castle Gate) Details - Light to the upper right of the door

HC204 : Location - ‰®•~‚Ì–å (Castle Gate) Details - Fire to the left of the door

HC205 : Location - ‰®•~‚Ì–å (Castle Gate) Details - Right side of the bridge on the bottom plank

HC206 : Location - ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Guest Room)� Details - Flowers on the right

HC207 : Location - ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Guest Room)� Details - Standing lamp

HC208 : Location - ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Guest Room)� Details - Chair

HC209 : Location - ƒxƒbƒhƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Guest Room)� Details - Left end of the railing

HC210 : Location - ¬•”‰® (Storage Room)� Details - Toolbox on top of the shelf

HC211 : Location - ¬•”‰® (Storage Room)� Details - Barrel

HC212 : Location - ¬•”‰® (Storage Room)�

Details - Inside the bucket

HC213 : Location - ¬•”‰®‚ÌŠO (Under the Castle)� Details - Barrels on the right

HC214 : Location - ¬•”‰®‚ÌŠO (Under the Castle)� Details - Machine on the bottom left

HC215 : Location - ¬•”‰®‚ÌŠO (Under the Castle)� Details - Area a little above the light

HC216 : Location - ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº (Machine Room) Details - Lever in the middle before the big hole

HC217 : Location - ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº (Machine Room) Details - Wooden boards in the lower right corner

HC218 : Location - ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº (Machine Room) Details - Railing in the middle next to the hole

HC219 : Location - ‰B‚µ•”‰® (Secret Room) Details - Shelf at the top

HC220 : Location - ‰B‚µ•”‰® (Secret Room) Details - Charcoal in the lower left

HC221 : Location - ‰B‚µ•”‰® (Secret Room) Details - Brick sticking out of the back wall

HC222 : Location - ƒ_ƒCƒjƒ“ƒOƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Dining Room)� Details - Light

HC223 : Location - ƒ_ƒCƒjƒ“ƒOƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Dining Room)� Details - Under the table

HC224 : Location - ƒ_ƒCƒjƒ“ƒOƒ‹ [ƒ€ (Dining Room)� Details - Upper left corner of the chair closest to us

HC225 : Location - ‘å LŠÔ (2nd Floor Hall)� Details - Light

HC226 : Location - ‘å LŠÔ (2nd Floor Hall)� Details - Top step of the first set of stairs

HC227 : Location - ‘å LŠÔ (2nd Floor Hall)� Details - End of the handrail closest to you

HC228 : Location - ‰®•~‚ÌŒºŠÖ (Great Room) Details - Decoration on the handrail on the left

HC229 : Location - ‰®•~‚ÌŒºŠÖ (Great Room) Details - Light on the right at the back

HC230 : Location - ‰®•~‚ÌŒºŠÖ (Great Room) Details - Base of the pillar on the right

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::08. CAMERA {CAMR}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*************Camera Parts:*************=========Chapter 1=========C01 - ‚µ‚©‚‚¢ƒp [ƒc (Squarish Part)� Location - ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3) Details - Sammy gives this to you when you first see him

C02 - ƒ{ƒ^ƒ“‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Button Part)� Location - ‚S—¼–ÚŒÂŽº (Car 4 Room) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 021 : ƒiƒ]021 @“`Œ¾ƒQ [ƒ€‚Ìƒiƒ]� � Pass It On!

C03 - ƒKƒ‰ƒX‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Glass Part)� Location - ‚V—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 7) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 012 : ƒiƒ]012 @ŽÔ‘‹‚Ì‹ó‚Ìƒiƒ]� Clouds and Sky

C04 - ‚¨‚¨‚«‚Èƒp [ƒc (Round Part)� Location - ŒÌ á‚µ‚½ŽÔ—¼ (Broken Train)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 026 : ƒiƒ]026 @—ñŽÔ‚Ì“ü‚ê‘Ö‚¦� Train Swap

=========Chapter 2=========C05 - LŽš‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Two-sided Part)� Location - ‰wƒvƒ‰ƒbƒgƒz [ƒ€ (Station Platform)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 027 : ƒiƒ]027 @‰w‚Å‚Ì•Ê‚ê� A Dramatic Farewell

C06 - ƒoƒl‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Spring Part)� Location - –ð ê‚Ö‚Ì ã‚è â (Hill to Town Hall)� � � Details - Complete Puzzle No. 029 : ƒiƒ]029 @“–‚½‚è–î� The Winning Arrow

C07 - ‚¿‚¢‚³‚Èƒp [ƒc (Tiny Part)� Location - –q ê‚Ì“ü‚èŒû (Farm Entrance)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 038 : ƒiƒ]038 @”n‚ÌŽU•à� Moving Day

C08 - ƒlƒW‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Screw Part)� Location - –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 042 : ƒiƒ]042 @”Â‚Ì Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚P� � Board Splitter 1

C09 - ‚Å‚ñ‚¿‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Battery)� Location - –q ê‚Ö‚Ì“¹ (Path to Farm)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 043 : ƒiƒ]043 @”Â‚Ì Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚Q� �

Board Splitter 2

=========Chapter 4=========C10 - ‚Í‚®‚é‚Ü‚Ìƒp [ƒc (Gear-Filled Part)� Location - ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 072 : ƒiƒ]072 @ŽB‰e‚Ì ‡”Ô� � Scrambled Photos

**********************Completing the Camera:**********************I will now attempt to draw out the completed camera!! But since I have no idea what is what, I can only draw out the general shape of all the pieces. It should still be helpful though.

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****************Photo Locations:****************After you have completed the camera, an extra icon appears below Layton's Briefcase where you can start taking photos. You can take a photo nine places, and each will unlock a hidden puzzle. For each of the pictures, there are three differences between the photo and in real life. Find these differences to unlock the hidden puzzle.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 001 Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‹qŽº (Hotel Room)Difference 1 - Bottles on the bench on the left sideDifference 2 - Lamp next to the bed

Difference 3 - Doorknob Unlocks - Puzzle No. 114--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 002 Location - ƒSƒ~‚Î‚©‚è‚Ì˜H’n (Garbage Heap)Difference 1 - Colour of the cloth at the topDifference 2 - Colour of the light from the upper right windowDifference 3 - Broken wine bottle in the bottom right Unlocks - Puzzle No. 118--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 003 Location - ”–ˆÃ‚¢˜H’n (Seedy Alley)Difference 1 - The middle window of the house at the backDifference 2 - Lower left rubbish binDifference 3 - Step next to the door in the middle Unlocks - Puzzle No. 124--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 004 Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‚QŠK (Museum 2nd Floor)Difference 1 - Inside the display box on the bottom rightDifference 2 - Sleeve of the coat in the display box on the leftDifference 3 - Right side of the map at the back Unlocks - Puzzle No. 095--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 005 Location - Œ©’£‚è“ƒˆêŠK (Watchtower 1st Floor)Difference 1 - The spilled wineDifference 2 - Cracked, red mirror in the middleDifference 3 - The stick of garlic hanging from the ceiling, 3rd from the right Unlocks - Puzzle No. 119--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 006 Location - ”p B“ü‚èŒû (Mine Entrance)�Difference 1 - Grass patch in the middleDifference 2 - There is a log missing in the lower left of the entranceDifference 3 - Branch in the cart on the right side

Unlocks - Puzzle No. 066--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 007 Location - –À‚¢‚Ì X‚Q (Dark Forest 2)�Difference 1 - Stump at the backDifference 2 - Mushroom in the bottom leftDifference 3 - Extra leaves in the tree on the right Unlocks - Puzzle No. 097--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 008 Location - ƒiƒ] [ƒo‚ÌŠÙ‘O (Granny R.'s)�Difference 1 - Eye symbol on the groundDifference 2 - ChimneyDifference 3 - Tree branches on the left Unlocks - Puzzle No. 129--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Photo No. 009 Location - ’n‰º‹@ŠBŽº (Machine Room)Difference 1 - Railing on the lower leftDifference 2 - Lever in the middleDifference 3 - Length of the fence below the wheel on the right Unlocks - Puzzle No. 088--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::09. HAMSTER {HAMS}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*************Hamster Toys:*************=========Chapter 1=========H01 - ‚è‚ñ‚² (Apple) Location - ƒLƒbƒ`ƒ“ (Car 5 (Kitchen)) Details - You get this when you first enter the kitchen

H02 - ƒ~ƒjƒ`ƒ…ƒAƒnƒEƒX (Pet House) Location - ƒ [ƒY•w l‚Ì•”‰® (Babette's Room)�� Details - Solve the mystery "‚Ú‚¤‚â‚Ìƒiƒ] (Tom)"

=========Chapter 2=========H03 - ‚«‚è‚©‚Ô (Tree Stump) Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 034 : ƒiƒ]034 @’¬ŠO‚ê‚Ì–Ø� Trees on an Old Road

H04 - ‚Í‚È (Flower) Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 032 : ƒiƒ]032 @‰Ô‰®‚ÌŽè“`‚¢� It's a Wrap

=========Chapter 3=========H05 - ƒuƒ ƒbƒN (Block)� Location - ‚R—¼–Ú’Ê˜H (Car 3) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 056 : ƒiƒ]056 @”à‚ÌˆÃ †� � The Door's Code

H06 - ‚Å‚ñ‚«‚ã‚¤ (Lightbulb) Location - “Á“™Žº (Deluxe Room) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 058 : ƒiƒ]058 @ƒgƒ“ƒlƒ‹‚Ì’†� In the Tunnel

=========Chapter 4=========H07 - ƒ~ƒjƒ`ƒ…ƒAƒnƒEƒX (Pet House) Location - “Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 068 : ƒiƒ]068 @–XŽq‚Ìƒ}ƒi [� � Hat Trick

H08 - ƒrƒbƒNƒŠ‚Î‚± (Surprise Box) Location - ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Store) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 063 : ƒiƒ]063 @ ” ‡‚í‚¹� � � Numbered Cards

=========Chapter 5=========H09 - ‚·‚È‚Î (Sandbox) Location - ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 096 : ƒiƒ]096 @‰Î‚Ì‹Ê‚Ìƒiƒ]� A Ghostly Puzzle

H10 - ‚è‚ñ‚² (Apple) Location - ¼’Ê‚è (Western Street)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 075 : ƒiƒ]075 @‚¨‰ÙŽq‚Ì”� Candy for Five

H11 - ƒuƒ ƒbƒN (Block)� Location - ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 113 : ƒiƒ]113 @ƒTƒCƒRƒ ‚Ì’¸ ã� � � A Stack of Die

H12 - ƒv [ƒ‹ (Pool)� Location - ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 083 : ƒiƒ]083 @ƒpƒ“ƒP [ƒL‚Ìƒiƒ]‚Q� � Pancake Stacks 2

=========Chapter 6=========H13 - ‚Å‚ñ‚«‚ã‚¤ (Lightbulb) Location - ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 102 : ƒiƒ]102 @ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚Q� � Disappearing Act 2

H14 - ƒrƒbƒNƒŠ‚Î‚± (Surprise Box) Location - ‰w‘O (Folsense Station) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 103 : ƒiƒ]103 @ƒoƒjƒbƒVƒ… I‚R� � Disappearing Act 3

H15 - ƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒ|ƒŠƒ“ (Trampoline) Location - H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 099 : ƒiƒ]099 @ƒrƒ“‚ÆƒJƒ“‚Ó‚½‚½‚Ñ� Jars and Cans 2

***********************Using the Hamster Mode:***********************The main objective of the Hamster mode is to make the fat hamster into a slim hamster. Do this by placing toys on his grid and making him walk around.

The hamster starts with a ‚Ð‚Ü‚ñ‚Ç (or "fatness level") of 5. It says in the upper right corner of the top screen. You must make this 0 in order to make the hamster slim.

On the left of the bottom screen, is two numbers, both of these count steps.The top number (goal) is the target number of steps. For example, when you first start, this number is 8, so 8 steps are required to reduce the fatness of the hamster by one. As the hamster gets slimmer the target number of steps increase. The bottom number (record) is the maximum number of steps you have made the hamster walk in one go.

To make the hamster walk, you put items on he'll walk to them. He will see any

items within 3 steps. Press the button at the bottom to make him walk!

First a bit about the items: Apple - These are the hamster's favourite item. As long as these are in range, he'll go for them first. Block - These block the way of the hamster, he justs ignores these. Can be used strategically. Pet House - Nothing special. Flower - Nothing special.

Surprise Box - This surprises the hamster, makes him run in the direction he came from. Lightbulb - This blinds the hamster, makes him run in the direction he is facing.

Sandbox - Once he plays in the sandbox, he will go straight for the pool. Pool - After playing in the sandbox, he goes straight for here, but the 'rolling' doesn't count as steps.

Trampoline - This allows the hamster to jump two squares.

This isn't too hard, you only need 30 steps to complete the entire sidequest. You can complete this sidequest during chapter 4 if you try hard enough. Anything after that is just your own record.

30 Step Solution for Chapter 4: ---------------------------------------| | | | | | | Li | | Ap - Apple|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Hs - Pet House| | | Hs | | | | | | St - Stump|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Fl - Flowers| | | | | Fl | | | St | Bl - Block|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Li - Lightbulb| Ap | | | | | | | | Su - Surprise Box|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----|| Bl | | | | | | | ||----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----|| Su | Hs | | | | | | | ---------------------------------------

*************************Playing With the Hamster:*************************This section is about maxing out the number to steps that the hamster can walk. Theoretically, the maximum is 67, as shown below:

8 toys with max 3 steps (2 apples, 2 houses, stump, flower, sandbox, pool)

3 toys with max 9 steps (2 lights, trampoline) 2 toys with max 8 steps (2 surprise boxes)

Therefore: 8*3+3*9+2*8 = 67

However, I have no record the full 67 steps being achieved. The max I have heard of is 64 steps. You should try to achieve this yourself, as there is more than one solution. My solution is below:

---------------------------------------| | Li | | | | | | | Ap - Apple|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Hs - Pet House| | | Tr | | St | | | | St - Stump|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Fl - Flowers| Fl | Ap | | | | | Li | | Bl - Block|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Li - Lightbulb| | | | Po | | Sa | | Bl | Su - Surprise Box|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Sa - Sandbox| Ap | | | | | | | Su | Po - Pool|----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----| Tr - Trampoline| | Hs | | | Hs | | | Su | ---------------------------------------

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::10. TEA SET {TEAS}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::************Ingredients:************=========Chapter 2=========T01 - ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt (Oasis Leaf)� Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 036 : ƒiƒ]036 @ŒŠ‚É—Ž‚¿‚½ ¬’¹� � The Trapped Bird

T02 - ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Brisk Berry)� � Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 036 : ƒiƒ]036 @ŒŠ‚É—Ž‚¿‚½ ¬’¹� � The Trapped Bird

T03 - ‚Ý‚©‚ñ‚à‚Ç‚« (Belle Tart Seed) Location - –Ø—§‚¿ (Tree-Lined Path) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 036 : ƒiƒ]036 @ŒŠ‚É—Ž‚¿‚½ ¬’¹� � The Trapped Bird

=========Chapter 4=========

T04 - ‚ä‚ß‚Ý‚»‚¤ (Dream Fluff) Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 061 : ƒiƒ]061 @ƒzƒeƒ‹‚Í‚Ç‚ê� Where's the Hotel?

T05 - ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Peppercherry)� � Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Details - Complete Puzzle No. 089 : ƒiƒ]089 @‰Ô’d‚Ì–Ê Ï� � Flower Bed Fun

=========Chapter 5=========T06 - ‚±‚¤‚Ó‚‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î (Joy Root Clover) Location - H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 074 : ƒiƒ]074 @ L‚¢‚ÌŒ³� � PU!

T07 - ƒ_ƒ“ƒfƒŠƒIƒ“ (Tonic Flower) Location - ˜H’n‰œ‚Ì•”‰® (Alley End Room) Details - Complete Puzzle No. 086 : ƒiƒ]086 @•sŽv‹c‚È }Œ`� � Perplexing Figures

=========Chapter 6=========T08 - ‚‚ë‚â‚«ƒhƒ‰ƒSƒ“ (Cinder Horse) Location - ¼‚Ì‚xŽš˜H (West Y-Road)� Details - Complete Puzzle No. 109 : ƒiƒ]109 @Œ¢‚ÌŽU•à� Walking the Dog

********Recipes:********No.01 - ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic) Ingredients - ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt, ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv, ‚Ý‚©‚ñ‚à‚Ç‚«� � � Oasis Leaf, Brisk Berry, Belle Tart Seed

No.02 - ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry)� Ingredients - ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt, ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv, ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv� � � � � Oasis Leaf, Brisk Berry, Brisk Berry

No.03 - ƒtƒ‹ [ƒcƒvƒ‹ [ƒt (Sugar Smoke)� � Ingredients - ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt, ‚Ý‚©‚ñ‚à‚Ç‚«, ‚� ‚ë‚â‚«ƒhƒ‰ƒSƒ“ Oasis Leaf, Belle Tart Seed, Cinder Horse

No.04 - ƒzƒbƒgƒpƒbƒZ (Root Remedy) Ingredients - ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt, ‚±‚¤‚Ó‚� ‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î, ƒ_ƒ“ƒfƒŠƒIƒ“ Oasis Leaf, Joy Root Clover, Tonic Flower

No.05 - ƒg [ƒKƒ‰ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Cherry Boost)� � Ingredients - ƒŒƒ‚ƒ“ƒŠ [ƒt, ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [, ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [� � � � � Oasis Leaf, Peppercherry, Peppercherry

No.06 - ƒrƒ^ [ƒJƒ‰ƒ ƒ‹ (Bitter Fruit)� �

Ingredients - ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv, ‚Ý‚©‚ñ‚à‚Ç‚«, ƒ_ƒ“ƒfƒŠƒIƒ“� � Brisk Berry, Belle Tart Seed, Tonic Flower

No.07 - ƒ ƒCƒ‹ƒhƒ}ƒCƒ‹ƒh (Dream Spice)� Ingredients - ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv, ‚ä‚ß‚Ý‚»‚¤, ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [� � � � Brisk Berry, Dream Fluff, Peppercherry

No.08 - ƒJƒŠƒJƒŠƒG [ƒ‹ (Clover Quencher)� Ingredients - ƒtƒFƒAƒŠ [ƒhƒ ƒbƒv, ‚±‚¤‚Ó‚� � ‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î, ‚‚ë‚â‚«ƒhƒ‰ƒSƒ“ Brisk Berry, Joy Root Clover, Cinder Horse

No.09 - ‚Ù‚Â‚ê‚æ‚Â‚Î (Radiance Blend) Ingredients - ‚Ý‚©‚ñ‚à‚Ç‚«, ‚ä‚ß‚Ý‚»‚¤, ‚±‚¤‚Ó‚‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î Belle Tart Seed, Dream Fluff, Joy Root Clover

No.10 - ƒxƒ“ƒKƒ‰ƒ^ƒbƒ` (Cayenne Twilight) Ingredients - ‚ä‚ß‚Ý‚»‚¤, ‚±‚¤‚Ó‚‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î, ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [� � Dream Fluff, Joy Root Clover, Peppercherry

No.11 - ƒvƒ‰ƒCƒx [ƒgƒuƒ‹ [ (Cinder Flower)� � Ingredients - ‚ä‚ß‚Ý‚»‚¤, ƒ_ƒ“ƒfƒŠƒIƒ“, ‚‚ë‚â‚«ƒhƒ‰ƒSƒ“ Dream Fluff, Tonic Flower, Cinder Horse

No.12 - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“ƒXƒyƒVƒƒƒ‹ (The Layton Elixir) Ingredients - ‚±‚¤‚Ó‚‚Ì‚æ‚Â‚Î, ƒyƒbƒp [ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [, ‚� � ‚ë‚â‚«ƒhƒ‰ƒSƒ“ Joy Root Clover, Peppercherry, Cinder Horse

********************People Who Want Tea:********************You know when people want tea because on the screen, there are sweat drops coming out of him/her. Sometimes, you may have to exit and re-enter to make the character thirsty. I'm not sure if this is random, so I will have to experiment more. Once they are sweating, talk to them, and you will automatically goto the herb tea screen. Select the tea you want to give them, and tap the "‚Ó‚é‚Ü‚¤ (Serve)" button at the bottom.

Note that, since characters move about alot in this game, the location I have listed is the first opportunity you have to give them tea.

=========Chapter 2=========01. ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“ (Layton) Location - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚Ì‚©‚Î‚ñ (Layton's Trunk) Tea - No.01 - ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic) 02. ƒ‹ [ƒN (Luke)� Location - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“‚Ì‚©‚Î‚ñ (Layton's Trunk) Tea - No.02 - ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry)�

=========Chapter 4=========03. ƒqƒQƒ}ƒtƒ‰ [ (Stachen)� Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Tea - No.01 - ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic)

04. ƒ_ƒbƒc (Darby) Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Tea - No.01 - ƒIƒŒƒ“ƒWƒNƒ‰ƒVƒbƒN (Belle Classic)

05. ƒSƒc [ƒC (Felix)� Location - “Œ’Ê‚è (Eastern Side Street) Tea - No.07 - ƒ ƒCƒ‹ƒhƒ}ƒCƒ‹ƒh (Dream Spice)�

06. ƒtƒBƒIƒi (Narice) Location - ¼‚ÌYŽš˜H (West Y-Road)� Tea - No.07 - ƒ ƒCƒ‹ƒhƒ}ƒCƒ‹ƒh (Dream Spice)�

07. ƒCƒŠ [ƒi (Ilyana)� Location - ‚ ‚â‚µ‚¢‚¨“X (Cabaret) Tea - No.02 - ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry)�

08. ƒWƒ‡ƒAƒ“ (Joanie) Location - ‘å’Ê‚è (Promenade) Tea - No.02 - ƒGƒ“ƒWƒFƒ‹ƒhƒ ƒbƒv (Oasis Berry)�

09. ƒNƒ‰ƒ“ƒc (Krantz) Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹ƒz [ƒ‹ (Hotel Foyer)� Tea - No.05 - ƒg [ƒKƒ‰ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Cherry Boost)� �

=========Chapter 5=========10. ƒh [ƒ\ƒ“ (Dawson)� Location - ŒÃ“¹‹ï“X (Antique Shop) Tea - No.10 - ƒxƒ“ƒKƒ‰ƒ^ƒbƒ` (Cayenne Twilight)

11. ƒ‰ƒlƒbƒg (Gertie) Location - ˜H’n“ü‚èŒû (Northeast Alley) Tea - No.09 - ‚Ù‚Â‚ê‚æ‚Â‚Î (Radiance Blend)

12. ƒWƒ‡ [ (Joseph)� Location - ŽÊ ^ŠÙ (Photo Studio)� Tea - No.06 - ƒrƒ^ [ƒJƒ‰ƒ ƒ‹ (Bitter Fruit)� �

13. ƒg [ƒ}ƒX (Duke)� Location - ‹L”OŠÙ‘O L ê (Museum Gate)� � Tea - No.06 - ƒrƒ^ [ƒJƒ‰ƒ ƒ‹ (Bitter Fruit)� �

14. ƒhƒM [ (Dogey)� Location - ˜H’n‚Ì‰œ (Alley Dead End) Tea - No.05 - ƒg [ƒKƒ‰ƒ`ƒFƒŠ [ (Cherry Boost)� �

15. ƒ‰ƒCƒ‰ (Lila)

Location - ¼‚ÌYŽš˜H (West Y-Road)� Tea - No.04 - ƒzƒbƒgƒpƒbƒZ (Root Remedy)

16. ƒiƒCƒ‹ (Niles) Location - ŽžŒv‘ä‚Ì L ê (Clock Tower Plaza)� � Tea - No.09 - ‚Ù‚Â‚ê‚æ‚Â‚Î (Radiance Blend)

17. ƒ}ƒŠƒi (Marina) Location - ¼’Ê‚è (Western Path)� Tea - No.04 - ƒzƒbƒgƒpƒbƒZ (Root Remedy)

=========Chapter 6=========18. ƒ}ƒbƒV [ (Garland)� Location - H—¿•i“X (Grocery Store)� Tea - No.03 - ƒtƒ‹ [ƒcƒvƒ‹ [ƒt (Sugar Smoke)� �

19. ƒWƒFƒt (Geoff) Location - Œ©’£‚è‘ä (Watchtower) Tea - No.08 - ƒJƒŠƒJƒŠƒG [ƒ‹ (Clover Quencher)�

20. ƒTƒ€ (Sammy) Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel) Tea - No.11 - ƒvƒ‰ƒCƒx [ƒgƒuƒ‹ [ (Cinder Flower)� �

21. ƒ}ƒ_ƒ€ (Opal) Location - ƒzƒeƒ‹‘O (Outside the Hotel) Tea - No.11 - ƒvƒ‰ƒCƒx [ƒgƒuƒ‹ [ (Cinder Flower)� �

22. ƒ [ƒŠ [ (Rory)�� Location - ‰w‘O (Folsense Station) Tea - No.03 - ƒtƒ‹ [ƒcƒvƒ‹ [ƒt (Sugar Smoke)� �

23. ƒnƒ~ƒ‹ƒgƒ“ (Hopper) Location - ƒ_ƒEƒ“ƒ^ƒEƒ““ü‚èŒû (Northeast Path) Tea - No.12 - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“ƒXƒyƒVƒƒƒ‹ (The Layton Elixir)

24. ƒOƒŒƒSƒŠƒI (Gregorio) Location - ƒtƒFƒ‹ [ƒ[ƒ“‹L”OŠÙ (Herzen Museum)� Tea - No.08 - ƒJƒŠƒJƒŠƒG [ƒ‹ (Clover Quencher)�

25. ƒOƒŠƒ“ƒR (Grinko) Location - ‹L”OŠÙ1ŠK (Museum 1st Floor) Tea - No.12 - ƒŒƒCƒgƒ“ƒXƒyƒVƒƒƒ‹ (The Layton Elixir)

26. ƒOƒ‰ƒTƒ“ (Ray) Location - •ª‚©‚ê“¹ (Fork in the Road) Tea - No.10 - ƒxƒ“ƒKƒ‰ƒ^ƒbƒ` (Cayenne Twilight)

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::11. DAY OFF IN LONDON (ƒ ƒ“ƒhƒ“‚Ì‹x“ú) � {LOND}

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::NOTE: THIS SUB CHAPTER IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN THE JAPANESE VERSION

This is a sub chapter of the main "Pandora's Box" game, accessed from the first menu (second option) when you turn on your DS. The story takes place between the events of the first game, and the events of the second game. You do not need to move around in this mode, all 12 puzzles are hidden in a single room, however these puzzles we're in the first game.There are 12 puzzles in this mode, below are their locations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------| PUZZLE | LOCATION ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]001 @‚X‚Í‚¢‚� ‚Â‚ ‚é H | Upper level of the bookcase at the �back || How many 9s? | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]002 @ƒTƒCƒRƒ ‚Ì–Ú | On the sofa � � || Eye of the Dice | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]003 @ƒŠƒ“ƒS‚Ì’Ž | Apple on the table � || Worm in the Apple | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]004 @Ž†‚Ì d‚È‚è | Pile of paper next to the � �bookshelf on || Weight of Paper | the desk at the back ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]005 @Œ‹‚Ñ–Ú‚ª‚Å‚«‚é H | Pile of paper on the bottom left � � || Can you make the knot? | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]006 @‰½‚Ì ”Žš H | Glass shelf on the left side � � � || What number? | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

| ƒiƒ]007 @‹³Žö‚Ì–XŽq”� | Silk hat on the box || The Professor's Hat Box | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]008 @ƒjƒ ƒgƒŠ‚ÆƒqƒˆƒR | Second level of the bookcase at � �the back || Chicken and Chick | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]009 @“‡ „‚è | Frame on the upper right corner of� � the || Island Tour | window ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]010 @–À˜H‚Ì”à | Yellow obelisk on the left � || Door out of the Maze | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]011 @“d üƒpƒYƒ‹ | Lamp on the desk at the back � � || Eletricity Puzzle | ||------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| ƒiƒ]012 @’‡ŠÔ‚Í‚¸‚ê | Crystal ball in the upper left �corner || Odd One Out | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Now for the solutions:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 001 : ƒiƒ]001�@‚X‚Í‚¢‚‚Â‚ ‚é�H How many 9s?Picarats : 30 Hint : How many times does the number "9" occur, from 1 to 100?Solution : 9, 19, 29, 39, 49, 59, 69, 79, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99 = 20 times--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 002 : ƒiƒ]002 @ƒTƒCƒRƒ ‚Ì–Ú� � Eye of the DicePicarats : 50

Hint : A boy throws a dice, based on the number that shows up, he says a different number. When 1 shows up he says 15, 6 shows up he says 20. So, he just threw a 3, what number should he say?Solution : The number is just the sum of the 5 faces he can see. So the answer is 17.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 003 : ƒiƒ]003 @ƒŠƒ“ƒS‚Ì’Ž� Worm in the ApplePicarats : 60 Hint : Complete the apple, and make it so the worm in the middle can be seen. It's only 8 pieces, but can he a bit hard.Solution : 1) Silde the center tile down 2) Silde the west tile right 3) Silde the northwest tile down 4) Silde the north tile left 5) Silde the center tile up 6) Silde the west tile right 7) Silde the southwest tile up 8) Silde the south tile left 9) Silde the southeast tile left 10) Silde the east tile down 11) Silde the center tile right 12) Silde the west tile right 13) Silde the southwest tile up 14) Silde the south tile left 15) Silde the southeast tile left 16) Silde the east tile down 17) Silde the center tile right 18) Silde the west tile right 19) Silde the southwest tile up 20) Silde the south tile left 21) Silde the center tile down 22) Silde the north tile down 23) Silde the northwest tile right 24) Silde the west tile up 25) Silde the center tile left--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 004 : ƒiƒ]004�@Ž†‚Ì�d‚È‚è Weight of PaperPicarats : 40 Hint : Paper is piled up as shown below. Lines show where the paper overlaps each other. Now then, how many sheets are overlapping at the thickest part?Solution : 5

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 005 : ƒiƒ]005 @Œ‹‚Ñ–Ú‚ª‚Å‚«‚é H� � Can You Make the Knot?Picarats : 40 Hint : There are four ropes here. Out of the four, which will form a know when the ends are pulled?Solution : Only C will make a knot--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 006 : ƒiƒ]006�@‰½‚Ì�”Žš�H What Number?Picarats : 50 Hint : In the figure, A=2, B=3, C=3, D=4. What does E equal?Solution : 5--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 007 : ƒiƒ]007�@‹³Žö‚Ì–XŽq” The Professor's Hat BoxPicarats : 40 Hint : Shown are 4 boxes folded out. When folded back together, there is one that's different. Which one is it?Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 008 : ƒiƒ]008 @ƒjƒ ƒgƒŠ‚ÆƒqƒˆƒR� � Chicken and ChickPicarats : 40 Hint : Draw lines between the pickets to make fences. Draw 3 lines to make 5 areas, each with 1 chicken and 2 chicks.Solution : Just join up the numbers: . . 1 . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . 2 . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . 1 . .

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 009 : ƒiƒ]009 @“‡ „‚è� � Island TourPicarats : 30 Hint : There are many islands lined up here. In order to travel on every island without stepping on one more than once, one additional bridge is required. The bridge must connect two islands. Where do you put the bridge?Solution : Draw a bridge between the purple house in the center, and lighthouse to the southwest.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 010 : ƒiƒ]010 @–À˜H‚Ì”à� Door out of the MazePicarats : 30 Hint : You are a knight travelling through the dark maze. From the start, open as little doors as possible to get to the exit. Tap on the doors to open them.Solution : You need to open three doors 1) Door in the southeast, hard to explain, but its not the most southeast door 2) Most north west door, door closest to the monster 3) Door closest to the goal--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 011 : ƒiƒ]011�@“d�üƒpƒYƒ‹ Electricity PuzzlePicarats : 50 Hint : Complete the circuit between the battery and the light. Make sure that the circuit is complete, and all of the wiring is connected.Solution : The puzzle grid: ----------- | 1 | 2 | 3 | |---+---+---| | 4 | 5 | 6 | |---+---+---| | 7 | 8 | 9 | -----------

Starting from the piece to the right of the light, going clockwise, the pieces go into the slots in the following order: 4, 8, 7, 6, 2, 1, 5, 9, 3--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. 012 : ƒiƒ]012�@’‡ŠÔ‚Í‚¸‚ê Odd One OutPicarats : 40 Hint : From the 4 pictures below, 3 are the same but rotated. Only one is different, select it.Solution : D--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

After finishing all the puzzles, you should have 500 Picarats. Tap on the letter on the desk for the final scene. That's it for this sub chapter!

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::12. WI-FI PUZZLES (JAPANESE) {WIFJ}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::NOTE: THESE WI-FI PUZZLES ARE FOR THE JAPANESE VERSION ONLY

Like in the first game, the weekly wi-fi puzzles are back. Except, they are released on every Thursday in Japan. Once again, the puzzles are planned to run for 52 weeks. They are ordered in the order they are released in the Japanese version.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W01 : ¢ŠEˆêŽü‚Ìƒiƒ]� Around the World Trip PuzzleReleased : 2007.11.29 Hint : You are lucky enough to go around the world, it take you 80 days. Your last stop, on the 80th day is at Hawaii's Honolulu, your flight is at 10am, flying directly back to Narita (Japan), and ariving at night. If the first day you left Japan was July 1st, the next time you arrive back in Japan would be in September. But what day in September?Solution : July 1st + 80 days = September 18th is the day you're leaving, but

since you fly over the international date line, so the answer is actually the 19th.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W02 : ƒSƒ~‚ÍƒSƒ~” ‚É Rubbish Goes in the Rubbish BinReleased : 2007.12.06 Hint : Place the rubbish in the rubbish bin. Slide away the blocks blocking the rubbish to make a path to the rubbish bin.Solution : 1) Slide the top most blue block right two 2) Slide the second top most blue block up one 3) Slide the yellow block down two 4) Slide the second bottom most blue block right two, down one 5) Slide the right red block down one, right two 6) Slide the left red block down one, right two 7) Slide the rubbish down three 8) Slide the upper left blue block left two, up two 9) Slide the rubbish up two 10) Slide the left red block left two 11) Slide the right red block left two 12) Slide the bottom right blue block up three 13) Slide the yellow block up three 14) Slide the bottom blue block right two, down two 15) Slide the left red block down one 16) Slide the right red block down one 17) Slide the yellow block down two 18) Slide the top middle blue block down two 19) Slide the rubbish down one right two 20) Slide the left red block up three 21) Slide the right red block up three 22) Slide the middle blue block left two, up one 23) Slide the yellow block up one, left two 24) Slide the rubbish down two 25) Slide the left blue block right two, up one 26) Slide the yellow block up one 27) Slide the rubbish up one 28) Slide the bottom blue block up two, left two 29) Slide the rubbish down three--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W03 : “ü‚ê‘Ö‚¦ŒvŽZ Substituting NumbersReleased : 2007.12.13 Hint : The numbers 1 to 9 are used in the equation below. After looking carefully, the equation doesn't make sense. Swap the least number of numbers required and for the equation to make sense.

Solution : This one took me a while, but it wasn't hard. Swap the 5 and the 6, and the 0 and 2 to form: 826 + 479 ----- 1305--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W04 : ŒvŽZŽ® CalculationsReleased : 2007.12.20 Hint : Alphabets take place of numbers in the following: O+T=4, F+E=12, T+S=9 What does S+F equal?Solution : Weird puzzle, because it's more thinking than mathematical. The letters are the first letter of the munber it represents, therefore S+F=Six+Four=10.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W05 : ‚‚é‚Á‚½ŽžŒv Broken ClockReleased : 2007.12.27 Hint : On both of of the clocks below, it is exactly 12. After what's supposed to be one hour, one clock shoes 1:01, and the other shows 12:59. If these clocks continue to follow this rate, when will it be the next time where they both show then exact same time? How many hours from now will that be?Solution : Every hour, they differ by 2 more minutes. So after 30 hours, their minute hands would be the same, but differ by one hour. So it'll take 12x30 hours. Which equals 360 hours.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W06 : –ð—§‚½‚¸‚ÌŽžŒv Useless WatchReleased : 2008.01.03 Hint : There is an extremely broken watch that travels 3 minutes every hour. If this watch matched the real time at 12 noon, at 3pm, how many minutes after 12 will the watch show?Solution : Easy puzzle, 3pm is 3 hours after 12 noon, the watch would have

travelled 9 minutes.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W07 : Ø‚è•ª‚¯‚Ä� Cut UpReleased : 2008.01.10 Hint : There is a board like the one shown below. By cutting one line in the block, you can move the 2 pieces together to form a 8 by 8 square. So, where should the board be cut? Note that you cannot flip the board.Solution : Cut along the # signs

--------------- | | | | | |---+---+---+---| | | | | | |---+---+---+---| | | | | | |---+---+---#####--------------------------- | | | # | | | | | | | | |---+---+---#---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | # | | | | | | | | |---+---+---#---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--- | | | # | | | | | | | |---+---+---#---+---+---+---+---+---+---| | | | # | | | | | | | |---+---+---#############---+---+---+---| | | | | | | # | | | | -----------------------#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W08 : ƒTƒCƒRƒ Ï‚Ý�� Pile of DiceReleased : 2008.01.17 Hint : Die are stacked up as shown. You can't see in the figure, but the touching pairs of faces are the same number. If that is the case, what is the number is ? Of course, all 4 die are the same standard dice.Solution : Opposite sides of a dice equal 7. Knowing that, the ? must be 1 or 6. But since all 4 die are the same, the ? must be a 1.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W09 : Ž†‚Æ‚Í‚³‚Ý‚Å

With Paper and ScissorsReleased : 2008.01.24 Hint : You cut the corners off a square piece of paper, and make the biggest possible circle. But then, you realise you want a square again, so you cut the biggest square from the circle. Now, comparing second square to the first, how many times bigger is the first?Solution : Basically all you did was cut the corners off the orginal square at its midpoints. So, the large square is 2 times larger than the small.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W10 : ‚`‚a+‚a=‚a‚` AB+B=BAReleased : 2008.01.31 Hint : 12+12=24, replacing the 1 with A, 2 with B, and 4 with C, it becomes: AB+AB=BC. Thinking in the same fashion, we have AB+B=BA. So what does A and B equal?Solution : A=8; B=9--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W11 : •š‚¹‚ç‚ê‚½ ”Žš� Upside Down NumbersReleased : 2008.02.07 Hint : Numbers are lined up as shown below. Numbers are formed from the 2 numbers above in the level above. What number is in the '?'? Of course, the entire puzzle follows the same rule, no exceptions.Solution : 16, it's just adding up the individual numbers.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W12 : ƒlƒYƒ~’E o I� � Get the mouse out!Released : 2008.02.14 Hint : While the mouse was sleeping, someone blocked his way to the mousehole. Move the various blocks out of the way, and get the mouse to the mousehole.Solution : 1) Slide the upper blue block right one 2) Slide the left pink block right one 3) Slide the left green block down three 4) Slide the upper green block left one

5) Slide the right pink block up one 6) Slide the left pink block left two, up one 7) Slide the left green block up one 8) Slide the upper blue block up two 9) Slide the lower blue block up two, right one 10) Slide the mouse left one, up two, left one 11) Slide the lower blue block left one, down two 12) Slide the upper blue block down two 13) Slide the mouse right one 14) Slide the left green block down one 15) Slide the left pink block down one, right three 16) Slide the left green block up one, right one 17) Slide the mouse left one, up three, right two 18) Slide the upper green block down one, left one 19) Slide the mouse up three--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W13 : ŒŠŒ@‚è‚Ìƒiƒ] Digging PuzzleReleased : 2008.02.21 Hint : On the dirt, you are trying to dig a hole with a shovel. The hole needs to be 200cm by 200cm by 400cm. Now then, what is the volume of the dirt inside the hole?Solution : 0! It's a hole!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W14 : •¶Žš‚Ì‹K‘¥ Rules of LettersReleased : 2008.02.28 Hint : From the left, on each card is 3 letters follwing a special rule. What are the 3 letters missing?Solution : Easy puzzle, how much English does the normal Japanese know? The letters represent months, so we are missing: JAS.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W15 : “d˜b—¿‹à Telephone FeeReleased : 2008.03.06 Hint : One year, the price of a phone call went up from 10p/50sec to 10p/40sec. So what % was the price increase.Solution : Before : 10p/50sec = 40p/200sec After : 10p/40sec = 50p/200sec

(50-40)/40 = 0.25 = 25% increase

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W16 : ’N‚Ì—Ì’n H� Who's Territory?Released : 2008.03.13 Hint : Three kings own a country as shown below. Each piece of land is to be colored blue, red or yellow. However, each piece of land must not touch a piece of land of the same color. If A were red, B were blue, then what color is C?Solution : Blue! So circle the blue king.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W17 : •K�Ÿ–@ Certain VictoryReleased : 2008.03.20 Hint : This game is played by moving black and white rocks. The first to line up three is the winner. It is white's turn, and in this next move there is a move that will ensure victory. What is it?Solution : Move the upper right rock to the middle. Kinda like noughts and crosses!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W18 : ƒ ƒrƒEƒX‚Ìƒiƒ]� Moebuis' PuzzleReleased : 2008.03.27 Hint : You have one piece of long thin paper, join the two ends, but flip one over. You then cut along the the line on the paper as shown. Of A, B and C, which will be the result after you finish cutting?Solution : You can try this yourself, but the answer is B.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W19 : ‹´‚¾‚ç‚¯ Full of BridgesReleased : 2008.04.03 Hint : In the middle of a city is a river. There are 12 bridges crossing

this river. Starting from one island A to F, you want to cross every bridge once and get to the goal. You can only cross each bridge once. So, from A to F, which island do you start at?Solution : Just go backwards from the goal, guessing your way through. It's really easy, but if you still want the answer, it's A.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W20 : ‰ñ“]‚·‚é–îˆó Rotating ArrowReleased : 2008.04.10 Hint : In figure 1, there is a regular pentagon with an arrow pointing upwards attached to one of the sides. In figure 2, the pentagon is rotated, and the arrow has changed directions. If this were to rotate all the way round until the arrow is back on the top side, which way would the arrow be pointing?Solution : B--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W21 : ƒTƒCƒRƒ ‚Ì‹K‘¥� Rules of the DieReleased : 2008.04.17 Hint : Die are line up as shown. Of A, B, C, and D, which is meant to go where the ? is? The touching faces have the same number. All the die are the same.Solution : C--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W22 : ’¿‚µ‚¢“®•¨ Unusual AnimalReleased : 2008.04.24 Hint : The picture below resembles a certain animal. It's a pretty unusual animal, but what is it? The answer is in 3 katakana.Solution : Well, it's "P and A", therefore PANDA! Type in ƒpƒ“ƒ_.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W23 : ƒXƒY‚Ì•º‘à Tin SoldiersReleased : 2008.05.01 Hint : There are beatuiful tin soldiers lined up in an antiques shop. They are 15 pounds, 20 pounds, and 23 pounds. I bought a number of all three types, and it totalled 150 pounds. How many of each type of soldier did I buy?Solution : 15p x1 20p x1 23p x5--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W24 : ƒlƒYƒ~‘å’E o I� � Mouse's Great EscapeReleased : 2008.05.08 Hint : Once again, the careless mouse has snuck in to the warehouse, and the stock around him started to pile up. Now, can you move the boxes out of the way, and allow the mouse to go home?Solution : 1) Slide the orange block up one, right three 2) Slide the purple block up one 3) Slide the brown block left two 4) Slide the orange block down three 5) Slide the upper blue block down one, left one 6) Slide the orange block up four 7) Slide the brown block right two 8) Slide the purple block down one 9) Slide the upper blue block down one 10) Slide the orange block left one, up one 11) Slide the upper blue block up one 12) Slide the purple block right one, up two 13) Slide the brown block up two 14) Slide the lower blue block up two, left one 15) Slide the mouse right one, up three, right one 16) Slide the lower blue block right one, down two 17) Slide the purple block down two, right two 18) Slide the upper blue block down three 19) Slide the brown block left three 20) Slide the orange block down three 21) Slide the mouse up two, left two, up three--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W25 : ƒAƒŠ‚Ì“¹’ö Ant's JourneyReleased : 2008.05.15

Hint : There is a room like the one shown in the figure, and he is sitting on the front side of the room. He wants to goto the other side of the room where is friend is, but he can only walk along the walls, floor or ceiling. Under these circumstances, of A, B, and C, which route is the shortest.Solution : C--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W26 : “ñ l‚Ì”N‚Í H� � How Old Are These Two?Released : 2008.05.22 Hint : John said: "In 3 years, you'll be double my current age." Then Bill said: "Then, when I am double my current age, I would be three times your current age." Now then, how old are these two right now? By the way, they are both below 10.Solution : John is 6, Bill is 9.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W27 : ’‡ŠÔ‚Í‚¸‚ê Odd One OutReleased : 2008.05.29 Hint : Of the following figures, which can be considered to be the odd one out?Solution : Stupid puzzle, all A, B, C, and D, can be odd ones out.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W28 : “\‚Á‚Ä�Ø‚Á‚Ä Sticking and CuttingReleased : 2008.06.05 Hint : Using the same length and width paper, two circles were made, and then stuck together at point P as shown. Now, if we were to cut along the red dotted lines as shown, and when spread out, of A, B, C, and D, which shape would we end up with?Solution : You can try this yourself, but amazingly the answer is D.

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W29 : ’·‚¢ŒvŽZŽ® A Long EquationReleased : 2008.06.12 Hint : We've all learn an equation as shown in figure 1. It's useful in under various circumstances. Now, one mathematician discovered an equation line the one shown in figure 2. It's too long to write out, but the "..." section just continues the pattern. Now, the mathematician said that no matter what the variables: X, A, B, C, etc. equalled, we would always get the same answer, what is it?Solution : Easy question, anyone who knew a bit of maths would know this, 0!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W30 : •ó�Î‚ð‘_‚¦ Aim for the JewelryReleased : 2008.06.19 Hint : Two burglars were talking: "So among all the displayed jewels, there is only one real one?" "Yeah, the one we want is 4th from the top, 2nd from the bottom, 3rd from the right, and 4th from 3rd from the left." Assuming all the jewels were lined up neatly, including the fakes, how many jewels were displayed?Solution : 5 rows by 5 columns, which equals 25 jewels.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W31 : •v•w‚Í‚¾‚ê H� Who's the Couple?Released : 2008.06.26 Hint : In a house there lived a couple and their son and daughter. This was one of their conversations: "Mary (ƒ}ƒŠ [) is younger than Dan (ƒ_ƒ“)."� "Mary (ƒ}ƒŠ [) is older than Lisa (ƒŠƒT)."� "Johnny (ƒWƒ‡ƒj [) is younger than Dan (ƒ_ƒ“)."� "Johnny (ƒWƒ‡ƒj [) and Lisa (ƒŠƒT) aren't the couple."� Now, out of those 4 lines, 2 are real, and 2 are lies, so who is the married couple?

Solution : Johnny and Mary--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W32 : ŒvŽZŽ¸”s�H Calculation Error?Released : 2008.07.03 Hint : Jown is really bad at calculations. Today he had the following problem: "A number times 9 plus 7", however, when he times the same number by 9 and added 7, he got the same answer. No matter how many times he did the calculation, he still got the same answer, so what was the number?Solution : 1--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W33 : ‚R l‚Ì”ü —� � 3 Beautiful LadiesReleased : 2008.07.10 Hint : Guess the names of three beautiful ladies. A: "The one next to me is Judy (ƒWƒ…ƒfƒB)." B: "I am Eri (ƒGƒŠ), nice to meet you." C: "The one next to me is Anna (ƒAƒ“ƒi)." Judy never lies. Eri will tell lie and tell the truth. Anna can only lie. Now place the name tags in their correct places.Solution : From the left it is: Eri (ƒGƒŠ), Anna (ƒAƒ“ƒi), Judy (ƒWƒ…ƒfƒB).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W34 : ƒRƒbƒv‚Æ‚¨“’ Glass and Hot WaterReleased : 2008.07.17 Hint : Something bad happened on a cold day. When hot water was poured into a cup, it cracked. There was exactly 200cc poured, and the cup leaked 1cc every minute. After 15 minutes the cup was partly fixed, and now leaked half that amount per minute. After 1 hour, how much cc of hot water was left in the cup?Solution : 0--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W35 : ƒ [ƒv‚Í‰½–{ H�� How Many Ropes?Released : 2008.07.24 Hint : If I have an 8m rope, fold it in half, and then cut down the middle, I'll have one 4m, and two 2m ropes. Now, if I take another 8m rope, and this time fold it into in half three times, and then cut down the middle, how many pieces of rope will I have?Solution : I actually got some string and tried this, and the answer is 9 pieces.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W36 : ‹°‚ë‚µ‚¢ƒ‰ƒCƒIƒ“ The Terrible LionReleased : 2008.07.31 Hint : A lion escaped from the zoo. It seems like the staff forgot to lock the cage. The escaped lion is so ferocious that it'll even kill other lions. Well then, you are left behind with the lion, and until help comes, where would be the best place to hide? Please circle that place on the map below.Solution : The answer is where the lion came from, it's cage! (assuming that the lion was by itself, or because he ate all his lion friends)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W37 : ƒXƒpƒC‚Ì“`Œ¾ The Spy's MessageReleased : 2008.08.07 Hint : Spy No.56 of our country was murdered by someone. As he was losing conciousness, he left a message with an X like the one shown in the picture. There are three uspects within our organisation, but nothing besides their codenames is known. It seems like the message is trying to point out the real culprit. Who is the culprit? Circle that person! Solution : CZ12

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W38 : ŠXŠp‚ÌŠG Picture at the Corner of the StreetReleased : 2008.08.14 Hint : Looking at the picture on the left, find the on on the right that is mirrored and has it's colours inverted.Solution : D--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W39 : c‰¡‚È‚È‚ß� Released : 2008.08.21 Hint : There are 4 cards of each suit: diamond, club, heart and spade lined up as shown in the figure. As you can see, three cards are flipped over, and we want to arrange, the cards so that there are one of each suit in each row and column. By touching the cards, change their suit to find the correct answer.Solution : ------- |H|S|C|D| S=Spade |-|-|-|-| H=Heart |C|D|H|S| C=Club |-|-|-|-| D=Diamond |D|C|S|H| |-|-|-|-| |S|H|D|C| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W40 : Ž©“®‘| œ‹@� Automatic Vacuum CleanerReleased : 2008.08.28 Hint : A certain laboratory uses an automatic cleaning robot to clean the long hallways. However, it was incomplete, and it could only 'turn right' or 'turn left' when it got to an interesection. Starting from one of the points, you can cover the whole area without crossing over the same part twice. Select from A to E and choose the correct answer.Solution : E

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W41 : “ï‰ð‚È�”Žš Difficult NumbersReleased : 2008.09.04 Hint : Find the correct four digit number. You can use only one of each numbers from 0 to 4. The four rows of numbers above are hints to the answer. A red light mean that there is a correct number in the correct position in that row. A white light means that the number is correct, but it is in the wrong position. Touch the numbers and find the correct combination.Solution : A simple game of mastermind... answer is 1032--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W42 : ‚P“ú‚Í‰½—j“ú�H What Day is the First?Released : 2008.09.11 Hint : There are two people on a stakeout. A man looked out from his binoculars and saw part of a calendar. "Huh? Oh yeah, what day was the first os this month?" "There's no way we can tell unless we see the entire calentar." If it were you, you should be able to figure out what day the 1st was with just the viewable section of the calendar. Touch on the correct day. This calendar starts wuth Sundays as the first day of the week.Solution : First of all: “ú = Sunday ŒŽ = Monday ‰Î = Tuesday …� = Wednesday –Ø = Thursday ‹à = Friday “y = Saturday

24th and 31st are Mondays, then the 1st must be a Saturday.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W43 : ‹IŒ³‚ð‚±‚¦‚Ä Crossing Over to ADReleased : 2008.09.18

Hint : While researching a person in history, this person was born in 10BC and died in AD20. This person died before his birthday on that year. Now, how old was the man when he died?Solution : 28--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W44 : ‚¨‚©‚µ‚ÈƒTƒCƒRƒ� A Strange DieReleased : 2008.09.25 Hint : There are two die like the ones shown in A and B. You were thinking of cheating, but the numbers on the die are all messed up. You see all the sides, you calculate that the largest total you can roll is 9. Now then, what would be the smallest total?Solution : 1--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W45 : ‘æ‚P–Ø—j“ú The First ThursdayReleased : 2008.10.02 Hint : A section manager of a company put up the following suggestion: "Let's make the first Thursday of every month a family day, and not work overtime!" Then the director replied: "That's not a bad suggestion. Okay then, we'll do as you say if you can solve this puzzle. The sum of all the Thursday's of December is 80. Now, without looking at the calendar, what day of the week is the first Thursday of December?"Solution : 80 = x + (x + 7) + (x + 14) + (x + 21) + (x + 28) x = 2 Therefore, the answer is the 2nd--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W46 : ƒEƒ\‚Â‚«Žo–… Lying SistersReleased : 2008.10.09 Hint : There are two lying sisters. The older one tells the truth only in

the mornings, but only lies in the afternoon. The younger sister is the opposite of that. A person said to the sisters: "Which one of you is the older one?" A answered: "It's me." B answered: "It's me." "What time is it?" A answered: "It's almost noon." B answered: "It's past noon." Now, what time of the day is it? And is A or B the older sister?Solution : If it we're in the afternoon, both the younger and older sister would deny being the older one, therefore it has to be in the morning. And then, the one telling the truth in the morning is A. Therefore, it's in the morning, and A is the older sister.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W47 : “k‹£‘–‚Ìƒiƒ] Foot Race PuzzleReleased : 2008.10.16 Hint : A and B have a race, and when A finishes the 100m, B has only ran 90m. Now, they want to finish at the same time, so A goes back 10m from the start line. However, they couldn't reach the goal at the same time. Who reached the goal first? Circle your answer.Solution : A ran 100m in x seconds B ran 90m in x seconds

It'll take A 1.1x to run 110m. It'll take B 1.111...x to run the 100m.

Therefore A is faster.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W48 : Š„‚è Ø‚ê‚È‚¢ ”� � Undividable NumbersReleased : 2008.10.23 Hint : By rearraning the cards, make a 3 digit number divisible by 43.Solution : Easy puzzle, just remember that you can rotate the '6' into a '9'. The answer is '129'.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W49 : ƒoƒX‚ÌƒR [ƒX� The Bus's CourseReleased : 2008.10.30 Hint : A large bus came to a town with narrow roads. Therefore it can only turn at corners with the corner cut off. Entering in from the south, what is the shortest path to the exit to the east? Draw a line from the start to the finish indicating your path.Solution : Enjoy my overly hard to understand map. Follow the arrows: -------------- |######### ####| >>>>>>>>V| |# # #^# # # #V| |# #>>^>>>>>>>V>OUT |# #^#^# # # #V| ^ ^ V| |# #^#^# # # #V| |# ^#^ #V| |# #^#^### # #V| |# ^ ^ V<<<<<<| |# #^#^#V# ### | |# ^<^<< | |#####^########| -----IN---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W50 : ‚P‚O l‚Ì’j� 10 MenReleased : 2008.11.06 Hint : Out of the ten men here, 6 are from England, 7 are over 50, 8 graduated from university, and 9 are married. Out of the ten, estimating the number who are from England, over 50, graduated from university, and are married, the largest estimate is 6. What is our smallest estimation?Solution : 0--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W51 : ‚P‚O‘g‚Ì•v•w 10 Groups of CouplesReleased : 2008.11.13 Hint : 10 couples of husband and wife hosted a dance party. A male and female pair danced to each song, and at the end of each

song, the dance partners were changed randomly. By doing this, they may have to dance with their own husband/wife, and also the other people's partners. In the group of 10 couples, there may be a chance that none of the dancer groups are actually husband and wife. However, this cannot be possible under a certain number of groups. How many groups is this?Solution : 9--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W52 : ŠG‰æ‚Ìƒiƒ] Mystery of the PictureReleased : 2008.11.20 Hint : Here is a picture that an artist drew. When you remove the sun and moon from the background (”wŒi), it becomes a world famous city. What is that city? The answer is in 3 katakana...Solution : Taking the sun and moon away from ”wŒi becomes Beijing... "ƒyƒLƒ“".--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::13. WI-FI PUZZLES (US) {WIFU}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. W01 : Trash DayReleased : USA - 2009.08.30 JPN - 2007.12.06 Hint : Put the trash in its proper place. Use the stylus to slide the blocks until you can move the trash into the can.Solution : 1) Slide the top most blue block right two 2) Slide the second top most blue block up one 3) Slide the yellow block down two 4) Slide the second bottom most blue block right two, down one 5) Slide the right red block down one, right two 6) Slide the left red block down one, right two 7) Slide the rubbish down three 8) Slide the upper left blue block left two, up two 9) Slide the rubbish up two 10) Slide the left red block left two 11) Slide the right red block left two

12) Slide the bottom right blue block up three 13) Slide the yellow block up three 14) Slide the bottom blue block right two, down two 15) Slide the left red block down one 16) Slide the right red block down one 17) Slide the yellow block down two 18) Slide the top middle blue block down two 19) Slide the rubbish down one right two 20) Slide the left red block up three 21) Slide the right red block up three 22) Slide the middle blue block left two, up one 23) Slide the yellow block up one, left two 24) Slide the rubbish down two 25) Slide the left blue block right two, up one 26) Slide the yellow block up one 27) Slide the rubbish up one 28) Slide the bottom blue block up two, left two 29) Slide the rubbish down three--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::14. THE HIDDEN DOOR {DOOR}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::People often ask me about what's behind the Hidden Doors in the Bonuses section, so I'll try to explain in detail about it.

And don't ask me for passwords! They are generated by the game and are different for everyone!

******************************THE HIDDEN DOOR OF ST. MYSTERE******************************This was the hidden door in the first game: "Professor Layton and the Curious Village". When you first click 'The Hidden Door' in this game, on the top screen, you get a password. Input the password from the second game into the first game to unlock that hidden door. There was just some concept art inside: p1. Layton p2. Luke p3. Reinhold's family p4. The Laytonmobile p5. Flora & Bruno p6. St. Mystere p7. Layton's figure p8. Layton & Luke

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THE SECRET OF THE ELYSIAN BOX*****************************This is the first of two secret doors in this game. You get the password for this door after unlocking 'The Hidden Door of St. Mystere' in the first game, and you see a password on the top screen. Input that password here.

Once you do, you get a puzzle:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Puzzle No. ??? : ƒiƒ]???�@•sŽv‹c‚È‘¡‚è•¨ A Curious PresentPicarats : N/A Hint : If you're playing this puzzle right now, you've probably taken at least one trip to the village of St. Mystere with the professor and Luke. This puzzle is a gift from the residents of St. Mystere. Unscramble the puzzle to reveal a picture of Professor Layton and Luke from their first adventure!Solution : Here's a diagram: ---- | 1 | |----+-------------- | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | |----+----+----+----| | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | |----+----+----+----| | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | --------------+----| | 14 | ---- The numbers are referring to the slot, not the original piece there. 1) Slide the piece in slot 13 down 2) Slide the piece in slot 12 right 3) Slide the piece in slot 11 right 4) Slide the piece in slot 10 right 5) Slide the piece in slot 6 down 6) Slide the piece in slot 2 down 7) Slide the piece in slot 3 left 8) Slide the piece in slot 4 left 9) Slide the piece in slot 5 left 10) Slide the piece in slot 9 up 11) Slide the piece in slot 13 up 12) Slide the piece in slot 12 right 13) Slide the piece in slot 11 right 14) Slide the piece in slot 10 right 15) Slide the piece in slot 6 down 16) Slide the piece in slot 2 down 17) Slide the piece in slot 3 left 18) Slide the piece in slot 4 left

19) Slide the piece in slot 5 left 20) Slide the piece in slot 9 up 21) Slide the piece in slot 13 up 22) Slide the piece in slot 12 right 23) Slide the piece in slot 11 right 24) Slide the piece in slot 10 right 25) Slide the piece in slot 6 down 26) Slide the piece in slot 2 down 27) Slide the piece in slot 3 left 28) Slide the piece in slot 4 left 29) Slide the piece in slot 5 left 30) Slide the piece in slot 9 up 31) Slide the piece in slot 13 up 32) Slide the piece in slot 12 right 33) Slide the piece in slot 11 right 34) Slide the piece in slot 10 right 35) Slide the piece in slot 6 down 36) Slide the piece in slot 2 down 37) Slide the piece in slot 3 left, up 38) Slide the piece in slot 4 left two 39) Slide the piece in slot 5 left two 40) Slide the piece in slot 9 up, left 41) Slide the piece in slot 13 up two 42) Slide the piece in slot 14 up two 43) Slide the piece in slot 12 right, down 44) Slide the piece in slot 11 right two 45) Slide the piece in slot 10 right two 46) Slide the piece in slot 7 down, left 47) Slide the piece in slot 8 left, down 48) Slide the piece in slot 9 left two 49) Slide the piece in slot 5 down 50) Slide the piece in slot 4 right 51) Slide the piece in slot 3 right, down 52) Slide the piece in slot 2 right two 53) Slide the piece in slot 7 up 54) Slide the piece in slot 6 right 55) Slide the piece in slot 1 down two 56) Slide the piece in slot 3 left, up 57) Slide the piece in slot 6 up 58) Slide the piece in slot 4 left 59) Slide the piece in slot 8 up 60) Slide the piece in slot 7 left 61) Slide the piece in slot 11 up, right 62) Slide the piece in slot 10 right, up 63) Slide the piece in slot 12 left two 64) Slide the piece in slot 7 down, right 65) Slide the piece in slot 8 left 66) Slide the piece in slot 12 up 67) Slide the piece in slot 10 right 68) Slide the piece in slot 6 down 69) Slide the piece in slot 2 down 70) Slide the piece in slot 1 down 71) Slide the piece in slot 13 left 72) Slide the piece in slot 14 up--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For completing the puzzle... you get nothing...

***********************A TICKET TO TIME TRAVEL***********************This is the second secret door and requires the third game of the series: "Professor Layton and the Last Journey Through Time". Once you finish that, go to the secret door there, to the password input screen, and on the top screen is a password for this door.

Once you put the password in you unlock the password for the third game and some concept art: p1. Don Paul's helicopter p2. Lauyon's car p3. London inhabitants p4. Dropstone Station p5. Folsense (the original, 'thriving' one) p6. Herzen Museum p7. Folsense (the present, 'real' one) p8. Molentary Express

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::15. UNLOCKABLES {UNLK}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::----------------------------–{•¨‚ðŒ©”²‚–Ú‚ðŽ ‚ÂŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®�The Musician's House---------------------------->> Collect all 10 Strange Camera pieces, and then take all 9 photos, and find all the differences to unlock puzzle 139-141.

------------------------------Ž©‚ç‚ð‚¢‚â‚µ l‚ð‚¢‚â‚·ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®�The Tea Master's House------------------------------>> Give herb tea to all 26 people in need to unlock puzzle 142-144.

------------------------------¬‚³‚È–½‚Æ—F î‚ð‚«‚¸‚� � ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®The Animal Lover's House------------------------------>> Get the hamster's fatness level down to 0 to unlock puzzle 145-147.

--------------------------‰i‰“‚Ìˆ¤‚ðŒê‚èŒp‚®ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®The Sweetheart's House-------------------------->> Complete the main game unlock puzzle 148-150.

----------------------------‘S‚Ä‚ÌƒtƒVƒM‚ð §‚µ‚½ŽÒ‚Ì•”‰®�The Puzzle Doctor's House---------------------------->> Complete puzzles 1-150 to unlock puzzle 151-153.

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::16. ENDING {ENDG}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Not much to write here, thanks to: >>> The very nice people who made this game >>> The very nice people who helped me solve a few puzzles

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