Brain Out 2 Level 115
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 115 says "Want to see the stars, please help find the stars!" A bored painter sits on a rooftop chair at night, looking up at a cloudy sky where no stars are visible. Around him are a blank easel, a paint palette, a laptop, a phone, scissors, and a baseball bat lying on the floor. The victory line, "So many, so many stars!", appears after he gets dazed.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the sky. The night sky is completely covered by gray clouds, so there are no real stars to see.
- Do not try to clear the clouds. You cannot move the weather, and painting stars on the easel is not the joke.
- Notice the baseball bat. A baseball bat lies on the floor beside the palette.
- Hit him on the head with the bat. Swing the bat at the man's head.
- He sees stars. His eyes turn into dizzy spirals and little yellow stars orbit around his head. The screen says "So many, so many stars!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a pun on the idiom "seeing stars." When you are hit hard on the head, you literally see floating stars and sparkles — which is exactly what the bored painter wants. The cloudy real sky is a dead end: no amount of waiting or painting will reveal actual stars.
The baseball bat on the floor is the tool. Striking the man on the head dazes him, and the visual effect of concussion — circling stars — fulfills the request. The easel, palette, laptop, and scissors are distractions that suggest art or tech solutions the game does not want.
The humor is the literal interpretation: instead of astronomical stars, give him the kind of stars you see after being bonked on the head.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: waiting for clouds to clear. The sky stays cloudy; real stars never appear.
- Mistake: painting stars on the easel. The blank canvas is not the answer.
- Mistake: ignoring the bat. Use the baseball bat on the man's head. The dizzy stars orbiting him are the "stars" that clear the level.
Walkthrough Notes
The sky is cloudy and blank, so asking him to paint stars or look harder fails. The objects around him include a baseball bat. Hit him on the head with the bat so he sees stars (the cartoon kind, like being dazed). The victory line "So many, so many stars!" appears when he is dizzy. Compare this with using scissors or painting: those do not produce stars in his vision. The baseball bat is the punchline: getting knocked dizzy makes him literally see stars.
Why It Works
The painter has all the tools of his trade — easel, palette, paints — so the obvious idea is to paint stars onto the blank sky. That fails, because a painted sky does not look like real stars. The baseball bat on the floor is the comic shortcut. Getting lightly bonked on the head makes a cartoon character see floating stars, which is exactly the visual the level wants. The laptop and phone are distractions. The joke is literal: he wants to see stars, and a bump on the head produces them.
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