Brain Out 2 · Level 144

Brain Out 2 Level 144

📝 Walkthrough

Overview

Level 144 asks "How to get her to jump to the top!" A girl bounces low on a trampoline, while a boy sits up on the top edge of a tall wall, far above her reach. Colorful bouncy balls lie scattered on the ground. The victory line, "Wow! so high!", appears once she rockets into the air above the wall.

Difficulty: Regular
Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

See the gap. She bounces on the trampoline but only reaches a low height, far below the boy on top.

Notice the bouncy balls. Colorful bouncy balls lie on the ground.

Use them to boost the bounce. Add the bouncy balls to the trampoline setup so it springs much harder.

Clear the top. The boy on the edge tumbles off the wall.

She launches. The girl bounces far higher, sailing up above the wall. The screen says "Wow! so high!" and the level is cleared.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a physics/boost puzzle. A normal trampoline bounce is not enough to reach the top of the tall wall. The loose bouncy balls are the clue: they are extra spring.

By putting the bouncy balls into the trampoline bounce, the rebound becomes far more powerful, launching the girl high into the air. The boy sitting on the edge ends up tumbling off as she shoots past.

The lesson is to use the available props (the bouncy balls) to amplify the trampoline's bounce, rather than expecting her to jump higher on her own.

Tips & Common Mistakes

Mistake: just tapping the girl. She only bounces at her normal low height.
Mistake: pushing the boy alone. Moving him does not make her jump higher.
Mistake: ignoring the balls. Use the bouncy balls to supercharge the trampoline; the extra bounce launches her to the top.

Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.

Walkthrough Notes

Her trampoline bounce is too weak. Use the bouncy balls on the ground to supercharge the trampoline so she launches over the wall. The victory line "Wow! so high!" confirms it. Compare this with pushing the boy: he falls off, but the boost comes from the balls.

Why It Works

Her trampoline bounce is too weak to clear the wall. The colorful bouncy balls on the ground are not decoration; they supercharge the bounce. Use them to amplify the trampoline, and she launches over the top. The boy sitting on the edge topples off as she rises. Climbing the ladder or pushing the boy does not generate lift. The balls are the boost.