Brain Out 2 Level 155

Overview

Level 155 says "Help the boy win the competition!" It is a tug-of-war: a small boy strains against a huge, muscular green orc, with three girls watching nervously. A feather lies on the ground near the orc, and a money pouch hangs at the orc's waist. The victory line, "Winning!", appears once the orc is toppled.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. See the mismatch. The boy is way outmatched by the strong orc.

1. Notice the feather. A feather lies on the ground.

1. Tickle the orc. Use the feather to tickle the orc.

1. He bursts out laughing and lets go. The orc loses his grip on the rope while laughing.

1. The boy wins. The orc tumbles to the ground, dizzy. The screen says "Winning!" and the level is cleared.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a trick tug-of-war. Brawn alone cannot win — the orc is far too strong. The feather is the clue: it is not for pulling, it is for tickling.

Tickling the orc makes him laugh uncontrollably, which forces him to release the rope. With the opponent no longer pulling, the small boy effortlessly wins.

The money pouch on the orc's belt and the cheering girls are decoration. The lesson is to outsmart the strongman rather than overpower him: tickle him.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: pulling harder. The boy is too weak; he cannot win by force.
• Mistake: bribing with the money pouch. That does not help.
• Mistake: ignoring the feather. Use the feather to tickle the orc; his laughter makes him let go, and the boy wins.

Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.

Walkthrough Notes

The boy cannot out-pull the strong orc. The feather on the ground tickles him into releasing the rope. The victory line "Winning!" confirms it. Compare this with pulling harder: brawn loses.

Why It Works

The boy cannot out-pull the muscular orc. The feather on the ground is a tickling tool; tickling the orc makes him laugh and release the rope. The money pouch is irrelevant. Brawn loses to trickery here. Once the orc lets go, the boy wins by default.

Handy Reminder

The feather must touch the orc directly. Merely picking it up does not tickle him.

Quick Recap

The orc doubles over laughing and loosens his grip automatically. You do not need to pull afterward.

Final Note

The rope slips from the orc’s hands mid-tug, so the boy wins without straining.

Closing Line

The orc collapses onto the grass, defeated by laughter.

Aftermath

The boy grabs the rope and casually walks away as the orc continues rolling on the grass laughing.

End Note

No further pulling is required; the trickery alone secures the win.

Tickle him until the rope drops.

The feather tickles him into releasing the rope.

Tickle him until he laughs and lets go.

Key Frames