Brain Out 2 Level 63

Overview

Level 63 asks "Who is pranking?" Three children stand in a row holding chocolate ice creams on a sunny day: a red-haired boy on the left, a chubby blond boy in the middle, and a brown-haired girl on the right. One of them caused a mess. Look at their faces and body language to spot the mischievous one.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the question. You must identify which child is the prankster.

1. Watch what happens. In the sun, a big splash of chocolate erupts in the middle of the group.

1. Read each child's reaction:

• The middle boy looks shocked, ice cream dripping — he is the victim.
• The girl looks sad and wronged — she is also a victim.
• The red-haired boy on the left has a sly, guilty expression and is already turning to run away.

1. Tap the red-haired boy on the left. He is the one who caused the prank and is trying to slip away.

1. Confirm the clear. The prompt reads "Gotta catch that mischievous kid!" and the green next button appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a read-the-room puzzle. The chocolate mess appears between the three children, so at first it looks like an accident. But the question is who is PRANKING — i.e., who did it on purpose. The answer lies in the body language, not the ice cream itself.

The middle boy's wide eyes and open mouth show surprise — he was not expecting it. The girl's downturned mouth shows she is upset by the mess. Neither of them looks like the instigator. The red-haired boy on the left, however, has a mischievous smirk and is already dashing off as if he wants to escape before he gets caught. That guilty, fleeing reaction gives him away.

The sun in the corner is just the setting; it does not melt the ice cream as a trick here. The "mischievous kid" line confirms you should be chasing the one running off. By tapping the red-haired boy, you pick out the prankster and the level clears.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: tapping the middle boy. He looks shocked — he is the victim, not the culprit.
• Mistake: tapping the girl. She looks sad, wronged by the prank.
• Mistake: tapping the sun. The sun is just scenery. The prankster is the red-haired boy on the left with the sly look who is trying to run away — tap him, and "Gotta catch that mischievous kid!" confirms the clear.

Replay Notes

When you replay this level, resist the obvious first instinct: the surface objects and the character's complaints are usually a distraction, and the real solution is hidden in an interactive detail most players never touch. Work through the scene once normally to see what the game allows you to drag, swipe, or shake, then combine the objects in an unexpected order rather than using them where they seem to belong. If you get stuck, remember that Brain Out 2 levels rarely require complex chains — the answer is almost always one counter-intuitive gesture applied to something on screen. Reset, ignore the noise, and look for the single movable item that does not look like a tool.

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