Brain Out 2 Level 86

Overview

Level 86 asks "What should I do if the new energy sports car is out of power?" A frustrated woman is stuck in a red electric sports car that has run completely flat — an empty battery icon with a cross is lit on the rear, and she is pulling her hair in frustration. A charging pile sits unused on the right side of the road, a couple is strolling on the left, and the sun shines overhead. The obvious problem is that the car has no electricity and the charger nearby is not connected. The victory line, "It's too outrageous to think of this!", reacts to the absurdity of the situation once the car is finally powered and drives away.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the scene. Notice the red electric car is dead, the driver is stressed, and a charging pile stands idle on the right. The car's rear shows an empty battery symbol.

1. Do not honk, push, or disturb the driver. Tapping the woman or the car body does nothing — the vehicle needs power, not coaxing. The walking couple and the sun are scenery.

1. Connect the charger to the car. Take the charging cable/connector from the charging pile and plug it into the car's charging port at the rear. Electric sparks flicker on the body where the current flows in.

1. Let it charge and drive off. Once power flows in, the dead battery is replenished. The car starts up and drives away down the road, leaving the empty road and the charging pile behind.

1. Confirm. With the car gone, the screen displays "It's too outrageous to think of this!" and the level is cleared.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a straightforward "reconnect the power" puzzle dressed up with distractions. The car's problem is explicitly stated — it is out of power — and the scene conveniently contains a charging pile. Most players stare at the stressed driver, the sun, or the walking couple because those look like the joke targets, but none of them supply electricity.

The charging pile on the right is the only energy source in the frame, and it is deliberately left unplugged. The blue sparks that appear on the car's rear body after connecting show current actually entering the vehicle. Once the battery is fed, the car behaves like a normal charged EV: it simply drives off, which is why the final frame shows an empty road.

The "outrageous" reaction is about how absurdly simple the fix was — the charger was right there all along. There is no need to tow the car, use solar power, or involve the pedestrians; the missing step was just plugging in.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: tapping the frustrated driver. She cannot will the car to move; the problem is the flat battery, not her mood.
• Mistake: trying to use the sun or the pedestrians. The sun and the strolling couple are decoration; neither supplies the car with power.
• Mistake: leaving the charger unplugged. You must drag the charging connector from the pile to the car's charge port. Until the sparks appear, the car stays dead.

Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.

Key Frames