Brain Test 5 Level 5

Overview

"He doesn't want to be bald anymore." A bald man in a yellow shirt stands on a grassy hill looking glum. A tree stands behind him, a lumberjack holding a chainsaw watches from the right, and a paintbrush and a baseball cap lie on the ground. The level advances through teasing rounds with a girl, a blue bird, and a nest before finishing with the man styled with hair beside the girl and a checkmark.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Scan the opening props for something that belongs on a head: the cap is only a covering, while the chainsaw and brush are work tools. The true solution prop is the hairpiece that the scene brings forward in the mocking round, so do not settle for hiding the scalp under a hat.
2. Once the scene moves to the mocking round, the man already has a rough spiky head of hair; the girl in the maroon dress stands beside him holding scissors, and the blue bird perches on a branch carrying a strand of hair in its beak.
3. Retrieve that hairpiece and fit it onto the man's head so it covers the bare scalp. Keep the scissors away from his hair; they are a joke prop held by the teasing girl, not a tool to cut anything.
4. In the bird round, the bird hops onto the grass near a nest holding three eggs in the tree. Leave the nest and eggs alone; the bird is only continuing the teasing before the win state appears.
5. The finished state shows the man and the girl standing together with hearts above her, the bird beside them, his hair fully styled, and the green checkmark over the pair.

Strategy & Reasoning

The baldness problem is solved by adding hair, not by covering the head. The baseball cap is the obvious-looking alternative, but it merely conceals the scalp and the level does not treat that as fixing baldness. The chainsaw and paintbrush are trade tools placed around the lumberjack character, and their presence nudges you toward construction or painting solutions that have nothing to do with hair.
The repeated rounds are narrative dressing rather than separate puzzles. The girl and the bird mock him because he still lacks a proper hairstyle, and the scissors in the girl's hand are a visual gag about a bad cut, never an interactive tool. The nest with eggs beside the bird similarly looks like something to disturb, but the winning sequence leaves it untouched. The core interaction stays constant across the rounds: bring the hair to the top of his head and let it register there.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not put the cap on him as though wearing a hat solves baldness; the level wants an actual hairpiece, not headwear.
• Stay away from the chainsaw, brush, and scissors; all three are distraction props that never contribute to the checkmark.
• Place the hairpiece on the top of the skull rather than on his face or shoulders; the hit area for fitting hair is the head itself.