Monte d'Or · the Professor's trunk
Every Miracle Mask minigame in one display case: the Toy Robot, the One-Stop Shop, the Rabbit Show, Horse Riding and the Akbadain Ruins. Pick a stage, read a hint, then reveal the solution and tick it off.
Pick a display case above to open its guide.
Minigame
Steer a windup toy robot across little dioramas, from a dusty lab to a floating castle, landing it exactly on the goal while toy mice scurry about.
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Main stages
Hidden Maze
Stage 1
"A forgotten lab full of weird devices but mostly filled with dust."
Start with ↑ ↑. The whole route takes 7 moves (the limit is 30).
1↑ 2↑ 3↓ 4→ 5← 6↑ 7←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 2
"An ancient ruin left by a lost culture. Small but perfectly formidable."
Start with → ↓. The whole route takes 8 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2↓ 3↑ 4→ 5← 6↑ 7→ 8↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 3
"A grand stadium built to pit man against man in a test of strength!"
Start with → →. The whole route takes 9 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2→ 3↓ 4← 5↑ 6→ 7↑ 8→ 9↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 4
"A cool spring that grants relief to those trekking over the arid sands."
Start with → ↓. The whole route takes 5 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2↓ 3↑ 4← 5←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 5
"An eerie place said to curse all who enter. But it can't be true...can it?"
Start with → ↑. The whole route takes 12 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2↑ 3← 4↓ 5→ 6↑ 7↑ 8→ 9↓ 10↑ 11← 12↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 6
"A remote jungle filled with plants that don't even have names yet."
Start with ↑ ←. The whole route takes 8 moves (the limit is 30).
1↑ 2← 3↓ 4→ 5← 6↓ 7← 8↑
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 7
"Ruthless pirates once sailed the seven seas aboard this ship."
Start with ↑ ←. The whole route takes 8 moves (the limit is 30).
1↑ 2← 3↑ 4↓ 5← 6→ 7↓ 8→
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 8
"The houses may be miniature, but you can still expect a big challenge!"
Start with ↓ ↑. The whole route takes 12 moves (the limit is 30).
1↓ 2↑ 3↑ 4→ 5← 6← 7↓ 8← 9↓ 10→ 11← 12↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 9
"If you look up at the sky after a storm clears, you just might catch a glimpse."
Start with ← ↑. The whole route takes 18 moves (the limit is 30).
1← 2↑ 3↑ 4→ 5↓ 6← 7↑ 8↓ 9← 10↓ 11↓ 12↑ 13→ 14↓ 15← 16↓ 17→ 18←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Stage 10
"Use the power of the golden keys to defeat the enemy!"
Start with ← ↑. The whole route takes 13 moves (the limit is 30).
1← 2↑ 3→ 4→ 5↓ 6← 7↑ 8↑ 9← 10← 11→ 12↓ 13↓
This route hasn't been verified step by step. Grab the golden windup keys to smash through the boss.
Hidden Maze 1
"The maze begins! It looks complex, but is all this stuff actually helpful?"
Start with ↑ ↑. The whole route takes 8 moves (the limit is 30).
1↑ 2↑ 3↓ 4↓ 5→ 6↑ 7↑ 8↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 2
"This is quite the popular spot! It's pretty tight all right! Be careful!"
Start with ↓ ←. The whole route takes 12 moves (the limit is 30).
1↓ 2← 3↑ 4← 5↓ 6↑ 7→ 8→ 9↓ 10→ 11→ 12←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 3
"You might be going around in circles, but at least there are no enemies!"
Start with ← ↓. The whole route takes 6 moves (the limit is 30).
1← 2↓ 3← 4← 5↓ 6↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 4
"You can get past those mice if you blend in. Follow their route, maybe?"
Start with ↑ →. The whole route takes 14 moves (the limit is 30).
1↑ 2→ 3↑ 4↑ 5← 6↓ 7↓ 8← 9↑ 10→ 11→ 12↑ 13← 14↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 5
"Those golden keys may be inviting, but you can't just grab them willy-nilly!"
Start with ↓ →. The whole route takes 18 moves (the limit is 30).
1↓ 2→ 3↓ 4→ 5← 6← 7↑ 8← 9↑ 10→ 11↓ 12→ 13↓ 14→ 15↓ 16↓ 17↑ 18→
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 6
"Sometimes the shortest possible route still feels like the long way around."
Start with → ↓. The whole route takes 15 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2↓ 3← 4→ 5↑ 6← 7↓ 8← 9↓ 10↓ 11↑ 12→ 13→ 14→ 15↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 7
"If you watch the enemies carefully, you can avoid them by a hair's breadth."
Start with → →. The whole route takes 19 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2→ 3← 4← 5← 6↓ 7↑ 8→ 9→ 10↑ 11→ 12→ 13↑ 14← 15← 16← 17↑ 18→ 19→
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 8
"Try not to disturb the mice and their endless, elegant dance!"
Start with → →. The whole route takes 19 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2→ 3← 4↓ 5→ 6↓ 7↑ 8→ 9→ 10→ 11↓ 12← 13↓ 14← 15← 16↓ 17→ 18← 19↑
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 9
"Mice chasing you down a tight alley? Relax! You'll be fine...probably!"
Start with → →. The whole route takes 23 moves (the limit is 30).
1→ 2→ 3→ 4↑ 5↑ 6↓ 7↑ 8→ 9← 10← 11↓ 12← 13↑ 14← 15↑ 16→ 17→ 18↓ 19→ 20↑ 21→ 22↑ 23←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 10
"Going near the enemy on purpose is risky, but when you must..."
Start with ← ↓. The whole route takes 15 moves (the limit is 30).
1← 2↓ 3← 4↑ 5← 6↓ 7← 8→ 9↑ 10→ 11↑ 12→ 13↓ 14← 15↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 11
"Always have your next move in mind-- or you'll be tripping over mice!"
Start with ↓ →. The whole route takes 16 moves (the limit is 30).
1↓ 2→ 3↓ 4↑ 5→ 6↓ 7← 8→ 9↑ 10↑ 11← 12↓ 13→ 14← 15← 16↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 12
"Conveyor belts as far as the eye can see. Just don't get carried away!"
Start with ← ↑. The whole route takes 8 moves (the limit is 30).
1← 2↑ 3← 4← 5↓ 6← 7↑ 8→
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 13
"It doesn't matter which goal you aim for, as long as you can get to it!"
Start with ↓ →. The whole route takes 18 moves (the limit is 30).
1↓ 2→ 3→ 4↓ 5↓ 6→ 7↑ 8← 9↑ 10↑ 11↓ 12→ 13→ 14↓ 15→ 16↓ 17↑ 18←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 14
"The very first step you take here will decide your fate. Choose carefully."
Start with ← →. The whole route takes 10 moves (the limit is 30).
1← 2→ 3↑ 4→ 5↓ 6→ 7→ 8← 9← 10↓
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Hidden Maze 15
"The deepest floor of the maze. No one who's entered has ever returned."
Start with ↓ →. The whole route takes 26 moves (the limit is 30).
1↓ 2→ 3→ 4→ 5↑ 6← 7↓ 8↓ 9← 10↓ 11↑ 12← 13↓ 14← 15↑ 16→ 17↓ 18↑ 19← 20↑ 21← 22↓ 23← 24→ 25← 26←
The teal line is the robot's route; the numbers mark where it stops after each move. The mice move at the same time as the robot, so follow the order exactly.
Minigame
Stock the shelves so a single customer buys every item in one trip, hopping from item to item by matching colour or type.
0 of 10 aisles cleared
Aisles
Aisle 1
Goods to place
The customer starts with Misthallery Delicious (red apple). Next they should buy Granny Jones, which shares its type. One working order ends with Queen Plantain.
Buying order
Aisle 2
Goods to place
The customer starts with Moon Mug (yellow mug). Next they should buy Starry Mug, which shares its type. One working order ends with Ornate Pot.
Buying order
Aisle 3
Goods to place
The customer starts with Inverted Compass (blue compass). Next they should buy Whirly Compass, which shares its type. One working order ends with Shutterbug Camera.
Buying order
Aisle 4
Goods to place
The customer starts with Witch's Song (purple ocarina). Next they should buy Fairy's Breath, which shares its type. One working order ends with Booming Snare.
Buying order
Aisle 5
Goods to place
The customer starts with Cinqberry Ring (red doughnut). Next they should buy Fiery Baguette, which shares its colour. One working order ends with Lime Glaze.
Buying order
Aisle 6
Goods to place
The customer starts with Whistling Dracaena (green leafy plant). Next they should buy Jade Cactus, which shares its colour. One working order ends with Wild Cactus.
Buying order
Aisle 7
Goods to place
The customer starts with Trendy Cap (blue hat). Next they should buy Retro Tie, which shares its colour. One working order ends with Hip Boots.
Buying order
Aisle 8
Goods to place
The customer starts with Podgikins (red bunny). Next they should buy Mr. B., which shares its type. One working order ends with Skitty Cat.
Buying order
Aisle 9
Goods to place
The customer starts with Safari 4x4 (yellow car). Next they should buy Shiny Hornet, which shares its colour. One working order ends with Leisure Boat.
Buying order
Aisle 10
Goods to place
The customer starts with Gravy Boat (white china). Next they should buy Tea Pot, which shares its type. One working order ends with Thick Tome.
Buying order
Minigame
A circus rabbit wants to be a star. Teach him actions, then direct him through ten little stage plays.
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Plays
Play 1
"Bunny is enjoying a pleasant walk in the woods one day, when things take an unexpected turn!"
This script is going to require six different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Awe, Cheer, Flee, Jaunt, Shiver, Shock.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | It was a hot, sunny day, and Bunny set out happily for a stroll in the woods. | Jaunt | Key moment |
| 2 | He'd only gone a little way, though, when black clouds filled the sky. Soon he heard the deep rumble of thunder. | Shiver | Key moment |
| 3 | Bunny ran into the woods for cover, when lightning struck a giant tree! | Shock | Key moment |
| 4 | Poor, startled Bunny turned tail and ran away from the woods as fast as his legs would carry him! | Flee | Key moment |
| 5 | Bunny ran until he realized the rain had stopped. He was amazed to see that he was standing in a field of sunflowers. | Awe | Key moment |
| 6 | No longer scared, Bunny was glad the storm happened, because now he had lots of tasty sunflower seeds to eat! | Cheer | Key moment |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 2
"Bunny the postman's work is never done. He delivers letters to all of the creatures of the forest."
This script is going to require six different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Cheer, Shiver, Shock, Wiggle.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | He loves delivering mail, because he gets to see his friends every day. | Cheer | Key moment |
| 2 | The only part he doesn't like is getting up early. Bunny is not a morning rabbit and is in the habit of oversleeping... | Shock | Key moment |
| 3 | But even on those days, he always finishes his round in good time. | Wiggle | Key moment |
| 4 | It's a teensy bit dangerous... | Shiver | Key moment |
| 5 | Luckily, he has a shortcut that leads him safely to nearly anywhere in the woods! | Prance | Free choice |
| 6 | Today's mailbag is bulging with letters and packages, so he'd better get going! | Jaunt | Free choice |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 3
"A cheery Bunny runs into a baby squirrel who's gotten lost. Can he help her find her way home?"
This script is going to require nine different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Blush, Dig, Worry.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | One fine day, Bunny was in high spirits. | Jaunt | Free choice |
| 2 | And no wonder: he was on his way home from the bakery with a freshly baked cake under his bunny arm. | Blush | Key moment |
| 3 | But as he happily skipped along, he suddenly found himself nose-to-nose with a baby squirrel. | Spy | Free choice |
| 4 | Where had the little thing come from? Bunny tried to talk to her, but the squirrel just cried and cried. | Worry | Key moment |
| 5 | Bunny thought maybe he could make her laugh with a few tricks! | Wiggle | Free choice |
| 6 | But it was no good. The only way he could comfort the baby was to give her his delicious cake. | Shiver | Free choice |
| 7 | Once she had calmed down, the baby squirrel told Bunny where she lived, and he took her home to her mother. | Dig | Key moment |
| 8 | But poor Bunny was now out of cake! He headed home with sad, drooping ears... | Sulk | Free choice |
| 9 | But then the squirrel's mother ran out and gave Bunny a gigantic carrot cake! | Cheer | Free choice |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 4
"On the eve of the carnival, Bunny stays up late having the time of his life with all of his friends..."
This script is going to require 10 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Slump, Spin, Tantrum, Worry.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bunny was so excited he could barely keep still! | Wiggle | Free choice |
| 2 | He hopped back and forth until he could stand it no longer and decided to visit his friend, the squirrel. | Jaunt | Free choice |
| 3 | After playing with the squirrel, Bunny went over to see the beaver. | Spin | Key moment |
| 4 | The two friends had a great time, and it was nearly dark before Bunny set off for home. On the way, he bumped into an owl. | Sulk | Free choice |
| 5 | The owl was just as excited as Bunny was, and he babbled on happily about the carnival until late into the night. | Stagger | Free choice |
| 6 | He sank into a deep slumber and had blissful dreams about the carnival and all his friends. | Slump | Key moment |
| 7 | Bunny woke with a start, his fur standing on end. | Shock | Free choice |
| 8 | It was late! He'd overslept! What about the carnival?! | Worry | Key moment |
| 9 | Bunny rushed out to join in the fun, but he was too late! | Flee | Free choice |
| 10 | He'd been so excited about the carnival and stayed up so late that he overslept and missed everything! | Tantrum | Key moment |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 5
"After visiting his friend's house, Bunny feels a bit jealous and decides to move."
This script is going to require 11 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Blush, Eureka, Jig, Stamp, Wiggle.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bunny was invited to visit his second cousin, Fluffy, who had just moved into his new home in the woods. | Jaunt | Free choice |
| 2 | When Bunny saw Fluffy's sparkling new house, he grew rather envious. He wanted a new home as well! | Stamp | Key moment |
| 3 | But he also wanted it somewhere more interesting. So he went around to look at all of his friends' houses. | Spy | Free choice |
| 4 | "A house near the river like what the beaver has would be nice," thought Bunny. | Jig | Key moment |
| 5 | "But I also like the squirrel's house. It's right on a treetop and in the sunshine." | Wiggle | Key moment |
| 6 | "But a big, wide cave like the one the bear has would be convenient too! I could invite everyone over at once!" | Blush | Key moment |
| 7 | Bunny pondered all this as he wandered through the woods. | Sulk | Free choice |
| 8 | The owl listened to Bunny's dilemma, and at the end he shook his feathered head. | Chatter | Free choice |
| 9 | Bunny thought about what the owl said, and suddenly the answer came to him! | Eureka | Key moment |
| 10 | All this time, he had been envious of his friends, but he had forgotten how lovely and cozy his own house was! | Cheer | Free choice |
| 11 | Suddenly eager to be back home in his cozy rabbit hole, Bunny dashed off, carrying a valuable lesson with him. | Prance | Free choice |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 6
"Bunny teaches a naughty wolf an important lesson."
This script is going to require 13 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Bunny Kick, Jig, Leap, Shock, Stamp, Wiggle.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Whenever the forest animals were having fun together, Wolfie would play naughty tricks on them. | Shock | Key moment |
| 2 | Bunny thought up a plan and secretly dug a big hole. | Dig | Free choice |
| 3 | Bunny crept up behind Wolfie while he was drinking from the river... | Slink | Free choice |
| 4 | and kicked him into the water! | Bunny Kick | Key moment |
| 5 | Wolfie wasn't too happy about getting all wet, and he certainly didn't like being made fun of. | Wiggle | Key moment |
| 6 | Wolfie got very angry and chased Bunny! | Flee | Free choice |
| 7 | With Wolfie hot on his heels, Bunny ran straight into the forest. | Spy | Free choice |
| 8 | Bunny darted through the woods and jumped into the middle of a patch of tall grass. | Leap | Key moment |
| 9 | Wolfie fell right into the hole just as Bunny had planned! | Cheer | Free choice |
| 10 | Bunny looked down to see Wolfie howling at the bottom of the trap. | Awe | Free choice |
| 11 | Wolfie realized how mean he had been to the other animals and apologized for his bad behavior. | Stamp | Key moment |
| 12 | He said that he would change his naughty ways and promised to be a good wolf from then on. | Chatter | Free choice |
| 13 | The forest animals all enjoyed playing with Wolfie from that day forward. | Jig | Key moment |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 7
"A hunter enters the forest... Not good news for Bunny."
This script is going to require 13 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Dig, Jig, Roll, Shock, Stamp.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bunny was hopping through the trees when he bumped into the bear, who looked like he was in pain. | Prance | Free choice |
| 2 | Bunny was afraid of the bear, but he plucked up the courage to talk to him. | Shiver | Free choice |
| 3 | The bear said he hurt his paw by stepping in a hunter's trap. | Stamp | Key moment |
| 4 | Bunny wanted to help and went to talk to the owl. The owl was the wisest of all his friends in the forest. | Chatter | Free choice |
| 5 | The owl told Bunny to get some medicinal herbs that would help heal the bear. | Eureka | Free choice |
| 6 | Bunny hurried to fetch the herbs and took them to the bear. | Dig | Key moment |
| 7 | This made the bear feel a lot better. He thanked Bunny and made his way home. | Cheer | Free choice |
| 8 | Bunny was merrily hopping through the forest when all of a sudden he was spotted by a hunter! | Shock | Key moment |
| 9 | Bunny hopped as fast as he could, but the hunter chased him all the way to the river. | Flee | Free choice |
| 10 | But Bunny couldn't swim. He thought he was done for! | Worry | Free choice |
| 11 | Then, out of nowhere, a bear appeared! He knocked Bunny out of harm's way then roared and scared off the hunter! | Roll | Key moment |
| 12 | The bear paid back Bunny for the courage and kindness he'd shown earlier. | Wiggle | Free choice |
| 13 | They've been friends ever since! | Jig | Key moment |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 8
"Animals can dance, no question there! But can they do it with style?"
This script is going to require 14 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Blush, Breakin' Bunny, Bunny Kick, Flutter, Hand Walk, Jig, Wiggle, Worry.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bunny was no exception. He loved living in the forest too. | Jaunt | Free choice |
| 2 | One day, a dance contest was announced to decide who was the best dancer in the forest. | Shock | Free choice |
| 3 | This was Bunny's big chance to impress the rabbit of his dreams! | Blush | Key moment |
| 4 | Bunny hurried home and practiced his best moves all night long. | Flee | Free choice |
| 5 | The forest animals were all showing off their moves in front of a big crowd. | Worry | Key moment |
| 6 | Bunny scanned the crowd and saw that even the rabbit he had a crush on was there. | Spy | Free choice |
| 7 | It was finally Bunny's turn, but he was a fluffy bag of nerves. | Shiver | Free choice |
| 8 | Bunny decided to give it everything he had and dance with all his might. | Bunny Kick | Key moment |
| 9 | Wiggle, wiggle! Bunny's shaking put everybody in a trance! | Wiggle | Key moment |
| 10 | Then he walked around on just his front paws! A great display of strength! His nerves did make him a little unsteady... | Hand Walk | Key moment |
| 11 | Wow! Some gasps rose from the crowd as Bunny really got going! | Jig | Key moment |
| 12 | Next came an acrobatic jump! It wasn't perfect, but the crowd didn't mind. | Flutter | Key moment |
| 13 | And for the big finale, an old-school break-dancing move! | Breakin' Bunny | Key moment |
| 14 | And the victorious Bunny even stole the heart of his bunny sweetheart too! | Cheer | Free choice |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 9
"Bunny ventures deep into the forest to find a special flower."
This script is going to require 16 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Blush, Bunny Kick, Jig, Roll, Slump, Stagger, Wiggle.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Then one day, the boy met Bunny. | Jaunt | Free choice |
| 2 | Bunny was timid, but he always went about his way with a smile on his whiskers. | Wiggle | Key moment |
| 3 | They soon became the best of friends, and Bunny visited the boy every day. | Prance | Free choice |
| 4 | The boy's illness became worse, so he could not meet Bunny anymore. | Sulk | Free choice |
| 5 | Bunny knew the boy's only hope was the nectar from a rare flower. He had to get it! | Eureka | Free choice |
| 6 | But the flower only grew deep within a very dangerous forest. | Shiver | Free choice |
| 7 | So Bunny plucked up his courage and went into the woods. | Bunny Kick | Key moment |
| 8 | Bunny searched high and low for the flower. | Spy | Free choice |
| 9 | Just when he was about to give up, he saw it at last! | Cheer | Free choice |
| 10 | Bunny had to hop as fast as he could down a perilous path to get the flower to the boy. | Awe | Free choice |
| 11 | Unfortunately, Bunny fell down a steep slope when his paws slipped on some ice! | Roll | Key moment |
| 12 | Thinking only of saving the boy, Bunny made his way through the snow. | Stagger | Key moment |
| 13 | The boy picked up the flower and was suddenly surrounded by a strange glow. | Spin | Free choice |
| 14 | It wasn't long before he found Bunny lying in the snow. | Slump | Key moment |
| 15 | The boy thought he could hear a voice somewhere in the wind... | Blush | Key moment |
| 16 | "I'm glad you got better. Will you come and visit me next time it snows?" | Jig | Key moment |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Play 10
"Bunny is hard at work preparing for a harsh winter, but the fox is still just playing every day. How will it all end?"
This script is going to require 15 different actions, got it?
The ringmaster's tips for the key moments:
Actions you'll need for those moments: Blush, Cheer, Dig, Jig, Shock, Stamp, Worry.
| # | Scene | Action | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bunny was hard at work getting ready for the coming weather. | Dig | Key moment |
| 2 | He helped the squirrel collect nuts. | Spy | Free choice |
| 3 | He helped the bear collect strawberries. | Roll | Free choice |
| 4 | The fox, on the other hand, never helped out and just made fun of how hard all the other animals were working. | Stamp | Key moment |
| 5 | Fortunately, Bunny's hard work paid off, and he waited for the return of spring, snug and warm in his cozy home. | Shiver | Free choice |
| 6 | One chilly winter's day, Bunny went to the river to find the fox looking quite sad. | Jaunt | Free choice |
| 7 | Bunny felt sorry for the fox and went to see what was wrong. | Chatter | Free choice |
| 8 | "I asked the squirrel and the bear for help, but they ignored me. They just left me out here in the cold!" | Worry | Key moment |
| 9 | Bunny was still worried about the fox, so he went back to the river. | Sulk | Free choice |
| 10 | Bunny felt so sorry for the fox that he invited him back to his house. | Eureka | Free choice |
| 11 | He shared the nuts and strawberries that he had worked so hard to collect with the fox. | Spin | Free choice |
| 12 | Then there was a knock at the door! | Shock | Key moment |
| 13 | They brought their own supplies of food to share with the fox too! | Cheer | Key moment |
| 14 | Bunny looked at his furry friends and smiled. | Blush | Key moment |
| 15 | "The most important thing is friendship!" | Jig | Key moment |
Key moments need the action shown. At free-choice moments other actions also fit; the one listed is the script's own pick.
Some actions come up in chats with the rabbit; the rest you teach him on the training screen by touching him the right way. Not sure? Each training tip is hidden until you open it.
| Action | What it shows | How he learns it |
|---|---|---|
| Cheer | A little bound of happiness. | Chat with the rabbit for the first time |
| Jaunt | Walk along at a merry pace. | Chat with the rabbit |
| Prance | Bound forward with delight. | Chat with the rabbit |
| Blush | A little bit embarrassed. | Chat after finishing play 2 |
| Dig | Work hard at digging. | Training (Idea comes from a chat after play 2)How to teach it"Bunnies look determined when they're digging. I could try tapping the ground around his feet..." |
| Spin | Twirl on the spot. | TrainingHow to teach it"I need to get him on his hind legs and make him spin. Maybe if I rub his chest from side to side..." |
| Jig | A gleeful, lively dance. | Training (Idea comes from a chat after play 4)How to teach it"A spin and then a backflip! It might work if he stands up and I rub him from head to tummy." |
| Wiggle | A playful tail wiggle. | Training (Idea comes from your first chat)How to teach it"He called his tail a tuftie! Maybe if I give it a tug from side to side..." |
| Hand Walk | A wobbly walk on front legs. | Chat with the rabbit |
| Leap | Do a great leap in the air. | Training (Idea comes from a chat after play 5)How to teach it"A big leap, hmm? I could make him face the other way and then try tapping him on his back..." |
| Spy | Look around furtively. | Chat after finishing play 2 |
| Bunny Kick | A fierce kick only for rabbits. | TrainingHow to teach it"To kick, he would have to stand up. Then I could try tapping rhythmically to his left or his right." |
| Roll | An adorable forward roll. | TrainingHow to teach it"If it's anything like a forward roll, he might do it if I rub his back..." |
| Breakin' Bunny | Perform some hip hops! | TrainingHow to teach it"Apparently, this dance involves a handstand and plenty of spinning. Let's try rocking him side to side." |
| Shiver | Tremble with fear. | Chat with the rabbit for the first time |
| Sulk | Shuffle along miserably. | Chat with the rabbit |
| Flee | Run away in terror! | Chat with the rabbit |
| Stamp | Stamp your feet in a huff. | Chat after finishing play 2 |
| Slump | Collapse with exhaustion. | Training (Idea comes from a chat after play 3)How to teach it"He has to be splayed out for this to work. Hmm. What if I tried pulling his tummy to the floor?" |
| Stagger | Wobble on the verge of falling. | Chat after finishing play 1 |
| Tantrum | Squirm with frustration! | Training (Idea comes from a chat after play 3)How to teach it"I used to roll over and writhe like a baby. I think tickling his chest might provoke a similar reaction!" |
| Shock | Fall over with surprise. | Chat with the rabbit |
| Awe | Look from side to side in awe. | Chat with the rabbit |
| Slink | Sneak with intent. | Chat after finishing play 4 |
| Worry | A gush of concern. | Chat after finishing play 2 |
| Eureka | What a brilliant idea! | Chat after finishing play 3 |
| Chatter | Chat away enthusiastically. | Chat after finishing play 1 |
| Flutter | Jump and kick in the air. | Chat with the rabbit |
Minigame
The policeman who saw your chase after the Masked Gentleman invites you back for some recreational riding on three flag courses.
0 of 3 courses cleared
Courses
Course 1
"A casual course for the beginner. Practice the basics here!"
Course 2
"A solid intermediate course for riders who love the wind in their hair."
Course 3
"An advanced course for those who can't resist a challenge."
Minigame
A top-down adventure through the ruins beneath Monte d'Or: dodge mechanical mummies, roll boulders and dig for treasure on the way down to the gate.
0 of 8 floors cleared
Floors
Floor B1
Challenge rooms
Begin with: ← 1 · ↑ 5 · ← 1
Every step or dig gives the mummies a move. Lure them into corners, then slip past.
Floor B2
Puzzles on this floor
Challenge rooms
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↑
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: ← 2 · ← 1 · push ↑ 1
Every step or dig gives the mummies a move. Lure them into corners, then slip past.
Floor B3
Puzzles on this floor
Challenge rooms
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↑
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: ← 1 · ↓ 2 · ← 2 · ↓ 1 · ← 1
Every step or dig gives the mummies a move. Lure them into corners, then slip past.
Begin with: walk to 1 and push →
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Floor B4
Puzzles on this floor
Challenge rooms
Floor B5
Puzzles on this floor
Challenge rooms
Begin with: walk to 1 and push →
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↓
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: ↑ 3 · ← 1
Every step or dig gives the mummies a move. Lure them into corners, then slip past.
Floor B6
Puzzles on this floor
Challenge rooms
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↓
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↑
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↑
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: ← 2 · ← 1 · ↑ 2 · ← 1
Every step or dig gives the mummies a move. Lure them into corners, then slip past.
Floor B7
Puzzles on this floor
Challenge rooms
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ↓
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ←
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: walk to 1 and push ←
Boulders roll until they hit something, so think about where each one will stop before you push.
Begin with: ← 1 · ↓ 1 · ← 1 · ↓ 2 · ← 1 · ↓ 1 · ← 2
Every step or dig gives the mummies a move. Lure them into corners, then slip past.
Floor B8
Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask has five minigames. Three of them live in the Professor's trunk and each one fills a house in Layton's Challenges when you finish it. Horse Riding is a short course game you can replay for high scores. The Akbadain Ruins is the Chapter 6 trip under Monte d'Or as young Hershel. Each case in the display above opens that minigame's stages, with a hint first and the full solution behind a second click.
| Minigame | How it opens | Stages | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Toy Robot | Solve Puzzle 005, Robot Factory (Chapter 1) | 10, plus 15 in the Hidden Maze | The Toymaker's House in Layton's Challenges; after the 10 regular stages, choose Hidden Maze on the Toy Robot map for 15 more stages |
| The One-Stop Shop | Solve Puzzle 010, The Place to Be! (Chapter 1) | 10 aisles | The Shopkeeper's House in Layton's Challenges |
| The Rabbit Show | Chapter 1, when the rabbit joins the trunk | 10 plays, 28 actions to teach | The Ringmaster's House in Layton's Challenges |
| Horse Riding | Chapter 5, at night: talk to the policeman in Carnival Square | 3 courses | High scores only |
| Akbadain Ruins | Chapter 6, The Ghosts of Akbadain | 8 floors with 17 challenge rooms | Hint coins, collection items and buried puzzles |
Names here follow the North American release. Where a European stage name is known, it's shown under the stage name.
They're in the Professor's trunk, which you open from the Touch Screen menu. The Toy Robot, the One-Stop Shop and the Rabbit Show appear there once each is unlocked.
Clear Toy Robot's 10 regular stages, then choose Hidden Maze on the Toy Robot map to play 15 more stages.
Yes, three of them do. Finishing the Toy Robot, the One-Stop Shop and the Rabbit Show opens the Toymaker's House, the Shopkeeper's House and the Ringmaster's House in Layton's Challenges.
As you go. The ruins are part of the Chapter 6 story, so check every glowing dig spot on each floor before taking the stairs down. Each floor in the display case lists the puzzles found there.
No. The "Cleared" ticks stay in this browser only. Use the reset button in a minigame to clear them.
