How do I get the boy to fly in Part 2 of Brain Test 5 Level 9?

A blue bird appears on a branch or nearby. Drag the bird toward the boy to have it carry him into the air. Ignore the barbells and weights on the ground — they are decoys representing things that make you too heavy to fly.

How does the boy reach the moon in Brain Test 5 Level 9?

In Part 3, the background shifts to a space setting with a giant moon visible above. Drag the boy upward toward the moon to have him land on it. The scale has been exaggerated to make the moon reachable.

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Brain Test 5 Level 9 Walkthrough

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Brain Test 5 Level 9 gets a chubby boy airborne three times — balloon liftoff in Part 1, blue-bird-assisted flight in Part 2, and landing on the moon after the scene zooms out to space in Part 3.

Board Notes

Layout: Level 9 opens on a sunny green lawn with a chubby boy in an orange shirt holding a cluster of colorful balloons tied on a string. A wicker basket sits nearby. The prompt reads "He wants to fly."
Goal: Three flying scenarios use a different prop each time. Part 1 uses the balloons, Part 2 uses a blue bird, and Part 3 involves reaching the moon after the scene shifts to a space background.
Opening: Part 1 — tap the balloon cluster or drag it upward to lift the boy off the ground. Part 2 ("He wants to fly again") — drag the blue bird that appears toward the boy to have it carry him higher. Part 3 ("He still wants to fly") — the background becomes space with a giant moon above; drag the boy upward to land on the moon.
Danger Zone: In Part 2, barbells and weights on the ground are deliberate gravity-themed decoys. Tapping them or dragging them does not help the boy fly. The blue bird is always the answer in Part 2. In Part 3, the unusual space scale may be disorienting — the moon is the tap target, not the blue blob or any ground element.
Mechanics: Level 9 escalates the flying theme from realistic (balloons) to whimsical (bird carry) to absurd (moon landing). The scale change in Part 3 — where the Earth shrinks and the moon becomes reachable — is the classic Brain Test 5 size-bending trick that turns the impossible into the obvious solution.

Quick Tips for Brain Test 5 Level 9 (spoiler-free)

In Part 2, the barbells represent things that make you too heavy to fly. They are decoys. Focus on the blue bird.
The moon in Part 3 looks far away but is a tappable/draggable target. Treat it like any other object on screen.
Each part retires the previous prop. Once the balloons do their job, they are gone; in Part 2 the bird takes over; in Part 3 the moon is the destination.

How to Solve Brain Test 5 Level 9 — Full Solution

Part 1 — "He wants to fly": tap the bunch of colorful balloons the boy is holding, or drag them upward. The balloons lift the boy off the ground.
Part 2 — "He wants to fly again": a blue bird appears on a branch or flying nearby. Drag the bird toward the boy to have it carry him higher into the sky.
Part 3 — "He still wants to fly": the background shifts to a night/space scene with a giant moon. Drag the boy upward toward the moon or tap the moon to have him land on its surface.
The boy lands on the moon and the level ends.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Interacting with the barbells or weights in Part 2 — they are gravity decoys and prevent flight.
Tapping the blue blob or Earth instead of the moon in Part 3.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get the boy to fly in Part 2 of Brain Test 5 Level 9?
A blue bird appears on a branch or nearby. Drag the bird toward the boy to have it carry him into the air. Ignore the barbells and weights on the ground — they are decoys representing things that make you too heavy to fly.
How does the boy reach the moon in Brain Test 5 Level 9?
In Part 3, the background shifts to a space setting with a giant moon visible above. Drag the boy upward toward the moon to have him land on it. The scale has been exaggerated to make the moon reachable.