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Destination Station is a puzzle in Professor Layton and the Unwound Future.

Puzzle

US Version

"See the line of trains heading down? I bet I can guess exactly which station that complete stranger is going to get off the train at."

Which train is this stranger riding?

Circle your answer, A, B, C, or, D, and then tap Submit.

UK Version

"Prepare to be amazed! Once while travellin' on a train, I came to the realisation that I knew exactly which station this complete stranger was goin' to get off at. Further evidence of my psychic gift!"

This man doesn't really have any psychic powers. In fact, anybody could have made the same correct prediction. Which train was he travelling on?

Circle your answer, A, B, C or D, and then touch Submit.

Hints

Click a Tab to reveal the Hint.

You're not overthinking it, are you? If you were riding the same train as the young lad. You would know the answer.

If there's only one possible station for everybody left on a certain train to get off at, well, it would be pretty easy to guess somebody's stop, right?

Out of the four trains, which one might stop at only one station?

If a train is coming up to the last station on the line, you know for sure that all the passengers will get off at the next stop.

Yes, it's that simple!

Solution

Correct

US Version

Clever!

Train D is correct.

It's heading toward the final station, so you know that all the passengers have to get off at the next stop.

UK Version

Full steam ahead!

Train D is the right answer.

It is the only train that can reach one end of the line without passing another station, so you know that all the passengers have to get off at the next stop.

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 |number    = 136
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-|puzzle    = "See the line of trains heading down? I bet I can guess exactly which station that complete stranger is going to get off the train at."
+"See the line of trains heading down? I bet I can guess exactly which station that complete stranger is going to get off the train at."
 Which train is this stranger riding?
 Circle your answer, A, B, C, or, D, and then tap Submit.
+;UK Version
+"Prepare to be amazed! Once while travellin' on a train, I came to the realisation that I knew exactly which station this complete stranger was goin' to get off at. Further evidence of my psychic gift!"
+This man doesn't really have any psychic powers. In fact, anybody could have made the same correct prediction. Which train was he travelling on?
+Circle your answer, A, B, C or D, and then touch {{red|Submit}}.
 |hint1     = You're not overthinking it, are you? If you were riding the same train as the young lad. You would know the answer.
 |hint2     = If there's only one possible station for everybody left on a certain train to get off at, well, it would be pretty easy to guess somebody's stop, right?
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 Yes, it's that simple!
 |incorrect =
-|correct   = Clever!
+|correct   = ;US Version
+Clever!
 Train D is correct.
 It's heading toward the final station, so you know that all the passengers have to get off at the next stop.
+;UK Version
+Full steam ahead!
+Train D is the right answer.
+It is the only train that can reach one end of the line without passing another station, so you know that all the passengers have to get off at the next stop.
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 |jpname    = {{jpname|降りる駅|oriru eki}}

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