Quick answer
Begin with the available washing and cleaning objects to prepare the green character for the makeover. Cleaning, grooming and dressing are separate stages. The green character is the active target, while the other people help identify the scene.
- Level
- Level 80
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Give the Goblin a Makeover.
Video walkthrough

Video by DooMinDad's Game Story on YouTubeWatch on YouTube
YouTube loads only when you press play. You can also open the video on YouTube.
Step-by-step
A green-skinned character stands indoors between a waiting prince-like man and another woman, with grooming and clothing objects nearby. Begin with the available washing and cleaning objects to prepare the green character for the makeover. Apply the item to the central character and watch the response before selecting another nearby object.
Use the accepted face and hair interactions before selecting the final clothing. The changed appearance helps identify completed work, leaving the still-available supplies as the next things to inspect.
Inspect the room for remaining accessories and finish the appearance changes as the meter fills. Do not interpret the first transformation as the final outfit; later grooming and clothing can remain separate tasks.
Choose the completed outfit and let the doorway meeting conclude the makeover. Let the last interaction finish its animation before deciding that another object needs to be used.
Tips
- Cleaning, grooming and dressing are separate stages. The green character is the active target, while the other people help identify the scene.
- Use the accepted face and hair interactions before selecting the final clothing. The changed appearance helps identify completed work, leaving the still-available supplies as the next things to inspect.
- Inspect the room for remaining accessories and finish the appearance changes as the meter fills. Do not interpret the first transformation as the final outfit; later grooming and clothing can remain separate tasks.
Common mistakes
- Do not treat the first outfit change as the end while the face or hair remains unfinished.
Frequently asked questions
Does the first dress change finish the goblin’s makeover?
Do not treat the first outfit change as the end while the face or hair remains unfinished. Cleaning, grooming and dressing are separate stages. The green character is the active target, while the other people help identify the scene.
What is the last part of this transformation?
Choose the completed outfit and let the doorway meeting conclude the makeover. Let the last interaction finish its animation before deciding that another object needs to be used.
Which scene does the level 80 solution cover?
A green-skinned character stands indoors between a waiting prince-like man and another woman, with grooming and clothing objects nearby. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.