Ten Mysteries of "The Unwound Future" Quiz

Answer: True

The game begins with Professor Layton and his trusty sidekick/student, Luke, heading to a clock shop in Baldwin. The reason they've decided to do this is to follow a note supposedly written by Luke ten years in the future asking for help. Upon arriving at this mysterious clock shop tucked away into a quiet part of the city (on Midland Road) they are asked to solve a few clock-related riddles before selecting a gear which operates the buildings gigantic clock.

In a later chapter, Layton and Luke discover that it was, in fact, a futuristic version of himself who sent the letter backwards through time using a wormhole created in the clock shop.

Answer: The Prime Minister

One week before Professor Layton and Luke received their strange letter, they attended a scientific demonstration with Inspector Chelmey and Prime Minister Bill Hawks present. When the mysterious scientist involved in the demonstration asks Hawks to volunteer to be a part of a test run on the machine, he accepts.

It turns out that this large device is a time machine. When the doctor behind the controls starts up the console, the machine destroys itself and he and Hawks vanish without a trace. Over the next week, many of London's chief scientists also start to go missing. Rumour has it, they're all being held hostage.

A look through Scotland Yard's archives in the present time confirms (for Layton at least) that Hawks is alive. Inevitably, Layton and Luke find Bill Hawks when they finally come face to face with the supposed future Professor Layton. Later in the game, it is also revealed that Hawks was the man responsible for Claire's death many years ago.

In the end of the game, Hawks is found hooked up to a large detonation device in the generator of a mobile fortress. Yikes!

Answer: All analog clocks have become digital

Although 'Warped London' is the third mystery to be added to Professor Layton's log, it's the first mystery to be solved (quite early on in the game). Emerging from the clock shop, Layton and Luke find themselves in a peculiar place unlike Midland Road.

Investigating further, they discover that the bus stop they arrived at has been long unused and their bus route has been defunct for several years; it's been replaced by an underground subway/rail system. By the end of chapter one it seems that the pair actually have stumbled into a future London; a newspaper confirms the date is ten years in the future. Later in the game during the big reveal, Layton finally realizes that the entire town is a set designed to make them believe it's the future.

It's actually a subterranean complex. By the time Layton unveils this groundbreaking shocker, 'Warped London' becomes one of the first elements of a mystery to receive a 'whole story' update in the log.

Answer: Layton's hat

For some reason, when Luke and Layton reach the warped, futuristic version of London, people are afraid of the Professor (and indignant towards Luke, save Belle) and they hypothesize from a number of frightened passers-by that it has something to do with Layton's top hat though he does say he won't take it off since a hat is a sign of a gentleman. Later, in chapter two, Layton and Luke discover that there are many frauds who attempt to look like Professor Layton and the hat signifies the intrepid protagonist. Coincidentally, the person who changed London into its present form is described as 'a devil in a top hat'.

Answer: Clive

Layton and Luke's journey through futuristic London involves multiple spots, almost as a proving ground for Future Luke. Arriving in Future London they are told to head onward to a hospital at 123 Auckland St to visit Dr. Andrew Schrader, Professor Layton's old mentor, in Room 312.

This meeting leads to the discovery of an old car and new note sending them to the Gilded 7 Casino on Flatstone Street, a reputed hotbed of criminal activity. Here is where Layton and Luke meet the future Luke. He explains that he sent them on their tasks to prove to them that they were sent into the future and he asks Layton to participate in a battle of wits involving four cards. Later in the story, Future Luke is discovered to be a mastermind behind the whole operation. Actually a young man named Clive in a Future Luke disguise, his building was destroyed by the original time machine experiment many years ago and he has sought revenge ever since.

His plan of vengeance is the final grand scheme thwarted by Professor Layton.

Answer: The Family

Upon their arrival in Future London, Layton and Luke meet several Family Goons (outside the Hotel Duke, in the arcade, outside the underground railway entry, etc.) as they investigate this strange, new place. According to Future Luke, The Family is led by an evil, futuristic Professor Layton!
The Family has a habit of appearing and causing problems for Layton and the Lukes; when they try to leave the Gilded 7s Casino, they're attacked with tommy guns and Layton is forced to make a gun out of broken slot machine parts to fight them off.
It is later discovered that The Family also runs the local newspaper and guards several parts of London.

Answer: Chinatown

According to Future Luke, after the time machine was destroyed ten years earlier, the demonstrator hid out with Professor Layton and the two became interested in changing the past. Layton and Luke drifted apart and Layton came into control of the London Underworld.

They were also responsible for creating the time machine in the Midland Road Clock Shop, creating a chance wormhole connecting the two different times. Luke says that Future Layton's headquarters are in Chinatown, so they head there to pay him a visit. Upon reaching the top of the pagoda, Layton, Luke, Flora, and Future Luke all meet the mysterious figure posing as Layton and reveal that he is Dr. Stahngun!

Answer: No

Layton discovers that Stahngun is a fake name early on. After the machine was destroyed, this character went into hiding. After Bill Hawks and Dr. Stahngun disappeared, there was chaos and a number of prominent members of the scientific community started disappearing.
Dr. Stahngun isn't seen again until the group makes their way to the top of the Chinatown pagoda to discover that he is, in fact, the future Professor Layton. That's not all- it's also revealed that Dr. Stahngun is actually an alias used by Dimitri Allen, a scientist known for his study of time travel who perished in an explosion noted in the police archives.
Dimitri explains that he needed to become Layton to lure him into this future world and steal his thoughts (which he did using a pair of glasses in the pagoda). This way, he could reconstruct the day he lost everything that mattered to him. Layton and Bill Hawks both spoke to a particular person on the day of the accident, and their thoughts would triangulate the moment before that person's death so that he could save them.
Dimitri attempts to trap the group, but with the help of (of all people) Don Paolo, they escape...though Dimitri gets away with the Prime Minister. In the Thames Arms, it is discovered that Dimitri wasn't the grand mastermind at all- it was Clive posing as a future version of Luke.

Answer: Celeste

Throughout the game, Layton seems to believe that he sees a woman who looks identical to his old girlfriend, Claire, walking through the streets of future London. This woman later reveals herself to be named Celeste and appears later on to save the gang from the guards at the research center.
It is later revealed that many people are motivated to solve the mystery behind Claire's death including Dimitri Allen, Don Paolo, and Layton. When Dimitri unveils the truth about Claire, he notes that Bill Hawks was the man responsible for the explosion many years before resulting in Claire's death.
Celeste is partially responsible for saving the day on Clive's mobile fortress and she saves Clive from destroying himself on his contraption.
After the mystery is solved, Celeste is revealed to be Claire having actually been sent ten years into the future by the explosion, though she must return to her present to right the flow of time.

Answer: Scientist

The tenth mystery of the game pertains to people walking around with wet feet and pant cuffs. It turns out that this odd occurrence was confined to the town's scientific community who used a tunnel under the Thames to go back and forth between the research facility on the other side.

When the three visit the lighthouse, Layton, Luke, and Flora find that these men know that something else is amiss. The scientists were originally kidnapped to make them believe they were working in the future- this way, Dimitri could still move his time machine plans along.

It is also shown that some of the scientists had nothing to do with a time machine at all- they were brought into the underground 'future' London to create Clive's mobile armored fortress.