- AI Interrogation answers require selecting the correct evidence at each questioning stage.
- Iris Sagan has four evidence checks covering sedation, discovery details, and the oil drum.
- Ota Matsushita uses chocolate, a kitchen knife, and vehicle-related evidence.
- So Sejima and Hitomi Sagan have separate evidence paths with fewer steps.
- Spoiler warning: These answers reveal investigation details from AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES.
AI Interrogation Answers Overview
The interrogation mechanic in AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES asks Kaname Date to present evidence before questioning can continue. Each correct selection unlocks the next line of inquiry, while the evidence itself helps connect testimony to the wider investigation.
The key is to read the prompt carefully instead of choosing items only because they appear suspicious. Some answers require a single piece of evidence, while others require selecting two or three related clues in the same sequence.
| Interrogation Target | Number of Checks | Main Evidence Themes | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iris Sagan | 4 | Sedation, body discovery, oil drum, records | Moderate |
| Ota Matsushita | 3 | Chocolate, knife, vehicles | Easy |
| So Sejima | 4 | Photographs, warehouse, clothing, autopsy | Moderate |
| Hitomi Sagan | 2 | Manaka information, discovery location | Easy |
Read the Prompt
Match the wording of the question to the evidence category. A location prompt usually needs a scene clue, while a medical prompt points toward a report or condition.
Watch for Combos
Several checks require multiple pieces of evidence at once. Select every matching clue before confirming the answer.
Keep the Case Notes
If you are exploring without a guide, record each accepted answer. This makes later route comparisons easier and reduces repeated searches.
Treat each interrogation as a logic check. The strongest answer is usually the clue that directly confirms the statement, not simply the most dramatic item in the case.
Iris Sagan Interrogation Answers
Iris Sagan’s sequence contains four checks and gradually moves from her condition to the circumstances surrounding Renju’s body. The final stage combines several clues, so prepare to select more than one evidence item.
| Step | Correct Evidence | What It Supports |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sedation | Iris’s condition during the relevant investigation |
| 2 | Discovery of Renju’s Body | How the body was found |
| 3 | Renju’s Watch and Oil Drum | A connection between the objects and the case |
| 4 | Oil Drum, Elevator Record, and Renju’s Weight | A combined logistical and physical explanation |
Select Sedation
Choose Sedation for the opening check. This answer establishes the medical or behavioral condition Date is examining before the interrogation moves into the crime-scene details.
Confirm the Body Discovery
Select Discovery of Renju’s Body when the question turns toward how the body entered the investigation. Avoid choosing a general character profile or unrelated location clue.
Use the Watch and Oil Drum
Select both Renju’s Watch and Oil Drum. This is a paired evidence check, so choosing only one item will not satisfy the prompt.
Complete the Three-Part Evidence Set
Choose Oil Drum, Elevator Record, and Renju’s Weight together. The final answer depends on combining the object, movement record, and physical measurement.
The Iris sequence connects multiple investigation clues. If you are playing for the first time, stop before this section if you want to solve the case without revealed evidence.
Ota Matsushita Interrogation Answers
Ota Matsushita’s interrogation is shorter, but the last check still requires a combination. The evidence changes from a recognizable snack to a kitchen weapon and then to vehicle-related clues.
| Step | Correct Evidence | Selection Format |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Odoroki-man Chocolate | Single evidence item |
| 2 | Floral Pattern Kitchen Knife | Single evidence item |
| 3 | Odoroki-man Chocolate and 2 Cars | Two evidence items |
The most common mistake is selecting only Odoroki-man Chocolate during the final check because it also appears in the first answer. The third prompt requires the chocolate and 2 Cars together.
First Check
Odoroki-man Chocolate is the required answer. Look for the evidence connected to the snack rather than a weapon or vehicle clue.
Second Check
Choose the Floral Pattern Kitchen Knife. The pattern is important because a generic knife selection does not identify the correct evidence.
Final Check
Select Odoroki-man Chocolate and 2 Cars together. This is the only multi-item answer in Ota’s sequence.
| Evidence Item | Appears In | Practical Reminder |
|---|---|---|
| Odoroki-man Chocolate | Steps 1 and 3 | Reused in the final combination |
| Floral Pattern Kitchen Knife | Step 2 | Select the floral-patterned knife |
| 2 Cars | Step 3 | Must be paired with the chocolate |
Ota’s route can be completed quickly once you remember that the final prompt is a two-item combination rather than a repeat of the opening answer.
So Sejima and Hitomi Sagan Answers
The So Sejima and Hitomi Sagan interrogations use different evidence themes. So’s sequence focuses on Iris-related records, the warehouse, clothing, and medical timing. Hitomi’s route is shorter and centers on Manaka and the place where she was found.
So Sejima
| Step | Correct Evidence | Selection Format |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Iris’s Pictures | Single evidence item |
| 2 | So Leaving the Warehouse and Where Iris Was Found | Two evidence items |
| 3 | Iris’s Time of Death | Single evidence item |
| 4 | Iris’s Autopsy Report | Single evidence item |
For So’s second check, choose both So Leaving the Warehouse and Where Iris Was Found. The answer depends on connecting a person’s movement with the location where Iris was discovered.
Hitomi Sagan
| Step | Correct Evidence | Selection Format |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Information on Manaka | Single evidence item |
| 2 | Where Manaka Was Found | Single evidence item |
Hitomi’s sequence does not use a multi-item combination. If the evidence menu feels crowded, focus on the name in the prompt first, then choose the item that directly addresses the person or discovery location.
So’s interrogation has four checks and one paired selection. Hitomi’s has two direct answers, making it the shorter sequence to review when checking your case progress.
Evidence Workflow and Completion Checklist
Use this workflow whenever you reach an interrogation and want to solve it without skipping through dialogue. The method is useful for both first attempts and evidence verification after a route split.
| Phase | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Identify | Read the full question | Establish the evidence theme |
| Filter | Remove unrelated items | Reduce menu clutter |
| Match | Choose the direct clue | Answer single-item checks |
| Combine | Select every linked clue | Complete multi-item checks |
| Verify | Continue the dialogue | Confirm the answer advanced the sequence |
Read the Entire Question
Do not confirm an answer after scanning only the first few words. The final part of the prompt often identifies whether the game expects a person, location, object, record, or combination.
Sort Evidence by Theme
Group available evidence into categories such as medical records, photographs, vehicles, locations, and physical objects. This makes the intended answer easier to spot.
Check for a Combination
If the prompt connects two circumstances, select all evidence items that support the connection. Iris’s final check and Ota’s final check both require multiple selections.
Confirm Before Moving On
Continue the conversation after selecting the evidence. If the sequence does not advance as expected, review whether one item was omitted from a combination.
Interrogation Review Checklist:
- Read the complete question before selecting evidence
- Identify whether the answer needs one item or multiple items
- Check the Iris evidence combination carefully
- Pair Odoroki-man Chocolate with 2 Cars for Ota’s final check
- Review So’s warehouse and discovery-location combination
Randomly cycling through evidence can obscure the logic of the case and make it harder to remember route-specific details. Use the prompt, evidence category, and combination pattern together.
AI Interrogation FAQ
Q: What are the AI Interrogation answers for Iris Sagan?
Select Sedation; Discovery of Renju’s Body; Renju’s Watch plus Oil Drum; then Oil Drum, Elevator Record, and Renju’s Weight.
Q: What evidence does Ota Matsushita require?
Ota’s answers are Odoroki-man Chocolate, Floral Pattern Kitchen Knife, and finally Odoroki-man Chocolate plus 2 Cars.
Q: Which interrogation uses the elevator record?
Iris Sagan’s final interrogation check uses the Elevator Record together with Oil Drum and Renju’s Weight.
Q: Does Hitomi Sagan require a combined evidence answer?
No. Hitomi’s sequence uses two single-item answers: Information on Manaka and Where Manaka Was Found.
The interrogation system rewards careful evidence reading rather than speed. When a prompt refers to a connected event, assume the game may require a paired or three-part selection. For direct identity, medical, or location questions, begin with the most specific matching clue.
For additional series context, consult the official AI Interrogation game page after deciding whether you want to avoid spoilers. This guide is intended to make the answer sequence easy to scan while preserving the distinction between each character’s evidence path.
Keep the evidence names exact, especially Floral Pattern Kitchen Knife, 2 Cars, and the three-item Iris combination. Those details are the most likely to cause a missed answer.