The Fifth Element:
A terrifyingly fair prediction trick that requires no preparation and can be performed with just one deck of cards.
*The performer can choose any four cards they like. The Sound Business : Just a mug and a few coins! A Miser’s Dream with a fun punchline that requires minimal preparation. *Requested by the organizer.

White Prediction:
The spectator verbally selects a card.
The magician looks at the deck, which is completely blank before printing.
The prediction card on the table is also blank, but the next moment the selected card is printed, and before you know it, the deck is also printed. Three Ball Trick: A demonstration and explanation of the classic magic trick, the “Three Ball Trick.” We will convey the charm of this classic trick while incorporating the “basics of hand movements” to make it look smooth and beautiful. Hanging Coins: An adaptation of David Ross’s super-famous trick. Three coins are hung in the air one after another and made to “disappear.” They are taken out again, but…? You will learn the importance of giving meaning to the location and movement of coins, rather than just making them disappear, and sequences in which multiple coins disappear.

SANTA

Life of Butterfly:
A beautiful card prediction that can be done spontaneously with just one regular deck.
However, what I want to convey here is not whether the card is correct or not, but rather the important thing to consider when confronting your own work: “What do you want to convey with this magic?” Animal Prediction: The animal chosen from the cards depicting animals matches the prediction…! Or so it seems, but it fails. However, a shocking climax awaits. A detailed explanation of the methodology for building magic using miscellaneous items unrelated to magic. Foodie Coin: Three coins disappear on a spoon and appear in a glass. An explanation of Coin Across, which became a hot topic on social media. There are no lines in the video, but this is the first time we will be showing an explanation of the performance with lines. The explanation is based on the creative theory that can be applied to any magic, focusing on “why, when, and how.” Anteater Feeding Time: An anteater eats the faces of a playing card. One of SANTA’s signature magic tricks using stuffed animals. The explanation is based on the theory used in theater, that “to add more depth to a work, you must be aware of the ‘invisible story’ that the props you use have.” Furthermore, this article explains how to further conceal the secret moves used during a performance. These techniques can be applied to any performance.

Card Magic

Anniversary Waltz

by Fuki.
An Anniversary Waltz performed using only a regular deck. Two signatures written on separate cards come together on a single card.

Lemonade Aces:
Find four Aces from a well-shuffled deck.
This trick works on skeptical audiences and even professional magicians. No gaffs, no manipulation.

I often performed this trick when I was performing at magic bars, where magic enthusiasts would sometimes come in.

Production to Change:
Produce four Kings from an empty hand, and then they transform into four Aces. The production enhances the effect of the change.

Since the entire process from production to change can be done in front of the chest or face, it’s easy to see even in a parlor setting and looks great on TV and social media.

You can also perform the production and change separately, making it easy to incorporate into your own routines.

Coin Matrix
① Easy Quick Four:
An easy matrix
where four coins instantly gather in one place.

② Another Flash Matrix
: A routine to perform after Easy Quick Four.

Slow Motion Coin Vanish:
Nate Leipzig’s masterpiece coin vanish.