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This effect is both humorous and surprising, and captures your audience right away with the familiar character of Pinocchio. You explain that his nose grows every time he tells a lie, and as you are talking the nose visually grows longer. Your audience will be suspicious of the picture, so they are doubly shocked when you remove the picture from the frame, and allow them to confirm that it is nothing more than a single sheet of printed paper.
The beloved torn and restored newspaper is now much easier to prepare and perform, with Tenyo's latest version of this classic. We are releasing a brand-new gimmick that does not require scissors and glue to prepare, yet still provides a flash restoration. You will be able to quickly set up the newspaper with that day's edition, and baffle audiences with this new construction.| T-235 | |
 You receive a key-shaped pendant linked onto a metal chain, and two plates that contain matching keyholes. These simple and recognizable props enable you to capture an audience's attention immediately. Two impossible-looking routines are included that will teach you how to penetrate metal through solid metal, in no time. Insert a key through two plates that contain keyholes, and then lift a metal chain up from below the shaft of the key. Although there is clearly no easy way to remove the chain, it magically penetrates upward through the key. Next, you wind the chain around both plates and the key, with a double wrap of the chain. However, a simple pull of the chain enables you to penetrate the key and plates with the greatest of ease. |
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| Created by Toru Suzuki | |
 Flash Video (approx. 10.0MB) |
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This magic effect baffles everyone, including experienced magicians. The solid ball completely vanishes, and reappears from below the tabletop. When you learn the secret, you'll be just as impressed as your audiences. A simple gimmick, used in a diabolically clever way, has enabled us to develop this brand-new effect.| T-237 | |
 Tenyo has received special permission from creator Bob Ostin to release his close-up magic masterpiece with a newly-designed gimmick that we developed. The more times you repeat this trick, the more baffling it becomes. Our new gimmick is cleverly hidden inside the construction of the boxes, so there is no need to hide anything in your hands, or remove at the end of the trick. The secret is extremely well camouflaged. You'll be delightfully surprised at where we've hidden the gimmick. And your audiences will be astounded by this baffling magic.Show two boxes to your audience, allowing them to see the inside of each. The boxes appear to be nothing more than an ordinary pair of empty boxes with sliding drawers. However... when you close the drawer of one box, the drawer from the other box mysteriously opens! To prove that there is no connection between the two boxes, you insert a playing card between them. The drawers still magically open and close as if by magic. For a surprising finish, the boxes are completely separated from each other, and they still move in sympathy with each other! |
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| Created by Bob Ostin | |
Flash Video (approx. 8.6MB) |
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