Awe Sum by Joel Harbers
Created by: Joel Harbers
Where to buy
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Key features
Uses a 2x2 Rubik's Cube with numbers for a unique visual element
Combines prediction, mind reading, and CAAN effects
Highly interactive with audience participation
Self-working and easy to perform
Versatile for various routines like predictions and book tests
Pros
Engaging and interactive for audiences
Simple yet visually appealing
Self-working nature ensures consistency
Versatile for different performance styles
Highly praised by magicians and laypeople alike
Cons
Requires smooth handling of the Rubik's Cube
Method might be obvious to keen observers
Limited appeal to non-Rubik's Cube enthusiasts
Effect
Awe Sum is a magic trick that uses a 2x2 Rubik's Cube with numbers on its faces. The magician asks a spectator to mix the cube, select a number, and place it face down. The magician then predicts the sum of the numbers on the cube, which matches the selected number. The trick combines prediction, mind reading, and a card-at-any-number (CAAN) effect, creating a strong and engaging routine.
Full details
Awe Sum is designed to be simple yet highly effective. The trick involves a 2x2 Rubik's Cube with numbers on each face. The spectator mixes the cube, selects a number, and places it face down. The magician then predicts the sum of the numbers on the cube, which matches the selected number. The trick is self-working, meaning it requires minimal skill to perform, and it is highly interactive, making it suitable for casual or family audiences.
Who should consider the trick
Awe Sum is ideal for magicians who perform for casual or family audiences. It is also suitable for those who enjoy interactive and engaging routines. The trick is versatile and can be used for predictions, mind reading, and CAAN effects. It is particularly appealing to those who appreciate the visual interest of a Rubik's Cube in their magic routines.
Information on how difficult it is to perform
Awe Sum is considered easy to perform. The trick is self-working, meaning it requires minimal skill or practice. The main challenge is handling the Rubik's Cube smoothly, but this is not difficult to master. The simplicity of the trick makes it accessible to magicians of all skill levels.
What magicians say
Craig and Ryland highly praise Awe Sum for its simplicity and versatility, rating it 100/100. They describe it as a self-working trick that is highly engaging and visually appealing. Ryland's performance of the trick is noted for its interactivity and ease of follow. Matt, a layperson, found the trick impossible to figure out and praised its fairness and impossibility. Craig highlights the cube's ability to add intrigue and layers to the routine, making it more engaging than standard card tricks. Overall, Awe Sum is well-reviewed and recommended for its strong, foolproof effect and audience engagement.
What people are saying about Awe Sum
magic-tv (Craig) says...
The cube's numbers change with each mix, creating random totals for the spectator to use in the trick, making it highly interactive and versatile.
magic-tv (Craig & Ryland) says...
Awe Sum is a Rubik's cube-based trick that impresses with its self-working nature and versatility, rated 100/100.
magic-tv (Matt) says...
Matt, a layperson, loved 'Awe Sum' and found it impossible to figure out, praising its fairness and impossibility to decipher.
magic-tv (Ryland) says...
The trick is simple yet effective, showcasing a fun and interactive routine that’s engaging for audiences and easy to follow.
Performance videos
That's Awe Sum! One Of The Best Rubik's Cube Concepts Ever #Shorts
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Awe Sum by Joel Harbers | Brand New Rubik's Cube Effect
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Review videos
Awe Sum by Joel Harbers | Live Performance and Review - The Matt Test
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Awe Sum, Euruption, Back2Front, Magic Wine Paddle & More | Craig & Ryland's Magic Review Show #105
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