Memory Relapse

Effect

Memory Relapse is a mentalism effect that uses an envelope to create a baffling moment of forgetfulness. The spectator is shown a predicted shape, but when they open the envelope, they seem to forget what they saw, leading to a surprising and mysterious outcome. The trick leaves the audience questioning their own memory and perception.

Full details

Memory Relapse is part of the 'Switchless' set, which includes four tricks that rely on a single versatile gimmick. This trick specifically uses an envelope to create the illusion of a forgotten prediction. The method is exam-proof, meaning it can withstand close scrutiny, and it works with everyday items like envelopes and cards. The full-length tutorial provides step-by-step instructions to help magicians master the effect.

Who should consider the trick

Memory Relapse is ideal for magicians who enjoy mentalism and want to add a strong psychological effect to their repertoire. It is also suitable for those who prefer tricks that use everyday objects and can be performed without complex setups. The trick is versatile enough for both close-up and stage performances.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The difficulty level of Memory Relapse is moderate. While the gimmick is easy to use, the trick requires practice to ensure smooth execution and to build the necessary confidence to perform it convincingly. The tutorial provides detailed guidance, making it accessible for magicians with some experience.

What magicians say

SankeyMagic highlights the versatility of the gimmick used in Memory Relapse and the other tricks in the 'Switchless' set. He notes that the effects are exam-proof and work with everyday items, making them practical for various performance settings. The full-length tutorial is praised for its clarity, helping magicians learn and perform the tricks effectively.