Pegasus Page
Created by: Chris Philpot
The Pegasus Page is a mentalism trick that combines visual elements with psychological intrigue. A spectator riffles through a magazine, stops at a random page, and notes the page number and the first word at the top. The magician then reveals a prediction that has been in view the entire time, showing a torn page from the magazine with the exact page number and the circled word the spectator was thinking of. This trick is perfect for close-up or parlour magic, offering a strong visual and mental impact. Buyers should note that the trick is part of the 'Odyssey' magazine, which includes multiple effects, and additional copies can be purchased at a reduced price if needed.
Key features
- Part of the 'Odyssey' magazine with 10 different effects
- High-quality, realistic magazine design
- Strong visual and mental impact
- Includes a method for replacing or obtaining additional magazines at a reduced price
- Suitable for close-up or parlour magic
Pros
- Highly visual and engaging for audiences
- Versatile, can be used in various performance settings
- Quality of the magazine is top-tier, resembling a real publication
- Multiple effects in one product offer great value
Cons
- Initial cost may be high for some at $100
- Requires the magazine, which could be damaged or lost
- Some effects may require practice to perform convincingly
What people are saying about Pegasus Page
Pegasus Page videos
Magic Review - 10 Tricks In 1! (Odyssey by Chris Philpott)
The reviewer dives into 'Odyssey', a luxury travel magazine by Chris Philpott that doubles as a magic tool, featuring 10 effects. The magazine's quality is praised for its realistic look and feel, akin to top-tier magazines. Effects include 'Speechless', where a spectator can't read words others can; 'Relaxation Time', playing with emotions and perception; 'Drunk Monkey', a favorite for its humor and interaction; 'Dreams Come True', involving destination revelation; 'Unhypnotized', focusing on positive affirmations; a book test based on the UF Grant long word principle; 'Psychic Scribblies', a clever word prediction; 'Image Reading', revealing thought-of images; and the 'Pegasus Page', a strong mentalism effect with visual elements. The reviewer appreciates the magazine's versatility, quality, and the thought behind each effect, recommending it for its value and the unique experiences it offers. The price is $100, deemed worth it for the quality and variety of effects included.
Takeaways:
- Odyssey combines luxury magazine aesthetics with 10 versatile magic effects.
- Effects range from mentalism to interactive performances, suitable for various audiences.
- The magazine's design and quality are highlighted as top-tier, enhancing the magical experience.
- Includes famous effects like 'Pegasus Page' and 'Unhypnotized', adding value for performers.
- Priced at $100, it's considered a worthwhile investment for the quality and variety of effects.
- A full performance of 'Drunk Monkey' is included, showcasing the magazine's potential in live settings.