Super Sucker by Rizki Nanda

Created by: Rizki Nanda

Super Sucker is a close-up coin magic trick that delivers a surprising visual transformation with a classic sucker plot twist. The magician begins by showing a US nickel and a lollipop, seemingly demonstrating a straightforward method for making the coin disappear into the bottle (or similar container). Just when the audience thinks they've figured out the trick, the magician subverts expectations with an impossible conclusion—the coin visually transforms into the lollipop or appears in an unexpected way. This routine emphasizes comedic timing, psychological engagement, and strong audience reactions, making it ideal for interactive performances. Buyers should note that it's a gimmicked effect designed for minimal sleight-of-hand, offering a clean and visual payoff suitable for various skill levels.

Key features

Based on the classic sucker trick premise with a surprising twist
Visual coin-to-lollipop transformation effect
Engaging and interactive style that creates strong audience reactions
Minimal sleight-of-hand required due to gimmicked design
Emphasizes comedic and psychological elements in performance
Useful for learning presentation, timing, and audience management

Pros

Highly visual and fun transformation
Strong audience reactions and memorable impact
Accessible to a wide range of performers with minimal technical barrier
Engaging sucker plot that subverts spectator expectations

Cons

Tutorial could be clearer or confusing for some learners
May require practice to master the timing and presentation for maximum effect

Effect

The Super Sucker trick shows a coin, like a US nickel, placed into a spectator's hand. The magician then appears to reveal the secret in a clumsy way, showing a lollipop. The audience believes they have caught the method. The magician then opens the spectator's hand. The coin has vanished. The magician then shows the lollipop, which now has the coin visually and impossibly stuck to its center. The trick subverts expectations for a strong reaction.

Full details

Super Sucker is a magic trick by Rizki Nanda. It uses a special gimmick. The routine is based on the classic sucker plot. This plot involves pretending to expose a secret before delivering a surprise. The trick requires a US nickel and the included gimmicked lollipop. The method is self-working. This means it happens automatically with the correct handling. No advanced sleight of hand is needed. The performer must focus on presentation and timing.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is good for magicians who want a visual and interactive routine. It works for close-up and street magic. It is suitable for performers who enjoy comedy and psychological plays. The self-working nature makes it accessible for beginners. Experienced magicians can use it to study audience management. The trick creates a strong, memorable moment for spectators.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is not difficult to perform mechanically. The method is self-working. The challenge lies in the performance. The magician must sell the initial reveal of the lollipop. This makes the audience believe they know the secret. Good timing and a confident presentation are required. Reviewer Craig Petty noted the visual transformation is fun. He also said the tutorial could be clearer. Practicing the presentation is important for the best effect.

What magicians say

Reviewers highlight the trick's strong visual payoff and engagement. A performance video by Rizki Nanda shows the routine creates strong audience reactions. It is noted as useful for learning presentation and timing. In a review show, Craig and Ryland evaluated Super Sucker. Craig Petty said, "Super Sucker offers a fun, visual transformation." He noted the trick impresses but mentioned the tutorial could be clearer. The trick was also featured in a Penguin Magic new releases showcase. It was described as a classic coin-in-bottle-style effect with a clean, visual experience.

What people are saying about Super Sucker

magicorthodoxy says...

A trick involving a lollipop and a nickel.

magic-tv (Craig Petty) says...

'Super Sucker' impresses with its visual coin-to-lollipop transformation, though the tutorial could be clearer.

penguinmagicshop says...

This style of magic is beloved for its engaging, interactive nature and its ability to create a strong, memorable reaction. For magicians, watching a performance like this can be a great source of inspiration for presentation, timing, and audience management.