The Cube Through Head by David Penn and TCC

Effect

The Cube Through Head creates a striking visual illusion where a Rubik's Cube appears to pass through a spectator's head. The magician shows two empty tubes, clearly inserts the cube into one, and places the tubes on either side of the spectator's head. After a countdown, the magician tips the tubes, and the cube seems to penetrate the spectator's head, landing in a net beside them.

Full Details

The trick uses specially designed tubes with strategically placed holes to maintain visibility of the cube while creating the illusion. The gimmick is made from high-quality North American Bonnet and includes two velvet carrying bags. The cube is standard-sized, allowing it to be combined with other Rubik's Cube magic effects. David Penn suggests integrating it into an 8-minute routine for maximum impact.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick suits magicians who perform with Rubik's Cubes and want a visually strong centerpiece for their routines. It works well for stage or close-up performances. Collectors may also appreciate its craftsmanship.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The trick is designed to be easy to perform. The mechanics rely on the gimmick's construction, so minimal sleight of hand is required. The main challenge is presentation, particularly building anticipation with the countdown.

What Magicians Say

SaturnMagicShop describes it as "a visually engaging illusion that will be a joy for you to perform." David Penn recommends it as the centerpiece of a longer routine, emphasizing its visual impact. The promotional material highlights its professional construction and collectible value.