T-131 THE MOONS OF JUPITER by Hideo Kato
1. A red disk is inserted into a handsome case and it magically changes colour to yellow - then back to red - on both sides!
2. Then it changes to blue...
3. ...and then, almost instantaneously, to green.
T-130 TRICKY BUSINESS by Hiroshi kondo
1. As you go to hand your business card to a spectator, you suddenly notice it is blank on both sides. No problem! You insert the blank card into your magical printing machine.
2. The card is now initialed by a spectator.
3. A magic word or two and the SAME INITIALED CARD now has printing on the other side!
T-129 MIRAGE by Shigeru Sugawara
1. A bill is borrowed and slipped into the Mirage case. The ends of the bill remains in full view at all times.
2. The plastic blade is then unmistakably pushed through the borrowed bill.
3. The blade is simply pushed all the way through and the bill is removed - ABSOLUTELY UNHARMED!
T-128 PARADOX by Shigeru Sugawara
1. The magician displays a steel triangle. In full view and faster than the eye can follow...
2. ...it changes shape to form a steel circle, but that is not all...
3. ...as it instantly changes again into a steel square! A tri-squircle perhaps?
T-127 TELESPHERE by Hiroshi Kondo
1. The magician displays three crystal vials, two covers, and three balls.
2. The balls mysteriously jump from vial to vial, and from the magician's pockets to the vials.
3. In a spooky sequence, a ball penetrates through the bottom of a vial.
T-126 MATCH-STICKS by Hideo Kato
1. The magician displays four blue sticks and four white sticks. Each stick has a number printed on it.
2. The magician sets aside one of the white sticks as his prediction. The spectator selects ANY blue stick...
3. ...and amazingly, the sticks match! This can be repeated over and over.
T-125 GHOSTWRITER (Inventor Unknown)
1. A spectator selects a card out of a deck of playing cards. The selection is sandwichd between two blank slates. A white pencil is waved over the slates.
2. When the slates are opened, a message is now written: "The name of the card is the Ace of Clubs". But wait - the selected card was the Ten of Hearts! Has something gone wrong?
3. No, for the magician cleans the slate with a cloth, part of the writing remains and now everyone can see the words: "Ten of Hearts".
T-124 MIRROR-MATE by Hideo Kato
1. The magician displays a small double-sided ordinary mirror and a cover.
2. The cover, containing a a cut-out silhouette of a chess knight, is slipped over the mirror.
3. Magically, the chess knight "comes to life", appearing in the mirror, only to vanish seconds later.
