Shin Lim – Shinanigens (1-2)

Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of visual sleight of hand magic. This two-disc DVD features 27 impromptu tricks and over 3.5 hours of comprehensive instruction, promising a thrilling journey into the art of magic.

Experience astonishing multi-phased color changes and one of the most visually stunning deck appearances you’ll ever witness. The DVD includes a special gimmick that enables you to perform the appearing deck. Here’s a glimpse of the effects you will master:

ANARCHY – This is one of the most visually striking and cleanest deck productions ever. Picture holding a single card, and with a subtle flick of your wrist, a complete deck of cards materializes in your hand. You can then reveal the full deck to your audience. Shin provides multiple variations and techniques, including making the deck vanish using the same gimmick, which can be adapted to any deck. This effect alone justifies the price of the DVD. Gimmick included.

SHINAG 2.0 – This effect showcases one of the most visually impressive card productions. With a simple spring of the deck, the selected signed card shoots out from the center. No strings, no magnets—just pure magic. Transfusion – Two cards are chosen, one placed in the center and the other on top, both face up for full visibility. With just a wave of the hand, the cards switch places in an incredibly clean manner. No awkward angles or complex sleights required. After witnessing this, you’ll be eager to perform it at every opportunity.

SHINSANITY – After producing four aces in a stunning display, the magician has a card selected and lost in the deck. He fans the four aces, holding them delicately. Under seemingly impossible conditions, one ace inverts itself, revealing the suit of the chosen card. When the magician reveals the inverted card, it astonishingly turns out to be the selected signed card.

THE COON – Imagine placing your spectator’s signed card in the center of the deck, slightly out-jogged. Without any movement, the signed card eerily rises to the top. No gimmicks involved—it’s completely impromptu. You have to see it to believe it.