In "Battle Of The Planets", Casey Kasem's character would yell out "TransssMUTE!", causing him to morph into the leader of G-Force.
Friday, December 30, 2005
Japanese Street Magic
Two things I really like are Japan and magic, and I recently stumbled across a video that combines the two. Apparently, the fellow in this video is a famous Japanese magician, and one day he decided to wander around the streets and seriously freak people out. He must be a flexible fellow; I wonder if Kit Fitzsimons can learn to do this?
Kit is indeed not fake, but he is certainly unreal. (In a "wow, that's unreal!" sense.)
And actually, that's the guy's real face. He's just an odd-looking guy. The trick is actually a classic magic bit, done by wearing a long coat with a false shoulder framework and special slits down the side. The magician basically just squats suddenly, contorts his body, and drops his head down through a slit in the shirt. Done well (as this guy does) it's startlingly realistic.
A former professional wrestling ring announcer and commentator, who now dreams of doing animation and voiceover work. He spends a great deal of time watching British comedy on YouTube, and is trying to push himself to learn how to draw.
2 comments:
That head looks fake.
Sorry TED! But Kit isn't fake.
Kit is indeed not fake, but he is certainly unreal. (In a "wow, that's unreal!" sense.)
And actually, that's the guy's real face. He's just an odd-looking guy. The trick is actually a classic magic bit, done by wearing a long coat with a false shoulder framework and special slits down the side. The magician basically just squats suddenly, contorts his body, and drops his head down through a slit in the shirt. Done well (as this guy does) it's startlingly realistic.
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