Bryan Saint FOOLS Penn and Teller again! But this time, he does it with a rubiks cube! #magic #magician #magictrick #pennandteller #pennandtellerfoolus #foolus
It's pretty simple, they sell it down at the shop, that's a 4D time displacer table, nothing fancy, each time he places the cube on the table it's sent to his future self who must solve it and place it on the table where his past self reveals it.
I like Rubik's Qubes. I don't usually like Rubik's Qubes magic. All tricks i saw revert to the same basic patterns and effects. Not this one! This is marvellous, thrilling, both plot and execution and sleight and delivery! Wow! I watched a second time and was astonished by even more subtles in the story telling that i didn't notice first time!
You can hear a faint clicking when he’s got it behind his jacket, so I think he had that cube set up for a one or two move solve and he one-handed it. As for the others, I’m not sure where all the extra cubes are going.
@@rogierius the white is on top while he's holding it in the air. he sets it on the table orange side down, meaning white is now on the front. It's just a quick pivot (prob unintentional) as it goes behind the folder. But yes, it does look very much like it changed instantly as if it's a trick.
One handed cube solving is a thing, and it's definitely possible to always set yourself up for a simple solve. I'm pretty sure that's part of what's going on. Collapsible cubes would make hiding and bringing out multiple cubes easy. You need slight of hand to keep swapping in the one real cube. Unless he's using sleight of hand to sneak in and out real cubes - but I doubt that's it. I think it's just one handed cube solving, sleight of hand to make it seem like he's putting down one cube and picking up another, and using collapsible paper cubes when needing to show multiple or that all green cube.
Yeah he does the exact same pattern on the cube every time and solve it one handed. Notice how he takes a minute behind the green screen before he puts the cube down. Also watch the moves he makes when “scrambling the cube” it’s the same every time.
I'm sure you could build a cube that has electronics in it that allows it to solve itself quickly (look it up, they exist), but I'm not sure you even need that since you saw that he had at least three solved cubes on the table, maybe you'd need it just for the last cube. So it really just comes down to getting rid of the extra cubes he had, which could have just been some sort of mechanism in his pants or something when he went behind the table. You can hear what sounds like he is putting the cubes back on the table, but that is too obvious (you would have to put a special mic there just for that purpose, otherwise you wouldn't be able to hear anything), and is easily faked with some other electronic sound device. Notice when he put the all-green cube on the table, it made no sound. That's because the table isn't miked, all the sounds you hear of him putting cubes on the table are faked.
There's a switch and it's to swap out the all green cube. I know it's there and it's for the second cube seen behind the screen. But I can't figure out where the switch is made, because he still has to drop the second cube. Everything else is explained by a very good one handed cuber.
@@ShodHorse Perhaps you are forgetting that he showed three cubes, at 4:35. My theory is he had one real cube that he was very good at one handed solving, and had other fake cubes, that he could hide with slight of hand. Regardless of method, it was smooth and impressive.
he used 4 different cubes that fit into one another.... stacking the other cubes on top and finally just have one left with 3 inside. Its not a new trick and used before with babushka dolls.
You had the right idea, but not quite. He has 1 real Rubik's Cube that he knows how to manipulate so it's easy for him to solve with one hand behind the folder or his coat. He also has 3 shells of Rubik's cubes with only 5 sides. 2 colored ones and 1 green. On the colored ones the yellow side is missing so he holds the shell with the white side in front. Those are collapsible at the end of his act which is how he makes them appear to disappear. When he collapses them they turn black so we can't see them on the black table.
Ну и чего здесь такого ? Мужик принес с собою 4 кубика. 1 настоящий. И 3 бумажных, раскладных - складных. Он научился одной рукой за 1 - 1.5 секунды, за зелёной бумагой, собирать и разбирать кубик в 5 - 7 оборотов. Где себе двумя руками кубик подготавливал. Совершил несколько манипуляций, где публике показывал бумажные кубики, что их так много. И в конце, пальцами сложил бумажные кубики в толщину 3 - 4 мм. И пальцами эти бумажки засунул в пустое пространство в толщине столика. Где толщина столика составляет около 6 - 10 мм. Ну и что, на это ума у судей не хватило ?
@@GavinWongMagic формированная сборка кубика одной рукой максимум в 6 оборотов. На которую уходит максимум 1 секунда. Например. 0.5 секунды понадобится чтобы кубик собрать на 50 % в 3 оборота, во время его поставки на стол за зелёной ширмой. И потом также понадобится 0.5 секуны до окончания сборки, либо так же разборки кубика. Во время его подъема из за зеленной бумаги из стола на вид зрителям. В некотором эпизоде. Кубик в разложенном виде, мог запросто выставиться в картонный кубик. У которого нет одной стороны, куда вставляется настоящий кубик. Что вновь таки этот бумажный нарисованный в сборе кубик потом прячется в толщину стола.
@@herpowsito8267it’s actually a little bit of both. Before he picks up the folder, it’s the glare of the lights, but if you watch him put the cube down slowly, he’s rotating the cube an extra turn and putting the orange side down on the table and the next side that rotates around is the white side facing forward
Good logic speed solving the cube with sleight of hand swap in the jacket. The trophy was more respect/sympathy. They knew how he did it, but it was really well done.
It's pretty simple, they sell it down at the shop, that's a 4D time displacer table, nothing fancy, each time he places the cube on the table it's sent to his future self who must solve it and place it on the table where his past self reveals it.
Yep, exactly what I was thinking.
Who cares? This new host ruins the show so the acts don't matter
9:19 “That was fabulous!” -Teller
With that kind of sleight of hand, I'd love to see him fool P&T with the cups and balls! 😂
6:46 I think Teller is saying "I think I'm fooled, honestly"
I like Rubik's Qubes. I don't usually like Rubik's Qubes magic. All tricks i saw revert to the same basic patterns and effects. Not this one! This is marvellous, thrilling, both plot and execution and sleight and delivery! Wow! I watched a second time and was astonished by even more subtles in the story telling that i didn't notice first time!
You can hear a faint clicking when he’s got it behind his jacket, so I think he had that cube set up for a one or two move solve and he one-handed it.
As for the others, I’m not sure where all the extra cubes are going.
Foldable cubes? The last cube changes color from orange to white when he puts it down behind the green paper before tearing it.
He just puts it on the table with the orange part facing down, it doesn’t change colour.
@@rogierius the white is on top while he's holding it in the air. he sets it on the table orange side down, meaning white is now on the front. It's just a quick pivot (prob unintentional) as it goes behind the folder. But yes, it does look very much like it changed instantly as if it's a trick.
One handed cube solving is a thing, and it's definitely possible to always set yourself up for a simple solve. I'm pretty sure that's part of what's going on. Collapsible cubes would make hiding and bringing out multiple cubes easy. You need slight of hand to keep swapping in the one real cube.
Unless he's using sleight of hand to sneak in and out real cubes - but I doubt that's it. I think it's just one handed cube solving, sleight of hand to make it seem like he's putting down one cube and picking up another, and using collapsible paper cubes when needing to show multiple or that all green cube.
Yeah he does the exact same pattern on the cube every time and solve it one handed.
Notice how he takes a minute behind the green screen before he puts the cube down. Also watch the moves he makes when “scrambling the cube” it’s the same every time.
Listen carefully at 6:10. That's all I am gonna say.
At @5:36, you can hear him solving it with one hand behind his coat flap.
I’m all cubed out!
Nice twist!!
At 3:06 you can see the cube is missing a side. The one in his left hand doesn't have a yellow side. You can see it again at 3:09.
At 3:33 you see the cube move on it's own. Good catch!!!
Nah he flicked the top 2 rows quickly as he scrambled.
Might be hollow? As in foldable?
He's just doing finger tricks the cube is not moving on it's own @@OrangeXenon54
Wow, amazing❤
Nice effect 😊😊😊😊
Very cool indeed!
The wizard's magic
Cool
You can only see three sides of a cube.
Wait, is Alison out of the show?
The newest season is with Brooke Burke. No more Alison 😔
@@GavinWongMagic I kind of thought that was Carmen Electra - confused now.
They replaced her with a corpse
Collapsible fakes put into an opening in the stand
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Could you not build a rubix cube with OLED super bright displays on each cube faces? You could then cue digitally the changes throughout the act.
That makes sense. But he did hold up two cubes at one point.
@@OrangeXenon54 Three, even.
I'm sure you could build a cube that has electronics in it that allows it to solve itself quickly (look it up, they exist), but I'm not sure you even need that since you saw that he had at least three solved cubes on the table, maybe you'd need it just for the last cube. So it really just comes down to getting rid of the extra cubes he had, which could have just been some sort of mechanism in his pants or something when he went behind the table. You can hear what sounds like he is putting the cubes back on the table, but that is too obvious (you would have to put a special mic there just for that purpose, otherwise you wouldn't be able to hear anything), and is easily faked with some other electronic sound device. Notice when he put the all-green cube on the table, it made no sound. That's because the table isn't miked, all the sounds you hear of him putting cubes on the table are faked.
Cube with lights would look very different
@@SpaceClickYes he likely just had aliens probe the extra cubes so he could teleport them to oblivion
2:48 can see second cube behind folder
There's a switch and it's to swap out the all green cube. I know it's there and it's for the second cube seen behind the screen. But I can't figure out where the switch is made, because he still has to drop the second cube. Everything else is explained by a very good one handed cuber.
@@ShodHorse Perhaps you are forgetting that he showed three cubes, at 4:35.
My theory is he had one real cube that he was very good at one handed solving, and had other fake cubes, that he could hide with slight of hand.
Regardless of method, it was smooth and impressive.
@@stevewebber707 he had multiple cubes. Just had Them fit into one another. Its a pretty simple trick, but hes just crushinh it
5:19 audience didnt get that joke
I bet gavin can't make her disappear in the back stages. ❤😂
He had a mt least 4 cubes, 3 with colored stickers, and 1 with all green. But then there was only 1 cube... nice job.
Who the hell is Gavin Wong?
Lol
That's what I need to know! ... I've been bamboozled!?
There is only one actual rubic cube in this trick.. a self solving rubic cube i suppose.. the other 3 are shells
why are you posting his video while he has his own channel?
are you stealing his traffic?
Spoiler...
Notice how the cubes are different sizes? The "solved cube" has no bottom and is hollow. It's just like Russian nesting dolls.
he used 4 different cubes that fit into one another.... stacking the other cubes on top and finally just have one left with 3 inside.
Its not a new trick and used before with babushka dolls.
You had the right idea, but not quite. He has 1 real Rubik's Cube that he knows how to manipulate so it's easy for him to solve with one hand behind the folder or his coat. He also has 3 shells of Rubik's cubes with only 5 sides. 2 colored ones and 1 green. On the colored ones the yellow side is missing so he holds the shell with the white side in front. Those are collapsible at the end of his act which is how he makes them appear to disappear. When he collapses them they turn black so we can't see them on the black table.
Ну и чего здесь такого ?
Мужик принес с собою 4 кубика.
1 настоящий.
И 3 бумажных, раскладных - складных.
Он научился одной рукой за 1 - 1.5 секунды, за зелёной бумагой, собирать и разбирать кубик в 5 - 7 оборотов.
Где себе двумя руками кубик подготавливал.
Совершил несколько манипуляций, где публике показывал бумажные кубики, что их так много.
И в конце, пальцами сложил бумажные кубики в толщину 3 - 4 мм.
И пальцами эти бумажки засунул в пустое пространство в толщине столика.
Где толщина столика составляет около 6 - 10 мм.
Ну и что, на это ума у судей не хватило ?
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@@GavinWongMagic формированная сборка кубика одной рукой максимум в 6 оборотов.
На которую уходит максимум 1 секунда.
Например.
0.5 секунды понадобится чтобы кубик собрать на 50 % в 3 оборота, во время его поставки на стол за зелёной ширмой.
И потом также понадобится 0.5 секуны до окончания сборки, либо так же разборки кубика.
Во время его подъема из за зеленной бумаги из стола на вид зрителям.
В некотором эпизоде.
Кубик в разложенном виде, мог запросто выставиться в картонный кубик.
У которого нет одной стороны, куда вставляется настоящий кубик.
Что вновь таки этот бумажный нарисованный в сборе кубик потом прячется в толщину стола.
Mechanical cube, resets when "slammed" on a specific side.
6:16 Notice how the cube's orange face turns into white, and then orange again? What the hell
It's just the glare of the stage lights.
@@PowrDragn It does turn white when he puts it down
@@PowrDragn I knew someone like you would show up xDD I made sure it wasn't the case. You gotta try again.
@@herpowsito8267it’s actually a little bit of both. Before he picks up the folder, it’s the glare of the lights, but if you watch him put the cube down slowly, he’s rotating the cube an extra turn and putting the orange side down on the table and the next side that rotates around is the white side facing forward
look up "reflection"
I am a speed cuber. Ik exactly how it’s done. Not gunna spoil it. Nice work man gatta get some lube 😉
Where did he put the other two cubes? I suspect the green one is just green on three faces.
speed cuber can make 2 other rubiks cube disappear and also make the whole cube green? maybe you know one part of the trick, but not the whole act.
I love how so many people claim to know how things were done but never say. I guess it is just too sacred to spoil 😉
Good logic speed solving the cube with sleight of hand swap in the jacket. The trophy was more respect/sympathy. They knew how he did it, but it was really well done.
confidently incorrect comment of the day
@@getrektnerds1393 Says the one who has no theory of how it works. Ironic.
Doesn't she have anything else to wear?
Brooke, Penn and Teller all have to wear the same outfit the whole season because they film multiple episodes at a time