Step By Step Instructions:

Secret
Magician comes to life and finds any chosen card! Each card back has one frame of animation
on one half and one reveal card on the other half.

Supplies
You are supplied with Magic Makers SS Adams Magic Cartoon Deck, which is printed with a
special animation on the backs.

Deck Setup
Deck order is very specific to make the animation work. Take your deck out of the box, turn it
face up, and spread it out to note the order. The first card (starting on the left) is a special card
which provides a bonus ending. The next three cards are jokers and have a full stage printed
on the back. The rest of the cards follow in new deck order: Ace-King of Hearts, Ace-King of
Clubs, King-Ace of Diamonds, King-Ace of Spades. If the deck is ever dropped, shuffled, etc. you
can reset it using this order. See proper deck order at the bottom of this page.

IMPORTANT: Always double check each card’s orientation to make sure the reveal cards are
all at the top and the animation at the bottom, otherwise a reveal card will show during riffling
and ruin the trick.

Beginner's Handling
Take the deck out of the box face down so the magician is showing. Say something such as,
“Monty the Magician wants to do some magic but he needs your help. He wants you to pick
your favorite card in the deck and he’ll find it for you.” You can quickly flash the top one, two,
or three cards (the stage cards) to enforce the idea that all the cards are the same.

Turn the deck face up and fan the cards out. Have a spectator name or point at a card of their
choice. Take the card in the position below it (i.e. They pick the 9 of Clubs, you take the 8 of
clubs; they pick the 5 of Diamonds, you take the 6 of Diamonds), place it on the top of the face
up deck and rotate it 180 degrees. Turn the deck face down and you are now ready to do the
magical animation.

Helpful Tips
1. Keeping the deck progressively out-jogged to the bottom instead of completely squared up
will ease the riffling.
2. It should take about 10-15 seconds to riffle through the animation. Riffle too fast and
spectators will not see the animation as clearly, too slow and the cards will not riffle smoothly.
3. Hold the cards so that when they are riffled the animation can be easily seen, but the reveal
cards on the other end are never seen.