Magical Morphing Jokers - Tutorial

Hello again, everybody. This is my 100th video, so I want to thank all my friends and subscribers. You guys are all great. I appreciate all the great comments. Okay, this trick is called the Magical Morphing Jokers. Now, the Jokers, people discard the Jokers all the time, and the Jokers are not very happy about that. There are two Jokers that come in every deck, and most people get rid of the Jokers, All four jokers. In this trick are magical because if you look real closely you can see that the jokers have little kings on them and the jokers all want to be king. So what they need to do is they can morph themselves and become king. The morphing procedure involves flipping over upside down and turning themselves into kings. So the first joker goes under and flips over with a little shake. The second joker follows, and he turns upside down. With that, the third joker follows underneath, along with his friend, the fourth joker, and four jokers are underneath. And now with a little bit of a shake, one, two, three, and three of the jokers have now turned over. We'll take the fourth joker, and the fourth joker... With one little shake, the fourth joker has completed the morphing stage and now they're all under. Now, part of this changing into the king process involves losing their faces. So these jokers have completely lost their faces and now they're all backs. But now the time has come and they're ready to be king. So if the first joker has turned into a king, that means... That all of his friends have followed, and all four jokers have flipped into kings. Okay, this is a pretty cool trick. It actually is a version of the trick Tailspin that I saw. Thank I forgot who did it, but I'll show you how the trick is done. What you need is to start with four kings, and you want to go black, red, red, black. So you want to have two of the same color in the middle. And you want to make a break. Where you have a one king just like that on the bottom you. and the three kings like that. So you start the trick with the four jokers face up and you show the four jokers. You set the four jokers on top and then you lift up the whole pack of eight cards. That's the seven cards and the one that has the break on it. You show the jokers. One, put it on the bottom underneath that break. Two, put it under the break. And now what you do is you're dropping the break, so you drop that, and then you put the third joker underneath and you show the fourth joker. Now you're done with the deck. Now the cards look like this. You've got three kings that you snatched away. So now what you do is you take this joker, put it back on the top, and you do an Elmsley count. You go one, two, three, and one of the jokers has flipped. Now what you want to do is you want to make a little break, a pinky break by the back card. All right. It's any way you can get that break, a little pinky break, and then you take this joker and put him on the bottom because what you want to do is you actually want to hold two cards on the bottom so when you show the four jokers, now two of the jokers have flipped over, but you're actually holding on to two cards in this hand. Then, what you do is you grab onto all four, you flip, put this joker at the bottom, make a little break above him, and put the next joker right below him. So now, you've got it holding onto the two jokers, just like that at the bottom, so now you show the four cards, and you show the two jokers as one. Then you put the jokers together in the third, this is the two jokers here, you put them in the third position ready for an elmsley count, square the pack up, and give it an elmsley count. So now all the jokers are flipped over. Now peel the top joker off, show both the bottom of this. Peel the next joker off, show the bottom. Now you're flipping the pack over, holding on to it like this, peeling the next one off, and now you're ready to slide that card off. So you do it like Like a paintbrush, and you go. Just like that, and it's morphed into a king. Take the king out, square it up, flip the king over, and you're ready when you turn it over to say that all the jokers have turned into kings, and you do a final Elmsley count. And that's the magical morphing jokers. Thank you. See you all next time.