This is a magic DVD (English version) by the beloved Tommy Wonder. Anyone who hasn't seen it will be astonished. It's a learning experience in every aspect, from the well-crafted performance to the philosophy. I wish my own performance style could be like this. Is that too much to ask? ^_^ Contents: ■ Ring, Watch, and Wallet The magician tells a story about recently being robbed. The robber takes his ring and money, and even steals his watch. He cleanly places the three items into an envelope, but immediately after, he tears open the envelope and the contents have vanished. When the magician raises his hands, the ring is back on his finger, the watch is back on his wrist, and when he opens his wallet, the money has returned. ■ Magic Lunch A masterpiece that breathes new life into Don Alan's classic magic. First, a model egg appears before the audience's eyes as if by magic. The spectator is asked to draw a card (e.g., the 3 of Spades) and return it to the deck. When the egg is broken, a small card emerges from inside, which turns out to be the spectator's card. However, when the deck is then turned face up, all the cards have become the 9 of Diamonds. ■ Through the Eye of a Needle A needle and thread are produced. The magician pierces the rolled-up thread with the eye of the needle with his fingertips. With each shake of the needle, the thread passes through the eye of the needle, one by one. In the end, it is presented to the spectator with so many threads passed through that it cannot be pulled apart. ■ Tamed Card This elevates Peter Kane and Frank Garcia's masterpiece, Wild Card, into an even more mysterious and well-paced performance, refined into first-class entertainment with outstanding direction. It's a practical routine that requires no table and resets automatically. It's structured so that it can be performed repeatedly for the same audience. ■ 2 Cup Routine Tommy Wonder's famous Cups and Balls routine. Its mystery is so profound that it can even fool top magicians. It's practical, but without any pocket loads. It's a first-class magic trick with a well-thought-out structure and the use of natural yet powerful misdirection, resulting in an unprecedented and surprising appearance. The structure is brilliant, and even those who know the secret will be fooled. Additionally, a conversation with Max Maven is included. Tommy Wonder discusses the psychological approach, mindset, and creative process that make him Tommy Wonder. This conversation is a must-see for all magicians, and of course, it can be watched entirely with Japanese subtitles!