Undo by Tatta Latta ( Japanese )

UNDO is a Tone and Restore procedure that was exhibited at the Magic Market in 2015, and this product is a remake of it. A card is torn into four pieces, which are then restored right before your eyes. You can choose any card, and it can also be done with a signed card. You can also have the performer examine the card before and after the performance. The reset is done automatically at the end of the performance, so it can be performed repeatedly. It uses a gimmick, but the materials can be purchased at a 100 yen shop, it is easy to make, and once made, it can be used many times. <Contents> ■UNDO -Performance -A demonstration of the entire routine. The card is folded and torn into four pieces. The torn card is connected piece by piece right before your eyes. ■GIMMICK -A method of making the gimmick used in the procedure. It takes less than five minutes to see for the first time. ■TEAR -A performance and explanation of how to tear a card. ■RESTORE #1 -A performance and explanation of how to connect 1/4 pieces together. ■RESTORE #2 – Acting and explanation of how to connect the 1/4 and 1/2 pieces. ■RESTORE #3 – Acting and explanation of how to connect the last piece. ■RESTORE #4 – A variation of “RESTORE #1” and an additional element of the remake version. Simply touching the torn part of the card will connect it cleanly. ■UNDO -Explanation – Explanation of the entire routine. Tone and restore, which is performed with a signed card and can be connected and reformed piece by piece, tends to be heavy to handle, but this UNDO is not difficult and is realistic due to the special handling involving a gimmick, and I think it can withstand interpersonal performances.