The magician takes out a big and a small two Rubik's cubes, the small one to the audience, and the big one to himself. Both of them disrupt the Rubik's cube at the same time, and the color blocks on each side of both Rubik's cubes are arranged in the same way. And then the next moment, the small Rubik's cube in the hand of the audience will be restored in an instant.

The above paragraph describes a very classic Rubik's cube magic process. However, the magician Long Long has made this process more magical, cleaner and simpler.

In cooperation with Bacon Magic, magician Long Long presents a truly "clever" Rubik's Cube prop: Twin Cube.

The basic effect of Twin Cube is just as described at the beginning of this article. However, unlike the classical process, Twin Cube has the following two features:

• Everything you need to use to perform is laid out from the start, so you don't have to hide anything.
• At the end of the process, there is a magic effect that instantly restores the small Rubik's cube, which can happen in the hand of the audience. And a lot of actual performances prove that the audience can barely detect your moves and will be shocked by this effect.