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Pitata Magic

Now LIVE on Kickstarter: PITATA Creative Series

PITATA Magic has launched the PITATA Creative Series on Kickstarter, showcasing new technology-driven magic effects and tools. Highlighted releases include the PITATA Signed Card Frame — a remote-triggered, examinable glass display for a spectator’s signed card — and PITATA Master ACAAN, a voice-enabled memorized-stack assistant that works with custom stacks. Backers are invited to view trailers and full details on the Kickstarter campaign page.

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TCC Magic

A Free-Flowing Fountain for Cards and Banknotes

TCC Magic has released Morph Fountain by Hau Jiun (Hypothesis Magic), a compact, performer-focused device that launches playing cards or banknotes as a straight spray (up to 3 m) or spinning spray (up to 6 m). The device supports up to three decks, accepts banknotes, includes programmable control via its Genie System, offers dual activation modes, and is offered at a limited-stock price of $399. The email also spotlights three other products: Mind Sight (Derrick Chan), Science Friction Stick (Card-Shark), and Wizard Sword (Ethan Yip & Johnny Yip).

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Penguin Magic

"I'll never do the invisible deck again. It's THAT much better."

Penguin Magic is offering What The Flip (WTF), a secret add-on for a regular deck that lets spectators choose any number of cards from a shuffled deck they hold and then find those cards turned over in their hands. The method keeps cards fully examinable, requires no extra deck, and is promoted as a stronger, fairer alternative to the Invisible Deck. A demo video and reservation are available at the product page.

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TCC Magic

A Closer Look at I.S.Y.C (I See Your Card)

TCC Magic details I. S. Y. C (I See Your Card), an RFID-based electronic divination system that reads freely chosen cards without touching the deck, and describes recognition range, card materials, response speed, and a Pro Kit of RFID accessories. The base product is on limited-time special pricing with a free set of Symbol Cards through July 15, 2026, and Magic Live 2026 pick-up orders are available with event-specific benefits.