Tenyo Magic Oh No! T-166

Released: 1994

Sealed Packaging, Never Used

The Tenyo Magic Oh No! (T-166) is a popular finger-cutting illusion trick where you appear to cut your finger or a borrowed object in half without harm. The trick was created by Toru Suzuki in 1994.

Trick Details

• Effect: The magician displays a small box and a pair of scissors. A finger, pencil, or a dollar bill is placed through a tube in the center of the box. The object is then cut in half with the scissors. The tube is lifted to show the object seemingly severed, but when the tube is replaced and the object removed, it is completely unharmed.
• Creator: Toru Suzuki
• Year: 1994 (T-166 model number)
• Features: It is known as a remarkable and exceptionally easy-to-do illusion, often including English instructions.

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