Skully, the "lifeless" assistant, by César Alonso

At the beginning of the routine, you can hand the skull out for examination. Show how the jaw can be easily removed and put back again (an audience member can even do this). Show that the skull has no wires, or anything attached. Place the skull on a table where it will not be touched again. Finally, present Skully, your lifeless assistant!

Skully as a puppet:

You can literally speak with Skully, and carry on a conversation with him. Skully could help you or disturb you during the show, creating very funny and original situations.

Skully as a mentalist:

effect 1:

You ask the audience to tie a blindfold on Skully eyes so as to disable his vision. Using his magical powers he is able to see through the blindfold and correctly reveal for example a chosen card.

effect 2: Variation of the “Add a number” classic effect

The magician pulls out a small writing pad and asks another spectator to write down a three-digit number. Then he gives the notebook to someone else who, in turn, writes down a three-digit number. After a third person from the audience has done this, you ask to pass it on to a fourth person on the other side of the room. You ask him to add up the three chosen numbers that were chosen at random.

The magician asks now to Skully about the number in the pad, and Skully would be able to name it. Of course the jaw moves according to the spoken messages.

Skully is an endless source of possibilities and a priceless item for collectors

Very few Skullys will be manufactured…don´t miss yours.

Special thanks to Ted Orlando for his magic expertise and contribution to this project.

 Important points:

• Really easy to command all the Skully features.

• Automatic movement of the jaw, according to the Skully speech.

• Skully can be fully examinable.

• Very easy to record and play all the Skully sentences you will need. No limits!

• Very visual and original routines available for stage, and even close-up performances!

• Enough sound volume for parlous shows. For stage shows, you could put a microphone close to the skulls mouth.

• It is very easy to use, allowing you to concentrate on the presentation!