The performer says, "I've brought a deck that's all mixed up," and takes out the deck to show that it's a "Rainbow Deck" with cards of various designs mixed together. Then, saying "Let's mix it up even more," they thoroughly shuffle the deck, mixing not only the order but also the faces and backs. The mixing is done by the spectator, so it's completely fair (it's not a false shuffle, they're genuinely mixing the cards). "Let's take out the 22nd card," the magician says, and deals the mixed-up deck from the top, counting down and pulling out the 22nd card. At this point, the magician opens the envelope. Inside is a single card. When the card is shown, it has the exact same back design as the 22nd card. Furthermore, when the two cards are turned face up, they are "the same card," matching both the suit and the number! The spectator is asked to examine the envelope, but there are no extra cards inside. There are no gimmicks. The deck is also examined, and of course, there are no other "same cards" included. Basically, it's a simple and direct prediction trick, easy to understand and quite mysterious, making it incredibly impactful. Combined with the uniqueness of the deck used (the Rainbow Deck), it's a magic trick that leaves a strong impression on the audience. The attached Rainbow Deck is a "normal" Rainbow Deck, with nothing suspicious about it. It's a complete set of 52 cards, with all 52 different back designs. The material can be applied to other purposes, and the deck alone is valuable. The instructional DVD introduces two routines: the "Rainbow Version" and the "Regular Version." Technically, it's an easy trick that even beginners can perform, yet the effect is professional-level. Practical magicians shouldn't miss this. Because it's a simple method, you're unlikely to forget the routine once you've learned it. ■ Product Contents: Special Rainbow Deck (1 set), small envelope, prediction card, etc., performance and instructional DVD (Japanese, featuring Yuichi Yokota) #CardMagic #MagicTricks