Venom Cube
Venom Cube






This is the ULTIMATE cube matching effect. They mix a cube and it perfectly matches your cube. A true stunner that can be used to close any show.
When it comes to matching cubes effects, "Venom Cube" is the ultimate solution. There are no switches!
You ask a spectator to mix a cube while you mix another cube (or have it locked away as a prediction). When the cubes are compared side by side...it's a perfect match. You can then even end by solving your cube with magic.
This method is hilariously deceptive, easy to do, and can be done absolutely surrounded. This is a show-stopping, show-closing miracle.
As you will have come to expect from Henry Harrius cube products products, you also get to learn a sensational new move: The Gear Solve. This gimmick-less cube solve looks so magical you will swear that the cube is somehow gaffed.
You receive:
- The Venom gimmick
- Two specially altered RD Regular Cubes
- A velvet carrying bag
- A set of stickers (with plenty of extras)
- A comprehensive video tutorial
"The cleanest and best cube magic effect I have ever seen. It's wonderful. I love it"Angelo Carbone
"The method is as devious as the trick itself!"Shin Lim (winner of AGT Champions 2019)
"The next step in cube matching effects"Steven Brundage
"I love Henry's work [...] Prepare to be surprised again!"Takamiz Usui
""The Venom Cube strikes fast and strikes hard. It is the most open and direct version of the Sympathetic Cube available."Karl Hein
"A major step forward in cube matching effects. All you need is the skill not to laugh while you are doing it!"Garrett Thomas
Customer reviews for Venom Cube
Timothy
You could actually saw the Venom gimmick right in the trailer the whole time and yet you do not notice that. The gimmick is precision hand made so that it can be performed in parlor / close up standing at normal distance. Others curious it cannot be done in close up and this is NOT the case, I can tell you that normal restaurant work can be done by means of Venom Cube.
Besides, owners should pay attention to the Super Practice Session, a tribute to VHS magic instruction video era. Not to mention that the amazing Gear Solve, plus Henry also included the Recurring Nightmare solve which I personally chosen since it is easier and look better for me as I no cube solver.
In short, the best version of matching cube you can ask for and Venom Cube put an end on the battle of which is the best matching cube effect in my opinion.
Congratulations on Henry Harrius, who also was FISM Parlor Magic winner in 2015, he made his reputation in Cube magic, one of the close up magic genre in the history of magic through his excellent release in last few years.
It is probably the cleanest version of a cube matching routine you can do, as nothing ever goes out of sight, and the displays are very clean. You also end in a position to do a variety of other effects immediately following the matching routine.
I have RD360, Rubicon as well as some other "analogue" ways to perform a cube matching routine, but Venom Cube is the go-to for 90% of situations given the choice.
Matching cube effects has many different methods, but this is the most simple and direct on the market, with no cubes having to leave the slight of the audience.
I would however recommend learning to solve a cube. While the trailer isn't lying when it says you don't need to know how to solve one, it certainly help. Being able to solve a cube is like being able to shuffle a deck of cards. Understanding the cube will make this better in generally
The first time I performed Venom Cube was at a fundraiser, for a crowd of a couple hundred people. Afterwards, a man came up to me as I was mingling with folks, and offered this feedback: "I've seen Copperfield twice, but I have NEVER seen a trick like that! Absolutely incredible."
Another time, I performed Venom Cube at a performing arts center, and one of the people in that audience was the headliner, Reza (who is absolutely awesome, by the way). I had asked Reza beforehand if I could call on him to assist me on one of my tricks, and Venom Cube was that trick. He agreed, and so he was my assistant for performing Venom Cube. (We had never met before, and were not collaborating in any way.) Later that night, Reza was performing his spectacular stage show (including such illusions as making a HELICOPTER appear on stage almost instantaneously). I was in the audience, and when Reza took time in the middle of his show to ask the audience if we had any questions, I raised my hand. He saw me, and said, "I'll get to you..." then he took some other questions. Then, "Okay, what is your question?" I was sitting with my Dad, who had once been selected by Copperfield as a participant in THIRTEEN (in that very theater). I asked Reza, "What's the greatest magic trick you've ever seen?" I was hoping Reza would say "THIRTEEN by David Copperfield," so I could tell Dad that was his trick. But Reza did not say that. Instead, he told that crowd, "You did a trick earlier with Rubik's Cubes, and that's the greatest trick I've ever seen, and I want to talk with you after the show about how to do it." I put Reza in touch with Henry Harrius.
Venom Cube is a STUNNER.
I find the cubes themselves to not be as smoth as a regular speed cube and it happened once during a show I gave the cube to be mixed up and because it was not so smooth, the spectator mixed it up and cube came a part. I have taken the cubes to the local speedcube experts to make them smoother, but alas it still feels very fragile. I now just tell the audience to mix it up slowly and gently, which seems to work.
Overall, I sometimes close my show with this effect. It gets great reactions and plays big.
The video instructions are clear and easy to follow.
Great product overall
You do not need to know how to solve a cube. You do not need to know how to stack a cube. You don't even have to involve solving a cube as part of the effect if you don't want to. You can do the entire routine as a mentalism/prediction/mind-control matching effect with no solving involved if you want. In fact, to me NOT solving it makes the matching effect somewhat stronger as it gives no reason for anyone to be suspicious of the cubes whereas if you "magically" solve it afterwards it can lead to people questioning if the whole thing is gimmicked to begin with.
Bottom line - because of my total lack of prior cube experience I was tentative when I bought this but absolutely was not disappointed and to me it is worth every penny.
My favorite way to perform this effect is to allow a mixed cube to be passed around the audience - only to reveal that it matches my own. That reveal never fails to amaze. The included instructional video is extremely thorough and also teaches the Gear Solve, which I use as my finale: a dramatic one-handed solve behind the back that always lands strong.
That said, there is one important performance consideration. The RD cube used in the routine can pop apart if dropped, which can halt the performance entirely. This happened to me once, and it was a tough lesson. Fortunately, a simple solution - supergluing the cube pieces in place - eliminates this risk completely. Many magician friends of mine who own this effect have done the same, and since making that adjustment, I’ve had spectators drop the cube with no impact on the routine. Alternatively, you could purchase a backup cube, but honestly, the superglue method has proven reliable and cost-effective.
In my opinion, a well-rounded cube routine should include a matching effect, and Venom Cube delivers the best one I’ve seen. If anything ever happened to mine, I’d repurchase it without hesitation.
Highly recommended for any performer looking to add a strong, visual, and deeply memorable moment to their cube magic.
Community questions about Venom Cube
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James asks: Without giving anything away, can you use the venom cube after you reveal the matching cubes, with the RD 360, via bag to do a final solve?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Please email us at magic@vanishingincmagic for method-related questions
Keith asks: Is the cube that is handed to the audience to mix a regular cube or is it gimmicked? Just wondering if I can use the audience cube in another effect.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:It is a regular cube
Wilder asks: I was reading about the effect. I love everything about it, I did want to ask about Refills. Could you explain that a bit more? Is this if you are giving something away at the end or?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:There are no refills needed.
Richard asks: I’m scared otf by t he fact this comes with “a set of stickers.” Will my fine motor skills be challenged before I can perform this trick, i.e. will I have to be pasting small stickers on the provided cubes before I can perform this? How ready is this to learn and perform “out of the box”?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:You will have to put the stickers onto the cube yourself before performing it.
Rodney asks: Few questions, I hate spending my money on the same effects with different names. So, I have cube 3, cube 52 cards, and just ordered time cube. I know venom cube effect is matching the sides with 2 cubes, but is this also taught in Rubiks dream, or the CIB project? Would it make sense to own, venom cube, Rubiks dream, RD 360, CIB by henry harrius, and CIB project? why, or why not?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:While Venom cube is a totally different method, it seems like you have very similar effects in your arsenal in terms of presentation. It is up to you if you purchase it but this is a matching cube effect and if you want another one to add to your collection, Venom cube is a very fooling one.
Mark asks: Hi. I purchased this effect a few years ago and it's great to perform. I'm just wondering if you can supply the stickers for the cubes as I'm not sure where to purchase them from. Thanks Mark
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:We hope to carry them in the future.
Keith asks: When you say familiar with the Rubik's Cube I don't own any tricks with one. All I know about a Rubik's Cube is how to twist and turn and mix one up. Is that all I need to know?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:While you don't need to know anything about the cube, it is helpful to know how to solve it in case you mess up any of the algorithms/patterns.
Keith asks: If I bought this today would I be able to perform it on stage after a couple of weeks of practice?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Absolutely! Just make sure you're familiar with the Rubik's cube.
D asks: Will the pattern always be the same? Meaning, could you do this for two (or more) people in the same group?
- 1. James responds:The pattern is always the same.
Joseph asks: Yo guys! I recently purchased RD Insta, Henry's newest project, but due to the angles, I don't think I'll be performing this a lot. I'm thinking about purchasing Venom Cube or Mini Cube to Chocolate, but I can't decide which one is better. Can ya'll help? I fully understand that all answers would be opinionated.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:They're wholly different tricks. One is the match of a cube a spec mixes, the other is turned a cube into chocolate. Kinda apples and oranges.
- 2. Joseph responds:Yes but which one would get better reactions from your spectators?
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