NEW mechanical feature!Clever built-in gimmick makes this version the easiest to operate!
If you are familiar with Hippity Hop Rabbits, you will appreciate the brilliant design feature that helps you make the color change fast and simple.It also allows you to perform this effect using JUST ONE of the two rabbit-and-hats.Using only one makes this effect easier to transport.And using only one rabbit is also easier for younger audiences to follow.
And this comes with a MAGICTRICKS.COM EXCLUSIVE BONUS! You will also get the password to the bonus online video above where Peter and Steve will walk you through EXACTLY how to set up and operate this trick!
This colorful comedy trick has a startling surprise climax - a great "sucker effect" in which the audience screams that they know "how it's done" just to discover they didn't know after all!
You start by showing two cute wooden cut-outs of rabbits. One is a white rabbit and the other a black rabbit. A cover, decorated with a white top hat, is placed over the white rabbit, and a cover with a black top hat is placed over the black rabbit.
You declare that the rabbits will change places, and you turn each cover around to show its back side. When you lift the covers, the black top hat is now covering the white rabbit, and the white hat cover is covering the black rabbit. You cover the rabbits again, turn them around again, and now the white rabbit is back under the white top hat cover, the black rabbit under the black top hat cover.
Is it obvious to everyone that all you have done is turn the covers and cutouts to show their back sides??
That's the point!! You perform this "magical switch" at least three times - and the audience will becomes more excited and more vocal as the trick progresses. Yes, the rabbits change places, but the audience can't miss the way you keep turning the covers (and their contents) throughout the sequence. "You're turning it around!", they'll insist. At the finish, they will be literally shouting at you to "turn it around" so they can prove to you that the white rabbit has a black rabbit on its reverse side and the black rabbit has a white rabbit on its reverse side. And that's exactly what you want to happen!
Because imagine the laughter and surprise and applause when you finally turn the rabbits around to reveal- the reverse side of the white rabbit is really RED and the reverse side of the black rabbit is really GREEN! Gets them every time!
We carry several different sizes of the Hippity Hop Rabbits trick.PLEASE SEE BELOW.
And that's all you need!The set includes two rabbit cutouts on their own stands plus two painted covers.Rabbits are approximately 11.5" tall.Made of painted wood.
How to watch the ONLINE video instructions:After purchasing this trick, you will receive the password for the video.The password will be EMAILED to you with your Order Confirmation.Once you have received the password, click on the WATCH icon located right under the demo video above.The ONLINE video page will appear.Put your password in the password box, and enjoy the video!
Separate the two rabbit-and-hats for a bigger effect.You can certainly set up the two boxes side by side on your table and perform this effect just fine.But take a tip from Steve in the demo video:If you place one box on one side of the stage, and the other box on the opposite side of the stage, you will have to frantically run back and forth to do the changes.Kids find this hilarious!And it makes for a longer routine.
Use only one rabbit.This effect can easily be done with only one rabbit.Start with a white rabbit.Turn the box around and lift it up- the rabbit has changed to black.Turn it around again, the rabbit has changed back to white.As the audience yells "Turn it around", turn the white rabbit silhouette around to reveal that the back side of the rabbit is RED.
The Great Norman (Norman Hazeldene) introduced the concept for Hippity Hop Rabbits in 1947.
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