Does the fushigi ball really work?

Answer 1

The fushigi is just an acrylic ball. The trick is to learn how to make it circle around your arms and hands. It is not something that you are going to be able to take out of the box and make it work right away! It will take hours of practice.

There are a number of books and videos that can help you learn how. Use a search engine and look for 'contact juggling' videos and prepare to be amazed!

Answer 2

No, It doesn't.I got it for Christmas and its terrible.

Well, if you think you can just take it out of the box and make it float, your going to be VERY dissapointed. but if your willing to take the time to practice and get good, its very fun

Answer 3

Depends. Do you want to learn how to contact juggle?

It's not a magic ball (that's the obvious part), however, it does create a great illusion. It take months to years to master the art of contact juggling (the better you are, the better the illusion). I definitely wouldn't start off with one of the acrylic balls you see on the tv promos. They can be expensive and if you scratch it from dropping, the effect isn't the same.

Bottom line: Try using a orange to practice with then move up. There are videos all over YouTube to help you practice.

KIDS CAN PICK IT UP IN MINUTES,,, HOWEVER IT CAN TAKE MONTHS OR YEARS TO PERFECT THE ART.... THATS ACTUALLY THE POSITIVE... ITS ALMOST ADDICTIVE

Answer 4

Fushigi is a recreational and therapeutic art that uses skill to pull off relaxing yet entertaining movements. You can use fushigi to control stress, or to simply entertain others (and yourself!). Note that a fushigi ball is not a toy; with that said, anyone, even small children, can learn how to do it and manipulate the ball with ease.

Many today are picking up a fushigi ball and learning fushigi as a part of a growing craze over the art, owing to the fact that the art is very visually appealing and even challenging once you get up to the more advanced tricks. A good fushigi practitioner - who can be just about anyone - can take a 3-inch or larger fushigi ball and use it to seemingly create magic.

If you want to invoke a sense of awe in yourself and your friends and family, then picking up a fushigi ball and getting started might be for you.

Answer 5

NO!!! i just bought one, and it just fell on the ground, waste of money :( its just an elusion. honestly i wouldnt buy one.