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Pharasyte 2

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$4.56 $6.25 In stock

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HEAL A PUNCTURED CARD IN SLOW MOTION

Harness the raw power of Wolverine at your fingertips.

Pierce a hole, straight through a playing card. This is not an illusion.

Like movie special effects pouring from the screen into reality... the hole begins to slowly and undeniably heal itself inches away from your face.

Created by PH OntheRoof and filmed on location in South Korea, Pharasyte 2 combines refreshing methodology with slap yourself in the face simplicity.

Make this up in seconds with nothing more than a couple of everyday, very basic items and you’ll be performing this before you’ve even finished watching the download.

It’s almost 2017 and you’re about to get futuristic super-powers first with this next generation hole regeneration.

Learn the secret to Pharasyte 2 NOW.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ellie M. ★★★★★

I was skeptical at first, but actually punching a hole through a card with my bare hand feels incredible—the slow-motion recovery is like nothing I’ve seen before. It’s a solid trick that’s way more fun to perform than I expected.

Stella ★★★★★

The slow-motion effect when the card punctures is genuinely wild—it looks like something out of a movie set, not a trick. I've poked through five cards already just to watch it happen again, and it never gets old.