"Do you like mentalism that's propless, fun, quick, and involves animals? Then do yourself a favour and check out Noah's Ark by Fraser. It ticks all those boxes. A brilliant method and effect to have up your sleeve, it can be performed solo or slotted into a larger routine with ease." - Ross Bartels
"Noah's Ark is a delightful animal guess that takes you back to your childhood when you perform it. The playfulness of the method will absolutely astound your spectators." - Perna
"When Fraser did his animal guess for me, I was genuinely taken aback. It's so laid-back, and the reveal hits like a bolt from the blue. It feels like the effect hasn’t even begun! Another brilliant creation from the mind of Fraser Parker!" - Matt Overd
Noah's Ark A prop-less Animal Guess
In Noah's Ark, you’ll master the art of guessing the animal your spectator is merely thinking of—all in a matter of seconds and with zero props!
The spectator leaps from a letter in their imagined animal to a completely random letter of the alphabet to conjure up a name for their creature. They announce the name, and voilà—you instantly start guessing their animal.
This new method from Fraser is as streamlined as can be. In roughly twenty seconds, you’ll gather all the info you need to secretly know their thought-of animal. It’s a doddle to perform, and both you and your audience will have a blast—you’ll be itching to show it off repeatedly!
It doesn’t get much simpler than this.
If you’re already familiar with Fraser’s earlier works, you’ll see right away how you can use this method to guess names and other categories of thought. Noah's Ark works in any language with a sequential alphabet. Just a heads-up: this method isn’t part of Fraser's billet-less name and word guess, Moxy.
