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DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 6th, 2014, 7:23 am
by Elixir
I've been watching old DC episodes, and there's this trick involving
I have the urge to test if it actually works.
So, have you guys done or curious to test some of the tricks in DC? Share your experiences. Are the tricks in DC doable in real life? What's your opinion?
However, if the trick has not been animated, don't post it yet. This is only for animated episodes.
And, to be safe, put it in a spoiler box then label it:
And please, you wanna try it to see, not use it as an alibi for murder.
Or anything DC had influenced you to try.
Make curry rice? Check.
Eat at a rotating sushi restaurant? Check.
Peanut butter - jelly sandwich? Not yet.
If this thread had been done before, feel free to delete it.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 6th, 2014, 10:19 am
by k11chi
The latest anime case trick would be mad cool if it works, imagine someone walking into a room like that... Waterfall surprise!
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 6th, 2014, 10:21 am
by Elixir
I just saw it in ebay yesterday. Not a functional necktie though but it's a DC toy.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 7th, 2014, 5:12 am
by Elixir
k11chi wrote:The latest anime case trick would be mad cool if it works, imagine someone walking into a room like that... Waterfall surprise!
Can't recall this one. Care to spoiler box the episode number?
I tried charging the battery by rubbing your hands, it works! From 8% to 18%. Not bad.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 7th, 2014, 12:04 pm
by k11chi
Elixir wrote:k11chi wrote:The latest anime case trick would be mad cool if it works, imagine someone walking into a room like that... Waterfall surprise!
Can't recall this one. Care to spoiler box the episode number?
I tried charging the battery by rubbing your hands, it works! From 8% to 18%. Not bad.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 7th, 2014, 9:05 pm
by Elixir
OMG, now I remember. That is one complicated trick. I think it won't be enough for that ratio, but worth a try seeing on Mythbusters.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 15th, 2014, 11:19 pm
by crazyclown
I want to see if I have the strength to hold the 200 masks in air.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 16th, 2014, 10:15 am
by dilbertschalter
crazyclown wrote:
I want to see if I have the strength to hold the 200 masks in air.
This trick doesn't work (at least as shown in the episode itself, though there could be a way to "fix" it in real life), because the string used to control the masks is still be in the room.
I realize that you can poke holes in the tricks of many DC cases, my point here is just that here the flaw is present and unresolved within the episode, as you can see the string falling into the room.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 16th, 2014, 4:19 pm
by char13happy
I actually apply some of the tricks in DC at school since it helps in applying some concepts in Chemistry, like the supercooling in 706 and reactions with potassium cyanide, like 219.
As for tricks I want to try, definitely the codes used in 622-623 which is a lot to memorize.
Re: DC tricks that you've done or want to try
Posted: July 17th, 2014, 12:12 pm
by crazyclown
dilbertschalter wrote:crazyclown wrote:
I want to see if I have the strength to hold the 200 masks in air.
This trick doesn't work (at least as shown in the episode itself, though there could be a way to "fix" it in real life), because the string used to control the masks is still be in the room.
I realize that you can poke holes in the tricks of many DC cases, my point here is just that here the flaw is present and unresolved within the episode, as you can see the string falling into the room.
