The twist on this version of Triumph is the final reveal, in which the deck is shown to be in new deck order. In my opinion, this is not a well thought-out addition to the effect, because as soon as you show the deck in perfect order, you've basically just announced to the spectator that every shuffle they saw was a false shuffle. Why would you want to do this?

Now, it's possible that a spectator may assume "false shuffle" anyway, but the illusion of the changing orientation of the cards is an extra layer of confusion. The final reveal weakens the entire effect by confirming to the spectator that the handling they'd been watching clearly wasn't "real".

You could just do this effect without this reveal, but there are so many versions and variations of Triumph out there, you can find plenty that are less technically demanding than this one. This isn't a knuckle-buster, but clearly not at all suitable for beginners.

It's a strong effect, but it requires a false shuffle. I'd suggest learning it though. Having such a move under your belt is priceless. This effect does take quite a bit of practice, but it's definitely worth it. Do yourself a favor and add this one to your cart right now.

The move used this this trick is absolutely genius. Unlike other triumph routines, this one is amazing because you clearly riffle shuffle the cards face up into face down. You can even spread them out and show them if you want, but it's probably better you didn't. You don't want to sell it that much. The move you need to learn will take a fair amount of practice before you get it right, but once you do, it will look so natural that no one will ever catch it. Especially if your presentation is great too. Pick this up and you'll be glad you did.

This trick will floor people. It is truly a miracle. With that said, one of the sleights is extremely difficult. I worked on it for months and still couldn't do it perfectly 100% of the time. The few times I have done this, it has absolutely killed. It is definitely one of the best triumph tricks out there. Do not get this unless you are willing to put in the time that it deserves. As always, Oz does a great job teaching. If you want a great triumph routine that's a lot easier, then get Triumph by Oz instead.

I love this effect for the reason that it is a very awesome effect and uses many sleights. This effect is not easy but if you take the time to practice it, you have a gem on your hands. There are many useful sleights that you learn. The riffle shuffle you learn is awesome, this itself is worth the price of the download.
I am very happy I made this purchase spectators love this effect and if you go to conventions showing this effect to magicians you will stand out.
He goes over every little detail on the effect, and does not leave anything out.
I would reccommend this to any serious card worker.

This is one of the first tricks I bought from penguin years ago and I still use the mechanics all the time. This packs a great punch to anyone you perform to and works for all types of magicians. Takes a little while to get the mechanics down but once you get them down you will use it forever!Great buy!

In a world of apparent chaos, we as magicians can create order, along with, and through magic. This is the version of triumph I perform when I'm setup. It's seemingly impossible plot of magician in trouble makes it now only super amazing, but also an instant classic. With purchase you get two downloads. Throughout each one you learn amazing sleights that you will use throughout your magic career. Either video is worth the price of admission so you really get your money's worth. What are you waiting for? Add to card, and checkout!

I love triumph effects and for a long time I was looking for one with a kicker finish, Emerge Triumphant has the kicker!

It's not an easy trick but it is a great trick so I think the amount of practise required was worth it!

As always Oz teaches the handling clearly and thoroughly.

I've always struggled with triumph routines. I've found the handling either too convoluted or impractical. Simple solutions like Cheek to Cheek (not a true triumph but the same idea) are always great but it's good to find an honest Triumph routine with a deck that can be handed out and fully inspected without worrying about a switch. The false cut is easy to learn but tricky to master. Worth the time and effort though. Buy now.

I didn't buy this trick i bought Oz's Triumph DVD and this came with it.

The trick itself is a good trick but in my opinion the tutorial is a bit hard to learn from. However it does teach you some useful sleights and techniques that can be applied to new tricks. If you really want to learn great triumph routines then i would recommend Triumph by Oz Pearlman.