Pinhead and Foodini #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePinhead and Foodini features two stories. In the first, Pinhead encounters a wild boy and calls upon Foodini, the all-wise magician, to help capture him. Foodini concocts a wilderness potion intended to turn mere babes into man-eating tigers to solve the dilemma. In the second story, "Little Miss Fritt," a resourceful girl attempts to rob a bank but is pursued by two officers through the bank's vault, ultimately escaping with money that Foodini later magically transforms into junk, teaching her a lesson about her criminal ambitions.
Pinhead and Foodini sneak into a circus to see their friend JoLo perform, only to be caught by the circus owner, Phineas T. Pitch, who demands payment for their entry. When Pitch locks them in a cage, they discover the circus’s feared attraction—Wild Boy, a ferocious performer who has just escaped, setting off chaos throughout the big top.
Monkey Doodles, a young monkey, is rented to a little girl after Uncle Gypsy agrees to let her have him for a night in exchange for fifty dollars—money meant to buy Monkey Doodles a bicycle. After being taken to her large estate and treated like a toy, Monkey Doodles escapes, only to find himself trapped by an electric fence and forced to flee through the grounds.
Foodini, overwhelmed by the weight of his own genius, decides to build a machine to help others make decisions—starting with a simple question about ice cream flavors. As he and Pinhead gather materials, including a stolen piggy bank and a pawned vase, they set out to create the invention, unaware that Max the Magician is lurking nearby, determined to steal it.
Foodini demonstrates a series of clever magic tricks to Pinhead, including making a card stay on a glass of water by removing the air, arranging four fives to total sixteen by overlapping them, and restoring a cut string to appear whole—each with a simple, deceptive method. The duo’s playful banter and the visual humor of the tricks highlight their chemistry as they share the spotlight in this lighthearted, trick-filled segment.
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