Lee Eun-gyeol reveals everything from chemistry with Parrot Seoltang-i to vibration-free vehicle transport

On the MBC entertainment program 'Omniscient Interfering View,' magician Lee Eun-gyeol's scene of coordinating with Parrot Seoltang-i and the process of moving large magic tools were revealed together. In the video broadcast on September 12, Lee Eun-gyeol was shown practicing stage movements with Seoltang-i, followed by an introduction to the preparation process involving disassembly, packing, and reassembly to move the magic tools to the theater.

Magic chemistry coordinated with Parrot Seoltang-i

In the early part of the video, a scene appeared where Lee Eun-gyeol coordinates with Parrot Seoltang-i. On-site, they checked Seoltang-i's movements to the music, and the title emphasized the successful landing. The audio captured voices reacting while watching Seoltang-i's gaze and movements, and as the magic scene unfolded in an instant, surprised reactions emerged from those around. In the original footage, remarks such as "Where did it go?" and "Try again, slowly" continued, revealing the sense of speed and realism of the magic even within the short practice scene.

Sensitive magic tools, disassembled and moved to the theater

A particularly eye-catching part of the video that day was the method of transporting the magic tools. According to the on-site explanation, because the magic tools have sensitive parts, they are disassembled one by one, undergo a packing process, are moved to the theater, and then undergo a reassembly process upon arrival. It was also mentioned that if they were moved whole, the tools could break. While the magic scenes appear short and smooth on stage, it was confirmed that detailed work is required in the actual preparation process to maintain the condition of the equipment.

Scale involving 5 to 6 vibration-free vehicles

It was also revealed that vibration-free vehicles are used instead of regular cargo trucks for the transport of magic tools. The original footage included an explanation that because the magic tools themselves are sensitive, about 5 to 6 vibration-free vehicles are used to minimize damage. On-site, the vibration-free vehicles were mentioned by comparing them to vehicles used when moving artworks, and conversations continued about carefully moving the tools by pulling them to the side or aligning them diagonally. The transport process proceeded cautiously, with words like "carefully" and "slowly" being repeated. To complete Lee Eun-gyeol's stage, complex preparations followed, including not only the chemistry with Seoltang-i but also the disassembly, packaging, movement, and reassembly of large equipment.