By Vurdlak on November 11, 2007, with 90 Comments
Hy people! I was away for few days, thus no illusion has been posted since Friday. I’m back to update the site, and share this funny-looking illusion with you. The Mad Scientist in this animated gif composed a paranormal soccer team. There are 11 players available, but when the gif changes there are only 10. Where has the extra man disappeared? If I’m right, this optical illusion is a modification from original “Extra Man” illusion, as well as similar to Leprechauns Illusion.
Just to clear some things, optical illusion Facebook application, that some of you have added to their facebook profile, pulls the latest illusion from this blog, and displays it on your Facebook profile. Sometimes I miss updating illusions on this site, so it may happen that you get same illusion two days in a row. Please bear with me, as I’m trying to post them daily.
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Imagine if the guy furthest left loses a part of his body but not a little bit of hair only and the guy furthest north loses part of his legs but not a little bit of his shoes only, you will see where the extra one comes from.
Ok, the black shirted boy is lifted off his feet and has ‘new’ feet that he stands with when he switches to the left.
even after many people have explained this, i am so confused about how this works…
Everyone tells there’s a new player formed from tiny pieces of previous players. Which player is new??
I saw A boy that is whole when changing its place
you say 11 becomes 10, but i’m counting 11 and 12
i also saw another face but i could not understand why the face was shown so i ignored it
it says that there are 11 players but when the mad scientist moves to the other side it is 12 so how possible is it 10
I understand one guys hair is moved (all the way to the left) and is put on another face, so he keeps his face still,and it creates another head, i think!
One guy’s hair is taken, then he doesn’t get it back. One guy loses the bottom of his shoes, and doesn’t get it back. Although this doesn’t make one person, when they’re given to the right people they become the two halves of the extra person.