Sion is a South Korean stage magician whose visual act combines rapid object production, costume changes, screens and brightly colored surprises. The official 2025 Shanghai International Magic Week roster identifies him as Choi Si-eon and documents invitations from Club Magico Italiano, a 2022 FISM appearance and podium results at Asian competitions. His Fool Us performance presented the same fast, image-led style to American viewers. Current festival evidence supports an active international career, but research did not find a performer-owned website, precise home city, direct booking route or public calendar suitable for FindMagic.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Billed on the show as Choi Si-eon.
Aired 8 December 2023
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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