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9:48 am Thu
Jun 10, 2010
Some of the most creative student projects in Japan are presented at bunkasai, the annual school festivals. One presented recently was this stop-motion video of Super Mario made out of sticky notes. Watch him as he journeys through the school building collecting coins and mushrooms.
(Thanks Kazu Y!) [via TokyoMango]
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Holy crap that’s impressive! The turns on the curtains must have been really difficult–post it’s don’t typically like adhering to fabric!
These kids did an awesome job! I like how he inconspicuously avoided the mushroom ;)
You beat me too the punch…lol…I noticed the same thing.
Only in Japan do you die in your own version of Mario.
*chuckles* Probably was like “Oh my gosh, we’re never going to be done, quick, someone let him die!”
you would die too after you’d dealt with that many sticky notes
I loved it!
I think they had a ‘sprint’ of each step/pose of the animation. Instead of placing and removing each individual post-it, which would take a lot of more work.
Awesome either way!
That is really cool, kinda wish they tested Mario’s color better with the lighting. But overall it’s great.
Thank you. That made my day. Just magic.
Poor Mario, trapped in two dimensions. He wants to interact with our world, but he’s confined to the walls.
I don’t think these are post it notes. They’re just cardboard cutouts. It would take about 100x longer to make it moving individual post-it notes every time.
Still rad, though.
Heh, I always wanted to play Paper Mario.
absolutely amazing…
They are sticky notes. As Mario dies you can see the sticky notes sticking out on the turtles shell. From 1:17 to 1:20.