Japanese artist KisaragHutae6 created the amazing animation you can see in the video below using nothing but some pens and a regular notebook. He worked at 30 frames per second rate, which means he had to draw over 1,500 frames for a video of around 50 seconds.

The video shows the legendary world 1-1 of Super Mario Bros and it’s a true tribute to Nintendo’s classic game. Scroll down and click play to watch the video. Don’t forget to share it with your friends in case they haven’t seen it yet!

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Japanese artist KisaragHutae6 created the amazing animation you can see in the video below using nothing but some pens and a regular notebook. He worked at 30 frames per second rate, which means he had to draw over 1,500 frames for a video of around 50 seconds.

The video shows the legendary world 1-1 of Super Mario Bros and it’s a true tribute to Nintendo’s classic game. Scroll down and click play to watch the video. Don’t forget to share it with your friends in case they haven’t seen it yet!

The post Japanese Artist Draws a Super Mario Stop Motion in a Notebook appeared first on PlayJunkie.