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Artist Uses Nearly 150,000 Dominoes In This Incredible Tribute To Super Mario Odyssey
With 148,777 dominoes and a lot of patience, YouTuber TheDominoKing created an impressive tribute to Super Mario Odyssey. It took him over two months to build the setup, and the final product is nothing short of amazing.
The nearly five minute video shows the entire setup. Each part is recorded individually and it's then all edited together to give the impression of continuity between each set. Despite this, it's still very well done and features a slew of characters and villains such as Mario, Pauline, Bowser, Cappy, and Princess Peach. We get to see some of our favorite characters in their wedding attire, too. You can watch the video yourself below.
TheDominoKing has long been making domino-themed videos inspired by pop culture and video games. For more of his work, check out these videos that are centered around Super Mario World, Sonic, and the Legend of Zelda. You can read our review of Super Mario Odyssey here.
[Source: TheDominoKing on YouTube]
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