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"A new video bringing the world of Super Mario to life using beads and stop motion photography has gone viral. The video, which sees a beaded Mario make his way through a variety of real-world environments, has received 1.8m views since it was posted on YouTube last week.      The five-minute short film was created by Swedish brothers Hannes and Marcus Knutsson, and is the third in a series of Super Mario videos. Marcus said that the pair were able to produce the film because &amp;quot;we have an interest in animated movies and Mario has an easy walk cycle&amp;quot;.  &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s just switching between two images,&amp;quot; he added.  Hannes described the techniques they employ in the video as &amp;quot;guerrilla stop motion&amp;quot;, saying: &amp;quot;It should feel home made and inspire others to try. All you need is a camera and patience.&amp;quot; Mario and his Nintendo friends are a popular subject for viral videos, with the Italian plumber&amp;#039;s adventures recently being re-imagined using Post-It notes and by a marching band. Watch the making-of video ofSuper Mario Beads 3 below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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