Make an origami Pikachu from Pokemon

Make an origami Pikachu from Pokemon

This video origami tutorial shows how to used the traditional Japanese art of paper folding to make Pikachu from Pokemon. I've seen Pikachu tattoos, but this is a slightly less fanatical way to bring a little Pokemon fun into your life. Learn how to fold an origami Pikachu by watching this instructional video.

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klkio 4 weeks ago
okay, nice effort but honestly the guy is moving way too fast and the image is all blurred. and at some point the guy folds his paper almost off camera. this is a complex origami, we need to see everything clearly. but nice effort otherwise.
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