I made a Realistic BOWSER vs MARIO out of Clay

What's a realistic King Koopa look like? Well... sit back and find out!

And of course, ya'll know I love me my likes and comments, and if you haven't subscribed yet, now is a great time to do it!
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Usually Used Materials:

UV Resin
Mod Podge (Gloss)
Mod Podge (Matte)
Tacky Glue
CA Glue (Super Glue)
Armature Wire
Clay
Translucent Clay
Paints
XPS Foam

My Tools:

Sculpting Tools
Silicon Tools
Stabbing Tools
Pasta Maker
Airbrush
Airbrush Booth
Compressor

My Filming Equipment:

Camera
Lens
Microphone
Mount

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Chapters
00:00 - Decisions
00:19 - The birth of the King
01:35 - Bowser? More like Swole-ser!
02:35 - Lazy engineering
03:08 - Getting A-head
04:46 - Getting a bit Handsy
05:50 - A perfect soup bowl
07:35 - Joseph Mario
09:50 - Ugh... painting
12:12 - This part is so base
13:37 - Glamour Shots

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#SuperMario #Bowser #Clay

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[NorthoftheBorder]

The original desync issue couldn't sort itself out 48 hours later so I've reuploaded the video--help the algorithm out and rewatch it!

[dez]

The fact you were able to give Bowser such nice basic proportions without references shows how much all those past references have trained your eyes to know what looks right! Amazing stuff! I love how absolutely JACKED he turned out.

[-Atme]

The Mario movie is turning out more realistic than I expected.

[Spectralyzed]

One of the things I find most interesting about these videos is the way you come up with solutions to problems... that scale texture roller is absolutely ingenious! I work on a much smaller scale than you usually do, and my figures aren't entirely sculpted from scratch, but I honestly want to try some of the things I've seen you do next time I make something.

[agoofygobler]

Funny how his voice was so much lower back then lol.

[That__Guy]

This is the coolest build that I've ever seen again

[charliejames]

This is hands down the coolest art work I have ever seen. I like how you made Bowser look hulking and massive on that platform...

[Brandon-butterb]

The motivation that Adam has to drop a video for us every week is actually insane

[TheLumpyShield]

12:06 Instead of Hot Glue, I'd use rare earth magnets. They're crazy strong and make packaging very easy. This is what I use with all my Robots and stuff in Warhammer 40k.

[justherbirdy]

Thank you so much for this, Adam. I do digital art rather than sculpting, but the way you talked through making Mario made something click in my head and realize how smart it would be to create my people using the same principles. I already love all your videos, but I love this one just that little bit more.

[APTheis]

Ahh, it feels like just yesterday-ish that I saw someone build something just like this. Hm, those were the day(s).

[sarahtheviking]

I'd love to see your take on the Mystery Shack from Gravity Falls... or really, any of the locations from the show, since the set design was always on point! Similarly, I wonder what the gems' house/statue from Steven Universe would look like if it was done in a more realistic style...

[purple_dragon]

yo dude, this is so sick. it's awesome to see some childhood favourite characters reimagined, and I can't think of anyone who's done it better. keep up the great work.

[Dargonhuman]

Joseph Mario vs Giga Bowser isn't something I knew I needed in my life until right now.

[IrishLegacy]

Within 30 seconds i subbed.
The name, the comedic timing and nonchalant jokes. Im honestly a little annoyed I have not seen your content before.

Gonna check out all your other content over the days! Cheers man! Love the cinematography, dialogue, contrast, and timing. Well put together!

[jonathanbrunner]

Amazing how you made Mario. So small and detailed. My hands would be trembling if I tried to do that.

[NimNms]

This remake encompasses similar if not the same energy as the previous. I am all for it.

[frankierzucekjr]

By far one of my favorite ones you've done. You nailed both. Little upset you didn't build a green tunnel lol, but when you make the rest of the crew you can add it then. Lol
Ps. The Stalin Mario was hilarious

[prof_amazing]

North of the Border: Makes realistic Mario and Bowser
Nintendo: See you in court

[AlexHyena]

Very impressive work, especially the detail in the textures. I can't imagine the patience to work in mere millimetres