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The video covers the process of creating a traditional Japanese sumo wrestler using origami techniques, and illustrates a simple game playable with these paper models. Starting with a 6-inch sheet of Kami paper, the presenter demonstrates making precise valley and mountain folds, progressing through steps such as the blintz fold, and stresses proper alignment to ensure the model stands upright. Upon completion, the paper sumo wrestlers can be used in a game where players tap the table to make the wrestlers move, trying to knock each other out of a ring possibly made from cardboard. The video concludes by showing a quick gameplay demonstration and encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel.
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In this part of the video, the presenter teaches how to fold a traditional Japanese sumo wrestler using origami techniques. The sumo wrestler origami was historically used by children to play a game where two paper wrestlers are placed on a table, and tapping the table makes one wrestler fall or move out of a ring. The demonstration begins with a 6-inch sheet of Kami paper. The process starts with making valley folds along both diagonals to create a crease, followed by unfolding and repeating with the other diagonal. Next, a blintz fold is performed by bringing each of the four corners to the center of the X-shaped crease. This step is repeated to make another blintz fold. The model is then turned over and rotated slightly. Following this, the top right edge is aligned with the center vertical crease while managing a flap underneath.
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In this part of the video, the presenter provides a detailed step-by-step guide on folding a paper model, focusing on creating precise valley and mountain folds. The instructions involve swinging flaps out to the side and ensuring proper alignment of edges. The model is then folded in half along a vertical crease, where creasing hard might cause slight tearing, which is acceptable. After finishing the folds, the model should stand upright. The presenter suggests making two models to play a wrestling game by tapping the table until one model falls over. Additionally, a small ring made from a piece of cardboard can be created for the game.
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In this part of the video, the creators explain a simple wrestling game where players take turns trying to keep wrestlers in the center of a ring. They demonstrate the game by having players hit a table to knock opponents out of the ring, and declare the red wrestler the winner when the opposing wrestler is knocked out. They mention that the game is quick and easy to make, and conclude by encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel.