The video is a tutorial on creating do-it-yourself sticker party sets featuring various characters from the popular video game series, Super Mario. The characters include Luigi, Yoshi, Mario, Toad, Bowser, and Peach. The tutorial is hosted by Nat and Essie and is accompanied by music.
The tutorial begins with the hosts finding the sticker sets and expressing surprise. They start by creating a Yoshi character, experimenting with different eyes and accessories like a Venus flytrap and a Yoshi egg. They also create a Yoshi character with four eyes, which results in a comical look.
Next, they move on to creating a Luigi character. They start by placing Mario's face on Luigi's head, which results in a humorous look. They then swap parts of the characters to create a more balanced look. They also add eyebrows and accessories like a Luigi star and a Luigi power-up.
They then move on to creating a Mario character. They start by placing a large "M" on Mario's shirt and then place Mario's real face on the character. They also add Mario's real eyebrows and accessories like a Mario star and a Mario power-up.
The tutorial then moves on to creating a Toad character. They start by placing a large "T" on Toad's shirt and then place Toad's real face on the character. They also add Toad's real eyebrows and accessories like a Goomba.
Finally, they create a Bowser character. They start by placing Toad's mouth and eyes on Bowser, which results in a comical look. They then swap parts of the characters to create a more balanced look. They also add an accessory like a flying squirrel from Super Mario.
The tutorial ends with the hosts expressing surprise at the final result and discussing the fun of creating these party favors. They invite viewers to decide which character they would like to build and whether they would like to make it silly or normal.
1. The video features a do-it-yourself sticker party set that includes characters from the Mario series, including Luigi, Yoshi, Mario, Toad, Bowser, and Peach.
2. The characters are created by placing stickers on a base, with the option to add accessories such as eyes, mouths, and power-ups.
3. The process involves a lot of trial and error, with the hostess often trying out different combinations to see what works best.
4. The hostess is particularly interested in making the characters look silly or normal, and she often asks for the audience's opinion on which look is better.
5. The video ends with the hostess stating that the party favors are fun and endless, and she invites the audience to choose which character they would like to build and whether they would like to make it silly or normal.