We're just a few days away from officially celebrating Christmas , so if you want to do something nice for someone you know and don't want to miss the opportunity to add a little geeky touch , you can always get to work and put together this nice Nintendo greeting card.
A very Nintendo Christmas greeting
Published on Nintendo's official Japanese website, this fun craft project simply requires you to cut out and glue the tabs in their corresponding places for the invitation to come to life when opened. Inside, you'll find Super Mario dressed as Santa Claus, Yoshi doing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer's chores, and a Christmas tree decorated with iconic elements from the series, such as the Super Bell that transforms Mario into Cat Mario in Super Mario 3D World and the Fire Flower that lets you throw fireballs.
The card also contains a hole in which you can write some nice words by hand to celebrate the arrival of the new year, so in addition to being able to paste, you will have to be inspired to leave some nice words.
How to download the Nintendo Christmas card
The document consists of three pages in A4 format, so you can print it from home without problems before putting scissors and glue. To achieve this, you only have to download the file that we leave you below, a PDF file that you must print simply to be able to write your message by hand and be able to start cutting along the dotted line.
Download the cut-out congratulations from NintendoAlthough the indicated instructions are in Japanese, the assembly does not have too many secrets. The continuous black line is the one that we will have to cut with scissors to get the silhouette of the characters and the pieces necessary to assemble the different parts. On the other hand, the dotted lines are those that need to be folded to shape the different levels of the card, so that we gain depth with the different layers that make up the invitation.
We leave you with a photo of the final result so that you can have it as a reference when assembling all the pieces, a job that if you find it complicated and laborious you could consider as a distraction on cold Christmas afternoons.