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Kirby 25th Anniversary Lottery Prizes Feature Original Games' Pixelated Art
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The original Hoshi no Kirby (Kirby's Dream Land) game for Game Boy debuted in 1992, and this year marks the franchise's 25th anniversary. To celebrate, Ichiban Kuji is offering the Hoshi no Kirby 25 Shūnen PuPuPu Collection prize lottery line. The company revealed the prizes on Friday that commemorate the original Kirby games.
A Prize:
Big Kirby plush
B Prize:
Warp Star Cushion
C Prize:
25th anniversary towel
D Prize:
PuPuPu plush mascots (three varieties)
E Prize:
Hoshi no Kirby generations key holders (four varieties)
F Prize:
Glass collection (four varieties)
Hoshi no Kirby history towels (five varieties)
People who purchase the last prize drawing tickets receive the Last One Prize. In this Kirby prize line, that item is a Maxim Tomato mug.
The prize line will debut in Japan on April 26, and each prize ticket will cost 620 yen (about US$5). The tickets and prizes will be available at LAWSON convenience stores, book stores, hobby shops, game centers, and other retailers. People who want more Kirby goodness can enter the codes from their prize tickets for chances to win one of 50 more A Prize Kirby plushes.
Ichiban Kuji released another Kirby prize line in January that featured the pink puffball and Waddle Dee napping after a feast of sweets. Character goods maker San-Ei Bōeki also revealed 25th-anniversary merchandise last month.
[Via Nijimen]
