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'''''Find Kirby!!'''''{{DerivedTitle}} is a series of Japanese only [[wikipedia:Wimmelbilderbuch|hidden picture books]] themed after the ''Kirby'' series, illustrated by Tau and Poto Karino (the same illustrators of the [[Kirby (novel series)|''Kirby'' novel series]]), published by Kadokawa and supervised by WARPSTAR, Inc. Each book features a short story explaining that the [[Kirby Printer]] mass-produced [[Kirby]] copies, followed by a couple big illustrations predominantly featuring multiple pink Kirbys in various locations, as well as other characters and items, with a list of elements to find in each illustration. In particular, the illustrations feature all sorts of elements from the series, common and obscure, and most are themed after games or specific existing locations. | '''''Find Kirby!!'''''{{DerivedTitle}} is a series of Japanese only [[wikipedia:Wimmelbilderbuch|hidden picture books]] themed after the ''Kirby'' series, illustrated by Tau and Poto Karino (the same illustrators of the [[Kirby (novel series)|''Kirby'' novel series]]), published by Kadokawa and supervised by WARPSTAR, Inc. Each book features a short story explaining that the [[Kirby Printer]] mass-produced [[Kirby]] copies, followed by a couple big illustrations predominantly featuring multiple pink Kirbys in various locations, as well as other characters and items, with a list of elements to find in each illustration. In particular, the illustrations feature all sorts of elements from the series, common and obscure, and most are themed after games or specific existing locations. | ||
