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Kirby really flies! For one day only, Kirby, Nintendo's super-tough, pink puff, video game character turned the sky pink as thousands of Kirby-shaped clouds floated through the air. Nintendo released the clouds in celebration of the Sept. 22 release of Kirby Super Star Ultra for Nintendo DS. Check out this video of Kirby in Alabama. (Video: Business Wire)

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Kirby really flies! For one day only, Kirby, Nintendo's super-tough, pink puff, video game character turned the sky pink as thousands of Kirby-shaped clouds floated through the air. Nintendo released the clouds in celebration of the Sept. 22 release of Kirby Super Star Ultra for Nintendo DS. Check out this video of Kirby in Alabama. (Video: Business Wire)
Kirby really flies! For one day only, Kirby, Nintendo's super-tough, pink puff, video game character turned the sky pink as thousands of Kirby-shaped clouds floated through the air. Nintendo released the clouds in celebration of the Sept. 22 release of Kirby Super Star Ultra for Nintendo DS. Check out this video of Kirby in Alabama. (Video: Business Wire)Video

Kirby really flies! For one day only, Kirby, Nintendo's super-tough, pink puff, video game character turned the sky pink as thousands of Kirby-shaped clouds floated through the air. Nintendo released the clouds in celebration of the Sept. 22 release of Kirby Super Star Ultra for Nintendo DS. Check out this video of Kirby in Alabama. (Video: Business Wire)

In this photo released by Nintendo, Roy Batson with Flogos, a special effects company, watches a pink soap bubble of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' float upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)
In this photo released by Nintendo, Roy Batson with Flogos, a special effects company, watches a pink soap bubble of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' float upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)Photo

In this photo released by Nintendo, Roy Batson with Flogos, a special effects company, watches a pink soap bubble of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' float upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)

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In this photo released by Nintendo, a pink soap bubble of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' floats upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)
In this photo released by Nintendo, a pink soap bubble of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' floats upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)Photo

In this photo released by Nintendo, a pink soap bubble of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' floats upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)

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In this photo released by Nintendo, pink soap bubbles of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' floats upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)
In this photo released by Nintendo, pink soap bubbles of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' floats upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)Photo

In this photo released by Nintendo, pink soap bubbles of one of Nintendo's most popular characters, 'Kirby,' floats upward into the sky above Kirby Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama, Thursday, September 18, 2008. The release of the character celebrates the Sept. 22nd launch of the new Nintendo DS game 'Kirby Super Star Ultra.' (Photo by Nintendo, Bob Riha, Jr.)

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Gameplay footage for the Nintendo DS(TM), Kirby Super Star(TM) Ultra game, which launches on Monday, September 22. (Video: Business Wire)
Gameplay footage for the Nintendo DS(TM), Kirby Super Star(TM) Ultra game, which launches on Monday, September 22. (Video: Business Wire)Video

Gameplay footage for the Nintendo DS(TM), Kirby Super Star(TM) Ultra game, which launches on Monday, September 22. (Video: Business Wire)

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