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McDonald's is giving out Pokemon toys with Happy Meals from 15 Nov to 12 Dec

McDonald’s Singapore is giving out Pokemon toys with Happy Meal purchases from 15 November to 12 December 2018. (Screenshot from YouTube/Bowen’s toy adventure)
McDonald’s Singapore is giving out Pokemon toys with Happy Meal purchases from 15 November to 12 December 2018. (Screenshot from YouTube/Bowen’s toy adventure)

Fast food chain McDonald’s is feeding into the ongoing Pokemon craze with free giveaways of Pokemon toys for every purchase of a Happy Meal for the next four weeks!

The promotion currently applies to McDonald’s outlets in Singapore and Malaysia, but it seems like it will be rolled out to other countries in Asia too.

There are eight Pokemon toys in total, with two being available each week while stocks last, beginning from Thursday (15 November).

The Pokemon up for collection are: Pikachu, Totodile, Shiny Magikarp, Torchic, Psyduck, Meowth, Squirtle and Vulpix.

Note that different toys will be available each week in Singapore and Malaysia.

In Singapore, the toys available each week are:

  • 15 – 21 Nov: Pikachu and Totodile

  • 22 – 28 Nov: Shiny Magikarp and Torchic

  • 29 Nov – 5 Dec: Psyduck and Meowth

  • 6 – 12 Dec: Squirtle and Vulpix

There will be two Pokemon toys featuring each week during McDonald’s Singapore’s promotion. (Graphic: McDonald’s Singapore)
There will be two Pokemon toys featuring each week during McDonald’s Singapore’s promotion. (Graphic: McDonald’s Singapore)

In case you’re in Malaysia and feel like popping into a McDonald’s for the toys, here are the Pokemon available in Malaysia each week:

  • 15 – 21 November: Squirtle and Torchic

  • 22 – 28 November: Psyduck and Vulpix

  • 29 November – 5 December: Shiny Magikarp and Meowth

  • 6 – 12 December: Pikachu and Totodile

Each toy has movable parts that impart a special feature to the Pokemon (e.g. Pikachu wiggles its ears when you press its tail, and Squirtle really squirts water out of its mouth).

You can see each toy up close in this video:

McDonald’s isn’t heavily promoting these Pokemon toys, so you may have to enter restaurants to actually see the toys (maybe they’re afraid of the stampede that might occur à la the Hello Kitty craze). Even so, the toys may go out of stock quickly, so act fast if you want to get your hands on them!

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