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Revision as of 17:05, 26 July 2018
McDonald's is a fast-food restaurant chain that promoted the Pixar movies released between 1996 and 2018.
Happy Meals
McDonald's has made several promotional tie-ins with Disney/Pixar and released multiple Happy Meals of Pixar characters.
Toy Story (foreign set)
A Bug's Life
- In Asian countries, the set only included Flik, Dim, Hopper, and Francis
Toy Story 2
General
- Woody
- Mr. Potato Head and Mrs. Potato Head
- Robot
- Slinky Dog
- Alien
- Rex
- Hamm
- Jessie
- Bo Peep
- Lenny
- Zurg
- Prospector
- Marionette Woody
- Barrel of Monkeys
- Buzz Lightyear
- Bullseye
- RC
- Etch-a-Sketch
- Green Army Man
- Tour Guide Barbie
Candy Dispensers
Monsters, Inc.
USA
- James P. Sullivan
- Boo
- Randall Boggs
- Mike Wazowski
- Henry J. Waternoose III
- Celia Mae
- Yeti
- Roz
- George Sanderson
- CDA Agent
Europe
- James P. Sullivan (plush)
- Boo (w/ plush monster uniform)
- Randall Boggs
- Mike Wazowski
- Henry J. Waternoose III
- Celia Mae
- Roz
- CDA Agent
Asia (wind-ups)
- James P. Sullivan
- Boo
- Randall Boggs (same version from European set)
- Mike Wazowski
- Henry J. Waternoose III (same version from European set)
- Roz
- The Australian promotion featured Mike, Boo, and Waternoose from the Asian set, along with the plush Sulley from the European set.
Finding Nemo
The Incredibles
Cars
- Lightning McQueen (clean and dirty)
- Mater
- Sally
- Doc Hudson
- Ramone (purple, green and yellow)
- Flo
- Luigi
- Fillmore
Incredibles 2
- Mr. Incredible
- Elasticycle
- Dash
- Violet
- Levitating Jack-Jack
- Frozone
- Mrs. Incredible
- Raccoon Surprise
- Edna Mode
- Wind-Up Jack-Jack
Trivia
- Toy Story 2 is the only movie in the Toy Story series to be promoted by McDonald's during its theatrical release. The original Toy Story was promoted by Burger King while Toy Story 3 wasn't promoted by a restaurant. However, McDonald's did promote the original Toy Story in some countries (for example, Europe, Japan, and the Philippines) outside of the USA and Latin America.
- The Cars movie toys have variations, as there are clean and dirty versions of Lightning McQueen, and green, purple and yellow versions of Ramone.
- The Cars character Fillmore was originally planned to be called "Waldmire," named after Bob Waldmire, a Route 66 resident whom the crew befriended during a road trip to do research for the film. However, Waldmire was an ethical vegetarian, and since Fillmore toys would be featured in Happy Meals, he did not want his name to be used.[1]
- Toy Story, Ratatouille to Coco are the only Pixar films so far not to be promoted by McDonald's, although again, the original Toy Story was promoted by McDonald's outside of the USA and Latin America.