a Donald Duck and Snowman toy released by McDonald's Happy Meal Japan in 2012. I was able to add this toy in my collection when I attended the Malolos Toy Convention (MalCon) on July 16,2022.
Did you know?
Donald Fauntleroy Duck is a cartoon character created by The Walt Disney Company. Donald is an anthropomorphic white duck with a yellow-orange bill, legs, and feet. He typically wears a sailor shirt and cap with a bow tie. Donald is known for his semi-intelligible speech and his mischievous, temperamental, and pompous personality.
a Kuchipatchi Tamogochi toy from McDonald's Happy Meal USA in 2011. I got this toy from one of my visits to Cubao, Quezon City July 27, 2022.
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Kuchipatchi is a male Tamagotchi adult. His first debut was on the Original Tamagotchi, and is the secondary male mascot, as well as one of the main mascots of the Tamagotchi franchise along with Mametchi and Memetchi. His female counterpart is Yonepatchi.
a Porky Pig toy from Jollibee. I got to add this toy in my collection when I visited the Mololos Toy Convention (MalCon) on July 16, 2022.
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Porky Pig, a Warner Brothers' cartoon character, stutters on approximately 23% of his spoken words and has a wide variety of stuttering symptoms. Porky Pig was predisposed to stutter since his father also is a hard core stutterer.
Hefty is considered the strongest and bravest Smurf of all who's willing to use his strength to help out his fellow Smurfs.
He spends his mornings exercising, and his house is full of work-out equipment. Hefty is also the most athletic of the Smurfs, able to climb up tall trees and bring down whatever is up there without much effort. However, in "Smurfy Secrets", it is revealed that Hefty greases his chest to look strong.
keeping ourselves safe from the earthquake. Thank God everyone of us is safe.
a Brown the bear toy from Line Friends courtesy of Starbucks in December of 2021. I was thankful to have been able to find this in the Starbucks located in SM City Pampanga on January 9, 2022 (my birthday).
Did you know?
Brown is a brown bear. He has small, black eyes (just the same as Cony's), two tiny ears and a short tail, he never shows his emotions through his face.
During the late 1960s to early 1970s, the Burger King was introduced as a small and animated king character in its children's advertising voiced by Allen Swift and known as Kurger Bing. Kurger Bing was featured in a series of advertisements in which he would visit a Burger King outlet for an interview with a television reporter or see a former court wizard who now worked for the chain. In all ads the King would present children with small gifts or buy them some Burger King food. Many of these commercials featured Kurger Bing reciting the restaurant's slogan, "Burger King, where kids are king!" Based on an investigative journalism report by news outlet CrunchFacts in 1973, the Burger King met Cap'n Crunch, which launched various promotional collaborations between the two's respective brands.
It was common for many of us to have collections of our favorite McDonald’s toys when we were kids. But one man named Percival Lugue has taken that to a whole other level. He received the Guiness World Record for the most fast food chain toys, and his collection has now grown to over 20,000 individual pieces. He dreams of one day opening a museum to showcase the toys so that he can share the joy with others.
Edna Mode is a half-Japanese, half-German fashion designer and auteur. Known for her short stature and habit of calling everyone "dahling", she is highly accomplished at her craft and as demanding of others as she is of herself. Above all things, Edna Mode despises supermodels, "Spoilt, silly little stick figures", partly because they are too limiting - they show her clothes only on the perfect conditions of the catwalk, and only for one type of person - the supermodel. They certainly don't allow her to showcase her talents or use her imagination to its fullest. Superheroes with their many abilities, shapes and of course the situations they need clothes for, are the only challenge truly worthy of her talents.
In an article published in The Economist, Tony Tan mentioned that the adorable bee mascot we’ve always loved represents Filipino spirit: hard-working, optimistic, and most of all, ‘jolly.’ Bees, by nature, are hard-working insects who always strive to get honey or the sweetest things that life could offer. And just like a typical working Filipino, bees are “happy even though they’re busy.”
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