Gloria 2005 Nestle Cereals USA Madagascar

 

Alex the Lion 2005 Nestle Cereals 711 USA Madagascar

 

Hamtaro 2005 McDonald’s Japan Little Hamster Big Adventure

 

Robosapien 2005 McDonald’s USA WowWee Robotics Collection

 

Pirate SpongeBob SquarePants 2005 Burger King USA Viacom

 

Ronald McDonald 2005 McDonald’s USA

 

McDonald’s 2005 Aslan - The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe (Philippines)

 

Peter Pevensie 2005 McDonald’s Philippines The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

 

Edmund Pevensie 2005 McDonald’s Philippines The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

 

Jadis the White Witch 2005 McDonald’s Philippines The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

 

Susan Pevensie 2005 McDonald’s Philippines The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe

 

Winnie the Pooh with Compass 2005 McDonald’s Japan Wind-up Toy

 

Runt of the Litter in a Spaceship 2005 McDonald’s Chicken Little

 

Crash Bandicoot 2005 McDonald’s USA Universal Interactive

 

Winter Sonata Samhwa Entertainment Co. Ltd. KBS Media (2005)

Winter Sonata is a landmark South Korean television drama that first aired on KBS2 in 2002 and became one of the most influential works in the Hallyu (Korean Wave) phenomenon across Asia, especially in Japan and the Philippines, thanks to its romantic melodrama about first love and memory. While the original series was produced by Pan Entertainment and broadcast by KBS, later international releases and home media editions were handled by distribution partners including KBS Media Ltd., a subsidiary of the Korean Broadcasting System responsible for exporting and marketing Korean content overseas, often on DVD and other formats. In the mid‑2000s, companies like Samhwa Entertainment Co. Ltd. in Japan were involved in licensing and distributing Korean drama DVDs such as Winter Sonata to Japanese audiences around 2005, helping to fuel its cult status and strong sales in physical media during the early years of Hallyu’s spread beyond Korea.

War Machine - Marvel Legends Galactus Build-A-Figure Toy Biz (2005)

 

The War Machine Vintage Marvel Legends Action Figure 2005 Toybiz (often also found under listings like Marvel Legends War Machine Toybiz Galactus or Marvel Legends Galactus Baf Series War Machine 6" Action Fig) is a classic 6-inch Marvel Legends action figure released by Toy Biz in 2005 as part of the Galactus Build-A-Figure (BAF) series. This figure represents James “Rhodey” Rhodes as War Machine in a comic-accurate armored suit, featuring multiple points of articulation and often including blast effect pieces and accessories like a Gatling gun, while also packaging the right leg piece needed to assemble the larger Galactus BAF—a collectible gimmick introduced in the Marvel Legends line that encouraged fans to collect the entire wave to build the giant cosmic villain. The War Machine figure is appreciated by collectors both for its nostalgic early Legends sculpt and its role in completing the larger Galactus build.

Black Panther - Marvel Legends Sentinel Build-A-Figure Toybiz (2005)

The Black Panther – Marvel Legends Sentinel Build-A-Figure wave figure was released by Toy Biz in 2005 as part of the highly regarded Marvel Legends line, specifically Wave 9, which included pieces to assemble the massive Sentinel robot. This Black Panther figure depicts T’Challa in his classic comic-inspired black suit, featuring sharp sculpted details, silver accents, and a sleek, athletic build that reflected Toy Biz’s push toward more dynamic realism at the time. It came with extensive articulation typical of early Marvel Legends releases and included a Sentinel Build-A-Figure part, encouraging collectors to complete the full robot. The figure is especially notable for being one of the earliest modern, highly articulated Black Panther action figures, making it a favorite among collectors and an important entry in Marvel Legends history.

First Appearance Spider-Man - Marvel Legends Sentinel Series (2005)

The Marvel Series 10 Sentinel 1st Appearance Spider‑Man Action F (also sold under variations like Toybiz Marvel Legends 1st Appearance Spider‑Man 6” 1:12 Sent and others) is an articulated 6-inch action figure from Toy Biz’s Marvel Legends line, released as part of Series 10 — the “Sentinel Series.” This figure celebrates Spider-Man’s classic look as depicted in his very first comics, based on Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962), and has over 30 points of articulation, cloth webbing details, and comes with Upper Torso/Head pieces for the build-a-figure Sentinel included in the wave, plus a reprint of Spider-Man’s origin comic in the package. It originally hit shelves in 2005 as part of that Sentinel build-a-figure wave, making it one of the earlier single-carded Spider-Man figures in the Marvel Legends line.

Snowboarding Human Torch - Fantastic 4 Marvel Toybiz (2005)

The Snowboarding Human Torch from Fantastic Four is an action figure released by Marvel Toy Biz in 2005, inspired by the Fantastic Four (2005) live-action film starring Chris Evans as Johnny Storm. This figure depicts the Human Torch in a dynamic, flame-styled look while riding a translucent, fire-themed snowboard accessory, emphasizing his ability to generate and control fire in creative ways. Part of Toy Biz’s movie-based Marvel Legends–era lineup, the figure features articulated joints, molded flame details, and bright orange-and-yellow coloring to simulate his “flame on” form. Aimed at both kids and collectors, the Snowboarding Human Torch stood out for its imaginative accessory and action-oriented pose, making it a memorable and playful entry in Toy Biz’s mid-2000s Marvel figure releases.

Deadshot - Identity Crisis Series 1 DC Direct (2005)

The Deadshot – Identity Crisis Series 1 action figure was released by DC Direct in 2005 as part of a line inspired by DC’s Identity Crisis comic event. Based on the modern comic-book look of Floyd Lawton, the figure features his signature red-and-gray costume, wrist-mounted weapons, and a removable mask that highlights his cold, calculating demeanor as Gotham’s deadliest marksman. Sculpted with realistic proportions and detailed paintwork typical of DC Direct’s collector-focused releases, the figure includes limited articulation and display-oriented accessories, making it more suited for shelf presentation than play. This release became a notable collectible for fans of DC’s darker early-2000s storylines and for collectors seeking representations of Deadshot outside the more common Suicide Squad interpretation.