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Showing posts with label Pixar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pixar. Show all posts

Friday, February 27, 2026

Wilden Lightfoot Onwards Disney Pixar McDonald’s (2020)



In 2020, McDonald’s partnered with Disney and Pixar to release a Happy Meal toy collection tied to the animated film Onward, and one of the figures in that set was Wilden Lightfoot, the late father of the Lightfoot brothers from the movie; this collectible was part of a nine-piece series featuring characters and magical elements from the story. Wilden Lightfoot is a supporting character in Onward—voiced by Kyle Bornheimer—who appears (at first mostly as a pair of legs) when his sons use a magical spell and Phoenix Gem to bring him back for one day, forming part of the heartwarming fantasy adventure that explores themes of family and loss.

Thursday, January 29, 2026

Blazer the Dragon - Onward Disney Pixar (McDonald’s 2020)



Blazer the Dragon — Onward Disney Pixar (McDonald’s 2020): Blazey (often called Blazer the Dragon in toy listings) is the lovable pet dragon from Disney • Pixar’s 2020 animated film Onward, where she belongs to the Lightfoot family and displays a playful, gentle personality while occasionally breathing fire like a typical (but domesticated) dragon. As part of the movie’s promotional Happy Meal toy lineup at McDonald’s in early 2020, Blazey was included among the collectible figures based on key characters and items from Onward, making her a fun miniature dragon figure kids could get with their meal and helping celebrate the film’s release.

Monday, May 19, 2025

BobParr/Mr. Incredible - The incredibles Disney/Pixar (McDonald's 2004)

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The Mr. Incredible Happy Meal toy from McDonald's 2004 promotion was part of an 8-piece set released in conjunction with Disney/Pixar's The Incredibles film. This series featured key characters from the movie, including Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet, Dash, Jack-Jack, Frozone, Syndrome, and Edna Mode. The toy depicts Mr. Incredible in his red superhero suit with black accents and the "i" insignia on his chest and it also features an action pose, capturing the character's strength and heroism. Each toy came sealed in a clear plastic bag with promotional artwork.

Buzz Lightyear Bobblehead - Toy Story (Kellogg's 2003)


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The Buzz Lightyear Bobblehead from Kellogg's 2003 Toy Story cereal promotion is a collectible figure featuring Buzz Lightyear, the iconic space ranger from Disney-Pixar's Toy Story franchise. This toy was part of a limited-edition series released to coincide with the film's enduring popularity. The toy depicts Buzz Lightyear in his classic space suit, standing on a round base and it also features a bobblehead mechanism, allowing Buzz's head to nod when tapped.This is originally included in select Kellogg's cereal boxes as a promotional item.

Dash Parr - The Incredibles ( McDonald's 2004)

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The Dash Parr toy from McDonald's 2004 The Incredibles Happy Meal promotion captures the essence of the super-speedy character from Disney-Pixar's animated film.This awesome toy depicts Dash in his red superhero suit with black gloves and boots, standing on a base and it also features a wind-up mechanism that propels Dash forward, simulating his super-speed.the toy is originally sealed in clear plastic bags with promotional artwork.

Elastigirl - The Incredibles Disney/Pixar (McDonald's 2004)


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The Elastigirl (Mrs. Incredible) Happy Meal toy was part of McDonald's 2004 promotion for Disney/Pixar's The Incredibles. This toy was one of eight figures released to coincide with the film's theatrical debut, each representing a member of the superhero family or their allies. The Elastigirl figure stands approximately 5 inches tall and features a dynamic pose with her arms extended, showcasing her stretching abilities. The toy is molded in durable plastic with painted details to resemble her red and black superhero costume.

Sunday, May 18, 2025

Woody - Toy Story (Kellogg's 2003)

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Sheriff Woody Pride, or just Woody, is the main protagonist of the Disney and Pixar Toy Story franchise. He is a vintage pull-string cowboy doll that originally belonged to a boy named Andy Davis. As Andy's favorite toy since kindergarten, Woody served as the de facto leader of the household playthings.

When Andy enters adulthood and leaves for college, Woody is donated to a little girl named Bonnie Anderson, whom he remains with for some time before choosing to become an owner-less antique devoted to helping lost toys find owners, alongside his girlfriend, Bo Peep.