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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===August 1990 promotion===
{{Main-gallery|Happy Meal}}
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Racoonmariopromo.jpg|A figurine based on [[Raccoon Mario]] which bounces up if pushed down
Luigiwithstarman.jpg|A figurine with Luigi sitting on a cloud and holding a [[Super Star|Starman]]. Pull it back and it rolls
Goombapromotoy.jpg|A [[Goomba]] figurine that can hop
Paratroopapromotoy.jpg|A red [[Koopa Paratroopa]] which can hop around
Raccoon Mario SMB3 McD's toddler toy.jpg|The Raccoon Mario toy for children under age 3
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===September 2006 promotion===
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Konglauncher.jpg|A figurine of Donkey Kong which can launch two circular objects
Yoshitagger.jpg|A figurine of Yoshi which plays music if it comes into contact with another object
Throwyoshi.jpg|A figurine of Yoshi which includes a miniature baseball intended to be caught in its mouth
Mariothrower.jpg|A figurine of Mario winking in his ball form from ''[[Mario Pinball Land]]''
Mariohitter.jpg|A toy modeled after Mario's [[Iron Hammer]] move from ''[[Mario Power Tennis]]''
Kongspinner.jpg|A plastic disc with Donkey Kong artwork in the center
</gallery>


===February/April 2014 promotion===
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Happy Meal Luigi.png|Luigi Happy Meal toy from Europe
Happy Meal SMB3 display front.jpg|Front of the ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' display
Happy Meal Luigi Alt.png|Another Luigi Happy Meal toy from Europe
Racoonmariopromo.jpg|Raccoon Mario jumping toy from 1990
Happy Meal Mario.png|Mario, with a Coin and a Brick Block toy from Europe
Kongspinner.jpg|Donkey Kong frisbee from 2006
Happy Meal Mario Pipe.png|Mario with a Warp Pipe toy from Europe
Happy Meal Mushroom.png|Mushroom Happy Meal toy from Europe
Happy Meal Peach.png|Princess Peach Happy Meal toy from Europe
Happy Meal Toad.png|Toad Happy Meal toy from Europe
Happy Meal Yoshi.png|Yoshi Happy Meal toy from Europe
</gallery>
</gallery>



Revision as of 16:21, July 31, 2019

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Super Mario Happy Meal toys available from July 24, 2018 until August 20, 2018.
The Super Mario series Happy Meal toys that were available from July 24, 2018 until August 20, 2018

A Happy Meal is a kids' meal sold at the American fast food chain, McDonald's. The Happy Meals usually have a tie-in promotion of a franchise with a toy relating to the promotion. The Happy Meal box is also designed after the thing it is promoting and sometimes includes activities on it. The Mario franchise has had tie-in releases as early as Super Mario Bros. 3.

Promotions

Game-specific

Super Mario Bros. 3 (August 1990)

The Super Mario Bros. 3 promotion took place in August 1990, and it was the Nintendo's first tie-in with a fast food restaurant.[1]

Mario Kart 8 (July 2014)

The July 2014 collection of Happy Meal toys promoting Mario Kart 8
The July 2014 Happy meal toys. From left to right: toys of Mario, Peach, Luigi, Donkey Kong, Bowser, Yoshi, and Toad, as well as a Mario Cap with the Mario Kart 8 title on the brim

A line of Mario Kart 8 toys were included in Happy Meal toys in July 2014.

Mario franchise

September 2006

The Happy Meal promotion in 2006 was named "Take the Mario Challenge". It was promoted through the Happy Meal official website and via a television commercial.

April-May 2017

Super Mario Happy Meal toys available from April 26, 2017 until May 22, 2017.
The April-May 2017 set of the Super Mario Happy Meal toys

Clockwise from top left, the image shows: Mario, Yoshi (able to extend and retract his tongue by pressing a button on his saddle), Bowser (plastic fire can be inserted into his mouth and ejected by pressing a button on his back), Peach with a background (Peach spins around as the toy moves), a Red Shell (can be moved similarly to a toy car), Luigi with a yellow Warp Pipe (Luigi can be inserted and ejected from the pipe), Invincible Mario (flicking the switch on the toy's base lights the toy up in a number of colors), and a 1-Up Mushroom (makes the 1-Up sound from Super Mario 3D Land when a switch is flicked)

July-August 2018

Super Mario Happy Meal toys available from July 24, 2018 until August 20, 2018.
The July-August 2018 Super Mario Happy Meal toys

Nintendo released another brand of Super Mario-series toys starting from July 30, 2018 through August 20, 2018.[2]

Clockwise from top left, the image shows: Yoshi (roulette toy), New Super Mario Bros. U-themed maze toy (has two sides), Mario (toy slot machine), Rubix cube (with miniature cards, one is to rearrange the blocks to match up with the design, which includes a; brick block, a musical note block, a ? block, an empty block, and a purple, green, red, and blue block that features on each of their sides an icon based on Mario characters; purple having a Goomba, a Blooper, a Boo, a Bullet Bill, and Bowser; Blue having a POW Block; Red having Mario, a Toad, Luigi, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Peach; and Green having a Mushroom, a Fire Flower, a Yoshi's Egg, a Super Star, and a Koopa Shell), Fire Luigi (comes with a cutout Goomba and Koopa Troopa, where the left arm acts as the firing mechanism to launch a disc representing the fireball), Running Yoshi (Yoshi can be inserted into a launcher and ejected, with a pik representing an egg and fruit acting as stoppers), Super Mario Bros.-themed pointer game (flicking the switch on the toy's base will have a Koopa shell being launched and fall into any of the designated points, with the leftmost bit awarding 10 points, the middle being 50, and the rightmost bit awarding 100 points), and a Mario and Cappy target game (twist Mario around to have him "throw" Cappy onto a target icon depicting Goombas and coins)

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Happy Meal.

External links

References