Even adults are going crazy for McDonald’s Rilakkuma toys in a collecting frenzy
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots compiled and reported
In April this year, McDonald’s Happy Meals in Japan launched a Rilakkuma toy set that garnered huge online attention, with even Taiwanese fans traveling specifically to Japan to collect them, making it one of the hottest items for resellers. Now you don’t have to envy Japan anymore—McDonald’s Happy Meals in Taiwan are also offering Rilakkuma toys!
Taiwan McDonald’s Happy Meal Rilakkuma toy set has fans scrambling to collect (Photo/Rilakkuma)
This time, McDonald’s Happy Meals in Taiwan, staying true to their “a new toy every week” theme, are launching a set of eight Rilakkuma toys, with a new style released every Wednesday. These toys not only offer simple interactive features but also keep everyone excited week after week, captivating both kids and adults alike.
A new Rilakkuma toy is released every Wednesday on 11/22, 29 and 12/6, 13 (Photo/Rilakkuma)
Two Rilakkuma toys are released each week on 12/20 and 27 (Photo/Rilakkuma)
Fans of Rilakkuma shouldn’t miss out on this “McDonald’s Happy Meal – A New Toy Every Week” campaign. Ordering a kid’s meal lets you enjoy childhood joy and collect the cutest Rilakkuma series!
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McDonald’s Happy Meal – A New Toy Every Week: Rilakkuma Series
Campaign Period: 2017/11/22–2017/12/27, one new toy released every Wednesday
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