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This toy features Mario on a goal pole, which he can slide up and down. It also doubles as a stamper, with a cap at the bottom revealing a Mario stamp.
Princess Peach is a stamper toy, featuring a lovely design with a crown and bright eyes. Underneath, she has a cap that reveals a spinning stamper, allowing users to create multiple small stamp designs on paper.
Penguin Mario is featured in his penguin outfit and includes a pull-back feature. When released, he wobbles and waddles like a penguin.
The video introduces a set of eight Super Mario toys released by McDonald's in 2014. These are imported from China, and the reviewer expresses excitement about their fantastic appearance.
The Boomerang Bro. toy comes with a small plastic boomerang that can be placed in its hand. A button on its back makes its arm move up and down, attempting to throw the boomerang.
This toy shows Super Mario in a pipe. Mario can be pushed down into the pipe and then attached to a small base.
The first toy is Fire Mario, featuring Mario in his white hat and red jumpsuit. He comes with a stand and has a gimmick where he shoots out cardboard fireballs using a built-in mechanism and wheels.
Next up is Yoshi, described as cute and cuddly. This toy features a simple pull-back mechanism, allowing Yoshi to race forward when released.
The final toy features a Mario figurine and a question mark block. The block allows Mario to be pegged on top, and it includes five stickers for decoration. A switch on the block triggers a jumping action for Mario.
The reviewer concludes by reiterating that this is a set of eight awesome Super Mario toys from McDonald's in 2014, emphasizing that it's an import from China and well worth seeking out for collectors.