2009 MONSTERS vs ALIENS SET OF 8 McDONALD'S HAPPY MEAL MOVIE FIGURES VIDEO REVIEW

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Summary

This video reviews the complete set of eight Monsters vs. Aliens McDonald's Happy Meal toys released in 2009, showcasing each figure's unique features and articulation.

Highlights

Introduction to the Set
00:00:00

The video introduces the set of eight Monsters Versus Aliens movie toys released by McDonald's in 2009, and the reviewer begins to unbox and examine them.

Ginormica Review
00:00:08

Ginormica, standing 5.5 inches tall, has six points of articulation and bendable legs with wires, allowing for various poses. She features wheels under her feet, resembling roller skates from the movie scene.

Galaxar Review
00:00:42

Galaxar, described as goofy, has one point of articulation (moving hand) and soft rubber legs. A notable feature is his light-up head when his feet are pulled down.

Bob Review
00:01:09

Bob, with his distinctive one eye and clear plastic body, has wheels underneath. When wound up, he spins around, demonstrating a fun, dynamic action.

Dr. Cockroach PhD Review
00:01:44

Dr. Cockroach PhD is featured in a train-spaceship with string antennas. It has three wheels, two of which provide a pullback feature, allowing it to move slowly then speed up suddenly.

The Missing Link Review
00:02:20

The Missing Link toy includes detachable ice fossilized ice crystals that clasp around the figure. After winding a knob, pushing a fin on his head causes him to break free and wobble around.

Galaxar's Ship Review
00:03:06

Galaxar's ship consists of four pieces, including Galaxar himself and three pods with other aliens. The pods snap together, and pushing down Galaxar's head activates an action.

Robot Review
00:03:33

The Robot figure, though smaller than its movie counterpart, features a 3D lenticular eye, pop-out bendable arms, and feet that extend and lock into place, making it poseable.

Insectosaurus Review and Conclusion
00:04:08

Insectosaurus is highlighted as the reviewer's favorite, with spinning arms and antennas. Its gimmick is a button on its belly that makes a squeaky noise. The video concludes by recommending the entire set for its fun and engaging features.

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