2015 POKEMON OMEGA RUBY ALPHA SAPPHIRE McDONALD'S HAPPY MEAL COLLECTION TOYS VIDEO REVIEW

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Summary

This video reviews all eight Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire toys released by McDonald's in 2015. Each toy comes with a Pokemon card and has a unique gimmick. The reviewer showcases each toy's features and ends with a giveaway announcement.

Highlights

Introduction to McDonald's Pokemon Toys
00:00:00

The video introduces the set of eight Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire toys released by McDonald's in 2015. Each toy includes a Pokemon card and an advertisement for the McPlay app and how to obtain Hoopa in the Pokemon video game.

Pikachu Toy Review
00:00:33

Pikachu is the first toy, featuring a sparking gimmick when rolled, illuminating a clear section. The accompanying card is a sparkly Pikachu trading card showcasing 'Tail Whip Electric Ball'.

Primal Groudon Toy Review
00:01:11

The second toy is Primal Groudon. It comes with a sparkly Marill collectible card. Primal Groudon's gimmick involves a lever on its back that, when pulled, causes its head and arms to wiggle.

Primal Kyogre Toy Review
00:01:52

Primal Kyogre is the third toy. Its accompanying card features a sparkly Meditite. The toy's gimmick is a water squirter, activated by pulling out its tail to draw water and then squirting it.

Lugia Toy Review
00:02:39

The fourth toy is Lugia. It comes with the Marill card. Lugia features rotatable tail, movable legs, and a rotating head. Its gimmick, activated by a lever on its back, makes its wings flap.

Rayquaza Toy Review
00:03:15

Rayquaza is the fifth toy, coming with a double Menti card. The toy has several points of movement including a rotatable tail and midsection, and moving arms. Its gimmick is a button on the back that causes a small, somewhat underwhelming, action.

Mega Latios Toy Review
00:03:51

The sixth toy is Mega Latios, accompanied by a sparkly Treeko card. This toy features wings and a launching missile-like gimmick, fired by pushing a clear button on its back.

Hoopa Toy Review
00:04:42

Hoopa is the seventh toy in the set, coming with a Menti card. The toy has horns and a spinning hairpiece. Its gimmick is a ring launcher, where a ring is placed in its hand and launched via a pullback mechanism, though it doesn't work very effectively.

Wobuffet Toy Review
00:05:40

The eighth and final toy is Wobuffet, which comes with a Pikachu card. Wobuffet's gimmick involves a lever on its back that, when pulled, makes its arm go up and its mouth open and close.

Giveaway Announcement
00:06:32

The video concludes with a giveaway announcement for three complete sets of the Pokemon toys. Viewers are instructed to comment their favorite Pokemon character for a chance to win, with winners to be chosen in one to two weeks.

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