2014 HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2 SET OF 6 McDONALD'S HAPPY MEAL MOVIE COLLECTION VIDEO REVIEW

Giveaway Announcement00:02:47

The video ends with an announcement of a giveaway for one lucky subscriber, offering another complete set of the How to Train Your Dragon 2 toys and stickers. To enter, viewers need to leave a comment stating their favorite dragon.

Introduction to the Collection and Stickers00:00:00

The video introduces the DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon 2 set of six movie toys released by McDonald's in 2014. The set also includes six different stickers, which are shown individually and then as a complete collection. The stickers feature various dragons and promotional messages for milk and apples.

Toothless Flying Disc00:00:37

The first toy reviewed is Toothless, which is described as a mini flying plastic disc with a 3D lenticular moving card attached. The reviewer highlights the toy's playability as a throwable disc.

Cloudjumper Flying Disc00:00:58

The second toy is Cloudjumper, presented as a 'neat' flying disc. The reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the design and the flying disc concept.

Hookfang Flying Disc00:01:13

The third toy features Hookfang. This disc has a unique triangular/trident shape and a lenticular sticker that shows Hookfang shooting flames, giving it a dynamic appearance. The reviewer speculates it will fly really far.

Gronckle Flying Disc00:01:35

The fourth toy is Gronckle. The reviewer likes the name and anticipates playing with the disc with their kids. This disc also features the 3D lenticular movement for an enhanced visual effect.

Stormfly Flying Disc00:01:55

The fifth toy is Stormfly. The reviewer praises its unique design and the sparkle/shine of the lenticular sticker covering the entire disc, emphasizing its appealing appearance in person.

Zippleback Flying Disc00:02:15

The sixth and final toy is Zippleback. The reviewer finds its name cool and notes the distinct design of the disc, similar to Stormfly. The lenticular image shows the two-headed dragon moving, adding to its appeal. The reviewer concludes that the entire set is a 'complete win'.