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Solosis Toy Review and Conclusion00:03:45
The final toy is Solosis, which comes with a Munna card. This basic plastic toy has a gimmick where pushing its hind legs makes it jump. The video concludes by recommending the set to any Pokémon fan, calling it 'awesome'.
Introduction to the 2011 McDonald's Pokémon Set00:00:00
The video introduces a set of eight different Pokémon toys released by McDonald's in 2011. Each toy comes with a random collectible card, with 12 different cards available in total.
Pikachu Toy Review00:00:41
The first toy reviewed is Pikachu. It's a basic plastic toy with a gimmick: by flipping a switch and pressing a button, Pikachu's cheeks light up, creating an awesome effect.
Reshiram Toy Review00:01:04
Next up is Reshiram, which comes with a Klink card. The figure is impressive, with detachable wings that can move up and down, a rotating head that makes the wings jump, and posable legs for flying poses. Its tail also spins and can be used as a handle.
Oshawott Toy Review00:01:47
Oshawott (mispronounced as 'I should watch') is the third toy, accompanied by a Moractus card. The figure features a bobblehead-like movement, with a spring allowing it to wiggle and wobble when tapped.
Zorua Toy Review00:02:08
Zorua is presented with a Snivy card. The toy has movable arms that rotate all the way around and can spin at the waist, offering three points of movement.
Tepig Toy Review00:02:29
Tepig is the fifth toy, coming with a duplicate Klink card. This cute pig-like figure features a light-up tail when a switch is flipped and its legs are pushed down.
Zekrom Toy Review00:02:57
Zekrom is featured next, with a Tepig card. This toy has rotating arms and a spinning tail, making it a very cool and intimidating figure.
Snivy Toy Review00:03:22
Snivy is the seventh toy, paired with a Pidove card. This toy has a rolling wheel underneath, and as it rolls, its head moves up and down.