One of their most renowned toy collectibles (thanks to their collaboration) was the Burger King's Gold Cards which were released in 1993 during the time that Pokemon was in its earlier (and going to the peak) days. Burger King and Pokemon's Gold Cardsīurger King, the Miami-founded company that was established way back in 1953, has already developed its firm partnership with the Pokemon franchise. Just like the McDonald's one, another food chain has also made partnerhsips and collaborations with Pokemon to bring some of the most memorable toys and collectibles being dubbed as an official collaboration between the two parties involved. Through the years of Pokemon's mark as one of the top fiction franchises all around the world, it already saw multiple engagements and collaborations from other companies and entities to produce Pokemon-themed items and objects. With the news of McDonald's Happy Meal offering inclined with being a Pokemon-themed one, it brought excitement to those who are avid fans of Pokemon today, but also those who are already longtime and dedicated followers of the media franchise including those who started their Pokemon interest ever since it was established in 1996.Īlso Read: Pokemon McDonald's Happy Meal Collab Likely Once Again, Leaks Suggest And for that, the famous fast-food chain will be taking part in it by introducing a bunch of new toys including new Pokemon cards in their well-established Happy Meal set, wherein customers can purchase a set of meal from them along with their toys that they can bring home and enjoy playing.

This is in celebration of the 25 th anniversary of the world-renowned media franchise this year of 2021. But there are some which could be more of a collectible and memorabilia, and this is where collaborations such as the McDonald's toys which will feature Pokemon cards depicting some of the known starter Pokémon from the video game series as well as the anime series. Pokemon cards are meant to be played in games and matches, of course.

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