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[[File: | [[File:Mcdonalds 1985 happymeal transformers.jpg|thumb|right|500px|Getting bonus plastic trinkets alongside your junk food is the right of all sentient beings.]] | ||
Since the beginning, ''Transformers'' has been adept at getting plastic garbage into the hands of children. Try as they might to move away, [[Hasbro]] knows that there is no tactic quite so effective at this goal as packaging it alongside garbage food. | Since the beginning, ''Transformers'' has been adept at getting plastic garbage into the hands of children. Try as they might to move away, [[Hasbro]] knows that there is no tactic quite so effective at this goal as packaging it alongside garbage food. | ||
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==Generation 1== | ==Generation 1== | ||
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===McDonald's=== | ===McDonald's=== | ||
[[File:Mcdonalds cliffjumper.jpg|thumb|Cliffjumper|170px]] | |||
*'''St. Louis ''The Transformers'' promotion''' (1985) | *'''St. Louis ''The Transformers'' promotion''' (1985) | ||
:In 1985, McDonald's gave away non-transforming, non-poseable figurines of four [[Mini Vehicle]] characters, each rendered in six different color variations, in various two-color combinations of red, green, blue, yellow and black. These figures were only available in St. Louis as a test run.<ref>[http://www.toyarchive.com/Transformers/McD1985Toys1.html 1985 McDonald's toys at Toyarchive.com]</ref> The line included: | :In 1985, [[McDonald's]] gave away non-transforming, non-poseable figurines of four [[Mini Vehicle]] characters, each rendered in six different color variations, in various two-color combinations of red, green, blue, yellow and black. These figures were only available in St. Louis as a test run.<ref>[http://www.toyarchive.com/Transformers/McD1985Toys1.html 1985 McDonald's toys at Toyarchive.com]</ref> The line included: | ||
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==''Generation 2''== | ==''Generation 2''== | ||
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===Dairy Queen=== | ===Dairy Queen=== | ||
[[File:DairyQueen Optimus.jpg|thumb|Optimus Prime|180px]] | |||
*'''''Generation 2'' promotion''' (1994) | *'''''Generation 2'' promotion''' (1994) | ||
:In conjunction with ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)|Generation 2]]'', Dairy Queen gave away a non-transforming non-posable [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise#Generation 2|Optimus Prime]] figure with its "Kids' Pick- | :In conjunction with ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)|Generation 2]]'', Dairy Queen gave away a non-transforming non-posable [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise#Generation 2|Optimus Prime]] figure with its "Kids' Pick-nic!" meals. It came with stickers kids can apply onto the toy that have nothing to do with Optimus Prime. | ||
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==Beast | ==Beast Wars== | ||
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===McDonald's=== | ===McDonald's=== | ||
[[File:Rhino bw toy.jpg|thumb|Rhino]] | [[File:Rhino bw toy.jpg|thumb|Rhino|200px]] | ||
*'''North American ''Beast Wars'' promotion''' (1996) | *'''North American ''Beast Wars'' promotion''' (1996) | ||
:For ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'', McDonald's | :For ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'', McDonald's released four transforming toys, with names very, very accurate to their beast modes. Another toy was sold to the under-3 crowd, as clearly indicated by his name. | ||
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[[File:BW-toy ScorponokMcD.jpg|thumb|Scorponok]] | [[File:BW-toy ScorponokMcD.jpg|thumb|Scorponok|200px]] | ||
*'''North American ''Beast Wars'' Transmetals promotion''' (1998) | *'''North American ''Beast Wars'' Transmetals promotion''' (1998) | ||
:To coincide with the [[Transmetal]]s subline and the second season of ''Beast Wars'', McDonald's Happy Meals featured three characters from the show who did not get Transmetal toys in the retail line. | :To coincide with the [[Transmetal]]s subline and the second season of ''Beast Wars'', McDonald's Happy Meals featured three characters from the show who did not get Transmetal toys in the retail line. | ||
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[[File:BM-toy ThrustMcDonalds.jpg|thumb|Thrust]] | {{--}} | ||
===Checkers/Rally's=== | |||
[[File:Rallnox.JPG|thumb|upright=1.66|If you look into its eyes, it'll steal your soul. (''Rhinox'')|200px]] | |||
*'''Hasbro Toys''' (2000) | |||
:At the tail end of ''Beast Wars'' proper, American chain Checkers and its regional variant Rally's offered four toys based on various Hasbro properties. Rhinox was the ugliest. | |||
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{{bp-m1|[[Rhinox (BW)/toys#RallysCheckers|Rhinox]]}} | |||
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==Beast Machines== | |||
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===McDonald's=== | |||
[[File:BM-toy ThrustMcDonalds.jpg|thumb|Thrust|200px]] | |||
*'''North American ''Beast Machines'' promotion''' (2000) | *'''North American ''Beast Machines'' promotion''' (2000) | ||
:For ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Machines]]'', McDonald's put nine different toys into their Happy Meals, representing the characters from the first season. | :For ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Machines]]'', McDonald's put nine different toys into their Happy Meals, representing the characters from the first season. | ||
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===Red Rooster=== | ===Red Rooster=== | ||
[[File:BMtoy-RattrapRedRooster.jpg|thumb| | [[File:BMtoy-RattrapRedRooster.jpg|thumb||200px|Rattrap]] | ||
*'''''Beast Machines'' promotion''' (2001) | *'''''Beast Machines'' promotion''' (2001) | ||
:Australian chain Red Rooster opted to release four of the McDonald's pieces for their version of the promotion. Each of the four toys was available in four decos: the toy's original colors, and three versions using the plastic colors of each of the other toys in the set. All translucent plastic from the Happy Meal release was replaced with opaque plastic. | :Australian chain Red Rooster opted to release four of the McDonald's pieces for their version of the promotion. Each of the four toys was available in four decos: the toy's original colors, and three versions using the plastic colors of each of the other toys in the set. All translucent plastic from the Happy Meal release was replaced with opaque plastic. | ||
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===Jollibee=== | ===Jollibee=== | ||
[[File:JollibeeBMMegatron.jpg|thumb| | [[File:JollibeeBMMegatron.jpg|thumb||200px|Megatron]] | ||
*'''''Beast Machines'' promotion''' (2009) | *'''''Beast Machines'' promotion''' (2009) | ||
:Released an inexplicable ''nine years'' after the show aired, Jollibee's ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Machines]]'' toys included cube-like display stands with little niches to hold pencils with. These toys were based heavily on the characters' figures from the ''Beast Machines'' toyline. | :Released an inexplicable ''nine years'' after the show aired, Jollibee's ''[[Beast Machines: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Machines]]'' toys included cube-like display stands with little niches to hold pencils with. These toys were based heavily on the characters' figures from the ''Beast Machines'' toyline. | ||
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== | ==Armada== | ||
{{nav-armada}} | |||
===McDonald's=== | ===McDonald's=== | ||
*'''''Armada'' promotion''' (2002) | *'''''Armada'' promotion''' (2002) | ||
:With ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)|Armada]]'' out in 2002, McDonald's released eight toys to represent select characters from the [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)|cartoon]]. The Decepticon toys could combine into the [[Mighty Vehicle]], while the Autobots could combine into a tall... "totem-pole" [[Mighty Robot]]. The toys all had 5mm [[Powerlinx#Armada 2|Powerlinx]] hardpoints and ports, allowing them to interact with [[Mini-Con]]s and other compatible figures. | :With ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)|Armada]]'' out in 2002, McDonald's released eight toys to represent select characters from the [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)|cartoon]]. The Decepticon toys could combine into the [[Mighty Vehicle]], while the Autobots could combine into a tall... "totem-pole" [[Mighty Robot]]. The toys all had 5mm [[Powerlinx#Armada 2|Powerlinx]] hardpoints and ports, allowing them to interact with [[Mini-Con]]s and other compatible figures. | ||
[[File:Armadatoy-MightyVehicle.jpg|thumb|Mighty Vehicle]] | |||
:The Japanese release of this set featured a unique mold for Hot Shot. | :The Japanese release of this set featured a unique mold for Hot Shot. | ||
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[[File:McEnergon-prime.jpg|Hallelujah Optimus!|thumb]] | ==Energon== | ||
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===McDonald's=== | |||
[[File:McEnergon-prime.jpg|Hallelujah Optimus!|thumb|200px]] | |||
*'''European ''Energon'' promotion''' (2004) | *'''European ''Energon'' promotion''' (2004) | ||
:McDonald's locations in various parts of Europe released four ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|Energon]]''-based Happy Meal toys. | :McDonald's locations in various parts of Europe released four ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)|Energon]]''-based Happy Meal toys. These toys were united by a common [[gimmick]] of interchangeable light-up "[[energon cube]]" accessories. | ||
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*'''Latin American ''Energon'' promotion''' (2005) | *'''Latin American ''Energon'' promotion''' (2005) | ||
[[File: | [[File:Mcdmexenergonrobotsif.jpg|thumb|200px|Inferno]] | ||
:Four figures which transformed by the touch of a button. | :Four figures which transformed by the touch of a button. | ||
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==Cybertron== | |||
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===Burger King=== | ===Burger King=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:Cybertrontoy burgerking redalert.jpg|thumb|200px|Red Alert]] | ||
*'''''Cybertron'' promotion''' (2005) | *'''''Cybertron'' promotion''' (2005) | ||
:For ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'', [[Burger King]] churned out four toys. | :For ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'', [[Burger King]] churned out four toys. | ||
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===Jollibee=== | ===Jollibee=== | ||
[[File:JollibeeCybJetfire.JPG|thumb| | [[File:JollibeeCybJetfire.JPG|thumb|200px|"Robot Blasters" Jetfire.]] | ||
*'''''Cybertron'' Robot Blasters''' (2007) | *'''''Cybertron'' Robot Blasters''' (2007) | ||
:Philippine chain Jollibee released a set of four transforming toys | :Philippine chain Jollibee released a set of four transforming toys in its home country under the "Robot Blasters" name, each including a display stand for their robot modes that were also intended to go on top of fast food cups. Their sculpts were based on the [[Legends Class (2005)|''Legends of Cybertron'']] figures, with reduced joints. | ||
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== | ==Transformers (2007)== | ||
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===Burger King=== | ===Burger King=== | ||
[[File:MovieMerchandise-BurgerKingOptimus.jpg|thumb| | [[File:MovieMerchandise-BurgerKingOptimus.jpg|thumb|200px|Optimus Prime]] | ||
*'''''Transformers'' promotion''' (2007) | *'''''Transformers'' promotion''' (2007) | ||
:Burger King's ''Movie'' tie-in consisted of a set of eight different non-transforming toys, each with its own gimmick. | :Burger King's ''Movie'' tie-in consisted of a set of eight different non-transforming toys, each with its own gimmick. | ||
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[[File: | ===Red Rooster=== | ||
*''''' | [[File:Movietoy-RedRoosterFrenzy.jpg|thumb|200px|Frenzy]] | ||
: | *'''''Transformers'' promotion''' (2007) | ||
:Red Rooster released five toys to coincide with the movie, with varying degrees of transformation. | |||
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{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[ | {{bp-d1|[[Frenzy (Movie)|Frenzy]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}} | {{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime | {{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[ | {{bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}} | ||
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===Jollibee=== | |||
[[File:jtftmop.jpg|200px|thumb|Optimus Prime]] | |||
*'''''Transformers'' promotion''' (2007) | |||
:To coincide with the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 live-action movie]], Jollibee released four toys each with their own cop topper stand. As with Jollibee's ''Cybertron'' set, these toys were modeled after Legends class figures, though this time hewing closer to the original sculpts. Bumblebee notably features original sculpting, vaguely resembling the {{w|Fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro|2008 concept Camaro}} rather than emulating the {{w|Second-generation Chevrolet Camaro|1976 Chevrolet Camaro}} of the Legends toy. | |||
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{{bp-d1|[[Barricade (Movie)/toys#Jollibee|Barricade]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise#Jollibee|Bumblebee]]}} | |||
{{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys#|Megatron]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/merchandise#Jollibee|Optimus Prime]]}} | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
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[[File: | ==''Animated''== | ||
*''''' | {{Nav-Animated}} | ||
: | ===McDonald's=== | ||
[[File:Ani-toy LugnutMcD.jpg|thumb|200px|Lugnut]] | |||
*'''''Animated'' promotion''' (2008) | |||
:To promote ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)|Animated]]'', McDonald's branches throughout the world offered six toys in their Happy Meals. | |||
:France opted to add more paint when they released Bumblebee, Megatron, and Optimus, and they also included a mold of their own in Blitzwing. | |||
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{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee ( | {{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]]}} | ||
{{bp- | {{bp-d1|[[Lugnut (Animated)|Lugnut]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[Megatron ( | {{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime ( | {{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Ratchet ( | {{bp-a1|[[Ratchet (Animated)|Autobot Ratchet]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[ | {{bp-d1|[[Starscream (Animated)|Starscream]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[ | {{bp-d1|[[Blitzwing (Animated)|Blitzwing]] (exclusive to France)}} | ||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
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=== | [[File:tfa mexico set.jpg|thumb|200px]] | ||
[[File: | *'''Brazilian, Mexican and Venezuelan ''Animated'' promotion''' (2008) | ||
*''''' | :McDonald's stores in Brazil, Mexico and Venezuela released four [[Jumpstarter]]-style pullback toys, all of which were new molds: | ||
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{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]]}} | |||
{{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | |||
{{bp-d1|[[Starscream (Animated)|Starscream]]}} | |||
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==Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen== | |||
{{nav-rotf}} | |||
===Burger King=== | |||
[[File:ROTFMerchandise-BurgerKingDevastator.jpg|thumb|200px|Devastator]] | |||
*'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2009) | |||
:Burger King had a new set of toys released to coincide with [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|the live-action sequel]]. | |||
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{{bp-a1|[[Arcee (Movie)|Arcee]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[ | {{bp-d1|[[Devastator (ROTF)|Devastator]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}} | {{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]] with [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[ | {{bp-d1|[[Ravage (ROTF)|Ravage]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}} | |||
{{bp-d1|[[The Fallen]]}} | |||
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[[File:Redroos_rotf_op1.jpg||thumb| | ===Red Rooster=== | ||
[[File:Redroos_rotf_op1.jpg||thumb|200px]] | |||
*'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' Red Rooster promotion''' (2009) | *'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' Red Rooster promotion''' (2009) | ||
:2009 saw more Red Rooster Transformer toys released in Australia. | :2009 saw more Red Rooster Transformer toys released in Australia. | ||
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===Jollibee=== | ===Jollibee=== | ||
[[File:Jollibeetfrotftoys2.jpg|thumb|200px]] | |||
[[File:Jollibeetfrotftoys2.jpg|thumb| | |||
*'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2009) | *'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2009) | ||
:Jollibee's ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' toys included three modified Legends figures and one neutered [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Cyber Slammers|Cyber Slammer]]! Their stands acted as vehicle mode launchers. | :Jollibee's ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' toys included three modified Legends figures and one neutered [[Ironhide (Movie)/toys#Cyber Slammers|Cyber Slammer]]! Their stands acted as vehicle mode launchers. | ||
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===KFC=== | ===KFC=== | ||
[[File:Kfc_malaysia_2.JPG|thumb| | [[File:Kfc_malaysia_2.JPG|thumb|200px]] | ||
*'''Southeast Asian ''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2009) | *'''Southeast Asian ''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2009) | ||
:A | :A wave of 4 Kentucky Fried Chicken / [[KFC]] toys was released in Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines for ''Revenge of the Fallen''. | ||
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==Transformers (2010)== | |||
===McDonald's=== | ===McDonald's=== | ||
[[File:McDonaldsROTFOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=0.85]] | [[File:McDonaldsROTFOptimusPrime.jpg|thumb|upright=0.85]] | ||
*'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2010) | *'''''Revenge of the Fallen'' promotion''' (2010) | ||
:McDonald's stores in America released six figures, | :McDonald's stores in America released six figures tying into the generic [[Transformers (2010 toyline)|2010 ''Transformers'' toyline]]. Oddly, they are all based on movieverse characters. | ||
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[[File: | ==Transformers: Dark of the Moon== | ||
*''' | {{nav-dotm}} | ||
: | ===Burger King=== | ||
[[File:DOTMMerchandise-BurgerKingSoundwave.jpg|thumb|upright=0.80|Soundwave]] | |||
*'''''Dark of the Moon'' promotion''' (2011) | |||
:In 2011, Burger King released eight super-deformed figures based on characters appearing in ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]]''. The figures' bodies could be tucked away within their oversized heads. | |||
{| style="margin-left:1em;" | {| style="margin-left:1em;" | ||
|<ul class="iconlist"> | |<ul class="iconlist"> | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}} | |||
{{bp-d1|[[Megatron (Movie)/toys|Megatron]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[ | {{bp-a1|[[Ratchet (Movie)/toys|Ratchet]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]]}} | |||
{{bp-d1|[[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]]}} | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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===KFC=== | |||
=== | [[File:Kfc promo dotm.jpg|thumb|upright=0.80]] | ||
[[File: | *'''Southeast Asian ''Dark of the Moon'' promotion''' (2011) | ||
:A wave of toys for the third live-action movie would later be released in the same regions. Featuring the same set of characters, these toys forego alternate modes and focus instead on action features. | |||
*''''' | |||
: | |||
{| style="margin-left:1em;" | {| style="margin-left:1em;" | ||
|<ul class="iconlist"> | |<ul class="iconlist"> | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee ( | {{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | ||
{{bp- | {{bp-a1|[[Ironhide (Movie)/toys|Ironhide]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime ( | {{bp-d1|[[Starscream (Movie)/toys|Starscream]]}} | ||
{{bp-d1|[[Starscream ( | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
|} | |} | ||
{{-}} | {{--}} | ||
[[File: | ===McDonald's=== | ||
*''' | [[File:McD DOTM toys.jpg|thumb|200px]] | ||
:McDonald's stores in | *'''Japanese ''Dark of the Moon'' promotion''' (2011) | ||
:McDonald's stores in Japan offered two non-transforming figures as a promotional tie-in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)|Dark of the Moon]]'', these toys feature proximity-triggered electronic sound and light gimmicks: | |||
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|<ul class="iconlist"> | |<ul class="iconlist"> | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys|Optimus Prime]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Bumblebee (Movie)/toys|Bumblebee]]}} | |||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime ( | |||
{{bp- | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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== | ==Prime== | ||
{{nav-Prime}} | |||
===McDonald's=== | ===McDonald's=== | ||
[[File:Mcdonalds prime foodstraps.jpg|thumb| | [[File:Mcdonalds prime foodstraps.jpg|thumb|200px]] | ||
*'''Japanese ''Prime'' promotion''' (2011) | *'''Japanese ''Prime'' promotion''' (2011) | ||
:Additionally, three rather different figures were available through other promotions. These three "Foodstrap" figures (so called due to the dangling strap attached to each used to hang them off other things) depicted ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Transformers: Prime]]'' characters popping out of items of McDonald's food via spring-loaded push-button triggers. They included: | :Additionally, three rather different figures were available through other promotions. These three "Foodstrap" figures (so called due to the dangling strap attached to each used to hang them off other things) depicted ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Transformers: Prime]]'' characters popping out of items of McDonald's food via spring-loaded push-button triggers. They included: | ||
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[[File:Primetoy-KnockOutHappyMeal.jpg|thumb| | [[File:Primetoy-KnockOutHappyMeal.jpg|thumb|200px|Knock Out]] | ||
*'''''Prime'' vehicle mode promotion''' (2012) | *'''''Prime'' vehicle mode promotion''' (2012) | ||
:Outside of Japan, McDonald's released eight ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Transformers: Prime]]'' characters in their vehicle modes. | :Outside of Japan, McDonald's released eight ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Transformers: Prime]]'' characters in their vehicle modes. These toys had various gimmicks, including spring-loaded missiles, electronic lights or some sort of flip-out compartment. | ||
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[[File:RID15-toy ClampdownMcD.jpg|thumb|200px|Clampdown]] | |||
*'''International ''Robots in Disguise'' promotion''' (2015) | *'''International ''Robots in Disguise'' promotion''' (2015) | ||
:2015 saw the release of eight non-transformable figures of characters from the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)|Robots in Disguise]] cartoon. | :2015 saw the release of eight non-transformable figures of characters from the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)|Robots in Disguise]] cartoon. | ||
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{{bp-a1|[[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]]}} | ||
{{bp-a1|[[Sideswipe (RID)|Sideswipe]]}} | {{bp-a1|[[Sideswipe (RID 2015)|Sideswipe]]}} | ||
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[[File:RID15-merch StrongarmMcDMask.jpg|thumb| | [[File:RID15-merch StrongarmMcDMask.jpg|thumb|200px|Strongarm Vision Mask]] | ||
*'''''Robots in Disguise'' mask promotion''' (2016) | *'''''Robots in Disguise'' mask promotion''' (2016) | ||
:In a rare bout of role-play fun, McDonald's decided to bring out four kid-size masks of Autobots from ''Robots in Disguise''. | :In a rare bout of role-play fun, McDonald's decided to bring out four kid-size masks of Autobots from ''Robots in Disguise''. | ||
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*'''''Robots in Disguise'' promotion''' (2017) | *'''''Robots in Disguise'' promotion''' (2017) | ||
:There were yet more Autobots in this promotion. The accessories were delightfully compatible with 5mm pegs and ports | :There were yet more Autobots in this promotion. The accessories were delightfully compatible with 5mm pegs and ports | ||
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[[File:McD RID2017 HolidayExpressCar.jpg|thumb| | [[File:McD RID2017 HolidayExpressCar.jpg|thumb|200px|[[Vertebreak (RID)|Vertebreak]] when, Hasbro? (Transformers Train Car)]] | ||
*'''''Holiday Express'' promotion''' (2017) | *'''''Holiday Express'' promotion''' (2017) | ||
:For the 2017 holiday season, McDonald's released a set of twelve interlocking train cars based on then-popular franchises. Among them was a carriage representing ''Robots in Disguise''. | :For the 2017 holiday season, McDonald's released a set of twelve interlocking train cars based on then-popular franchises. Among them was a carriage representing ''Robots in Disguise''. | ||
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===McDonald's=== | ===McDonald's=== | ||
*'''Evergreen/''Bumblebee'' promotion''' (2018) | *'''Evergreen/''Bumblebee'' promotion''' (2018) | ||
:First released internationally under generic ''Transformers'' branding, this set of super-deformed toys based on [[evergreen]] designs had unique gimmicks and very cute faces. The North American release wound up being branded as [[Bumblebee (film)|''Bumblebee'']] merchandise in time for the film's release. | :First released internationally under generic ''Transformers'' branding, this set of super-deformed toys based on [[evergreen]] designs had unique gimmicks and very cute faces. The North American release wound up being branded as [[Bumblebee (film)|''Bumblebee'']] merchandise in time for the film's release. | ||
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[[File:McD Potato Head 2022 toys.jpg|thumb| | [[File:McD Potato Head 2022 toys.jpg|thumb|200px]] | ||
*'''''Potato Head'' promotion''' (2022) | *'''''Potato Head'' promotion''' (2022) | ||
:This crop of toys was a mashup with [[Mr. Potato Head|''Potato Head'']]. It featured a variety of miniature Potato Heads with various character costumes, in the style of [[Mr. Potato Head#Mixable, Mashable Heroes!|''Mixable Mashable Heroes'']]. In starch contrast to other entries on this page, where we have omitted any concurrently released ''[[My Little Pony]]'' toys, the featured ponies are listed below due to all being part of the same interchangeable, mix-and-matchable set. | :This crop of toys was a mashup with [[Mr. Potato Head|''Potato Head'']]. It featured a variety of miniature Potato Heads with various character costumes, in the style of [[Mr. Potato Head#Mixable, Mashable Heroes!|''Mixable Mashable Heroes'']]. In starch contrast to other entries on this page, where we have omitted any concurrently released ''[[My Little Pony]]'' toys, the featured ponies are listed below due to all being part of the same interchangeable, mix-and-matchable set. | ||
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==''Cyberverse''== | ==''Cyberverse''== | ||
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===Burger King=== | ===Burger King=== | ||
[[File:BK CV advert.jpg|thumb| | [[File:BK CV advert.jpg|thumb|200px]] | ||
*'''''Cyberverse'' promotion''' (2019) | *'''''Cyberverse'' promotion''' (2019) | ||
:Tying into the ''Power of the Spark'' subline imprint of [[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|''Cyberverse'']], these four figures had shooty swingy pow-pow actions. Notably, their armor was mostly not removable. | :Tying into the ''Power of the Spark'' subline imprint of [[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|''Cyberverse'']], these four figures had shooty swingy pow-pow actions. Notably, their armor was mostly not removable. | ||
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[[File:McD CV 2019 Optimus.jpg|thumb| | [[File:McD CV 2019 Optimus.jpg|thumb|200px|Optimus Prime]] | ||
*'''International ''Cyberverse'' promotion''' (2019) | *'''International ''Cyberverse'' promotion''' (2019) | ||
:Also promoting the ''Power of the Spark'', these eight figures each came with a small vehicle that split apart to become armor or weapons. These parts all used a 4mm peg system that allowed them to be shared between any of the robot figures. The number of figures offered varied per country. Plenty only got an assortment of four, while others would get six, or rarer still, all eight. | :Also promoting the ''Power of the Spark'', these eight figures each came with a small vehicle that split apart to become armor or weapons. These parts all used a 4mm peg system that allowed them to be shared between any of the robot figures. The number of figures offered varied per country. Plenty only got an assortment of four, while others would get six, or rarer still, all eight. | ||
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[[File:TF-Cyberverse-McD-Japan-Happy-Set-Optimus-Prime-Water-Gun.jpg|thumb| | [[File:TF-Cyberverse-McD-Japan-Happy-Set-Optimus-Prime-Water-Gun.jpg|thumb|200px|Optimus Prime Color Reveal Squirter]] | ||
*'''All-Star Water''' (2019) | *'''All-Star Water''' (2019) | ||
:Celebrating [[TakaraTomy]] various toy brands, McDonald's Japan released a set of seven translucent water toys. ''Transformers'' is, of course, represented. | :Celebrating [[TakaraTomy]] various toy brands, McDonald's Japan released a set of seven translucent water toys. ''Transformers'' is, of course, represented. | ||
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[[File:McD CV 2021 toys.jpg|thumb| | [[File:McD CV 2021 toys.jpg|thumb|200px]] | ||
*'''International ''Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures'' promotion''' (2021) | *'''International ''Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures'' promotion''' (2021) | ||
:Released under the show's midlife rebranding, all of these toys feature a lenticular piece within their chests that can be wobbled around using one of their arms. Bee, Starscream, Prime, and Megatron were the common set across multiple countries, with the other two Autobots showing up sporadically in European countries. | :Released under the show's midlife rebranding, all of these toys feature a lenticular piece within their chests that can be wobbled around using one of their arms. Bee, Starscream, Prime, and Megatron were the common set across multiple countries, with the other two Autobots showing up sporadically in European countries. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:25, 11 April 2026
Since the beginning, Transformers has been adept at getting plastic garbage into the hands of children. Try as they might to move away, Hasbro knows that there is no tactic quite so effective at this goal as packaging it alongside garbage food.
Generation 1
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McDonald's
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- St. Louis The Transformers promotion (1985)
- In 1985, McDonald's gave away non-transforming, non-poseable figurines of four Mini Vehicle characters, each rendered in six different color variations, in various two-color combinations of red, green, blue, yellow and black. These figures were only available in St. Louis as a test run.[1] The line included:
Generation 2
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Dairy Queen
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- Generation 2 promotion (1994)
- In conjunction with Generation 2, Dairy Queen gave away a non-transforming non-posable Optimus Prime figure with its "Kids' Pick-nic!" meals. It came with stickers kids can apply onto the toy that have nothing to do with Optimus Prime.
Beast Wars
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McDonald's
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- North American Beast Wars promotion (1996)
- For Beast Wars, McDonald's released four transforming toys, with names very, very accurate to their beast modes. Another toy was sold to the under-3 crowd, as clearly indicated by his name.
- North American Beast Wars Transmetals promotion (1998)
- To coincide with the Transmetals subline and the second season of Beast Wars, McDonald's Happy Meals featured three characters from the show who did not get Transmetal toys in the retail line.
Checkers/Rally's
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- Hasbro Toys (2000)
- At the tail end of Beast Wars proper, American chain Checkers and its regional variant Rally's offered four toys based on various Hasbro properties. Rhinox was the ugliest.
Beast Machines
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McDonald's
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- North American Beast Machines promotion (2000)
- For Beast Machines, McDonald's put nine different toys into their Happy Meals, representing the characters from the first season.
Red Rooster
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- Beast Machines promotion (2001)
- Australian chain Red Rooster opted to release four of the McDonald's pieces for their version of the promotion. Each of the four toys was available in four decos: the toy's original colors, and three versions using the plastic colors of each of the other toys in the set. All translucent plastic from the Happy Meal release was replaced with opaque plastic.
Jollibee
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- Beast Machines promotion (2009)
- Released an inexplicable nine years after the show aired, Jollibee's Beast Machines toys included cube-like display stands with little niches to hold pencils with. These toys were based heavily on the characters' figures from the Beast Machines toyline.
Armada
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[edit]- Armada promotion (2002)
- With Armada out in 2002, McDonald's released eight toys to represent select characters from the cartoon. The Decepticon toys could combine into the Mighty Vehicle, while the Autobots could combine into a tall... "totem-pole" Mighty Robot. The toys all had 5mm Powerlinx hardpoints and ports, allowing them to interact with Mini-Cons and other compatible figures.
- The Japanese release of this set featured a unique mold for Hot Shot.
Energon
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McDonald's
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- European Energon promotion (2004)
- McDonald's locations in various parts of Europe released four Energon-based Happy Meal toys. These toys were united by a common gimmick of interchangeable light-up "energon cube" accessories.
- Latin American Energon promotion (2005)
- Four figures which transformed by the touch of a button.
Cybertron
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Burger King
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- Cybertron promotion (2005)
- For Cybertron, Burger King churned out four toys.
Jollibee
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- Cybertron Robot Blasters (2007)
- Philippine chain Jollibee released a set of four transforming toys in its home country under the "Robot Blasters" name, each including a display stand for their robot modes that were also intended to go on top of fast food cups. Their sculpts were based on the Legends of Cybertron figures, with reduced joints.
Transformers (2007)
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Burger King
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- Transformers promotion (2007)
- Burger King's Movie tie-in consisted of a set of eight different non-transforming toys, each with its own gimmick.
Red Rooster
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- Transformers promotion (2007)
- Red Rooster released five toys to coincide with the movie, with varying degrees of transformation.
Jollibee
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- Transformers promotion (2007)
- To coincide with the 2007 live-action movie, Jollibee released four toys each with their own cop topper stand. As with Jollibee's Cybertron set, these toys were modeled after Legends class figures, though this time hewing closer to the original sculpts. Bumblebee notably features original sculpting, vaguely resembling the 2008 concept Camaro rather than emulating the 1976 Chevrolet Camaro of the Legends toy.
Animated
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- Animated promotion (2008)
- To promote Animated, McDonald's branches throughout the world offered six toys in their Happy Meals.
- France opted to add more paint when they released Bumblebee, Megatron, and Optimus, and they also included a mold of their own in Blitzwing.
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- Brazilian, Mexican and Venezuelan Animated promotion (2008)
- McDonald's stores in Brazil, Mexico and Venezuela released four Jumpstarter-style pullback toys, all of which were new molds:
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
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Burger King
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- Revenge of the Fallen promotion (2009)
- Burger King had a new set of toys released to coincide with the live-action sequel.
Red Rooster
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- Revenge of the Fallen Red Rooster promotion (2009)
- 2009 saw more Red Rooster Transformer toys released in Australia.
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Jollibee
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- Revenge of the Fallen promotion (2009)
- Jollibee's Revenge of the Fallen toys included three modified Legends figures and one neutered Cyber Slammer! Their stands acted as vehicle mode launchers.
KFC
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- Southeast Asian Revenge of the Fallen promotion (2009)
- A wave of 4 Kentucky Fried Chicken / KFC toys was released in Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines for Revenge of the Fallen.
Transformers (2010)
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- Revenge of the Fallen promotion (2010)
- McDonald's stores in America released six figures tying into the generic 2010 Transformers toyline. Oddly, they are all based on movieverse characters.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
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Burger King
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- Dark of the Moon promotion (2011)
- In 2011, Burger King released eight super-deformed figures based on characters appearing in Dark of the Moon. The figures' bodies could be tucked away within their oversized heads.
KFC
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- Southeast Asian Dark of the Moon promotion (2011)
- A wave of toys for the third live-action movie would later be released in the same regions. Featuring the same set of characters, these toys forego alternate modes and focus instead on action features.
McDonald's
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- Japanese Dark of the Moon promotion (2011)
- McDonald's stores in Japan offered two non-transforming figures as a promotional tie-in with the release of Dark of the Moon, these toys feature proximity-triggered electronic sound and light gimmicks:
Prime
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- Japanese Prime promotion (2011)
- Additionally, three rather different figures were available through other promotions. These three "Foodstrap" figures (so called due to the dangling strap attached to each used to hang them off other things) depicted Transformers: Prime characters popping out of items of McDonald's food via spring-loaded push-button triggers. They included:
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- Prime vehicle mode promotion (2012)
- Outside of Japan, McDonald's released eight Transformers: Prime characters in their vehicle modes. These toys had various gimmicks, including spring-loaded missiles, electronic lights or some sort of flip-out compartment.
- Prime robot mode promotion (2013)
- 2013 saw a second McDonald's promotion featuring the characters of Prime, this time all in robot mode.
Robots in Disguise
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- International Robots in Disguise promotion (2015)
- 2015 saw the release of eight non-transformable figures of characters from the Robots in Disguise cartoon.
- North American Robots in Disguise promotion (2016)
- The 2016 Robots in Disguise set consisted of four characters with two toys each, representing both robot and alternate modes.
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- Robots in Disguise mask promotion (2016)
- In a rare bout of role-play fun, McDonald's decided to bring out four kid-size masks of Autobots from Robots in Disguise.
- This set of toys saw release in countries that did not receive the other promotion from 2016.
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- Robots in Disguise promotion (2017)
- There were yet more Autobots in this promotion. The accessories were delightfully compatible with 5mm pegs and ports
- Certain territories such as North America received a mix of this set and the 2016 mask set after not initially getting the latter.
- Holiday Express promotion (2017)
- For the 2017 holiday season, McDonald's released a set of twelve interlocking train cars based on then-popular franchises. Among them was a carriage representing Robots in Disguise.
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Evergreen
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[edit]- Evergreen/Bumblebee promotion (2018)
- First released internationally under generic Transformers branding, this set of super-deformed toys based on evergreen designs had unique gimmicks and very cute faces. The North American release wound up being branded as Bumblebee merchandise in time for the film's release.
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- Potato Head promotion (2022)
- This crop of toys was a mashup with Potato Head. It featured a variety of miniature Potato Heads with various character costumes, in the style of Mixable Mashable Heroes. In starch contrast to other entries on this page, where we have omitted any concurrently released My Little Pony toys, the featured ponies are listed below due to all being part of the same interchangeable, mix-and-matchable set.
- As of March 2022, this set has only released in select regions across Asia and Africa.
- Evergreen promotion (2026)
Wendy's
[edit]- Evergreen Wendy's promotion (2019)
- Super-deformed interpretations of the evergreen designs, these toys were available with Wendy's Kids Meals. Each non-transformable figure came unassembled in a bag, which contained a plastic torso with cardboard legs, arms, and interchangeable faces.
Burger King
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Burger King
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- Cyberverse promotion (2019)
- Tying into the Power of the Spark subline imprint of Cyberverse, these four figures had shooty swingy pow-pow actions. Notably, their armor was mostly not removable.
McDonald's
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- International Cyberverse promotion (2019)
- Also promoting the Power of the Spark, these eight figures each came with a small vehicle that split apart to become armor or weapons. These parts all used a 4mm peg system that allowed them to be shared between any of the robot figures. The number of figures offered varied per country. Plenty only got an assortment of four, while others would get six, or rarer still, all eight.
- All-Star Water (2019)
- Celebrating TakaraTomy various toy brands, McDonald's Japan released a set of seven translucent water toys. Transformers is, of course, represented.
- International Bumblebee Cyberverse Adventures promotion (2021)
- Released under the show's midlife rebranding, all of these toys feature a lenticular piece within their chests that can be wobbled around using one of their arms. Bee, Starscream, Prime, and Megatron were the common set across multiple countries, with the other two Autobots showing up sporadically in European countries.
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