McDonald’s launches adorable BTS Happy Meal figures, but they won’t be easy to get

❘ Published: 2024-08-22T14:20:57

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McDonald’s have launched all-new Happy Meals that feature collectible figures from the BTS toy range BT21.

There are seven adorable figures to collect, each representing and designed by a member of the internationally renowned K-Pop band.

These Happy Meal toys launched on August 21, 2024 and already have social media in a flurry as videos of hoards of people queuing to get their hands on the toys went viral.

Rather than simply creating avatars of the physical appearance of artists, BT21 consists of 8 different charming characters created by BTS members, where all of them actively participated in the whole process from drawing sketches to elaboration.

The BTS meal was previously launched in Korea, but is now available a little closer to home.

What are the BT21 Happy Meal toys?

The limited-edition toys up for grabs in the Happy Meal are:

Tata: V’s character is a huge heart-headed character, an alien with transforming powers. His limbs can bend and stretch into weird lengths and shapes.
Mang: J-Hope’s character is a dancing pony that keeps his face hidden behind a mask.
Chimmy: The playful puppy in yellow represents the band’s overall image, according to Jimin. He’s active, and loves to hang out.
RJ: Jin’s character is an alpaca that is often seen wearing a parka. The other members of the band often say he looks like an alpaca and he’s been drawing them for years.
Koya: RM’s character is a sleepy blue koala. He has removable ears, and a purple nose as V once commented that purple represents love.
Cooky: Designed by Jungkook, this little pink rabbit works out a lot and imagines that he transforms into a huge muscle man when he gets angry.
Shooky: Suga’s drawing is a cookie with a badass attitude. He’s best friends with Cooky, and hates milk.

How to get BTS Happy Meal toys

K-Pop and fast food fans alike are going crazy over this collaboration, and people are flocking to McDonald’s stores to get their hands on these collectible toys before they are gone. However, fans in the US may have to take a road trip, because these toys are currently only available in Mexico.

Unlike other Happy Meal toys though, you don’t just have to hope that you get a different figure every time. According to the video, which is translated from Spanish, you can pay 200 pesos (around $10) to pick the toy that you would like, or pay 1,200 pesos (around $60)to try your luck to get the whole collection at once.

If these collectibles are anything like the McDonald’s Collector’s Cups that are currently selling for thousands on

If you want to get your hands on a collectible Happy Meal toy a little closer to home, McDonald’s have just launched a Hello Kitty x YuGiOh collectible toy range that’s available in the US.