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Collect and Own McDonald's "Toy Story" Happy Meal Toys

For a majority of the "Toy Story" movies, Disney had a tie-in marketing deal with McDonald's to present toys featuring the iconic characters. From full sets to "Toy Story" Happy Meal toys mixed among other Disney sets, the franchise has seen many releases over the years and dozens of toys to collect. Learn about the toys and how they can be used to build and create full sets.

The first "Toy Story" movie did not have official "Toy Story" McDonald's Happy Meal toys. However, a couple of years after coming out on VHS, a "Toy Story" McDonald's collectible was among the toys available in the Disney Masterpiece Happy Meal collection. The one and only toy released in this set was a Woody figurine. The figurine was packaged in a replica small-scale "Toy Story" VHS case similar to the ones sold at the time. In the Autumn of 1999, McDonald's collectible "Toy Story 2" Happy Meal toys were released. The full set of "Toy Story 2" McDonald's toys included dozens of characters from the movie, including Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, Jessie, The Prospector, and Etch-A-Sketch. Following the release of "Toy Story 2" on VHS, McDonald's released another collection of Disney toys packaged in miniature VHS cases. The "Toy Story 2" case featured three different toy options: Jessie, Bullseye, and Woody.

There are multiple ways to connect various "Toy Story" McDonald's toys. For the VHS-style McDonald's collectible "Toy Story 2" Happy Meal toys, the bottom stands on the toys connect together and form a display. The "Toy Story 2" McDonald's toys from 1999 can also connect to other toys from the same Happy Meal series, including Winnie the Pooh. McDonald's "Toy Story 4" toys also connect together. All the toys form together to build a rolling RV as seen in the "Toy Story 4" movie. Each character comes with their own piece of the Mcdonald's Toy Story 4 RV.

Yes, all of the "Toy Story 4" Happy Meal toys have an educational element to them. For example, the Bunny and Duck toys feature a spin-the-wheel game that teaches counting and colors. The Bo Peep milk bottle game teaches counting, and the Forky McDonald's "Toy Story" toys help teach basic physics as children set up the launcher and make adjustments so Forky lands in the trash bin. All of the interactive features help children with fine motor skills and counting as well.