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Forum - View topicNEWS: Yu-Gi-Oh Comes to McDonald's
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Starks
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"Screw the rules! I'm a toy at McDonalds!"
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Anime_Freak
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Is anyone else having this problem? |
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Jedi General
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*raises hand* Haiiiii! And I'm sure I "typed" the URL properly. 
Heh heh, nice one. |
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SharinganEyes92
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Ah, it's been a long time since I collected Yu-Gi-Oh cards. It's been just as long a time since I've eaten McDonalds. It's been about 4-5 years I guess for each. Well, I guess I could break the streak now.
 I could use some Chicken Selects (even though Chik-Fil-A is so much better) and I haven't had my hands on a Yu-Gi-Oh card in ages. Maybe I'll stop by Mickey D's when I see the new Rocky in a few hours.
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Nebs
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Ahh, if only there was a Kaiba toy. 
These toys are kinda pathetic, though. Edo, I mean "Aster" in particular looks awful: http://www.happymeal.com/yugioh-petshop/ |
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Ryusui
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It's not the toys I'm interested in...it's the cards. :3
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Ryvius213
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They all look equally pathetic IMO. You'd think McDonald's would at least give them a decent paint job so that they wouldn't look like freaking bootlegs. As for the cards, if they're decent, then I might take a look. (I play Yugioh, but I've only been freeloading cards for the past two years because I'm cheap.  )
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DragonsRevenge
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Is Yugioh even popular anymore?
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Ryvius213
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Yes, it's still quite popular. Not as much as it used to be, but there are still a lot of official events being planned, most of which attracting more than 500 people.
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Hawaiian _Gurl808
 Posts: 17 Location: Waianae , Hawaii |
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Didn't they did the same thing when the movie came out ?
Or was it BK 
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fighterholic
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All the more reason to go get Happy Meals again. And then when you get the cards, try and sell them on ebay, for 2 bucks.
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The Frankman
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WINBEAMS, my friend. Winbeams. If they ever passed out deck staples, the Happy Meal would sell out. 
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Tenchi
 Posts: 4471 Location: Ottawa... now I'm an ex-Anglo Montrealer. |
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I was at the McDonald's inside the Wal-Mart just across the Queensway from the St. Laurent Centre on Tuesday evening and it took around three minutes for the three-year old in line ahead of me (with his parents, obviously) to choose between the Yu-Gi-Oh and Littlest Pet Shop Happy Meal premiums (I think he went with Littlest Pet Shop, ultimately). All the time, I was thinking, "Yu-Gi-Oh? Aren't they about three years too late for that fad? Is that kid even old enough to remember it?"
Also, I find it amusing that a character that PETA enlisted for a campaign against animal cruelty just two years ago is now shilling for Mickey D's. |
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