#happy meal toy schedule singapore

McDonald's Singapore's SpongeBob x One Piece Happy Meal started on Friday 11 September 2026 and runs to Wednesday 14 October, four days ahead of the 15 September date that fan sites had been quoting. It is ten crossover toys, each SpongeBob character dressed as a Straw Hat pirate, released two at a time in five waves with new toys every Thursday from 11am. Wave 1 (11 to 16 Sep) is SpongeBob x Luffy and Smitty Werbenjägermanjensen x Brook. Then come Patrick x Zoro and Larry x Franky (17 to 23 Sep), Sandy x Nami and Plankton x Usopp (24 to 30 Sep), Squidward x Sanji and Mr Krabs x Jinbe (1 to 7 Oct), and Gary x Chopper and Pearl x Robin (8 to 14 Oct). One toy comes with each Happy Meal and is not sold separately, it is while stocks last, display toys are not for sale, and you can take a book instead of the toy.

Chiikawa has taken over the Happy Meal. From today, 13 August, McDonald's Singapore is running an eight-toy Chiikawa collection across four weekly drops that finish on 10 September, and the schedule on McDonald's own campaign artwork is the whole story: new toys land every Thursday at 11am, two designs at a time, and each pair only runs for its own week. Week 1 (13–19 Aug) is Chiikawa as a McDonald's Manager and Furuhonya as McDonald's Crew. Week 2 (20–26 Aug) brings Kurimanju as a McCafé Barista and Hachiware on a McDelivery bike. Week 3 (27 Aug – 2 Sep) is Rakko on McDelivery and Momonga as a Guest Experience Leader. Week 4 (3–10 Sep) closes with Usagi as Crew and Shisa as Manager. Every figure is dressed for a real McDonald's job, which is the joke and the reason this set will move. The catches are the ordinary Happy Meal ones and they bite harder on a licensed drop: one toy per Happy Meal (from about S$5.95, and the price varies by restaurant), it is while stocks last with availability differing restaurant to restaurant, the display toys at the counter are not for sale, and McDonald's reserves the right to swap toys and shift dates without notice. There is also a book route — the Happy Meal Readers 'I Can' series — if the toy you want has already gone.