McDonald’s Japan Teaming Up with Detective Precure! for Exciting New Happy Set Toys

Get Ready for Mystery and Magic at McDonald’s Japan!

Precure fans, get your appetite ready! McDonald’s Japan has officially announced a fun new collaboration featuring the anime series Detective Precure!. Starting November 13, anime enthusiasts and collectors in Japan can grab six cute, detective-themed toys bundled inside McDonald’s Happy Sets nationwide.

A Sneak Peek at the Magical Detective Gadgets

The upcoming lineup is packed with functional play items inspired by the anime’s mystery-solving gadgets, transformation devices, and stylish accessories used by Cure Answer, Cure Mystic, Cure Éclair, and Cure Arcana. Here is a breakdown of what fans can look forward to across the campaign waves:

Wave 1 (Available Nov 13 – Nov 19):

  • Purikit Mirror Loupe with Hair Comb: A clever magnifying glass and comb combo featuring interactive switching art of Cure Answer and Cure Mystic.
  • Top of Lily Fragrance Case with Badge: Styled after Cure Éclair’s perfume-themed transformation item, featuring a clip-on badge frame inside.
  • Purikit Voice Memo Keychain: A compact character pouch keyholder that stores notes and clips easily onto bags.

Wave 2 (Available Nov 20 – Nov 26):

  • Jewel Cure Watch with Transformation Card: A stylish play watch featuring a sliding mechanism that changes the character illustrations.
  • Purikit Book Accessory Case: A cute notebook-shaped storage box paired with a clip-on pen.
  • Spinning Purikit Gloss: A lip-gloss gadget featuring a rotating window that reveals colorful character art.

Starting November 27, a third wave will launch, offering a random selection from all six toys. Each phase also features custom-designed Happy Set meal boxes tailored to the anime theme!

Exclusive Campaigns for Overseas Collectors to Watch

Alongside the toy release, McDonald’s Japan is running a special lottery campaign offering 500 lucky buyers an exclusive audio card with special recorded messages from Cure Answer. While international fans might need to rely on proxy services or friends in Japan to snag these limited items, this cute collaboration once again highlights why Japanese fast-food toy campaigns remain a favorite among anime collectors worldwide!

Source: Yahoo News Japan