McDonald's
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McDonald's is an American-based global chain of fast food restaurants headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Founded as a restaurant by brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald in San Bernardino, California in 1940, the company became a hamburger stand and later a franchise before being bought out by businessman Ray Kroc in 1955. McDonald's is the largest fast food restaurant chain in the world, serving an estimated 65 million customers daily across more than 100 countries. It is also a real estate company through its ownership of much of the restaurant buildings and underlying land which it leases to its individual franchisees.
McDonald's has a large presence in Japan through its local arm McDonald's Company (Japan), Ltd. (日本マクドナルド株式会社. McDonald's operates approximately 2,900 stores in Japan as of 2018, the most of any country behind only the United States and Nihon Makudonarudo Kabushikigaisha, lit. "Japan McDonald Company, Ltd.")China. It is colloquially known as Mac (マック or McDo Makku) (マクド among Japanese consumers, and maintains its headquarters in the Shinjuku Island Tower in Makudo)Tokyo. McDonald's Japan has collaborated with both the Ultra Series and Godzilla franchises through menu and merchandising items.
Collaborations
Godzilla vs. McDonald's
In December of 2023, McDonalds began lottery distribution of Be@rbrick figures of Godzilla and the McDonaldland characters Birdie the Early Bird, Grimace, and the Hamburglar. Additionally, on January 5, 2024, McDonald's will begin offering three Godzilla Burgers called the Delicious Spicy Thick-Cut Beef and Rough-Chopped Potato; Smokey Pepper Chicken; and Cheese Double Teriyaki.[1] The commercials for the campaign are based heavily on the Heisei series, featuring a replica MogeGoji suit, appearances by the Cosmos, and a McDonald's mecha housed in a G-Force-styled hangar.
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Concept art
McDonald's mecha concept art by Shinji Nishikawa[2]
Promotional
Official Japanese site
Commercials
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