Move over, regular Happy Meal toys – McDonald’s Singapore is launching something cute for ARMYs and blind box collectors. From 25th September to 12th November 2025, swing by for a Happy Meal to walk away with a limited-edition BTS TinyTan figurine.
There are 14 different BTS TinyTan figurines up for grabs with every Happy Meal at McDonald’s. Each one is modelled after the BTS members themselves, complete with different hairstyles, hair colours, and outfits.
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The first batch, AKA the Throwback Edition, drops on 25th September at 11am, and will be available till 15th October 2025. You’ll find the 7 members dressed in some of their usual fits in this collection.
Image credit: McDonald’s
McDonald’s will also be dropping a second wave called the Encore Edition, where the boys get a quirky makeover in – you guessed it – McDonald’s-inspired outfits. Spot the members in jackets and sweaters decked out with the iconic golden arches and smile. These figurines will be available from 16th October to 12th November 2025.
Image adapted from: @mcdonalds via Instagram
It’s not just the toys getting a glow-up – there’ll also be limited edition Happy Meal boxes this time. Stay tuned to McDonald’s Singapore’s Instagram page for more info.
Don’t forget to scan the QR code on each BTS TinyTan blind box to access the TinyTan Digital Play experience, a rhythm game that lets you tap along with the boys while you munch on nuggets.
Image credit: @mcdsg via Instagram
At the end of the day, no one’s too old for a Happy Meal, especially when there’s a chance of unboxing your bias in TinyTan form. So don’t be surprised if you spot grown adults queueing alongside kids. Happiness sometimes really does come in a little red box.
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Cover image adapted from: @mcdsg & @mcdonalds via Instagram
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