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McDonald's Japan Launches Detective Pretty Cure! Happy Meal Toys

The first wave of three toys goes on sale from November 13 to 19, 2026, with two more waves and a voice card draw to follow.

McDonald's Japan began selling the first wave of Happy Meal toys based on the anime series Detective Pretty Cure! on November 13, 2026, according to animeanime.jp. The first wave runs from November 13 to November 19, 2026 and includes three toys.

The first-wave lineup features a PriKit Mirror Loupe with a hair comb, a Top of Relief Fragrance case with a badge, and a PriKit Voice Memo keychain.

A second wave follows from November 20 to November 26, 2026, with three more toys, including a Jewel Cure Watch with transformation cards and a PriKit Book accessory case. From November 27, 2026, a third wave offers one of the six toys from the first two waves.

Voice card draw and block set

Buyers who spend 1,500 yen or more, including a Detective Pretty Cure! Happy Meal, can enter a draw for voice cards carrying messages from Cure Answer, with 500 winners.

A Happy Meal McDonald's Blocks set with eight block toys also launched on November 13, 2026. The Happy Meal sales period is scheduled to last about four weeks from that date.

Detective Pretty Cure! is the 23rd installment of the Pretty Cure series. Its film, Detective Pretty Cure! The Movie: The Mysterious Garden and the Two Secrets, has been in theaters since September 18, 2026.

Quick answers

When do the Detective Pretty Cure! Happy Meal toys go on sale?

The first wave runs from November 13 to November 19, 2026, the second from November 20 to November 26, 2026, and the third from November 27, 2026.

How many toys are in the Detective Pretty Cure! Happy Meal lineup?

The first two waves have three toys each, and the third wave offers one of those six toys.

How can buyers enter the voice card draw?

Spending 1,500 yen or more, including a Detective Pretty Cure! Happy Meal, enters buyers into a draw for voice cards with messages from Cure Answer; 500 winners are planned.

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