2.6M views · 2.4K shares | Three cheers to the 35 year old child, Sunil Chawla, from Bangalore, whose Happy Meal Toys collection won our hearts! With over 300 toys and decades later, his passion has reached new heights! Watch how McDonald’s celebrated the child in him. #HappyMealToys #HappyMeal #Fan #Toy #ImLovinIt | McDonald's India | Facebook

One reason why Hasbro's WWF action figures were so successful was simply *the material*. In the early '90s, wrestlers were probably as colorful as they'll ever be. There was an evil clown, a human sasquatch, a giant undead goth and even a voodoo shaman. You barely needed to like wrestling to have wanted a few of those. | Dinosaur Dracula

134K views · 6.2K reactions | They don't make toy commercials like this any more, do they? Rowdy Roddy Piper, Ted Dibiase and Macho Man Randy Savage star in this commercial for the WWF action figures back in 1991. | Retro Pro Wrestling | Facebook

The WWF action figures from the early 1980s were a slam dunk for wrestling fans and collectors. Produced by LJN starting in 1984, the WWF Wrestling Superstars line featured large, rubbery figures of iconic wrestlers like Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, and Rowdy Roddy Piper. These figures were known for their durable, bendable design, making them perfect for recreating wrestling moves—though they often lacked detailed articulation. The line became hugely popular, capturing the larger-than-life pers