McDonald's is teaming up with Char Azanable, the Red Comet from the iconic anime series Mobile Suit Gundam for a six-item menu of Gundam burgers and beverages beginning June 22.
The new burgers and drinks are being dubbed "Char's Custom McDonald's," a reference to Char Azanable's custom MS-06S Zaku II.
In addition to the Red Garlic Teriyaki Burger, New Type White Triple Cheeseburger, Spicy Double Cheeseburger, and Double Cheeseburger Sausage McMuffin, Char's new Gundam McDonald's lineup includes Red Energy McFizz and McFloat on the beverage and dessert fronts
The burger wrappings and beverage cups will also showcase Mobile Suits piloted by Char in the anime, including the MSM-07S Z'Gok, MS-06S Zaku II, MS-14S Gelgoog Commander Type, and MSN-02 Zeong.
Beginning June 22nd, all menu items will be available for purchase at McDonald's locations throughout Japan. Customers can also use an AR-based "Gundam 100 Character Diagnosis" to determine which Gundam universe character they are with for a limited time.


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