Step into a galaxy of nostalgia with this Star Wars Dark Side Saga trio, paired with an adorable Yoda bonus figure from the same 2019 McDonald’s promotional series. These stylized character collectibles feature bold colors, expressive faces, and interactive light‑up or slider functions that make them perfect for display, gifting, or completing a Happy Meal collector run. Comes in original box (Yoda - loose), which has been opened only - never used or played with. All pieces are clean, well‑kept, and ready to join your collection.
Brand: Star Wars / Lucasfilm Ltd.
Promotion: McDonald’s Exclusive — 2019 Happy Meal Series
Set Includes:
The Emperor (red loop, slider)
Darth Vader (red loop, slider)
Vader claims to have a hologram feature, but I couldn't figure it out or find the button.
Darth Maul (red loop, slider)
Bonus Yoda Figure (blue loop, slider feature)
Packaging: One boxed set + loose one Yoda figure
Condition: New condition, box has been open; light shelf wear on box; Yoda figure clean with bright colors
Manufacturing Info: © & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd., Made for McDonald’s, 2019
Stylized cartoon designs with bold character expressions
Darth Vader hologram function — pull body down to lock, press button to light up
Yoda slider feature — interactive red slider with embossed Star Wars branding
Original McDonald’s loops for hanging, displaying, or attaching to bags
Collectible crossover appeal for Star Wars fans, Happy Meal collectors, and toy enthusiasts
Ships in one day from Elgin, SC. Shipping cost based on your location & weight/dimensions of item. Combined shipping for any item in my store — just add to cart prior to checkout and let the system auto‑combine for a small discount in shipping.
A little light side, a little dark side — and a whole lot of fun from a galaxy not so far away.
This 2019 McDonald’s Star Wars run featured exclusive character designs not sold in retail stores. The Dark Side Saga Set is one of the most sought‑after boxed trios, especially when paired with a standalone figure like Yoda, who adds balance to the set. Complete sets often hold stronger long‑term value.