Jinwoo’s McEgg to Maomao’s oatmeal: McDonald’s reveals 10 anime characters’ go-to morning meals

What popular anime characters eat for breakfast

Senior Marketing Director Guillaume Huin dropped individual posts of anime’s biggest foodie crossover to celebrate award wins. Each one came with an animated shot of the classic fast-food bag and a label showing a different character’s order, waiting to grab their meal at the table. One Piece character Luffy went for a steak, egg, and cheese bagel. For a guy who pulls off god-tier stunts, the pick felt underwhelming. But then he added extra steak, bacon, and sausage, still not nearly enough to match that buffed-up physique. Fans were quick to point out this is the same guy who clears an entire fridge in one go and is a big meat lover.

 

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• Ichigo (Bleach): Hotcakes, ketchup, strawberry jam (since his name also means strawberry), cookies, and a Coke.
• Yoichi Isagi (Blue Lock): Hotcakes with 10 hash browns.
• Ranma Saotome (Ranma ½): Oatmeal and iced latte. (The details are brilliant. His bag in the picture is half-wet, a reference to how hot and cold water changes his form in the anime.)
• Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries): Oatmeal and hot chocolate (her bag is neatly folded with a green background, showing her tidy, detail-oriented personality.)
• Sung Jin Woo (Solo Levelling): Egg McMuffin and 10 packs of grape jam (A nod to his love for grapes)
• Colossal Titan (Attack on Titan): The character is probably on a diet since it ordered just 1 small coffee.
• Frieren (Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End): steak, egg, and cheese bagel
• Kafka (Kaiju No. 8): 8 ight egg McMuffins, 8 McGriddles, eight steak, egg, and cheese bagels, 8 hotcakes, 8 big breakfasts, he probably ordered for the full defence team. 
• Momo and Okarun (Dandadan):  1 orange juice, 1 milk, 2 egg McMuffins

Guillaume explained that the idea was very last minute, and “This campaign was made to celebrate the Anime Awards. Each McDonald’s breakfast order and design was thought out based on the personality of the character. The concept of WcDonald’s started back in 1983 in an anime called Cat’s Eye, and ever since, hundreds of anime shows and movies have used the name, some like Cowboy Bebop, InuYasha, Sally the Witch. Later, when the food brand officially collaborated, they rolled out manga/anime-inspired packaging, a new limited-edition sauce, promotional posters, anime-style episodes/shorts, etc.