American art toy brand Kidrobot has officially launched a new collaborative piece with McDonald’s: the “McDonald’s Big Mac 8″ Vinyl Dunny Art Figure.” The work directly fuses the iconic Big Mac—first introduced in 1967—with the brand’s signature Dunny’s rabbit-eared silhouette, transforming the entire burger into a single Dunny figure.
The defining feature of this piece is that the Dunny itself has been turned into a giant hamburger—two beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, and a three-tiered sesame seed bun stacked high. Dunny’s signature long ears sprout from the top bun, making the figure recognisable as a Dunny while being almost entirely consumed by the Big Mac. The detailing extends to the hands—one grips a McDonald’s french fry dipped in ketchup, as if condensing an entire Big Mac meal into a single character. The packaging is also specially designed to reference the Big Mac container, carrying the McDonald’s theme through from figure to box.
Product Specifications: The figure stands approximately 20.3 cm (8 inches) tall and is crafted from vinyl. The retail price is $150 USD, with an expected release in Q2 2027 (April–June). The piece is currently available for pre-order through the Kidrobot official website and select retailers including BigBadToyStore and Entertainment Earth.
Additionally, Kidrobot has simultaneously released an OREO-themed Dunny as part of this food collaboration, turning the classic sandwich cookie and milk into a black-and-white Dunny.
When the sesame seed bun of a Big Mac sprouts a pair of rabbit ears, and the fry in its hand is dipped in ketchup—this is perhaps the most direct way a classic McDonald’s meal has ever been transformed into a toy.
FAQ
Q: What is the price and release date of the Kidrobot McDonald’s Big Mac Dunny?
A: The retail price is $150 USD, with an expected release in Q2 2027 (April–June).
Q: Where can I pre-order this piece?
A: It is available for pre-order through the Kidrobot official website and select retailers including BigBadToyStore and Entertainment Earth.
Source: Kidrobot
