The eight new “The Marvels” Happy Meal toys can be found in hamburger and chicken McNugget meals, and feature two versions of Captain Marvel (aka Carol Danvers), plus Ms. Marvel (aka Kamala Khan), Monica Rambeau, Nick Fury, Prince Yan, Dar-Benn, and the alien cat, Goose the Flerken.

The list of The Marvels McDonald's Happy Meal toys includes:

• Captain Marvel.
• Photon.
• Goose.
• Prince Yan.
• Ms. Marvel.
• Nick Fury.
• Dar-Benn.
• Princess Carol.

Axe was mentioned in the dialogue, as was Cinemax and Build-A-Bear, 7-Eleven, New York Mets and Cheez Wiz. Audi was probably the most visible brand of the movie, appearing many scenes very visibly. Ant-Man's Ford van was also seen at the beginning. A Land Rover car was also seen.

During the red carpet premiere of No Way Home (via Comicbook), MCU producer Kevin Feige revealed Happy dies in Iron Man 3's original script, and the character only survived the movie because Favreau asked the crew not to kill him.

Harold Joseph “Happy” HoganHappy Hogan. Happy Hogan is a fiercely loyal bodyguard to his employer Tony Stark, AKA Iron Man, and goes so far to don his armor to protect Stark's secret identity as the Golden Avenger.

Hot Wheels (1983) Back in the early '80s, McDonald's teamed up with Hot Wheels to give out cars with their Happy Meals. The rarest of these toys are now worth several hundred dollars on the collectors' market, especially if they're in mint condition and in their original packaging.

The Happy Meal did not introduce the practice of providing small toys to children. When the Happy Meal was launched in 1979, the toys were a McDoodle stencil, a McWrist wallet, an ID bracelet, a puzzle lock, a spinning top or a McDonaldland character-shaped eraser.

• Chocolate Malted Powder Product Placement. Credit: Marvel Studios.
• Hank Pym's Van. Credit: Marvel Studios.
• Captain America: Harley Fan. Credit: Marvel Studios.
• Ben & Jerry's, Marvel, and Product Placement.
• Yet Another Phone for Iron Man.
• Tony Stark Loves Audi.
• Nick Fury Buys American.
• Iron Man Turns on Audi.

The movie gives ultimate themes of courage, teamwork and perseverance which are a great source of encouragement for a child to instill confidence within them, get inspired and grow in a competitive world. Avengers Endgame contains violence, but it's definitely not brutal.

In Avengers: Endgame, Happy attends Stark's funeral and comforts his daughter, Morgan Stark. In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Happy continues to stay in contact with Peter, informing him of Nick Fury's attempts to recruit him and helping him deal with Stark's loss which brings them closer.

In the movie, Happy is badly injured when a bomb goes off during a terrorist attack on the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood and he's put into a coma. "He's not lying!

Harold Joseph "Happy" Hogan is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He is usually depicted as a supporting character in stories featuring Iron Man / Tony Stark, for whom he works as a chauffeur, bodyguard, and personal assistant.