A Pictorial History of Char Aznable's Weirdest Ad Campaigns | Page 4 of 8

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McDonald’s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0eCZ509xyk

Char’s latest promo sees him offer up not one, but three new burgers at McDonald’s—a “Red” garlic teriyaki burger and a similarly themed, red-cheesed double cheeseburger, because of course, and a three-pattied “Newtype” burger, referencing Char and Amuro’s awakenings as psychically powered spacenoids in the original anime.

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