Burger King Big Kids Meal Adventures Volume 11 Issue 6
| Burger King Big Kids Meal Adventures Volume 11 Issue 6 | |
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| Released | 2000 |
| Retail | Free distribution at Burger King locations |
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| Pages | 4 |
Burger King Big Kids Meal Adventures Volume 11 Issue 6 is a specific single issue of a newsletter distributed for free at Burger King locations in America in 2000 in conjunction with the company's joint promotion with FUNimation and the Dragon Ball Z property beginning in May that year.
The newsletter issue contains information about the ongoing Dragon Ball Z promotion (including the seven figures and "Dragon Ball Z: Z Warriors Prepare" VHS tape available for order), small word and picture games, and the issue's flagship inclusion of a full-page Dragon Ball Z "board game" (meant to be cut out and played using the figures available through the current promotion).
The booklet spans four pages front to back, and is printed on a single, folded sheet of 11x17 paper (which the back page notes is made on recycled paper of 10% post-consumer waste).
Contents
The front cover includes a bonus "game" instructing readers to fold and match the page at the printed arrows to reveal "who's lurking behind Goku".
The second page includes:
- a small Dragon Ball Z character identification game with moderate close-ups of their eyes (in order: Son Goku, Piccolo, Vegeta, Son Gohan, Kuririn)
- an image game in which the reader is instructed to count the number of triangles inside a multi-colored star
- a short overview of the Dragon Ball Z promotion (including its toys and VHS)
- instructions for the "board game" included on the next page
HOW TO PLAY:
Before you start, you and your friends must have at least one of your Dragon Ball Z® toys to use on the game. Cut out the Dragon Balls and put them in a hat or bowl. Next, each player must take turns picking a Dragon Ball out of the hat or bowl. The number of stars on each Dragon Ball is the number of spaces you may move your Dragon Ball Z® toy. After you move put the Dragon Ball back into the hat or bowl and mix them up. The first player to reach the Eternal Dragon wins the game. This game is difficult and will take all your skills as a warriors. GOOD LUCK TO YOU, YOU'LL NEED IT.
The full third page is the included Dragon Ball Z "board game" meant to be cut out and played using the figures available through the current promotion.
The back cover includes a tidbit about bird eggs in Maine, a word game promotion for Nickelodeon's "Big Helpmobile" traveling the country featuring the names of visited cities, and a half-page spotlight for the company's joint promotion with FUNimation and Dragon Ball Z showcasing all seven figures and the "Dragon Ball Z: Z Warriors Prepare" VHS tape available for order.
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