Burger King Mandalorian and Grogu King Jr. Meal Toys 2026 Full Set of 8, Collectible Cups, and Resale Value
Hey collectors, if you’ve been keeping tabs on the Star Wars merch scene ahead of the big theatrical drop, Burger King just gave you another reason to hit the drive-thru. The Mandalorian and Grogu King Jr. Meal officially launched on April 28, 2026, at participating U.S. locations, a full week before the broader themed menu dropped on May 4 (Star Wars Day, naturally). That staggered launch wasn’t an accident. The toy hunt kicked off early, and resellers were already circling before most people even knew the collaboration was live.
This one carries some real nostalgia weight, and it’s not the only Star Wars collectible drop worth tracking right now — the Star Wars Spirit Jersey Mystery Box for adults launched around the same time and is pulling its own resale activity. Burger King and Star Wars go way back. The partnership traces all the way to 1977, when BK was one of the first fast-food brands to capitalize on the original film’s success with four collectible glasses. Fast forward to 2026, and we’ve got a full 8-toy lineup tied to The Mandalorian and Grogu, hitting theaters May 22. The timing is tight and intentional.
The King Jr. Meal itself is pretty standard for a kids’ meal. Choice of Hamburger or 4-pc. Nugget, Applesauce, Kids’ Fry size, and Milk or Apple Juice. But the toy is the draw. Each meal comes with one figure from the 8-toy set, plus a themed box and a collectible Grogu or Mando crown (yes, the crowns are a thing, and yes, people are hunting those too).
Here’s the confirmed full set of 8:
- The Mandalorian / Din Djarin (standard pose)
- The Mandalorian / Din Djarin (jet pack variant)
- Grogu (standard)
- Grogu in Pram
- Razor Crest (N-1 Starfighter)
- AT-RT Driver
- Stormtrooper
- Zeb Orrelios
Each figure has faction symbols molded into the base. The Mythosaur skull for Mandalorian and Grogu figures, the Alliance Starbird for New Republic-side characters, and the Imperial Crest for the dark side figures. It’s a small detail but a nice touch that makes the set feel cohesive rather than just a random grab bag of plastic.
Worth noting: Mando gets two versions (standard and jet pack), as does Grogu (standard and in-pram), which gives completists extra targets and gives resellers two slightly different pulls to list. The Razor Crest vehicle piece is the one getting the most early attention. Vehicle figures in fast-food sets almost always have a short window before they vanish.
Is the BK Mandalorian Set Actually Worth Collecting?
Short answer: more than your average kids’ meal toys, for a few specific reasons.
First, the IP. Grogu (aka “Baby Yoda”) is one of the most merchandised characters in recent Star Wars history. Anything with his face on it moves, whether it’s a $300 Hot Toys figure or a $5 fast-food toy. The Grogu in Pram figure in particular is getting early traction because it mirrors the iconic image from the show’s first season.
Second, the film timing. The Mandalorian and Grogu is the first big-screen theatrical release for these characters, which means demand is tied to a theatrical hype cycle, not just a streaming drop. Movie tie-in promotional windows tend to hold collector interest longer than show-adjacent promos.
Now, let’s talk resale numbers. I checked eBay sold listings and collector groups this week (roughly 1–2 weeks post-launch), and the market is already moving.
Individual figures (loose or in original packaging) Commons are sitting around $6–10. The Razor Crest and Grogu in Pram are pulling $12–18 depending on the seller and condition. Sealed, unopened figures command a small premium.
Complete sets of 8 You’re seeing asking prices from $45 to $75. Actual sold comps on eBay are settling around $50–65 with shipping included. The set of 4 collectible adult cups (separate from the toys, tied to adult combo purchases) is listing around $20–30 for the full set and moving steadily.
Crowns Yes, people are actually selling the paper crowns. Don’t sleep on these. Niche collectors are picking them up at $5–12 each because they’re flimsy and don’t survive intact. Low supply of undamaged examples = more demand than you’d expect.
If you’re deep into the May the 4th collectible wave, also check out our breakdown of the Spirit Jersey Mystery Box chaser odds. It’s the same blind-box energy, very different price ceiling
For context, we tracked the same pattern with the Super Mario Galaxy Happy Meal toys earlier this year — strong first two weeks, then a slow glide once theater hype cools. Fast-food toy sets follow a predictable arc. The Mandalorian IP specifically has a dedicated collector base that tends to be more engaged than a generic franchise crossover.
Long-term hold potential? Moderate. These are mass-produced, kid-targeted pieces, not grail territory. Sealed condition matters a lot, and figures in original packaging with the themed box and crown intact will hold value better than loose pulls. The Grogu figures and the Razor Crest are your strongest individual bets if you’re thinking resale rather than sentiment.
Bottom line: If you’ve got kids, the meal is a no-brainer. Themed box, Mando crown, and a legitimately fun little figure for the price of a fast-food kids’ meal. If you’re collecting, grab a few meals in the next two to three weeks while the theatrical release is still building steam and supplies are patchier. Waiting until post-premiere usually means easier availability but lower resale upside.
The adult menu items (BBQ Bounty Whopper in the helmet-shaped carton, Grogu’s Blue Cookie Shake, Grogu’s Garlic Chicken Fries, Imperial Cheddar Ranch Tots) launched May 4 and run while supplies last. Worth experiencing even if you’re just there for the toys. The themed packaging on the Whopper carton especially is a nice display piece if you’re careful with it.
Keep watching eBay “sold” listings as the May 22 theatrical date approaches. Prices typically spike again around opening weekend as gift-givers and last-minute collectors pile in. If you’ve pulled the Razor Crest or snagged a clean set with the crowns, drop it in the comments. I want to see what people are finding out there.
This is the way. Go get your meal.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters on May 22.
