The 11 Most Memorable Burger King Kids Club Toys Of The '90s

OK, to be fair, these weren't ever as great as Happy Meal Toys, but every once in a while they hit it out of the park.

1. Beetlejuice (1990)

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Alright, so these were just finger puppets, but they are amazing just because they were based on the badass cartoon.

2. The Simpsons (1990)

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It's hard to believe, but The Simpsons weren't always the tie-in merchandise machine that they are today, and in 1990 these were about the only toys you could get.

3. Beauty and the Beast (1991)

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These were actually really well made, both Belle and Beast had multiple movable parts and lot's of details -- a rarity in fast food toys.

4. The Lion King (1994)

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Clearly, Scar or Mufasa was the toy to get!

5. Walt Disney Classic Collector Glasses

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OK, these were not toys, but they were the first valuable set of glasses you ever owned.

6. Pocahontas (1995)

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Just like the Beauty and the Beast toys, these toys were well made, with lots of details and movable parts. But, I feel bad for the poor kid that got stuck with the Grandmother Willow toy -- how were you supposed to play with that?

7. Toy Story (1995)

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These puppets were such a hot commodity during the 1995 holiday season that most Burger King locations sold out.

8. Scooby-Doo (1996)

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Scooby-Doo got no love in the mid '90s, so these toys were a god send. Well, minus Scrappy Doo, he sucked.

9. Universal Monsters (1997)

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Were kids really into old horror movie monsters? Probably not, but that's what made them cool.

10. Rugrats (1999)

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One of those rare times when there is not a bad in toy in the batch!

11. Pokémon (1999)

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It's MOTHER F'ING POKÉMAN and these toys were epic.