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McDonald's is dropping an Evangelion collab in Japan 🇯🇵 Featuring: McShake Unit-00 🥤 Big Mac Unit-01 🍔 McFry Potato Unit-02 🍟

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Necesito que traigan esto a España! @McDonalds @mcdonalsesp

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