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News Taco Bell Digimon Promotion
posted on 2000-09-30 00:27 EDT
Food chain Taco Bell and Saban Entertainment, producers of the popular "Digimon: Digital Monsters" cartoon series, have announced a big Digimon promotion for the upcoming October 6th theatrical release of "Digimon: The Movie."
A special promotional package of 3 "collector cels" will be available with purchases of a Taco Bell Kids Meal. The cels are see-through cards that offer a "freeze-frame" look at your favorite Digimon scenes from the movie. A total of 48 different framed cels will be offered, as well as a movie strip decorated with characters designed for stacking and collecting the cels. Random three-cel packages can also be purchaced for an additional 99 cents.
The promotion is scheduled to run until November 15th while supplies last.
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