WcDonald's or a variant thereof often appears in anime productions (and a few western shows and games), with the McDonald's golden arches flipped vertically.

• In real life, a former Long Island hamburger chain called Wetson's. Their logo was a w that basically was the McDonald's arches upside down. Ironically, several Wetson's, including the one in the picture, later became McDonald's after Wetson's went out of business.
• Accel World
• Ah! My Goddess in the second episode.
• Aku no Hana. At one point Kasuga goes to "Mocbnalds".
• anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day
• Axis Powers Hetalia has "Mc[BEEP]nald's".
• Azumanga Daioh (Magnetron, with the logo adding a smaller "G".)
• Ballad Of A Shinigami (Manga)
• Baldr Force EXE Resolution
• Beavis and Butt-Head, where W is for "Burger World" and "Maxi Mart" replaces "Mini Mart".
• Bubble Bobble - One of the random items enemies turn into upon defeat are WcDonald's french fries (1,000-point item).
• Chaos;Head manages to get both McDeinald's and WacTiKald's. Really.
• Chappelle's Show had a sketch revolving around a new employee at "Wack Arnolds".
• Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions! - The arch is flipped 90 degrees.
• Cowboy Bebop
• Crayon Shin-chan had DocNamald's.
• UFO Baby
• Danny Phantom
• Darker Than Black had McDoness.
• Dear Boys
• The Devil Is a Part-Timer! has the main character work at a "MgRonalds".
• Digimon Savers
• Doki Doki School Hours
• In Chris Ware's Floyd Farland: Citizen of the Future, we see a McRonald's (slogan: "3 Billion Poisoned"). In this case, we can really see why they altered the name for legal reasons.
• Hanasaku Iroha episode 11
• Haruhi Suzumiya
• Hikaru no Go had NcDonald's. The logo is, of course, the first 3/4ths of the Golden Arches.
• Holyland has "Wakudonalds".
• The game Inspector Gadget: Global Terror had Gadget, Penny, and Brain investigating strange happenings at O'Ronald's.
• InuYasha in the modern settings.
• Kekkaishi (although, since McDonald's actually is a sponsor in the anime adaptation, it also appears as-is in one episode)
• Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple has "Matsuenald's" - a pun on the mangaka's name (Shun Matsuena) - with the "M" logo shaped as Matsuena's hairdo as he usually depicts it his caricature self-portraits.
• Kira-Kira
• Kodomo no Jikan
• Kodomo no Omocha
• K-On!
• Kore wa Zombie desu ka? has 'Mask Donalds' which gives masks with the happy meals.
• Lucky Star
• Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro
• MAD may have had the earliest instance of the trope in their parody originally published in the '70s The Six Million Dollars, Man! when Col. Steel Awesome is held captive by Russian agents, and WcDonald's is presented as a Russian version of The Golden Arches.
• Master of Martial Hearts has a frequent fast-food restaurant simply called "Moe", with obvious McDonald's arches.
• Megas XLR
• Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz.
• Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam has Macdaniel's.
• Moldiver
• Ouran High School Host Club
• Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt
• Peach Girl
• Persona 3's manga. They serve the Peta-Wac Burger, which is Exactly What It Says on the Tin... Peta being the prefix for 10 to the 15th power. The main character likes them.
• Please Save My Earth
• Prehistorik a 1991 platform game.
• Sailor Moon had Rei bring "Rakudanold's" takeout to a picnic.
• Sangatsu no Lion - Mecdnald (yes, no "o") and the Giga Mec.
• School Rumble has "Was Burger" featuring the inverted archs in their packaging.
• SenkiSenkiMomotama (a manga by Nanae Chrono), has the fast food restaurant "McBonald's".
• Sgt. Frog
• Shakugan no Shana, in the OVA.
• Sleeping with the Girls has one appear in the Sailor Moon universe.
• Sonic X
• South Park
• Super Dimension Fortress Macross had Macross Nalds.
• Super Gals!
• Strawberry One Hundred Percent
• A Certain Magical Index, Macronall Hamburger in episode 7, but "MacRonall's" in episode 18.
• Tokimeki Memorial 2 has "NacDomald's", and its logo has its first arc cut in half, giving the logo an "N" shape.
• Tokko features Wcdon@lds in episode 4, with an "at sign" instead of a normal A.
• Tsukihime
• Uta Kata
• Virtua Fighter; the dub adds a reference to a "Big Wac".
• The Wandering Son characters sometimes go to WcDonald's.
• No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!
• You Cant Do That On Television
  • In one episode, the burgers Lethal Chef Barth serves to Christine and Vanessa actually taste decent for a change. Barth confesses that when he ran out of "burger mix," he was forced to run across the street to McDougall's and buy burgers to serve. (He then proceeds to add his own special ingredient to the girls' burgers - squirrel mucus.)
  • Averted in a handful of episodes during the first, Ottawa-only season of the series, in which McDonald's is not only referred to by name on a few occasions but the McDonaldland characters actually visit the set. (Christine remarks that McDonald's provides free meals to the kids working on the show - "a good thing, because CJOH [the TV station that produced the series] would probably let us starve." Also, McDonald's gift certificates were given away as a call-in competition prize on at least one occasion.
• Yuru-Yuri. Similarly to Virtua Fighter, listed above, in which Chinatsu orders a "Big Wac".

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