Angry Birds UNO
Angry Birds UNO manufactured in China, 2003.
Angry Birds themed UNO card game manufactured in China, 2003. Based on the on the best-selling phone app game, Angry Birds, this edition does not appear to be licensed by Mattel.
Above: Angry Birds UNO manufactured in China, 2003. 108 cards + 2 extra cards + instructions in box.
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